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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-02


AGENTES.-A Emiius Ouerbridge Co., Nueva-Y York. Is
Puerto Rico C Ledesma Co. AreciboAme, Julia Co.'S
d Co. Mayagaez.-Cortata Co., Ponco.-Noya Hernandez
Arroyo-Feddersen Wllnk Co, Santh6mah-A j. Cunache
Van Romendt & Co.. Gualeoupe-SoGman d Co. Dominica
r. A. Cairnonte 10, IarhadoA- Co. Trinidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-02
- ~ III % @&R.

Por escritura pdbca otorgada EN- esta fe.
cha ha quedado disuelta la sociedad que gira.
ba en- esta plsza bao la razon do nomingues
Herman S comp qGedando encargado de su
Iiquidacion el aocio doa Valentin Domingue1.
Lo que Sc anuncio al pGblico para couocimien.
to general -Pue -Rico IL de diciembre de
1880. DOMINIQUE HERMANoS CONF. 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-02
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The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
Ge,seral Foreign Nescs,
LONDON, June 20, 1881.

/. LONDON, June 20, 1881.
The announcement of the death
of John Joicey, member Of Parlia-
ment, is an error.
The master iron ship builders on
the Tees have decided to yield to the
demands of the employees, and the
STRIFE which was imminent is aver
ted. o
The dory Little Western, hence
for America on the l4inst., was spok
en- thirty miles southwest Of the Liz
ard on Monday. All were we'll on
board.
The World says that Mr.. Gallenga
the we'll known correspondent of ths
Timer, left England on Sunday lasi
for the purpose Of penetrating Siber'
Ia and describing the condition of the
exiles there. lti ? I'
Alta mass meeting of the employ.
es In the Denaby colliery, in Soutt
Yorkshire, it was resolved to return
to work at the same terms as before
tho strike, on condition that the
wages list would be revised.
In consequence Of q sudden attack
Of illness the Empress of Germany
who Is staying at Coblenz, sent fol
DIR. Busch, of Bonn. She was subse'
quently subjected to a serious opera
ti0p and is now as well as could bt
expected, but requires rest. -
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
Delaware state a Bonds! |!
ossICE OF STATE TRKAsgRER,
= DovEH DEF. Nav IN M

By VIRTUE ofan ACT or the General
Assembly Of the State of Delaware,
passed at Dover at its session of 1881, do
hereby give notice TO holders of Delaware
slate Bonds that I shall attend at tie
Phiiadeiphia National Bank, In the city
OF Philadelphia. during the business
hours OF that Bank, on the first three
secuiiaf days Of July A.. D., 1881, pre-
pared TO pay on and redeem bonds OF the
said Stale. of the nnmpern following: i:
From No. Al TO $50, both inclusive Of the
denomination Of one. thousand dollars
eaoh. o. The Issue of the bonds OF said
state under date Of January !, A. D., 1865;
also other honda Of the said State Of the
numbers following; From No. 4 to 852,
both tnciusiye, OF the denomination oi
ONE Thousand dollars each, OF the issue OF
the b0nda. 81 the said State under date OF
january ], A. D.. 1861. Oct. 2G. A, D., 1868,
%, a. d., isds: and also other bonds
Of the said state 81 the numbers fol-
lowing: From No. 10 l76, both inciu
sive, OF the den ON ination of one thous-
and dollars each, of the issue OF the bonds
Of said State under date OF January i. A.
D., 1874. And that from and afterthe first
day De- Of July, a: D. 1881. interest VIII
designated. "This call 10 intended TO in
cluds all the ontstanding bonds OF the
ROBERT ]. REYNoL DS,
state Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
THE CLoTH-HoUsE FAILup,
The Court Says the Firm sya. . :.
Rect Right 10 Ger tain Tl.assssre re

