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FORGETFULNEss OF PEOPLE.

We wo1ld not, by entIclng headings
aud other devlses Lad you To Ipt0 read
ing of the virtues possessed by DIR
Plerce's Celebrated MadiGInes were
! not that We are aware OF The forget
falBess of people, ard that must DO our
excuse, dear Reader, tor again telling
you that Dr.. fIeIco's Golden Medical
Discovery Is without AN equal ls "A blood
purltief. 1t cures all humors from The
common bl trh ur plmpie, or eruption,
t. the WORT scrofula, fever sore or ult or
Dr.. .P'erce's Pellets are a PLEASANT bu
eihcieDt catharti2. Sold hy druggists.
Sr. CLOUD HOUSE,
CHICAGO. ILL.,, j AZ. 20Lh, 1879.
Hon. X. V. PIERCE, NJ. b.:
Dear Doctor have been using your
Col leu NJ ztiical Discover, and Pc l,.t>
for liver compliant and general debility.
lt Is impossI BILE Ia express the gratitude
te, l. ItIs simtly wond-TtuI the etfeci
your IN. dicInea have had upDn me. Lam
III tFtrS way thousand per cent better
am yours gratefully,
j. q. DA ViDSON
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We deeply regret that we ar, COM
pAled o rtcOrd u u death of Rev. Ohm
W.Pers N. which t0rk place iu this city
n few n mt ~ aite~ IL o'clock ibis morn
ing. Mr.. Person had been In the min
i,try OF the Methodist c. urch a great
many years; aud was one of the most
faithful aiU devoted pastors. A bout two
years ago, while In charge OF Brady
wine Church he was stricken with pa
ralysls, and never fully recovered. He
was thus compelled to give up tne labors
ut the pulnit, aud has siSca resided In
city. Hp was well known on the PENN
sulA, having occupied many pulpits. He
died ia the 65;h year OF his age, aud
will long be remembered for his high
character and many excellent virtues,
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Police Court.

Al the hearings before the Mayor last
evening, Dennis CoDner, was arraigned
OIL The charge Of s.sault and battery on
George Downham. He was required 10
pay 81 and costs.
Lewis Denhy-was arraigned on the
charge of stetl ling ride on the Fourth
street cars, Tor " which Offense he was re-
quired to pay So and cost.
Frank DaucIn for assault ana battery
upon o,-caich.r Hunt, while In the
performance of his duty was required
TO pa, S5 and costs.
The only case tins morning was one
iruUk upon " hich the nsu :. pen lty of
81 cents aud costs was imposed.
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Church of the Covenant.

Lest evening Isaac V. Lloyd was cleo
ted Senior Warden and Ii. 5. Kyle Juu-
ior Worden Of the Returned Episcopal
Church Of the Covenant. The same
gentle ..&u were elected delegate and al
ternate, re: pee lively to The X. E Church
Convention which meets In New York
en- the 25,h inst.
Rev. Il. w. Kirby will preach at b
Covenant Church next Sunday. No
call has yet been tendred to any one to
succeed Rev. Mr.. Estl;n, recently re-
sIgned.
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Eminent Phxsiciann.

are prescrI blng that tried and tIus RENE
dy, kidney Wort for he worst cases OF
hIlionsuess and constipation, as we 4 At
for kidney complain. lh-re rs scarce
ly person 20 be tuuud that viii not be
grestiy benefited by thorough course
of Kldney> Wort every spring II you
feel cut Of sorts aud dobi know wnyg
Try apackage of Kidney Wort ant you
viii feel ike new orcaturr.-- HIdldnap-
oils Sentinel.
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UROPO5AL LIS FOR CONSTRUCTOR /. A
L SEWER.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER.
No. SX EAST SIXTH STREET.
L N L III &

