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~ OTICE.-I, Hiett Grah lm, in. comp /
~ ance with the requirements "a the
act OF Assembly, IN such case made an
prov ided. do hereby give notice that !
shall apply IN writing 10 the Court of Gen
era Sess sOns of the Peace and Jail DeJlV,
cry, OF the state of Delaware la and for
New Castle county, on Mondal the 9th
day OF May next, A. d.. 1851, being tho
(lrst day of the next May term of the said
court, for license to keep an Inn OF taN-
ern. known as the Atlantic Hotel, OH
Pearl 5 rect, in the city OF New Castle
New Castle Hundred, and school district
No. 45, Delaware, and to sell Intoxicating
uouors IN less quantities Inan one quart
10 be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the SAID application, to wit:
n r.. Borie. W. Is. Herbert,
Geo. Il. DeaKyne. Nm. "a. lmmey,
William Herbert, Ferdinand Leekler,
A. q. Gray, M: n. Wler,
ID " Elkipton. /. ii. Foln,
James " llmOt. ID. Boulden.
E, L. Chase. George A. Maxwell,
John j. Black.
ap2. t. HIETT GRAHAM.
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JAMES f. WOOD s. CO.'S CON
TRACTS.

Messrs. James f. Wood q Company
metal roofers, of this city, who re-
Gently advertised i'll the GAZETTE,
have received the contract Tor roofing
with tin the lower snuff mill of w. E..
Garrett s. Son, of Yorklyn. They al
SO have contract for large number
of cotton cans, IS x 33 incher, for the
new machinery now being put in the
Brandywine cotton mills. Messrs.
Wood & Co. have, through the medi-
um of the GAZETTE, obtained an ex-
tended reputation for superior work.
mauship, and their custom is con-
stantly increasing.
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LEGISLATIVE WORK.
WHAT REMAINS TO BE DOM IN ONE
SHORT WEEK.

SHORT WEEb'
Correspondence of the GAZETTE.
DOVER, April 2.-By joint resolution
the Legislature has agreed TO adjourn
sine die on Saturday next, 9th inst, but
whether it can dispose Of the work now
on hand evening by holding night ses-
siols Is matter Of great doubt. There
are some important measures yet to be
considered, including the Eleventh ward
bill, the act TO change the time OF hold
ing the Wilmington city election, the
ship canal bill and the pilot bill which
has been made a special order for Tues
day next. In addition there is q raft OF
minor bills, which, if the session Is not
prolonged, will be left out In the cold.
"a lie well stuck to is as good as the
TRUTH" is evidently the maxim Of the
Morning Netos in regard TO the Derrick
Morris case 1t still holds tenaciously TO
the charges which that unworthy wretch
White perferred against the Squire and
WHICH a committee composed Of two
Democrats and one Republican found to
be utterly without foundation, while
they unanimously reported the accuser,
White, as "a man totally uDreiiThle and
Nb VI pCfiCis hoi6Os W oOhtCg
yesterday that the report was sigued by
Mr.. Swayne, the Republican member of
the committee, as we'll as by his Demo-
cratic colleagues, and repeat what did
say then that not one of the Nesos'
friends IN tho House had sufici, nj conf
dence in its statements TO back them by
voting against the committees report.
Every body in Dover believes that Squire
Morris has been completely vindicated
with the possible exception Of Two lone
ly little fellows with journalistic inclina-
tions, who baye been amusing them
selves for the past three months by run
ming to painfully threadfare condition
a supposed Ike, of an illusion 10 the
Squire as the Sussex County Dogberry.
This is the saddest feature of the whole
affair-where the boys will ever get hold
of another such good joke cannot be told.
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NOT PoRrER's MURDERER.

LITTLE fOCKI AIh'I zPI y II IooEs
James Gu. rie, who was killed recently
al Las Vegas, N. M, was not the Currie
who mu .dered Porter, the actor, as nad
been stated, although ,his Currie had II
history almost remarkable as his noto-
rious namesake. The man Curie who has
now met his fate by New Mexican bull
let was we'll known in this city and
throughout the South. He was conductor
ON the Mem phis and Little Rock road tor
a number OF years, and The muiderons
nelees In which l. mad been engaged are
innumerable. Some years ago he went
10 Iexas, opened a gambling house In
Houston, made 35O, 90, aud while he was
on a spree his cashier stole the money
Ter ward ne drifted to the West, and has
SINCE figured as the hero of several excit-
ing events in Colorado and New Mex 90.
When he bade goodbye to his friends In
this city five years ago he predicted that
he would die with his boets on. That
prediction has been fulfilled.
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NJ oTICE.-I, ]. Mathew Gropp, In com,
IN pliance with the requirements OF
the act Of Assemb y, In such csse made
and provided, do hereDy give notice that
l shall apply In writing TO the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery. ofthe state OF Delaware in and
for New Castle county, on Monday. the
9th day of May next, a. D., 1881, being the
first day OF the next May term of the haid
court, for license to keep an Inn or tav-
ern known as the Black Horse Hotel, at
Mary land Avenue, corner OF Monroe and
Chestnut s reefs, in the Tenth ward OF the
City of Wilmington, W Delaware. and TO ell
intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart to be drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following respectable citizens
recommend the said application, TO wit |:
J. NJ. Newe /, James Moore,
G. p. Harter, James 8, CoyIe,
Frederick hook. Philip Plunkett,
Frederick Hertel, owen Mcdonald,
Peter Ford, Jr., p. S. Smith,
James Grant, Patrick Nealy.
Samuel l.. Bailey, Peter Ford,
John A. Mitchell, John X. smith,
Henry Witsil. Charles II. Brown,
James III Collins, r. 7. Bryan,
Il. M. Hackenburg, Samuel Johnston,
Thomas Ford, George Morlock.
J. MATTHEW GROPP.
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SECOND EDITION
ALARMING FLOODS.
A TOWN IN NEBRASKA SWEPT AWAY

