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OFFICE or ritE CHIEF StnSAL OFFlCEll,
W.,s,,tSuruS, u. G., Mny 3t-l n. ilt.-lntli-
cutio,ts: For Tennessee ntl,l tho Ohio Valley,
light local rains Md slightly cooler, partly
cloudy weather, wlfr,ls generally from horth'
cast tU southwest, and slowly rising barolii-
Gtcr.
For tho Lake region, slightly cooler, fair
weather, north IN cast Winds, a1'd rising bA.
rotucter, fnlluwctlby falling barometer Ill tho
western sections
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri Tnlleys, generally lalr weather, wlnds
mgstIy from northeast II, southeast. higher
barometer, and slight changes In the teinpe-
Mturc.
rl1s Chlef Signal Officer furnishes tho fol-
lowing srocia! bulletin:
Ctenr weather continues III tile Mtttdle ana
South Atlantic States, ntid purity cl'lty
weather anl local rails llave prevailed Ill nlI
other districts. Tho temperature EaH r!son 10
tho South Atlantic ulld southern portions VI tue
Middle StNtrs, nnd ut HtRtiDus west OF tue blls-
eIsstppi. and fucn about ten dtgrocs 1T tho
Lnko rcR!ou. 1t isnboyc tho 1eal, for tho month
in nil tho districts except In tho South"cst
The highest temperatures reported MouaAy
wero ns follows: p!ttsburg o., aud Co!utnphs
% dcsroos; Cincinnati, 81: boston. 80; fhila-
dclphiu, "; und Louisville, IS tfeRrees. On tho
| Now Jcrscy colst tho temperature ranged from
| GI degrees Mt Delaware t3roHkwator to " at
ThS rivers haye r1son xix inches ut Omnha,
Ayu inches 1T st. Paul, and fnlol hlot oae fu1t
nj Little TUCK, st. Louis. md Nnshvtilo. iia,- @
cniions nrc that coour ,nd fair weatl9rw' pto.
Wo.,nesday. Tie rivers W!ll ta!i slowly.
| LUEAL ORGANIZATIONS.
, 1881-05-31