=
SEWER.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER.
NOS EAST SIXTH STREET.
MILNINGroN, DBL, MAY 8, 1881.
Sealt Proposals will be received In the
box in the City Council chamber until
for building l0' feet OF sewer more or
iess)Ito conn ct with Lne one already con-
strucIed on the south side OF Reed street
between Monroe and Adams streets, o d
the one crossing Monroe street. above
Chestnut. The sewer Will be six feet
wide In the clear, spannCd by double
ring nine-inch arch OF good hard BRICKS
radius of arch. three feet. The side walls
will De two and a half feet thick and
about five and q half feet high depending
on The nature of the ground; the excave-
carried deep enough to obtain Arm and
solid foundation, and, II necessary, must
be p anked. The pavement will hbe5 In
the form ofan inverted arch OF three feet
mine inch radius; TO be laid with egood
hard brick; the bed of the pavement
must be we'll packed aud rammed, and
made 10 conform to the exact grade and
shape aI ,s OF the s Inv, inyers & or pavement. The
shown on the plan furnished by the Oity
surveyor. Ali the work both stone an 1
brick must be laid In good hydraulic ce-
ment mortar co imposed of eQual parts OF
good cement and clean river sand. The
of said work and the perform
ance of the contract shall be under the
uifecLlon ana supervision or the street
Commissioners, and all the work and ma
terial must be OF the best quality 4
approved by him before tue sewer win
bn accepted by the Street Comm lttee.
Parties bidding will please state the
price per llpeal foot fCe building the
sewer. The price per 1tneaI foot 10 in
clude the cast of excavation back filling
and furnishing all the lat or and material
necessary to comp etc the work land alEa
the price per lineal foot II the city wiz
furnish The stone to build the side wal
The work must be completed with.
thirty days from the time the contract 10
awarded by OItv Council. A bond with
security In the sum of two hundred dot
lars mus accompany each proposal f.
the good faith of the bidder and theI
son or persons to whom the contract N,
oe awarded must give a bond with re-
curity in the sum of i've hundred dollt rs
TOR the faithful performance OF Q CO :
tract. Tn Street Committee reserv. right
reject any bid that they do not think IL
viii be 10 the interest Of the city 10 A.. s
cept. All bids must be properly Rignp,I,
sealed and endorsed "Proposa for on.
Structing q sewer south OF Reed Street.
For further Information apply to
L. p. LYNCH,
rect Com missioner
By Order of the Street Com mIJt g.
WILLIAM MoMENAMIN,
mayb.6t Chairman.
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Prizes Drawn.

ne following articles were chancad
+" tho st Paal's Ca'bolic Church
Y a't evening:
i. as table No. 7-shot fancy revolver,
W. W "Moss;" tAbla No. Q. tidy,
|nim nv" n1 Mss Ala Con sci; tabl' No.
H" cushion, d, avn by John ia o~ In;
4, III NO NO. o, pair OF Tides, drawn by
,,-a AHs'e 1hamter'; table No. 8. toilet
w,n ~ oy Hiss S,rah Newell. The
WIN continue tins week.
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Heaven Rorn CIR or s,ba-,tv.

AMend itSe.fn ,in 10 % charity ,l,,y which snould
,I'su Charity H5spiytnahIe, e., ~ Is the
lion , M 'e i'hed 10 be the a. oi',ss, MsT Vn IN
y 10. ~ lls klnd on tha mn,an. n1. ~
ktiins Inc me Lou lana st,ts cree" o,,ar, sre
|Df d mtIIinno no1le ins,itution Win lis
u OF ialioh ,inIoh dollars and the n,,,s re
lin y d a"t "o dollar ticket In In. RsIi
NJ A. pns on May 10Th. Dy man
York On iht"uPhin. M. sIs BrosdWsy
ht New s'ri, ~ u, or lhe sam ntr
kiver nd lars, iSts, ~ Will b ens botb
bee, 70 II III. 're te receiver. Wy not n,
o"ueiY mnyl-Ot
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HoTwl1H LANDING that Mr.. Dawes
Il tetdAy u>uIpsd or assumed what has
mt to be regarded ss q Democratic
Pa"on, by moving oRon to.xecutiye
fs'iVn, there was not sinRl 10 wicked
fa revolutionary Democrat among
a Sll who made any otjet ton, and
Dawes mot ON was adoIt d hy a
Fsori's the cont trionel tY OF Shlch
undoul ted. The only matter for Az
FSallon Wa can ser for any QUE In the
Oeeedlng is that Mr.. Art ur did not
FEe chance t. vUts with his friends
must have made him f.el quite
lesoiue like. he has the satsfaction,
seVer, of knowing now that Le can
W the chair for = few moments with
running ihh risk of having the
'eAtd De mGcTats revoiutlomztnR
Elng.
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AAamininE Commi..,o...

ers v..,as .ns OF the Pilot Csmm,.-
of tha 'us; r 'aa Capt. Henry s. Vir-
g Comnrd m d .ard, was appointed exam.
rred.t" ITa,IoIs = for licenses will h.
n Mo s,p nhp's n Virden, sur xamIn-
nces will ~ hp 1T 10 the Board, and
Idation. sA''eu upon his re.'on-
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A Tour OF Inapectfon.