T1e Court Says the Firm IIas .u
iec. Aight 10 Ger tain Creditor
Malseed, Hawkins & Co.. credi,or. ;,
the late firm OF Mackey, johnson Tn,uo.
q oo.' Yesterday filed bill in EQUITY IN
Vourt OF Common Pleas No. l PRAYING
mat keceiver be appointed to takss s
charge OF the stock and business; lh,t
frederick M. Walton, the present 40.
signee, be dismissed from bis trust and .
new trustee appointed in his place. and
thai the firms Of j. B. Ellison & Son
Frode' Tx NJ. Walton T. Co., e. n. Van
lnger q Co, Strouse & Brother. jarbsr,
Whitfotd q Co., Turner & Taeeart
Morris d Lewis, Young, Smythe. Fis,d
u Co., the creditors who were nreferred
at the time .fthe assignment, be res.
trained from proceeding under their
write Of fsri facias, and that the pro.
ceeis from the sale OF the stock be paid
Into Court and distributed equitsblv
among the whole body Of creditors.
Itappeared from the afiidayits read nv
the connsel for the genera creditors tba,
the drm started in business with 4 capl.
tai OF 81, 200 which they represented 10
D. $500 900 that they purchased nearly
500 900 worth OF stock and had llabili.
ties amounting to about S140, 900 at the
time. OF the failure. Of which amount
$50, 600 is represented by the preferred
CT ditors. It was alleged that the stock
In the store at present did not amount to
much over $50, 900, and that II The claim
of the preferred creditors were paid In
full there would remain little Or nothing
for the c0mm0n creditors. The Court
however, he ID that tie firm hada per
feet right to prefer certain creditors, and
having done 30 before the assignmsut
was made the Court could not Interfere
10 the matter. -
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
THE CREDITORS OF THE Ma.
TIONAL GOVERNMENT.
The Entire Debt Of the Country
Held by Less Than 100, 900 Peo.

The Entire Debt Of the Countrv
Held by Less Than 100, 900 Peo.
pie. ..r.
WASHINGTON, June 27,-Special
Agent Robert p. Porter, who has had
charge of that portion OF the census
work relating TO United States bonds.
has completed his work so far as re-
lates to registered bonds, and will
soon have it IN print in the shape of a
special bulletin. 1t will disabuse the
minds Of people who are enthusiastic
upon the subject OF q "popular loann
and who look upon our bonds as the
great desideratum in that line. Mr..
Porter will show that S410, 0O0, 900 of
the bonds held by private individuals
are owned in amounts all exceeding
$60.000. twill fuIther show that the
entire debt OF the country is held bv
less than 100000 people. The $4lO..
OOO,0O0 above spoken of are held hy
about ] .500 persons, aud about 25. 600
persons are poss ssld of the bonds In
sums of $500 aud less, aud an appre-
gate. of not less than one Ne yepth of the
registered bonds is held by Mr.. Van.
derbilt alone.
There are but $40 COG, 900 Of these
bonds held in twenty-one Western
States and Territories. the COUPON
bonds only estimates can be made.
Mr.. Porter has just returned from
New York, where he has been en-
gagged in making these estimates, or
course. these estimates will not be
strictly reliable, but win serve to tin-
nre upon in considering the dlstriba-
ton Of the national debt. Mr.. Port
er's report shows that ofthe registered
bonds ! por cent. are held in New
York, 43 per cent, in The Middle
States, about 2 per cent. in the South
ern States, and little over 8 per cent.
in the Western States and the rest
abroad. Nearly 35 per cent. are held
by corporations. .515 "
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
An Old Soldier Drawned.

FORT JERyIs,N. Y.,June 27.-Yes.
tefday afternoon the body of Rich
mond Ireland was found in the Della.
ware river at Narrowsburg. Ireland
was 40 years Of age, and a blacksmith
at smith Corner, Orange county,
where he leaves wife and child. He
was a soldier jim the late war and was
wounded. On Friday last he started
to visit his brother, and while in tori.
drowned. ""e
The DUKE OF Sutherland told n
new York TT porter that he saw NO thino
ID America railways that could be in,rn.
dneed TO advantage on the Englisb rnsas
,,O' ~, oonrse. said he. tour CARRIAGES An
ho. ho, an eomforiable a. your first-e lass ears
ons VINO wants Pullman saIoon.esr an
onf roads where the longest ride Won cs !,
eaAe is Tor twenty seven hours?a
samuel Turner, one of the oI,,ant res,.
aouA OF Poftsmouth, Va, dIed Saturday.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
GRAIN AT IomE AND AaRoAD
The wheat Crop In Fine Condition
West andin Russia.
q sneci,, Das d .taalto RE 41ra.s