.,,,, ,,+ , 4 r,,r-to,i viii, vour
"Why, yon'it mover Iel get naF1'e" WILL" so"'
Most nj dc girls Ecs Mrf,e ,,,, ,s},oe s9e"ys ,7sy
M uoy NJ ehoW; "h ue ""''e '"e''o WY
c'ieWiWs, annt ,t t,a ,v,,to ta,ltcs IN this
hotsl :. IL, ~, ,,,,,s a,o ,odtee-wh,tc
a ,,. TX s so,,1,ya NV i,nv ,]n Il In
. lnttlesml a's ,,m.g o'f c1wS .srs II wh@t do
,!St3 ts, ,ia,. unIng: ~ o nntorcd rr,s oi,nicr
III i'm
in TeSas @ I 10 rot not ,tss az si,,,ir. 'Fha snu!t ehuw-
nrs nrr ,,s,1niiy tiiu n,,r white rush." wh0
oriaiualIy ri li,i cnnc from Arkansas o. Ten.
l,essco. You will seu .ra!lIy beautiful nMl
w,,ij not ussticintu with tic snt!ir-rhcw1nY
crnwti. ThOy llcs,,lsu and mako fun of
snuir.clowlng.
aA1.vEsrns CITY AND nAnno,L
IHG C!ty ~ aMNestun II ,,st mt,ss !rh" ritv
salnak 1'iR ,t ,',a,,s,as est @ ~" rtnr t,nr nftcr
aoul & s!X leet f o9nc ~, M sr,,t I lin INV wtt
inlak W !lou .t1 H. nae e.s,, ~ rn.Si Tia
.,er; hsit as so1, a. tiG WIN; Gs,Sf n; n.,vns ao
water WeL nask aso 49,. e ~ ~, srha ,vi,,I
!o arose ,rt m, dTo tliS iS wves c.st Nv VnHe" w
~ su" s sefI t,,it ntap, r. +n %votnr,a r1n
,"i,t", stnnl ti,n stnrms for Years. Tha ss,iilt
l'Fs Mo1t stand "a iIaS Week. c + reai r@r Of
galveston IS the whole Gull Of Nley!co:: 2:
Of SIuxlco will, perfect snfety. i0t cnli nj.
ways seu twenty or thirty steamships "
t;njyestoli. Tln largcst ships tl0 not come
i imtu ti,e city lit iii thSy arc lighted bceve
t;aiyrstoli iinrGor proper Is not Uyur twuvc
fcst Ioc,,: but tho lar9cst vessels lafMl or
cnrroes, a u TlIo waves 81, tic Gulf of Afexico
tl, i,ot run, uli,ch higher thai they tl0 oil
Lake M[cltgnl,
uovsroy's nAunon.
,,,a, j.. a,,s IN I,mfratn i,nvn,, row. and
GGnnl Is cMt " tr,'. ,t'sa t1 t,,, I'll ~ Its. me
siall nMls rM .Iun t'.,, a,",,n thot t,,nv
@ lMo ..no lrt: III H., f,aiv"s'n,,tnMs ,tn,,i
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The Galveston 1sanela-9Iock EIodcsty
OF Galveston &strln-Texus md Arl<nli.
Huw t;lrlk-Snu Il. Chewing f;lr1n-<;nl-
weston anl Ilouaton-FrcA Grants
IRullrUad.
sptetal Correspondence NJ The Chicago Tribune.
GALVESTON, Tex, May 25-Galyest0n llns
tho finest beach OIL tic Continent for either
bathing or driving. Youc call walk straight out
tnto thu Gulf ot Mextc0 Il quarter of milo
OH l,ar,, clraM salut. THIS lieactl il thirty
miles long. CArrleges drive to tho very etlge
Of tho water, md often with one wllcel III the
water. It Is |sere that tho Galycstonians take
their evening drives. Tl,ure Is no uEttortow
to tho water, us ut Cnpe Ainy, Atlantic City,
or Long Branch. Even children aro safe
w],llo butl,ing alone, for tho history of Gal-
weston does not give single case OF surf
drowning. tuoA n bath hero May 10, nlia
tho water WIS warmer tllan tho alr, a1Ml tho
p{r WIS ut III degrees, whlle It was ut NJ he-
grers til Now York tic same day. 1t was Il
lurfcct bati. ... .,-....--
MOCK s1onESTy.
'trlo Qalycstontn,,s i,aye u mock nloilesty
about bathing in tho sny-tIme,-so the young
Indies and gentlemen batho ut night l
think It would bo lnucl! better taste II tho
| Galveston young ladics would como out III
o,,cn daylight, with their swcetloarts. ailtl
p,relts urtk clergylneil, AMI bntilo WlIell
| their actions could bu watched ln tho bright
est light.
Tl,s reason why tho Galveston girl docs
not oxIuDse llcr fDrll In battling costume III
the lay-tlmo il, 1t Is reported, because she al-
most always IL lncking IN plumplaess. II
this report Is not trur, tho young IatlIes 0f
| Galveston should come cut oil tho beach,
like Northern girls ut Calo May md Long
Branch, md t!isproye It ut ONCE. but no.
they will continue to bNtllo nfter dark; mid
tho base deception will go on I'LL the young
nun rise up III y!rtuous Indignation and Ill
sist OIL fair play.
THE TExA8 tlllsL.
Texns girls nre pretty, md are great il!rts;
but, llko tho Louisville girls, they will powt!ei
their faces, md say ''paw" and "Alaw" fol
'Fathcr" atld Mother, a M T9xas glrl, nla y
tS p[scos IIn Ut Il. Whether sio has children u
not se collnpscs, gets 1H1or III tcsii. 1Gl 4t
eyes grow lnrEu nlM! pronitlit'at, A1A INC ~
ilutl tllts ts always tho case with the Wplllnt
III j,ot clln,ntes. IT'S 10 III Cuba, anl sp9lll
aid Suuth AMerlels. Then, tIlo .ryxas y, glri'
Meyur iys rsy el!seka tlesf :heeKs rIIa rxn 9rs
, gIrP8 present happiness or future l!olo y
tlla lInu Of IDwelry is long golt! Chain ~ g
. around the neck tWlgo, lang tiAit-Wny ttnWl
llle ,!ress-sktrt, and 1'@l'y attach itsslt u
watch. ..
III Norwesterl r0xas. noxt to the Arkansa
.. line, so,ne Ut TIC lGdles chew snutf. Ine 9t:
ot sxqs Ets ens 1i Arka'.sRs arIsn VIII lr ex
MI ilys i, i rkas,ss al,.l reni,ossee. The swe!
y Xrkuils,as g!rl takes out hor ttx.6ox of sAut
!: sllps Il stick 1t. nl1A clsews the ent! u tn
alirk lkua cEas ofcaslonnai'y ,' S,!e eIxee' a
o IL. iii Arkansas s,l!sf-ellowlng g!rl OF, II
, 1881-05-31
The LIMITED PREsBYIERlANs.