Yesterday the Tr lstees made tour of
insp ction Tor the purpose of looking for
a suitable site for new Almshouse build
lngs. Several farms in New Castle and
ChristIana Hundreds were looked at,
but no detihite selection will be made
for thr Dre ent.
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A promising young horse IA IS bef n
named Dir. Tanner la hopes that IL will
make him las .--E'Echdnge. that might
do for some nor esi out we had Tatker
take our chanc on q package OF M. ID.
Roberts Horse Powders, as tEey
qua AnIee IA healty and vigorous consIi-
tuition, which is essentlai for a mon es
speed and endurance.
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The Nrw Yulk l. tie Insurai ce Co.,
repl esented Ma her a. Caahii 6, Mana
gers 70 tlis STATE rad $6uOO on the life
OF u late Thos. +. Plu ner L / morn
ing II being Lhe fist co.hpaiN out OF
three T. make prJmp. ssttlem It.
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nnay5-7t
DRoPosALs FOR GRADING.
JFTIcE OF THE, STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 50 EAST sixth STREET,

No. SM EAST SIXTH STREBT,
WILMINGTON, EL,, May 9th, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received In the
FOX in the City Council Chamber until
7.30 pm Thursday May IL, 1881, for grad
& the bed Of Dupont st., from Lowering
Avenue TO the ceutre of Warwasett 81.
The amount of material to be reno Yed
is about 300 cubic yards. The stone must
lie troken small enough for the stone
breaker, where the stone must be taken
and deposited by the contractor. The
dirt must he taken any tplace that the
street Commissioner may direct, provId-
cd the distance of hauling ~ not greater
than five squares. The work must be
done under the direction and supervi-
sion of the Street Commissioner and
must be completed within 80 days from
the time the contract Is awarded
by City Council; Tor every day there
after the G. ntractor must pay to
the city OF Wilmington the sum
of fve dollars. A bond with re-
curity in the sum of one hundred dollars
must accompany each proposal for the
good faith OF the bidder. The Commit.
tee reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. All bids must be properly signed,
sealed and endorsed proposals. for
grading DUPONT street,"
For further Information apply TO
L. p. LYNCH,
Street Comm issioner.
By order of the Opening street Com
N ItIee. GEORGE ABELE,
may5U Chairman.
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gae Daily Sasettt.
wIIMIN0TON PO8TsOTBICB
sNTEhEHD "a sEooND-oLAss AATIhh. ~
FIRST EDITION.
,,,,,pAyE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE
,rrpHlA.-l.5s 20. 6.D 20,
FOB 0dih fhi ~ ri D j5 IG.Sl. o. a. u; izio
sMiS.43 IL 2.Oa, 2.'J i.Oo' ojoz' o,,p' ~ ~ M
l'.% P5,,,il i, 7.U, y 81, iv.D y. IN.
D. " yoKk.-I. .5s, 2..U, ~, l,,U, s.5j.
FOE Hhn "j9.f3, 2,9, 8 s.! 6.A4,p. al
d;ui,vs, il,n,i i5s, ~ =. m, o;65 a.4a y; m.
FoR bALTIMokE.- -:oi, I.iz' t'oo' 600 o.
m. - si.oi : %, o'o' y "A'
rn. unA A.HinuI - .-5l, II 1855. =. =
IlJL sI.O4 10 y, m. Sunubys'
I5 ,L.2 s.5J "A. IN
M, rIMunE AND IN NrBRhBDfAre STA
InSs. .lGji, s Sa. IN, 10. ii.o p. IN.
.',.4 ~ D, IN. tr IN stops nj Way MA,
,,nn' ,iiy b, W en PerryViils and
p,titn,ore. sundays. I2.5l u. ~.
p.spyytLLE AND IsTERAEDIATR STA
ThJNS II b3 p. IN.
Fan Nxw CAsrLR.-6.00 9.8. a. m; ~
IV.B.2i, p. M, No Sunuay trains.
urEnIyGroN AND INTERMEDIATES . rA-
M9Ss.-s IS a. m; hts. go y. Ia. No
suuua. tlaIts. a..
nsIwAn ASD lNpEL MEDIATE STATIONS
o. % IN. D p. m.
Nov WlLMINGcoN & NORTH ERa II. H.
?Da. m; 3OO, ,.u5 p. III. NoSuh4aV
tok DnLAwARE WESTERN X. h-7.l6
10 1a.m.; ;6.35 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMLNGl UN
FroN PHILADELPAIA.-l2 "a 7.Iz.
soj; ,. GA. In., IL M; 2.i5, iZ.4I, 'A.U2,
A. ~ I.SO I.il, 0.Iu, J.io, t.io, o-uO.
A,at, lu.4i, ii.lb l.. ~. SuutayS. ls.t,
2U4, III, ,.. Il Ia. m v ~, h.4), lilo
F,os new YonE.-2.,4, 2.22. 1862, SIS
m.l!.45, sI.u2. a., "a y IN cu
I'D, 2.2l, 7.J2 "A. IN.
FROM BALTIaUkH.-l.oo, @.if . ll.eo
M; sI2.II, IAU, 5.46 %, v.5O nl. ~
dats, J.53, 2.l4 a. ia. o.i., " 30 y: IN.
FROM WAsnINGroS.--l.o', a. IL 30 q.
tisat, 2.tU, 5. 46. d 81 y, ~. 7uh-
DAYS, I.5J, 2 IA, "a. ,".; o.4d, 63, y. IN.
FROM PEKRYVILLB OLly-tUo Ain,
FROM NLW CAsrLE.-o.4S. D.3I, 4 u,., l2.U7
5lp. B.Ul D. m. No SUNDAY trains.
FnuH DELAWARE X. h.-N.4o n. u; l. Va
6U5pm. No sunday trains.
tHoA WILMINGroN q SoRrHERS Il. Il
SUe, n. IN; l2.O5 o.45 p. III. NO sunday
trains. ,,. , 4. 80.
a. IN. 10, y. III. No sunday Crai"s'
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
pAILADELpHIA-B al street d. pot
10. ~, s.lI, lu.E, LOO. Il. - d. in; 80
$40, 30, 500. i.5t. i.lI B. iob , 'lOs'4o
1000 u.sO y. III. SUNDAY >, .. D, .. VA. ih.
So SUo, A,l5, 1880, .'Eip, IN.
PuILADE IA-Marhet street Station
ouly II q IA. ia |i5.=1 IN. sun
Iays. i.ln a ~
Figures marked thus ~ denote the
limited eX press TRAIN.
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GOOD ENOUGH.

