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General News.

Pink Pratt (oolored) was hanged at
Marietta, Ga, yesterday for assau ling
little white girl in August last.
Frederick Klosse, a Cincinnati bow
eleven years old, shot his brother Otto.
lad of nine, yesterday, in fit of an
ger, with toy pistol.
President Hayes pardoned Prescott
9. HillsSury, formerly cashier of the
Lawrence (Mass.) National Bank.
who was convicted Of embszKling in
1879. 49,
A bond for 81, 0U9 of the city of Gin.
clnnati, OF which duplicate number
has been issued, has been discovered.
Henry Amy q Co., of New York, the
holders, have sued to recover.
The American Mills Company, of
Providence, r. l., has made an assign
ment; lab illtieS, 500, 900; assets, SIS,
QUO. The failure is said to be due to
that of A. j. Graeffe, Of New York.
George W. Mussel, of Fairfield.
Greene county, o., has been held to
oali Tor striking his pastor, Rev. J.
Hale, OF the Reformed Church, with
club. Musser was laughing in church.
and on Mr. Hale rebuking him from
the pulpit, lie went out ard waited for
the minister at the church door and
ielled him with hickory stick.
The Canadian Government has re-
Gently been endeavoring to promote
German emigration to the Northwest
territories. A despatch has been re.
celved from Lord Ampthill (Odo Rus.
SELL stating that the German Govern
ment Will not allow Canadian agents to
work IN Germany, but that operations
may be carried ON through the regular
concession agents.
Information has reached Madison.
Ind, OF murder in Galatin county,
ny. at the request of Mr.. James
Neal, whose husband was neglect
ing her, Andrew Gibnor, a neiehbor.
went TO feed O'Neal's stock on SUNDAY
evening. O'Neal came home mean
while, and taking an axe followed Glib
| ner, Knocked him down and deliberate
~ cut his head to pieces and cut of
one arm. ONeal was arrested.
Upon inquiry in reference to the
reports that the sale of the controlling
interest in the Philadelphia, VIII
mingtion and Baltimore Railroad
would not be conSummated, we are in.
formed that nothing has transpired to
change the original announcement OF
that sale. The sac is a contract be.
tween Mr.. Thayer, of Boston, ON the
one side, and Mr.. Robert Garrett and
Mr.. q. G. Haven, representing the
Baltimore and Ohio and New jersey
Central Railroads, OF the other, by
which Mr.. Thayer agrees to deliye,
them the majority of the stock in the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more Railroad by March IA, they paw.
ing $40 per share for it. The pro
sumption is that Mr.. Thayer would
not have made the contract unles. Ia,
know that he could fulfil it.-Ledser
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Zig htning Never strikes Twice I'm
ahe Same Place"

The above old adage is contradicted by
the experience Of the employees OF the
well-known wholesale w0rsted house of
4. Herman, No. "a Canal stree New
York, where within brief year two
received $1,000, and n the January IRA w
ing MIR. David Leovi. a leading salesman,
received tl5,00U-both by the expenditure
OF single dollar in the purchase OF half
a ticket in the monthly drawing OF the
phin, No. $40 Broadway New York City,
or as well of the same person at New
Orleans, La. The next drawing occurs ON
March Sth, mh2-6t.
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esS~rk Lett,