Pyvysuuitu, Fa., May D.-The fourth day's
ecssIuu Ut tho Uunpral Aesomhly Ut tho Uni'0l
Presbyterian Church was dcvolh OF lntorcst.
with tho exception ut tho consideration " r''
y,rta If tho CDMlutttu0 on tho lioars! Ut Ilomo
missions and tho li,ur.! OF ForuKn Illusions.
Vho tiny Wis takur ,p In tho dscl'sslnl Vt ii1o
Church inllsiu question:, without ct1tltt,g to
combustion. nr. Schulz WAS present Auu au'
tlrHRaeu tho meeting,
, 1881-05-31

etail continue to- pay tho eamo rental OF LUZ
l,t,ntIA u:l tho bnt1ng. ,-.
Tito nmorn1cnt Was cnrr1csIt anu tuo report
waA atDrtD III amended! ,,
Sir. E,irrlI, rracwc,l ha motion TO rccnns!der.
whlcf II, t.,,,ton of AZ Mn,tn Srs VIZ 'ap'ea ~
Thu i}oarll then adjourned.
, 1881-05-31


ST. LOUIS, May ;0.-J0lin Chamberlain. MI
English tailor who kept II s,nail shop ut 7l71G
Olive street, committed sutcldu this morning
by shooting himself through tho heart.
Whisky, which secsns to have unsettled tho
nHt,'a ntn,l, ws tho principal ca,,se ot tho lcf:
lin WIS tu lltyu hGnIl married. tomorrow, aHd
bud his WcduinK- sult on.
, 1881-05-31

MACON, Gt.., May .D,-Tl!e first crate OF
Cporxin pel.chts luTt tn. night for New fUrk.
Tho crop IL estimated nj ubout on. .0u0 baskuts.
, 1881-05-31

BUFFALO, May W.-John KlEct1er, II nusl-
clu,,, committed stllrIla lust hight by hung
lue I3p loft tho following it,te:
'''rEo hcnt In too much; am going to look FOR
u cnulur place."
now III vpry destitute circumstances.
, 1881-05-31

Sptftal pnpatfh to Ihf Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Nuh.. May :D.-John LAWSON,
Singer sewing -,naelfMe agcnt at Columbus.
NeD., utter being out nil night, drinking and
gambling. md losnR ~ ats ,ey. wS,t hnnia
Uut, tic loLvp3 u fAu4lyt
, 1881-05-31

The universal verdict IL TINT tho now No. y Ia
tho nnp!tst usu Most uusAlle suWtnk. HAchlnu
WLculer s. NiIsQlI AuuuInuIurlny E0.. I'D Stusu
, 1881-05-31

Succia1 attention Is called to tlio Royal Owl
cigarettes. This brand of all Havana cigar
cites IL Stratton & Storms latest and best
production. Sold t,y NIL dealers.
, 1881-05-31

AEMOVAt-RhltS SAFE L LOCK COMPANY
IInvG sGulnyu.!to
VI Washington street. .....-
between Dearborn and State,
4 largo limo Of all ksu1s Of satos.
, 1881-05-31

LAWRENCE 4 MARTIN,
An adjourned meeting OF thu creditors OF THIS
Arta will bo hold at ilo Trcuout lluusa CLUB.
rtou,, v,,ps.luy. 1lst. Ut ! oe!0uk. uy otduE Ut
tho CUumlttee.
, 1881-05-31

sUNSrnUCf.
sptttal Dispatch to The Chicago Tfh'iis
l,teuNtSoTuS, ILL.,, May :m.-'rt,c first case
of s,,nstrVkc this season occurred this aftcr-
NOON, t;curge Agile, n Mcrc|.nnt, overcome
l,y intc,,se het, foil eunsgcAs. II Il bcl1nvet nc
viii rcc,ycr though for some hours Intat ter
lnfNMtiDu WIS Gxpcttet
, 1881-05-31
THE OLD POST-OFFlCE.
The Second Proposition Of the First
National Adopted.
Crilly & Blair Apply for II New Fifty
Icnr lcnsc.