Levers of really good chewing tobac-
co should ask for Milier's Good Enough
Navy Plug as IL is the only Tobacco which
has not the flavor of a Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Apr. I'D X va m
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LAhaEsT RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY AND
Underwear In America. Cook d BRorHER
Nos 40. 81 and 58 NORTH EIGHTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA. All orders will have
pr mpt attention. an20-wly8p Ir.
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD yesterday
Nijhdrew the whole bach Of New York
Nominations which he had sent to the
Ihepa.e before the nominations of Rober'
bon aud Merit. Wien Mr.. Dawes
directory waited upol him To propose
hat The case of Judge Robertson should
90 over TIL The regular session If Con-
gIess next winter, the President agreed
provided all the New York nomina ions
shou'd AXE the same course. To this
lie D.lectory were not willing TO assent
because there we're some OF them that
Pls Republican members wished TO con-
ltm' The President, however, gets
Mead Of them by withdrawing tho entire
|ot' Eobertsoa remains before the Sen.
\ le, hui the Others are taken back. Iu
ha way, none Of them can be acted up
u IN a'vance Of Robertson.
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.OI alI sad words oil Iongne or pen.

"Ot all sad words OF tongue or pen,
4 80 sAddest are lhese, ~ IN ighI na We
been"
the above quotation was flrcib v
pro lght 10 mind the other day by hear
ing young lady rema, X that she won Id
mol now be d1 log " ~ ,ipnsumption n
she h ID taken Shines 6yruD of Tar
W1ld CHERRY and HOrellOumd. A,
Novmber last, aud cnreI her cold. as n
friend of hers uid.
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DIED.

PIERSO T-At his residence, So Shipley
street, on the 9th instant, Rev j. W,
Piers ,n in he 65th year OF his sge.
Funera services at the house to-mor:
row morning, al 8 O'Clock and proceed
10 Galena Md. where the interment will
lake rlace, 0n Su. day, at 10 O'Clock, A, M.
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m an RIED.