BUSINESS oHAsen-ls,.,o,,.
p " D.-Durr.n scAs ss'','
correspondence Of til. Gazette. '''
so' The stationery and ,a,' : ls
ITUar fna the property of 't ,hs ~
n ti &c n since the death Of H. by a.a
a !. Is now now owned by Mr.. Ja" ', E 4
and Miss Annie McDoussaaiHI.' gaines W.
Some OF the Pennsvly,ni. n
officials came to NSwa san'a Ralrel
over the T. 81 D. Railroad ' s's
curing a hand car went On and nj
inspection over the low s Ou a teRa
the, the road. Some who profess , y y
say the road will in ali pro Is y ta. \,
put IN running oder ant pp'SJV,aoIi9
all the way through to DsIa ,,ala' "
IL Is to be hoped this NAV n nalsVfI
but in the humble opinion p ps
respondent, that is only kn n, !o u 4
railroad magnates themso IO~a Ts
Prot. Crabb will appear bers =.
day, March l1th, and not on N.Y., NO., @h
as l inadvertently stated In nv ,L I,S
Butter IS a scarce article in w..
present; 1t cannot be had m N'' y
time although 1t comm,pa. " w
price, ranging from 30 to IN os,,! .
pound. W C'aas
No freight trains were run si,b.,
over the f., w. e. B. Railroad i"a ~ Y
day, there being no room for M !as
account of the large number oI ~
the company were compelled n wy
order TO accommodate the na,,s, q
Hooked TO Washington to wltnes,lb.s
auguration.
DIR. Henry, who has been conbr,,
his room with a severe attack Of ins..
matory rheumatism for the ,r ' !.
weeks, Is slowly recovering, brlno :,
TO move about, bnt no. in prof.,,i's
way. DIR. Kollock has attended ~
patients since his indisposition.
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N Il r VINE
Oh
TONGA SPECIFICA
A Boon 10 Both sexes.

A Boon 10 Both sexes. =,
A REMEDY WITHOUT A blN hnebil.
All diseases arising from NerNous, Of
Ivy, Sexual Disorders, over lnuuis nros.
Vicious Habits, as we'll ms from lh s,rdper
tration OF old age. It's curatlVo nj the
ties Ia violent and chronic fornis s.,ed 10
following diseases have been htIeo'
Dy the most Eminent Physlclan.s i'rsTlON
DYSPEPSIA SEX UAL ia h M
SELF ABUSE SPEkMATOkhi,isii Try
HEADACHE GEN ERR AL DEoiN
DIZZIN E5S IMPOTENCf sc
PREM AZURE DECAY, 1o., and
1t has been in use over forty yesady for
is to-day the most popular IsihI IN the
the diseases aDove-menJloneu, regard
WORLD. 1t can be used wlthouId setter
10 diet, Is pleasant In taste, h,.tn cure.
than all, IL Is "A sure, safe anu ce 'i,,ds upon
II Is no quack medicine, but sIanSi amply
Its own merits, as any trial VIII Willy has
demonstrate. since 1886, THIS Te ..,er Price
always been sold for much laisId! but
than that for which IL Is now 81 toI tue
owing 70 the fact that the tl iniiunon III
payment OF an enormous royAt5 dared 10
manufacture has ex pired, IL Id ohd oilar
the suffering OF both sexes AZ on n reach Of
per box, SO as to be within tne "a any
all; At which price IL will be SEM
address free OF further charge. VOTING,
Address, DIR. WILLIAM ~ Phila
May be consulted on all sHXW amos
mall.
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WASHINGTON NOTES,

The Senate yesterday passed a rim.
Ing q pension 10 the widow ofn.
Robert q. Buchanan. w
Attorney General Deyeus ha, d.siI
that a white man cannot legally h 81
listen 10 colored regiment,
A school for the instruction oi nm,
officers In military signaling /, I, /.
opened at Fort Myer, Va, by tbs II,
Department.
The HouGe yesterday passed IN
making az appropriation for The M,
ment Of the awards Of tho Clam, @ ~
nIissioners.
The River and Harbor ApsropriasS,
bill, with IT. many provisions for ,belD
provement OF push.pole and can). p,T.
cation has bsen approved BY Pr,sd,s
Hayes.
The Director OF the Mint reports Il,
production Of the precious metal. dunul
the ear ending june 90 1850 at $50 G0.
0O0 gold, $50. 100, 600 silver, total SIS.
200 900.
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sTHIRD EDITION
THE CABINET.
NO MEw NAMES MENTIoNED-Mow
THE LIST NOW STANDS.