y New YonK, June 27.--Grain mer-
chants on the Produce Exchange were
elated TO day because of favorable re
ports III regard to the winter wheat
crop. Several dispatches were re.
ceived i'll regard TO the qualify, quan
tity and harvesting of the crop in the
West. rhcse from Kansas we're TO
the effect that the crop had been sue
cessfully harvested and housed, that
It Is of better quality than last year,
and that the increase is estimated at
fully 26 per ceist. From Ohio it was
reported that grain was ripe and now
being harvested that its quality is
good, and that the crop was greater
than was anticipated. From Odessa,
Russia, and the ports OF the Black Sea
there were also dispatches in relation
to the outlook, one despatch saying
everything was in most splendid con.
dition, and another that everywhere
The crop was magnificent.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
The star.Reufs Expo,ur..

The new York Times rivas ! !.
tailed account Of the 5.sStar,, .o "
from Vinita, Indian Territorr0o routs
Las Vegas, New Mexico, as M = 49,: =, 70
men containing many OF tha Spsul. w"sa:
features that preyade mosi ~ f"vlst n.
other frauds Of this kind. The T,,s sae y
says;"The route was originate es Ies
for some $4,000 a year. at WHY ist
rate, for the two years and 'mlca n;Sa
months It was operated, it wnn1S 1S
have yielded the contractor All TSCtu SCe
By increasing the number Of ,r;,'. ,rTo.
and by decreasing the time allowppss ps
the happy contractor secured d,,u Sou
the the term that his contract as was
allowed TO go on more than nas >
quarter Of a millions Of dollars a.
$4,000. In other words for eyou. "
dollar which the government s oria;
nally agreed to pay it actually S Sl
pay fifteen dollars. The route was ua
unnecessary. Ilwas calculated At % 1ss
miles III length. MOD u-1r : : ~ ~
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
philadelphia Husbands and Wfye

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-In the
case Of George Hitler, who shot and
killed Walter Fink in the street last
night, while the latter was talking to
a girl banned Maggie Savage, the fact
b is been developed to-day that Maggie
is the wife of the murderer and that
he had forbidden her to see Fink. She
denies that Hitler is her husband :
has always used her maiden name and
a short time engaged herself to marry
Fink, but there can be no doubt but
that she and Hitler are married,
About an hour after the Fink tragedy
another jealous husband shot both his
wife and her paramour. James Gour-
10y, who has been living apart from
bis wife Dora for some time, entered
her house through win low about II
O'Clock last night, and found her in a
bed with Daniel Dougherty. With
out saying a word he began to shoot at
both OF them. Dougherty was shot
twice in the shoulder but not mortally
wounded. Mrs. Gourley received a
bullet in the left breast, which the doc
tors have not yet been able to extract.
Gourley was arrested.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
The Levy Court.

the Levy Court met this morning,
ana considered the complaints made
about the Court House In regard TO
odprs arising from the sewer traps.
II was decided that from examination,
that the complaints were almost ground
Iess' nevertheless, as matter of preeau-
tion,it was decided to ventilate the Sc wer,
through the boiler.
Ihe Court also authorized the
county Treasurer to borrow $1OO, 600.
At the rate Of interest not exceedino
ave per cent, for the purpose ol
funding the county's floating debt.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
DTHIRD, Et,fTION
Hen Drss6lss II Rrlshs Cslors.
From the Ngsssa go ssssss's I ! ~ - pispsrs

From the W1HtlspaennenS end Diapers
M% Jc1xu0s *
It would s. inpal1 l1ihls 10 take a
walk in Paris jn6t now and not no.
tice the brilliSht colorin9 Of the mas
culine garb. One has besn 90 long
accustomed to an uAdisturbed varie.
tJ of. drabs and grays that the blues
and greens and russets Of to-day are
quite startling. True, it has. been
led up TO somewhat by the mixtures
into which the gayest colors were
introduced, but In such small guam
titles that at . very short distance
they lose their individuality and pro-
duce no positive effect. Now, how
ever, men do mot conquette with
color; they 20 In for IL Wholesale;
and there is no mistake about the
tintS they choose, for their neither
garments in particular, some .of
which are OF the brightest blue, 9th
ers slate-colored, while others
again affect q most decided greenish
hue. These are worn with contrast
ing coats, russell or combinations Of
brown and fawn. Long before men
thought Of imprlsoning their lsgs in
blue, OF bnttoning up their chest In
brown or yellow, they went in for
bright-trnted hose. The fashionabl lie
cravats are rich in tone, short and
figured like the ladies' dresser. The
summer In the country it will be the
vogue to wear shirts in plain xephyI
cloth, dark and fax blue, ecru ani
gray, and for long time past night
gowns havet M prettily embr old
cred in Russian sty le with blue ant
red. isss} s.Stss - Il iisl7lt5l t,,s3. -se6
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29