|
Tito l|oartt Of Edncht.on hol,l mn aalo"rFc"
Meeting yesterday ayont.x. ut w','rh wcro rroa'
cnt inspectors i9nyne, Enxsf, t.. Mon' s,1In. .nI
1lurronsh'. 1'nn"c' M"as' Nao'1' ena ''0'""S'
Tic chair announced t.,ut tho lIonrtl Ind nut to
furthor u eons,.lor The roprt Ut Tho Co,nmtteu o
School. Fund Property, ts,trcosl't1ie'dlhs tneaeeep
W",,o"a, 1,a,,k far tho purchase Of tho old 1ost-
't0 ON tne Suggestion Of Mr. Keith, tho Clerk
rcad ~
r,tn w OPINION or T1tE ATTORNEY or rtlx
s''' " '''' ,uA1,p,
u" VI ] huve made as Thorough MI examination of
vaII1i,y of tic coi,tTact to [ense tl,e ol Post.
t,,i;co i,rotrriy 10 tho Ftrst Nuttoi,at lJnnk rs
W. ,rt mi nm "f tha epluiot tiat Unless
" thnr" NJ ~ fr,u, or oyi.et iftstlkc it n,nklnv
aS S n wo S ba Sc %s'Ss for
nnrr,,rntuncr,
urse y the repfe;sntrt,xfs ssts,s ,,s of .s
ui thnt thgir cpruor,ltit,u shoulii hnyU recGIved
ntco of the time ag p,neo Of so.x M 4cr ~ ,at
tioy ;t,ixht n,i,sar Deforn thum Is represent tho
"tfFea,s M ut y, tnat aaci ,'alt l, 10 discuss tho !s
or ;',tst,co Of tns nrpra!spi. hut am lleiAcd,,
IL Of tic oplnIon that tho hunk nut untitled
10 10 n2.'Sg ~ ~ 9t,nc tS ana rtacn 1T moe,ilg
.sT,,o u nroussMi Ut tho bnrk III rugurl to tho
fss tie G" zsa. en- Spbst s an asqs ser% EG
ti1o valuc, osc; anl ID rexar,l TO tte building,
tn9 1ioai sn ~ reecss teI to ecrno tic
fron, ts n ,,sonosai the Gank reserved NJ right
soaiy Wna 1'ots TIC bauk provided for MI arbitration
tho ctsc wo,,,d Ie ycry dllIorcnt. There nrc
"Mtpn.r.,a 1"rIstnns In this nrll other Yt,tieA
s11",yinw Tint II nr1purtlinK or this kind Is not
1T, arbitration. fhero wns no .lacst!on II d..
, 1881-05-31
CLINrON, IA.
Fn,l97H {1f MY CELEBRATION,

C1lSroS, ILL.,, Ntay ao.-A fine raln to-lny
retlpeluel yrEotution from, drought.
, 1881-05-31
lLdKHIxiGE LICENSES.

rio following mnrs.axa lcouccs worc Issued yester'
day:
{t3ustMv Carlanl ,,;7.... .DawHorA ttrnyo, III.
Enluln =, An!urntn. 10. ...DnwADre Hsose liL
a. porsnn t.undbcrg,. r.. ..Ghlsazo.
MAry Sulsnn.. -ChlcMSh.
sss; ias o;a III eSIs'|sa3s:
{Aiaxnnder tsuhrons.. Fl. .Ch!cnx0.
3sMFmh Aloxandpr.......as....Ch Chicago.
issatx ss.a ARs $.Sss'saSs
I,SSs 4, 'iIIsy iIsxsa::;; :eaeso. .en!S"s1:
3Janus lleauussey... 3... GhicaEo. @
3ns',;s }1ns s!sfi;oi H. isx:S Il. ::ease sriea'
Edward :Shophard. ..iH% % A19sdean.
Alinnt0 I0gr1iue.s,.s..ss....ele etH1h
MctsAel Eall!iHH...,.....M...S ~ SpW Cambria, Mo.
AtAry AHN C0ynd.. ..sl....He" thsnnraa, ho'
{Arthur q. Woll!nHtn1. q, .!:ufkoss ltotol.
EAlIntu H. lfDhtn0nu.. .u. " N1st NeWieh. AAas'
Nnthnn lIattenbaeh. n, tioatewnod, nnk.
t1tnu WHf. ..EhCalRu.
{AlfctlaCl j. KGennn. ....s9. Town uf Lake.
NDlllo Flhnl9uA. ....... ~. tuHn o1 l.hSe.
william avGdlo. ........T., .Chfc1l9U.
t;O1iNu E0AKn, .l3+.. ,LhlcnNos ..
IJuhef Karlshofcr. ~. ~ North !lntsted.
An.In IoVNtIdowBkA....a....iU ...iU! North li1iaied.
Frank kuuexo:..,......a:5,,..G[ht ..Ghlsago. [t!
iIntlu I'etorsotl.. 60 !llsnnrck court
hlArthm S0a3n. ......... .N.. III alAn1HIek curl
F:rnst r. syMhi.. ........:l .Gta milwaukee, nv.
tTrunslo hcl.r"sIor.. s....%at nndloy.
, 1881-05-31
.BIItII{S.