NO HEw NAMES MENTIoNED-How
THE LIST NOW STANDS.
WASHINGTON, March 4.
Cabinet gossip is exceedingly lively
tonight. There is great difference Of
opinion az TO two or three appointments,
bat there are no new names on the slate.
The question OF Secretary Of the Urea
sury is still one of doubt. Allison is
again ON top, but no human being out
eide of the charmed circle can tell what
tomorrow will bring forth. 1t is stated,
with pretenslOns OF authority, that the
nomination OF Wayne Mac Veagh is not
yet determined upon and that his
chances for Cabinet appointment are
evenly divided with HaImer, OF Penn
sylyania. 1t is understood here, how
ever, that Mr.. Garfield wrote TO Mr..
MacVeagh, before leaving Ohio, tender
ing him the Attorney Generalship, and
that the latter replied to-day placing
himself at the Presidents disposal. This
actually disposes oil all the contrary ru-
mors, but Harmer's friends do not give
1t up. Rumor now fixes Allison for the
Treasury, Windsm tor the Interior port
for the War Department. The remain
der Of the slate stands as given last
night. There is really NO positive
ground TO stand on for any of these ex-
oept Blaine. Logan continues TO assert
that Robert Lincoln Is selected for Sc
eretary of War. The Harmer boom is
stated afresh by members OF the OHIO
delegation.
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THE SRNAYE.

WASHINGTON, March S'-ihe Demo.
Gratis will probably choose Mr., BNud
as President pro tempors Of the Senate u
succeed Mr.. Thurman, as lie stands lsII
In seniority OF service.
The present organization ofthe SeOIs
with changes In committees caused "
the expiration of terms, will stand until
the Republicans feel assured ofsutideli
strength to replace IL with their OVi
favoiites. After Mr.. Carpenters ysinq
shall have been filed aud the new So
alor from Maine takes his seat ten
will be move made to ouG u
Democrats.
Mr.. Pendlenton is to take the place 4
hr. Wallace as Chairman of the DsEo
cratic caucus.
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Amusement.
JOHN .. CLARRH.

JOHN Q. CLARKE.
The Opera House should be crowded
tomorrow evening TO witness the Der.
formance OF John S. Clarke who viii
appear as "Ma1or Wellington DeBoots'
aud Paul Pry." These are two of hi,
greatest characters, and have been per.
formed by him over twelve hundred
times. The box sheet Indicates at pres.
eht that the house will DO Gro wdsd.
'FuN ON THE BRISTOL"
On Monday evening jarrett d Rice,
fun on the Bristol party will appear
for the first tune n this city. The N ON
treal Herald sAys:
The last performance of the "Bris
toIs passengers was given to good
house on Saturday evening, aud sorry
all were to part from so Jolly and merry
company. Much Of their success i,
Tue to the excellent acting Of Mr.. Sheri.
dan, ami tho artistic singing and clever
witty sayings Of Miss Agnes HaIloek'
we trust TO see such good artists as ths
above back very soon among Us"
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TIL e SCRANTON HORROR.

SCRANTON, March 4.-Coroner Leets
jury mas been In session all day, and
alIer thorough examination into the
1883 VI the disastrous fire at ST. Pat
SUNDAY evening, returned n verdict this
sSep ing. The verdict relieves the mara
sers rom all responsibility. 1t was de-
go ceIVP 55 mat servant girl was the limo
cent cause OF the fearful calamity. She
went into the clothes room underneath
Lhe BOY dormitory for the purpose OF
changing her Sunday clothing, and In
ans SO, sci The lighted candle on tue
the burning skirt.
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POSTLES LEGION

The Postles Legion have decided to
give masquerade ball in Herdman's
building on Wednesday, April 2O.h,-
ricketts,, % cents. The of1cer are aA
follows:
Master Of Ceremonies-Osoar Aundv.
Tloor Manager-Joseph Is. Ward. g
LIST Asst Floor Manaxer-W. Graves.
I'd " M noIIan1
81 - "a Can.,
Reception Committse-E. Cox. chair.
man; ii Mundy, q. CROKER, n. Hasson,
w. harkins, q. Held.
Seeretary-JAs Gemmill.
Treasurer-J. Slayin.
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Congress YesterdaY.