Gen. Longslreet has. reached bis
home In Gainesville, and will be m At
lanta very soon. He will assume The
duties of the MarshalshIp OF Georgia on
the first Of July. Since his return 10
Georgia great many applications for
positions have been made to him, but II
is not yet known who will be bis chief
deputy. Marshal Fitz,imons 10 prspsr-s;
ing 70 turn over the office 70 Is sac
cessor, and will we learn, soon engage
In business either here or In Augusta,
Gen, Longstreet, though past the meri-
dian of life Is still strong and hearty,
amply qualified In health as well as In
other respects, to fulfill the arduous and
delicate daties to the position to which
he has been appointed.-Atlanta (Ga.)
Constitution. II NV fJH f.lL5 =
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
b HAYDoCK,S
KIDNEY PANACEA.
HEAh WHAT Is SAID.


'.It has made me new man."
"Dr. Haydock'A PAnaeea has Increased
my weight nnesn ponnds." 80
MY wife would not be without 1t for
sour little boy Is much better. enclose
one dollar for aneLher bottle.u
nnd 1t as easy 10 take as milk
1--WE have sold thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want two dozea aexl
order."
IN. my morning agony is gone-thanks
II lind IL a splendid appetizer"
ANY invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disorder who will write me
~ to their complaint, will be treated
humanely and Kindly. IL In my most
earnest desire to inysstigate all f0rms oJ
Diabcsess and give relief At all times. II
you are too poor to purchase. write me
anyway, and your case will have iinms.
diate attention.
CAUTION.
AObssrvo that the signature OF Allen
haydock ID across the mouth OF each
bettle. =55sIz-
Price-one dollar fol large. and MY
HAYDoCK 4 CO.,
noS-eodAwiy. " Piatt ~. N. Y,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29

WALLSTREET Y nsTERDAy.--Stoeks
were somewhat more active, but the
market was weak and dropping and
featureless. Money remained very
easy and governments were pre- ty
steady. Railway bonds were heavy.
Foreign exchange was rather weaker,
but was inclined to become shade
firmer at The close. slf VI
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
ARRAY Between Whites and Hacks
GTtzF tn virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, June 27.-An af-
fray occurred on Saturday night at
Columbia, Fluvanna county, Va, be-
tween whites and blacks, in which one
OF the latter was fatally injured, and
others seriously hurt. Tine fracus
took place in a barroom, all hands be-
ing more or less under the influence of
liquor. Bill Hackney, the colored
man who was most injured, was struck
on the head with a pick-handle, beaten
ana then thrown out of the window
70 the ground, a distance of fifteen
feet.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
FOR FUEL.
w1IM1seron, DEL, June 2sth, 1881.

WILMINGTON. DEL. June 18th, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
chairma1 OF the Com N tttee on Fuel a.
July 7th. 1881, at fve o'clock p. N.
for furnishing the public schools
with abont d We ehundred tons more ofless
OF Schuylkill coal, stove and broken
pine, equal quantities. The coal 10 be
thoroughly screened, 2240 pounds 70 she
ton. Wood 70 be scut In three Itnu uhs
aid split, ready for use. NAAfi fuel 20 be
delivered In the cellars Of school build :
Com mittee. ALLEN RUTH,
je29.st. Chairman
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
The Fire Alarm,

The weights for the tower striker
OF the IRE alarm telegraph were ad :
!usted, this morning, and the engine
mouse gongs We're put in position
last evening. The system is now
reedy tor q test, which will be given
either this evening or Tomorrow
evening, under the direction Of the
Fire Committee of City Council,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
SMALLPOX I'm New York.