HIGHFIELD PIkRSON.-At LaI den.
bur on the 2Sth day of April, A D.,
1851, 10y Fri nds ceremony, be ore
Tho mas Whanu, Jr.. ESQ William II
HlgEfi Id and Saltle Y. Pierson. b. h OF
New cast = county, Delaware.
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To have good health medicine is neces-
sary o. tcisionaily, As d iani ily medicine
we eau re recommend DIR. Bulbs Bal imure
Pills nd sdvlss all 10 nave a box con-
stantly on nand Tor eases OF nee, ssity.
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: pw .DvERr,NnM ENrs.

~ ANT D.. Six Journeymen Tailors
" 10 work on fine COATS, ana Two
custom vet makers, at the Bo'ton one-
Price Ci1thirg House, 2l3 Market 81.
IN y6.tL
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sworn In

Soriai,r iarner' Esq.,, who was elect.d
iook ,I,aof ,h last evening by CITY Conn.
On q Ma s oath of once this sorniaa
i give bo almond. He will a.
!. Ooha and enter upon his du.
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| II l. no wonder that SO many mothers
| prai se DR.. Bulls Baby Syiup. We heard
| one fonr best lhysiclans pronounce IL
| to oe the only safe remedy for children.
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y1~AN; ED-Tn purchass horse,
w weight ab, ut / % p N DIS. Black
1 referred. Apply to o-
m vs. II Jos Il. FOURTH STREET.
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nlItr r vainly trying all tbs various
,uiles for The troubles oil Isething.
n Il, bnii,a b by syrup gave IN gi.al re-
eL said cur neig bur,
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PRICE ONE CEN /
NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
s2-oNE NIGHT oNLYDa
TUESDAY. May 10th, 1881.
ANNUAL VISIT.
CARN CROSS
A1INSTREIS,
The star TrOuDe Of the W0rIA

Tne star Troupe OF the world
OkGANIZDD IN 1851.
From their Eleventh Street Opera
House. PhiIa.
The Oldest Established aud Most Success
ful Enter riainment in existence,
IN the Company will be fund
mi JHUGHEY DOUGHERCY, MATT
y sWhdEi:EELLER, di:EL JAMES QUINN, E. N.
THE DocKsTADERs.
FRED WALL, CARL RUDOLPH,
b. SHEPPARD, II. L. EVANS,
I. Q. METTLER. EDWIN FRENCH,
GnlFFiN AxD RICE,
JOHN L.. CARNCROSS,
And ~ OF ers. See Programmes
Who Will appear in their Orig inal Sensa-
lions, as performed by them during
the past reason in Philadeiphia 10
SCENES IN 15gTasd o3JR MARTsTs 1sSses;
THE COLORED LETTER CARRIERS.
OUR AMERICAN TEAM,
ALL HALLOWEEN,
And sGnting for the first time our
own imported
SARA BARNARD as CALMEEf
OR, ThE FATE OF A CROQ u hTTk.
Characters by the Company.
Doors open l5. Commence ats
admission, 35, 50 and 70 cents. Secured
Seats, rs cents; can be had at G. r. Thomas
Il 20 Is book store. may6-n
nj OTICE.-A mee ting OF the licensed
In liquor dealers and Of all who have
made application for license at the com
ing term of Court, will be held tom oryoW
lr rIiday) afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. a. HERD
mans Hall. mayh-lts
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Figures marked thus ~ denote thi
limited express tram.
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Egypt for Sale.

". Gambetta's organ, Paris, publishes a
sensational telegram from London stating
that Prince Bismarck's son, Herbert, had
arrived in London cd secret mission. His
errand, the telegram says. is to offer Eng
land possession of Egypt to the exclusion
OF France, and to guarantee that no power
having interests in the Mediterranean will
be permitted TO go beyond diplomatic
means in resisting such annexation. An
English correspondent says that bat for
the peculiar position the Paris occupies i'm
relation to NJ. Gambctta the story would
hardly be worthy Of serious notice.
The Interpretation put upon the alleged
mission of Herbert Bismarck to London is
that Germany, vexed if not displeascd ut
the cordial relations between Franco and
England, is trying to transform into dis
cord the financial and political pledge the
two great powers have taken in regard to
Egypt.
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PERSONAL.