The Fort, sixth Congress expired yes
terday at noon. Immediately after the
adjournment Of the Senate, the new SEN
Arthur, and the new senators were uuAll-
He'd. The roll call showed that seventy
Two were present, Senators Edmuuds,
Allison and Malone being absent. After
the appointment Of the usual committee
10 walt upon the President, the SENATE
adjourn ed until to-day.
. All the regular appropriation bills were
passed by the Congress aud signed by
The Presldent before adjournment.
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SERMON TO BE FINISHED.

Rev. ]. II. Caldwell will finish
bis sermon on temperance, cons
menced several months ago, tos
morrow evening in st. Paul s NJ. E.
Church. Tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock the sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be observed.
All the quarterly conference COM
mlttees are requested to meet the
official board of the church this
evening at 7.30 o. clock.
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MARINE DISASTERS.
ONLY ONE MAN SAVED FROM okRw OF
FIFTEEN

ONLY ONE MAN SAVED FROM A okRw on
FIFTEEN.
NEW York, March 5.-Ths crew of the
Life Saving Station No. 81, on the east.
ern end OF Coney Island, this morning
| rescued from floating wreck an Italian
sailor named Pietro Sallace.
DE could speak hardly word of
Eugiish, and none OF the crew knew
Italian, 80 the Information came very
slowly. He wrote on q piece of paper
the name Of he vessel to which he be-
longed, the "Aiacle;" and then her port
| OF ciearaEce, Antwerp. He wrote the
captaih's naLne, NORGE, and gave the
number OF the crew as fifteen men,
With little difficulty he made his rescu.
ers understand that he alone had survlv.
ed. de indicated that the vessel had
grounded and that ten Of his compan-
ions had been swept overheard. He tix.
ed tho time of the disaster aIk Am
The llfo saving crew understood that he
and the other four men had elm bed
into the rigging OF the mizzen mast.-
The ship began to break up rapidly as
soon as she struck. she was ballasted
with iron. When fierce sea tore the
deck from thessvessel Sallace's comrades
were overcome with fear. In deacri biug
what followed Sallaee drew bis knife
aud after making depreUatory gestures
aud shaking his head to indicate that he
had tired TO dissuade his comrades from
their purpose, he pulled the knife aoross
his throat, At the same time utterinR
sxclamatlOns of horror. The life saving
crew knew from this expressive panto-
mime aud the few words of explanation
that the Italian could give that the 9th
er four sailors had committed suisido in
their despair.
sTRkWH WITH WRECKS.
Repsrts say the jersey coast was
strown with wrecks and that several vos-
sells were sunk, and Others ssverly ham
died.
OCEAN CITY, Md, March A-Ths
Brush Bark SyrInga, with sugar, ashore
al Winter Garter, seventeen miles south
OF station at a. III. of March 8 is
complete wreck, with toss Of entire car
10. Captain Nicholson and crew OF
twelve men were saved with assistance
of Life Saving Grew No. 5.
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AND
ONE PRICE