Kt3tRAt1.--On Monday. May II. lsa1, dnnHhtgr 70
CarrU H. wLfe Of Z. It. ktLnhnt Mother u'u dnuKhtoe
tlDlnH nicely,
, 1881-05-31
DOWN IN TEXAS.

The Galveston lsencla-7Ioc'k Hfodcsty
Of Galveston tstrln-Texus and Arl<nn.
suw tsIrlk-SnIff. Chewing Glr1H-<;nt-
weston aMl IIouHt0n-Frch Grants
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

THE Legislature should not hesitate
an instant to pass the city bill to ex.
empt from taxation for term of years
certain marsh land on which manufac-
tories may be erected. Nothing will
more quickly attract the attention of
capitalists than immunity from taxa
ton, and when to this is combined
natural advantage of location, i'm
provements are sure to follow. The
bill should in the House, as it did in
the Senate, receive every vote.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

new census into partial conformity to the
results of an old one. The results Of the
former census have no pertinent bearing
on the question. Congress has no
authority to adjust the apportionment to
the tive preceding enumerations, bat on
ly to the last enumeration. But the re-
publican obstructionists are advocating
an apportionment on the sole ground
that it establish a particular rela ion
between the result of the census of 1870
and that of 1850, although the census of
1870 cannot constitutionally be consi-
dered at all in connection with the new
appori ionment. 1t is an uDdisgulsed at
tempt to convert into question Of sec
tional party politics what the coDstitu-
tion makes pure question OF arithmetic
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
A MUNIFIcENT GIFT.
Brooklyn, Feb. "a.

BROOKLYN req. "a.
Mr.. George /. Seney, President OF
the Metropolitan Bank, of New York
and a we'll known resident of this city,
has put at the disposal Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church $240, 900 in
money and real estate, the money =
be employed in the establishment and
erection in Brooklyn of hospital, to
be Methodist general hospital, but
open to Jew and Gentle. Protestant
aud Roman Catholic, heather and in
idei, on the same terms. In answer
to the question rs to whether the
building is to be Immediately erected,
Mr.. Seney said last night:
"Nothing has been settled az yet. |
offered to the chur rich sixteen lots, val
ued at $40, 900. as . site, and 5000, 600
in cash. Whether that site will prove
acceptable cannot tell. The obiec-
ton in founding a hospital here is the
want which Brooklyn has long felt of
institutions which could compare with
the Presbyterian, the Mount Sinai, the
German, and many other hospitals in
New York. suppose that her gen
tlemen will como forward in time and
lend their hand in organizing this
| have given this money be-
cause wanted to do good and because
| believed that the time had come for
our church, in addition to building
churches and andowing educational
Institutions, to do its share in hospital
work."
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

DASCINei
hEOPENING OF A. y. w EB5TER'S SIC.
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
rhnrsday Evening, September eth
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing 10 become proficient In All
the dances OF the say and to learn the
new and more fashionable ones, Will hnl
IL 10 their advantage ~ begin with the
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, September 9th.
Gentlemen'G class Monday and Thursday
evenings from s TO 10 O'Clock.
Att 'RNOoN CLASSES,
Commencing on saturday, october ID
Ladies' aud Misses and Mas, ers' class
thursdays from TO D, aud Saturdays
rom 2.OO 10 400. Private lessons given
AT any hour To suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALrZEs TAUGHT
INAFEw LESSONS.
special arrangements for Schools and
Semlnaries, and Ior private classes OF
ladies' or gentlemen, can be made by an
plying At the Academy. at Robeiin A
BIOS, No. 7lO Market street or by mail 10
epl4. Masonic Semnie
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
Administrators sale.
Will be sold at Public Sale on
MONDAY. March IA, 1881,
All otcInCk u NJ