4a The unpleasant announcement is
made that New York city has another
smallpox epidemic, the health authori-
ties stating that no fewer than 100
cases have been discovered in that city
since the first of the month. How
many cases are undiscovered nobody
ventures to conjecture. Some of the
patients have been isolated at their
own residences, and others have been
sent to the hospital.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
sInaII.po. al Castle Garden

Among the 523 steeraee passenger
landed at Castle Garden yesterday
from the Glasgow steamer Furnessia
was a Sede named Carl Arderssen,
who was found to be suffering from
smallpox. AS soon as the disease
was discovered Arderssen was sepa-
rated from the rest of the passengers
sent to the Government smallpox
hospital in the lower bay. None Of
the other immigrants showed any
symptoms of the disease. AeJA ss1
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
PHILADELpHfA sMARK n,,.
WEDNESDAY, June %. bp


FLOUR AND MEAL.--Flour is frm, ,wieh
sales y M of .6OO barrels; Minnesota extras al
sMo.ooaa.S9 M Tor good TO fancy clear, sold al
sea63 for straight. Rye flour moves
slowly ~ $5a5.26 per barrel. -.
dKAIN@ Wheat ts nc. better, but there
,s very ltttle doing. sales Of ,ioO bushes;
No. red, elevator, 1t d AH. At the
open board, first call, sl.2iss was bid for
snas nd 4, sas2sN w ior July si.zIs for August.
VIC. Tor Pennsylvanis. Corr IL less ac
no mve, but 1utures are better. sales OF s.
~ s,oo pasnei: nan sail yellow. at 57a5sc. !;
ssiselsa s.ssmsf sa ,e2asSAs No at 50a5zc. and
sseady sse,aay Sales Of 10 900 bushels WHITE at
ixaaSl M 81, and rejected and mix ed al aoaSoc.
lf,vtV ~ pgsne July at 49,. and 5,O0y busI,.
fALA AnELfhIA CATTLE MARkEr
MONDAY. June q, Pm,
BEEF CATTLE were In fair demand and
sold at the differeat yards al 5aszZe oar oa Ind ~
The latter rate for extra. A".'
SHEEP were dull and rather lower i o a
mead arrived and sold at the different
s ss,os $, ~ Sao9sc., and lambs 5aS1zc., per Ib.
Hoes were In fair demand a. former
rates. 810O head arrived and sold al sayc.
per ID, as 70 condition. y = = S'-'s'
al Ine ercss Cattle Market was dull this week
arrived and sold at the different yards nj
Va NIc. Per ib,, a. 70 quality. 80 n ! :
sHEEP were dull ana rather lower. ID 90
hean Airayea and sold at the different
ec. per ID. ~ To candltion. = = -
HoGs continue In Iair demand. .S2Of
hea1 arrived and sold at the dIfferent
PARK DRovHsYARD. -
Wfyrseeo'sd end Ldsscaster ave. June Is.
SHEEP-Extra. ITO to I3O ns,. bs< good
" TO .IUo lbs. ~ to OF fair, 10 to Us ibs.
" % g; stock sheep, ~ 10 ta l2x good
lambs. s n ~ % ~ colnmof lambs, sS ro
estoo high In the West. Good den.ana
for sseck ewes. Arrivals $500 head so
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
Delaware city Bonds.

By order Of the Mayor and Commission
ers Of Delaware City, do hereby give
notice, 70 the holders 81 Delaware City
Bonds. OF the issue OF July lst, 1871, that
shall attend At the DELAW ARf CITY
Delaware. on the FIRST DAY OF JULY
NEXT. and for several days thereafter,
during business hsurs. prepared 10 pay
on and redeem the 0utstanding six Del
cease 70 accrue on the bonds herein desig-
mated 6!orn and after the nrst day Of
W. J. WIN9ATE,
msy1bwft se,sl n 49, Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
Hot wea.her

The weather took a decidedl1 NJ,
turn tnis morning, and the thermome-
eer ranging well up toward ninety de.
secluded places. Ao aos'
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29

OUTER ON THE PEACH. f1f
II To every housek eeper and peach
grower cuitivating D.. single tree or an or
cnafd, tnls valuable work is offered W tn
Mrections for preserving health produc-
IVeness and prolong ID, life. special
yeiioWs. book 81, ny mail postaRe 8 pre-
peid. Information gwen if desired. Y
Auufess. ]. RUTTER, ll
-inhD-atws West Chester, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
FOURTH EDITION
lndieaa,ens Tor ,Io-D.y .