We feel that the day has
come when it should mo longer
be necessary for a house to
have at the head of its adver-
tisement the words "one price,"
as we cannot conceive how any
house can charge one customer
one price and another customer
a higher price, and reconcile
themselves that they are doing
business based upon the law of
equity, because in many cases
the person who pays the highest
price is less able to do 50. Our
reason for mentioning the above
fact is that Wilmington is
rapidly growing at this time and
strangers coming into our city
are naturally DESTROYS of know
iHg where to 60 to buy their Car
pets and Dry goods at the low
est market rates and should be
as equally anxious to avoid de-
ception of any kind.
We have of late had custo-
mers to say to US that a certain
House had offered them Tapes
try Brussels Carpets which they
were selling for $l.25 at $l.00
because they wanted a number
of yards. We will here try and
show the inconsistency of such
statements. In the first place
there is no one price House that
asks over Sl.20 for any Tapes
try Carpet and that is "Rox-
bury" and they cost over $l.0O
at the agents, again another
house has been asking $l.1O for
Extra Super Ingrains, but when
told that We were selling the
same for Sl.0o las they have
frequently BEEN they would re-
ply by saying that ours were
not as good, but prove to their
customers that We were being
misrepresented by consenting
to take $l.00 before they would
let them go out
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FIFTH EDITION.
RESOLUTIONS OF RRPRoBA-
TION.


Special tsspatch to Gazette.
DovER, March 4.
The House Of Representatives pass.
ed this morning, by q party vote, .
series Of resolutions expressing their
stern rsprobation Of the great fraud
perpetrated on this day four yssrs ago
in the Inauguration of man as Prssi-
dent of the United States, who was
not elected to that Office.
Also regretting the election TO the
Presidency of a man who was one Of
the chief actors in the preparation
and contamination of this great fraud
and providing that copy Of the rsso-
lutions be transmitted to Hon. SAm'l
J. Tilden, who was legally elected
President of the United States in
1875. c.,
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ABOUT SMYRNA.

Thieves made an attempt 10 enter the
store Of w. Harris Il Co., at SMYRNA.
last night, but failed. Attempts, though
unsuccessful, were also made upon
several other stores.
The coroner has been sent for to In.
vestlgate the death Of q negro child In
lrishtown, Smyrna suburb, as 1t is
feared 1t was murdered by its parents.
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ENTERTAINMENT LAST EVEN.
ING

The third entertainment OF the Young
Peoples Association OF the FIRST Presby-
terrain church came of last evening, the
exercises taking place IN the Sunday
School room. The room was crowded
with friends Of the association aud many
were turned away on account OF being
unable to gain Ambulance. The pro-
gramme wa. very excellent enc, and
was highly enjoyed.
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SALE OF WHARVES.

On Monday next at II O'Clock, Rob
ert IL. Taylor, chairman of the Public
Building Committee of City Council,
will sell at the City Hall the wharves
along the ChristiAnA belonging to the
city. These wharves include Tatuall,
King and French street, and are very
valuable.
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vEENok,s LATEST Prediction

MONTREAL, March S.-yennor's Iatest
toreo OF weather 10 as follows: There
WIZ be rapid moderation on tho 4th or
ON to warmth, but the temperature will
again TAI ON Sunday night or Monday,
and = wssk Of extrsmaIy cold and stormy
weather will likely TO ensus. with some
hours OF heavy snow fall. The l7tli
and 18TH and possibly the I6,h come
within another downward curve of tho
weather line, ~ do also the Oath and a5.h
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MUST HANG OUT ALAG,

At the meeting of Council last even.
Ing an ordinance was passed making
1t obligatory upon persons having small.
poK III their houses TO hang out over
The door yellow flag. Tho penalty for
non compliance OF the ordinance 10 a
hne Of $50 aud costs. The ordinance
viii be strictly enforced by the Board OF
Health,
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CONTEMPLATED IMPROVE.
MENTS

William Lea IL Sons contemplate
making IA number of decided i'm
provements to their -four mills on
the north side of the Brandywine.
The upper stories of the mills are
to be RACED and rebuilt to the height
of five stories. New and improved
machinery will also be put III.
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THE NEW MOROCCO FACTORY,

The new morocco factory On Sixth
street, between Madison and Monroe
streets, is to be erected by William ].
Nc Clary, Samuel McClary, Jr., hav-
ing no interest in the matter as has
been stated. Mr.. McClary il now en-.
gagged in settling up his affairs in Will
liampsort, Pa, where he has been for
the past six years, preparatory to en-
gazing in business in this city.
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WILL BE PLACED ON FILE