On The Farm owned by Mr. William
Bright, on this Kennett Turnpike
one half mile south OF Centrevills. n,
Chrisliana Hundred: | Bay Horse, 2 Cows
1 1ehillng Heller, one tWo-horse farm
wagon, one market deaborn, one Yorx
wagon ara harness, one Syracuse plough
one double harrow, two cultivators, one
cart, one double set OF Stage hafneSa
-FOUR sets OF plough harness, eight collars
one Set Oh deabsrn harness one SET al
cart harness, Two brides, -Ixteen acres al
wheat n ground, six barrels OF cider vine.
gar, lot OF hogsheHd aud barrels. one
grain cradle, berry ..crates, an boIes 4
uoZeh milk pans, miIk buckets. sLrainer
cream can butter tubs coolers. Inechurn
.. ales. one 40 gallon furnace, 10 0 bundles
OF corn fodder.
Hou ehold goods. such AZ bedsteads
Deds, bedding, bureaus, tables. stands
cnalrs, carpets, clock three stoves dishes
irnlt Jars, and many otner artlcles moi
heft enumerated, N'
IEkMs.-A credit OF 90 DAYS will he
given IN sums over S25. 6y III, mr.
enasef giving bankable note with nm
proved ludOrser. ~
20 postponement on account of weather
SAFE 10 commence at O'Clock +. NJ
49, JUS. l.. CARPENTER
iop'I Administrator
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
II UBLIC SALE.

- UBLIC SALE.
The subscriber having rented his farm
10 John Moody, Jr., Will sell at Public
sale at his residence In Pencader Hun
dred, Del, about two miles souLueas OF
Newark ON the road leading from Chest
nut Hill To Ogletown on
TUESDAY, March Is. 1881,
At II o'clock,
The following Personal Property, Wiz
head OF horses. all young aud 1M
good workers, | year ing colt <ruHW
b, young much cows. some oil
thea will be IN profit by day OF 0~14
sale, ytarllng heifers, 2 farm wagons
q iron axle nearly new 2 hay wagons.
morse cart, l Wheeler, No. o, Combined
Sell Rake Reaper, ! Russell combined
dropping reaper, / wheel rake, | Buck
eye gram and phosphate drill, / Wood
a Hsiues arm, ] roller, l No. . Silver 4
Denning Iced cutter (newl Syracuse
chilled plows, Moore plows, z No,
wiley plows, Planet, Jr., corn coVerer
and cultiYator new, corn drag, double
harrows, cuItivatOrs, | NO. 8 DedrIck
hand hay press good order). cross
cut saw, double and single trees, forks
fakest &C., sells OF wagoL and pillow har-
less. cart harness, / reI Of carriage mar
ness, brides, collars, lines, &c.
ERMS.-All sums oil twenty dollars
and under cash. All sums over that
amount "A credit Of nine months viii be
De given by purchaser giving a banEable
note with approved security. II not paid
when due Interest from date.
n, JOHN Il. REES.
w. J. LANK, Auotioneer.
w-3tpd.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
rheumatism.

Professor WIN. c. RICHARDS, n. NJ
d ,.oi The st. outs Medical College, avs
+" have ordered Liebig Co.'s Arr lea ed
Extract cf With Hazel TO be applied To-
cally In Rheumat SIN and with most
marked relief in every case" Beware OF
worthless limitations under ours and
similar names. Also cures Piles. Catarrh,
Neuralgia. Painful Month;ies, Old Ulcers
Lumbago and Weak Eyes.
Sold IN fifty cents and dollar sizes
febl9 81.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
n Office To WATER RENTER
OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART.
MENT, WILMINGTa y, Del.

OFFICE OF THE WATER DRPARr.
hEST, WILMISGT y, Del
December |, ba.l
The Ellis for 1881 are now ready sod
payable at the Registrars office at The
", corner OF sixth aud King streets The
law requires that all bills paid ON or "
lore January 3lst, 1881, the face ol the bl.
those paid during the month OF Febuary,
per cent. additional. Those paid dunl
Inc month OF March 10 per cent. ADJ
no "a aud any amount Remaining Us
.ald after April LIST, 1881, the kegistfI h
sequlred TO have the ferrules WITHDRAW
anu SUIT Instituted for the recovery Of u.
amount due; and the water will not h
let INTO such premises until such arrean
with assessments and ~ for drawing IT,,
rules. are paid.
once hours from 8 a. m. 10 p. m.
William j. MORROW, Registrar.
dccl cod an ed feb cod,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