The taxes Senator FAIR pays on real cs
tate in San Francisco, amount to cOnsid.
erably more than $4,000.
Ex-senator SHARoN'S health has so far
improved that he is able to drive ncca
sionally in the suburbs of San Francisco
BRICK POMEEoY is bankrupt at Dem
yer, where he has been concerned in min
ing operations.
Congressman HIsCoCK, candidate for
speaker, a large, good natured man, was
among the GreeIy Liberals of 1879.
The Cambridge Tribune has found a
menageric proprietor who is follower of
Darwin. He is looking for the missing
lynx.
The ladies of Montreal, Canada, have
an association of their own for introducing
female help from Europe. The minister
of agriculture is aiding them.
Mile. de BOIs GUILBERT, "a lincal dc
scendant" of the Templar in "Ivanhoe, :"
is about to be married to NJ. Buffet, nephew
of the former president of the French As
sembly.
Major DANIEL and Colonel CAMERON,
the opposing candidates for governor at
recent election in Virginia, received the
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same majority-9S6-in their respective
cities Iynchhuro and Petershurc

same majority-9s6-in their respective
cities, Lynchburg and Petersburg.
Mr.. GLADSTONE recently received a let
ter in the Welsh tongue, and Immediately
sat down and wrote reply in the purest
vernacular. His accomplishments are le-
gion. Now they say he is to enter the
Upper House as Earl of Liverpool.
\ Washington photographer says that
there is great demand for photographs
OF President ARTHUR The sales Of Mrs.
Hayes pictures used to average go a
week. The theatrical favorites. SO far as
concerns the sale of their portraits at the
capital. are Lotta, Mary Anderson and
John Mccullough.
The libel suit in the English court Of
Queens Beech in which the parties were
Clement Scott, dramatic critic, plaintiff,
and Mr.. Sampson, editor Of a Sunday
sporting paper. has terminated in ver-
diet of 81 800 damages for the plaintiff,
thus vindicating the fair fame OF Miss
NELSON, the dead actress, whose name
was involved in the proceedings.
In Red Oak, Iowa, the other day, Mr..
CHARLES WELLS aud Miss MoLIIE JEF-
FRIES, members of travelling dramatic
company, were married upon tile stage oi
the opera house Immediately after the
conclusion Of the entertainment and il full
view of the audience. the mayor of the
city performing the important operation
Of tying the nuptial knot. Programmes
printed in blue ink OF white satin, were
presented to the ladies in the audience a;
a souvenir CT the OCCASION.
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Thanksgiving Market

The Farmers Northern market ycstcr-
day and the Central market to-day were
we'll patrOnized by housekeepers in search
of delicacies for the great Thanksgiving
dinner tomorrow. At the Northern
market, dressed turkeys were rather
scarce, and all that were offered were
snapped up in quick time, at prices aver
aging 10 or IL cents per pound of live
turkeys there was a better supply, and
they sold at 10 and IL cents pound. At
the Central market this morning, the sup
ply OF both dressed and live turkeys
was much beyond the demand, and every
body who had 4 dollar to invest could get
live ten-pounder. Geese sold at 81 each.
ducks, 81 per pair guineas, IS cents per
pair ; chickens, so g. so cents per nair :;
chickens, dressed, 81 a. 60 cents each :;
pigeons, % cents per pair beef roast and
steak, IL a. 16 cents Il pound boiling
pieces, 10 ~ 1s; beef per quarter, G4 a. .;
pork, whole or half hog, 8 cents steak or
chops, II cents ham, whole, IL cents ;
sliced, 81 cents; dried beef, round, 25 :;
sliced, b; veal IL a. 16; lamb, Is a. go ::
mutton, II a. 1S; sausage, IL G Is pud
ding, 10 scrapplc, 8; ponhOss, 5; butter,
opened at 40 conts, fell to 80, then to :,5,
and after market closed was offered at 30 =:
eggs scarce at B cents potatoes 12(M15
cents half peck turnips Is cents half
peck sweet potatoes 15M2j cents half
peck onions 20 cents half peck cab
bayc sG2O cents per head celery 10 cents
bunch cranberrics 19G15 cents quart
apples $iO4.5O per barrel, and aO(d3O
cents half peck lemons IL cents dozen
oranges 40 cents dozen; "forbidden
fruit "oranges S(J1O cents each.