For the Middle Atlantic Etates, fair
wsathsf. sxcspt In the northern por-
tions. locAl rains, winds mostly westerly,
stationary Temperature, higher barom,-
ter. g6s "
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
A RKANsAs.- s.-LoUisIANA-rExAs AS
souTH WESTERN IMMIGRATION
NF lX1MPA NV

The purpose Of this Company Ia tn mr.
nfsh reiiabie lnfSfmati ion, eeecriptiye
and statistical, relating TO the, resaslrots
and advantages Of u South West.
the company now has fol- distribution
Books Pamphlets, Circulars and Mans,
which VIII be sent free OF charge uDer
application made 70 ~re'
WA. w. hAN3, PfesideDt, ~ BER
Late Mastpf Texas D StAte Grange
y 9. pULAd$ aectetAfy Ahstin, Tel
y. y. VICTOR, Eastern Manager,
B apr4-sm 24S Broadway, New York.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
MARRIED.

lbts sbs vsn;,s S,t ~ ~ fise abs
2sth i4st.. by Rev. Geo. r.. Kramer,
Fredefick W. Schuler, OF Philadelphia,
and Lima 8. Hudson, formerly Of Mil
ford, Del. ttfN5ti
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
DIR. H-AYDOCK'S
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect OF this panaooa
as prepared by Dr. Hnydock, upon the
Kidneys and Urinary Urgnns IL without q
parallel in the history Of medicine, and
us results far tpyond any OF the Kidney
remedies OF the LAY. ItsLimulRtes Diges-
tion, adds tone TO the system, ipvigorates
the Debilitated, aud Is lnfAlllble fvr the
cure Oh Diabetes in Its worst form.
One trial OF q teaspoonful In o wine
glass OF water Will convince the most
skopticai VILLAIN from ten to twenty min
utes. IE
D1SoRDER OF the KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secrete too mdcn or too llt-
tie wnter, or whether they be afflicted
with stone or gravel. or with achea and
palms settled In the loins over the regions
OF the Kidneys
HAYDOCKs KIDNEY PANAOEA
Will give almost immediate relief, when
all other means have failed. The most
powerful existing medicine Tor the cure
ui female complaints. Fifty years ex-
perience inconLestably prove this remedy
unrivalled for the disoruers incidental 70
the female ssx. No family should be
Without II, aud 1t may be- taken by YOU'D az
and Old, As 1t will restore health when
every other means prove unsuccasBful.
10 the stomach We trace dyspepsfa,
headAche ana general debility; To the
liver. bile, JAundice and yeilow fever 10
The bowels, diarrhlea, dysenlery. consti-
pAtion, piles aud nstuia; 10 the iunss,
consump ption, ETC.; 70 the blood, scrofula
scurvy and all cutaneoun eruptions. By
/ keeptnk these orghIs and vital finid pnfs
ana healthy We may safely DEFY the al.
| lacks VI disease, aud NO medicine Vel
prepared for this purpose eau equal the
| uction VI
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
EAg-sIMlLEs U. .. TREASURY
l. AND NATIONAL BANK Hills. :.

Consisting OF niAe exact imitations OF
United states Treasury Notes and nine oi
denominations. AS a rare and instan-
taneous means OF detecting counterfeit
money they are Invaluable. Price a. 4
pa skage. v
L A. MAYEW d co. s.,
p. o, Box 1901. New fork cutv
nih31-wSni. s'
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
II EMovAL. = = = = q
- 1t aY
JOHN MULROONEY, Bother.

mas removed from A0s Poplar street.
70 N. W cor. 9th and Tatnall Sts.
ALE. PORTER, AND BROWN sTouT
put up In small packages for
Ea family use.
All orders by mail or otherwise proun n,lv
s.snaed 10. first premium Lager Eeayr
oL.isd expressly for family use.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29

The Garden Spot OF jDelaware-A
View Of 'sThe Levels',-Ex.Goy.
Cochran's Homo Farm-Haryest
q Its Hefght-sunday's storm,
Etc. aAe W et p
The daily gazette., 1881-06-29
W1lm AmgtOAa Markets.

MILMINaToN, Del. June %, 1881 i
\ ,2uotations at the BranuyWlne miIis 10,