Four men sat down to play cards
with the 7roprietors of a saloon. near
Fort Wingate, New Mexico, a few DAYS
ago, aud a quarrel ensued, in which
the four visitors were killed. The sa-
loon keepers have not been arrested.
James Kelley, a car runner, was ia,
tally wounded by A. D. Williams, a
miner, in a quarrel, near Wilkesbar-
re, yesterday, and died III a short time.
Williams was arrested.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

The Sisters Of Charity of Philadel-
phia, have added more lustre to their
already splendid record in alleviating
the miserles of mankind, by their free
dispensing to the poor Of what is
claimed to be sure cure tor that dread
ed disease, smallpox.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

ADvIcEs from Milwaukee say that
Angus Cameron will be elected by the
Legislature to succeed Senator Carpen-
ter, on March 8. Mr.. Cameron is saiG
to have clear majority.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

NJ OEhah..- Persons VINO were or.y.-r
Az the state OF Delaware for Inc n.y.
SLatesm llItaryservice Ia Nav TSSa
July, 1864, and paid com nIiaio.
were afterwards again drafted in i., =
were required 10 procure a subsi,,S,..
enter Tue military servica under liz NJ.
drait, VIII nnd II 10 their al anlage 49,
Inunlcate, either personally or by =
WIN lhe Undersigned, who has been
thorized by the state Lekislatnrs w ~ y,
from the Secretary of War. Inc CON-
ton money paid by such persons. (
Secretary OF War having been drsr,sis
q OF Congress 10 refund the comma.
on paid on SUCH cases. Oh n 1IT
Dover Eel Iulv IN. t8Tg N''
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher an
nounced to bis people, last evening, that
he had cancelled all his lecturing con-
tracts and intended to begin series of
revival meetings in his church.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

Mrs. Barnard, charged with having
murdered the wife of Rev. Z. Curtis al
LaPeer, Michigan, by setting fire 10
her clothes after pouring gasoline
upon Der, has been admitted to bail
in the sum Of $15, 600.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26
JOHN wANAMAKER,

To-day you can have your
choice out of more than thousand
ladies' cloaks at a price so low that
we shall keep till next fall all that
don't sell as now marked. Some
are at half-price, some more.
Shawls also are marked dC~n
to the lowest p9iat, including all the
lndl2 shawls we have. We would
rather not have any left; but shall
make no lower prices.
Dresses few left; black silk
and various. The prices are final,
low enough,
Southeast ,orner OF the building.
To-day you can have your
choice ut of an unknown number
OF girls coats, listers and dresses of
all sizes, materials and styles at
prices below all reason, prices made
to clear the whole stock, final prices.
We don't want to keep them; but
shall have to, if not sold now.
southwest corner Of the building.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

]. r. NEWCOMER, OF Toledo, Ohio
says: l have been greatly bench tied by
would recommend all persons oubIed
with weak kidneys to try It.-See Adv
febl4-6L
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

1t has been proven that the diseases Of
babyhCod cannot tack the Infants sva
TEN, when DR.. Bulls Baby syrup Ia used
as direated. Price % cents,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

The Funding Bill scared the Boston
Atlantic Bank into retiring $4l4 900 Of
its circulation yesterday,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

oIICE.-By way ofiptro,no0-SI
70 reduce my rye styck ! ',au
ior lne next thirty d ,ys ONLY WIG
Sondn' ches, Linnetts, ana ,nlS.I
92.n each. This unparaile ed 0aasaIp
R,stiVeiy close at the expiratiop u Y
llme stated; therefore inteEd,na VI
viii consult their own Interest l, oOlal
, ,ag early rom GEO. REDPATH r Sas'
Birds, Puu try, Pigeons ana olhans Il
febl9-6L. N1m YORK
The daily gazette., 1881-02-26

yo,PARrNERsHIP. m. :
s6,p n nn,,a, ms day formed e q2d .IS,.
N n under the name and ga cO-paS,
~, - osGnnlng, for the pu nos eOf N,MSa
va General na INSURANCE bns, o. coatSs
NO. oVz Market street. Wi lplumne
yVs; N. MAiHIphSSlon,
w.lnine,o11 JAMES d. CANEHH;.
f ebissghn, Del, Feb. Ia nIsNs,lSG.