Registrar Frazer, having for
warded a copy of his annual NOR
tality statement to the Office of the
Surgeon General at Washington,
received therefrom a hearty letter
of thanks, informing him that his
report would be filed with the Office
records.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.,
A CAP

10 ali VINO are suffering from the ar.
TOTS ana lndlserettons OF youth, nervous
weak ess, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C. VIII sena recipe that will cure yo1
was discovered by missionary in Sont}
h n send self add ressed envslop,
70 Lhe REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Nation b
ave" 1OrN CuV. May4-eOdD&WIy.
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FOURTH EDITION
Iaal enslens tor re-Isay.

For the Middle States, fair weather,
preceded 10 the extreme northern part
BY occasional ram or snow, southeast to
Southwest winds, stationary or lower
temperature, higher barometer.
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PRINCE NICOLAS TsHERBATov.
Flag III Lieutenant Imperial Russian NAVY.
Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic, says; iii is nooi,
SehiSeellent Tonic" Edwia Booth says: III
aid me much good" General FronI
n Tlg says: 1t benefited me yeTX
Inuch;" Invaluable In debility. dvsno,y
aia. biliousness. sick headachss s uyyspep-
Ns sus5s ~ Beware ofimitations. "'i
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sTRKwH WITH WRECKS.

The constantly increasing popularity OF
its usefulness and enectiveness for chill.
dren suffering IRON Wind Collie Dinr-
rhoea or Dysentery. Price Is cen "a q bot
tie.
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Personal.

Thomas johnson, who has been Ill for
some time past Mas taken suddenly
worse last evening. His recovery is very
doubtful.
Officer McClaHe is lying very Ill with
pneumonia at his residence.
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j. f, NEWCOMER, OF Toledo, Ohio
hays: nave been greatly benefited by
Wearing an Excelsior Kidney pad. and
would recommend all persons troubled
WIN weak Kidneys to try it.-Ses Adv
teblI-6t,
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When other and good remedies fan TO
relieve coughs and colds, DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup VIII give instant relief Obvious
Is cents . bottle.
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WILMINGTON, Del, March 4, 1881.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Head e. Co., 8. f. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, at u
ID. to day:
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- -s-Hszll41H
TIE LEVY COuRT.

The Levy Court met this morning ,buI
no quorum being present an adjourn
ment WAS made antil two o'elsek ,his
afternoon.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.

EtauohaI BanK oI Delaware. .........b5O
First National Bank. ............liS
Union National Bank. As
National SANK ol VII. & BEandywlne 65
Farmers Bank. hpL
Delaware X. X. Co........,.... lgi :
delaware Western K. X. Co. 70
Pnlla.. ll.,& baltimore X. X. Co.... ~
Wilmington Northern X. Il. Coz. NJ
" wilmington Passenger IL. ". Con-. g.
Delaware Fire lns. Co. ~
Masonic Hall Co.............,,,,.,, :
DSla" are SIdIe. ......................lU los
Wilmington City 6s...........,,.I IO
" lllnlnsIon CITY o's..................lU7
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage.
Wilmington Passenger K. W., list
mOILEAsG.-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'M
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Look out for the Sunday Star to-mor-
row.
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y am ing GOn Maraor..
CAIILE MARK El
MONDAY Fob. q. n T. NJ

MONDAY Feb. Is, 3 f. Nj.
Beef cattle were Ia fair demand, but
mead arrived aud sold at Inc diit,.r,.I,I
yards Al IA 61ac. per pound, as 10 con.
ultlUn. WI
HEP were a fraction higher. 500
neau soId az the different yards at 5a6l 4
g, per H., and lambs at 6a7llc.. per IA <2
HOGS were in demand, d AN ad vance
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