Sioux CITY, Iowa, March 81, 1881.
There are Indications of gorge in the
Missouri River, reaching from a point
fifteen miles above tbs city at least AS
far as Springfield, ID. L., seventy miles
as the crow flies. Most Of the bottom
land, from five to fifteen miles wide is
Hooded by gorges.
The town of Green Island, Mob, op.
po+ite Yankton, has been swept away.
The Inhabitants could be seen from
Yankton cliDging to their houses as they
foated of. A large amount Of stock is
supposed to have been drowned All
thh hottom.lands, which are we'll settled
are flooded.
The river steamer Western sunk at
Yankton, and the steamer FontaDelle
met the same fate six miles above. The
boats in the har5or at Yankten are SO
broken by the Ice that none of them
will be ready for service for sixty days.
HEAPS OF DEAD CATTLE.
ST PAUL, MINI a pril l, 1851.
A despatch from Pierre says:-"James
Reed, who had q fue herd of stock,
lost half of them. and others have lost
IN the same proporti1n. Westward 1t is
not so had. The suffering has been ter,
rible, and along the east bank of the
Missouri River cattle are lying dead III
heaps and the living ones are mere
skeletons. Herdsmen in Dakota will
come out with total loss
WARNING SENT TO RAILROAD COM
PANIES.
OMAHA, Neb., March 81, 1881.
Warning was received here this after
noon that thi;ty tw) foot rise in the
river was rolling down, and railways
and parties having properly on the river
were notified. This evening they ran
all cars and eInigrants from the river
tracks to higher ground, anticipating a
flood before morning, and do dot ex>
pect to escape without serious damage
to buildings and em6ankments on the
river front. The heavy ice commenced
running about eleven O'Clock tonight.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

,rop LAMAR summed up the
,,orv of the Republican alliance
bI,boue Yesterday in a single felicit-
In,sDce , at is an attempt TO substi-
4 tho South for carpet baggism,
\ hv Federal force, the repudiating
l., backed by Federal patronage"
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DOWN ON THE sPARRoWs.

The people of Harrisburg Pa, are
getting down OH the English sparroNs,
and al recent meeting OF the City
Council of that place, resolutions were
introduced, calling upon the representa-
tlves in the Legislature OF that district, TO
nave all laws in relation to killing the
sparrows, repealed. One of the main
reasons that they desire them Killed is
because tLey have driven away native
birds
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
To Accommodate the Public.

The proprietors Of that immensely
popular remedy, Kidney Wort In recog
nitIon of the claims of he public which
has no literally pstrouized them. have
prepared a hqmd preparation OF that
remedy for the special accommodation
of those who from any reason dishke to
orennr. A. for themselves. 1t IL very
conesptrated aud, as the dose is small,
il is more easily AIKEN by many. II has
lhe same effectual action IN all diseases
OF the kidneys, liver or DO soWels.-Home and
Farm. asa
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,,,UIxG A GOOD ROAD.

Iham NJ. singerlv, E'q, proprietor
\ PhiIaIelphla Record, Is making a
End Improvement in Delaware near near
Ebs.ter county line. 1t is nothing
nor Ies than making about eight
1 n mruplE Ee at his own expense
road leads from Elkton to tue
dsucs Paper Mills, which are now
by Mt Singerly. A good part OF
pad has been covered with millions
sbels Of oyster shells, ard after the
III bad run out, the balance was
Ied with broken stone. The ROAD Is
m As the "Plank Road" IL Is
Ibt that the road will cost Mr..
srly not less than $4,000 to com"
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LIEBIG co. COCA BEEF TONIC

"Gives more tone than anything have
ever used or prescribed" says Professor
IL, GoULLON, Nj. d., Physician to the
Iron Cross, etc.
1.-The eff CT of the Coca borders upon the
marvellous, and IL OF clearly authenti-
Gated by scientists of undoubled veracity
would be altoge her beyohd belief" says
Dr. WIN. y. SEAkLE, Brooklyn, N. Y.
IL IL invaluable In head affections,
weakened memory. dizziness, determt-
vous headache. Also highly beneficial
IN palpitation of The heart and other
forms uf heart disease, in neuralgia
dropsioal affections. paralysis, dyspepsia
monthly suffering and biliousness. lBe.
ware of worthless limitations.
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THE LAST SAD RITES.
FUNERAL OF JAMES II. oHAMBERs-A
PROPULSION OF FLOWERS.

The funeral Of James r. Chambers,
the unfortunate young man who was
killed on the Delaware railroad, took
place this morning from the residence
of his mother, No. All East Sixth
street.
The remains were clothed in black
dress suit, and enclosed in handsome
osewood casket, silver mounted. AS
an evidence of the high esteem in
which the yenng man was held, it was
only necessary TO note the profusion
Of flowers the last tokens of his many
friends. At the head OF the casket
rested broken column thirty SIX in
ches in height, placed upon a base
composed entirely Of flowers. On the
base was the following IN purpl, vio-
lets: "From His Del. X. r. Friends. "
Among the many other gifts were a
harp and cross, the Offering of Conduc-
tor 3. ID. Duncan, on whose train the
young man was brakeman. A Cross
and three wreaths the offerings of his
lady friends. A bouquet and loose
flowers the gift of Mr.. u. w. Mackey.
The funeral was very largely attend
ed II being estimated that three hun
dred visited the house. The grief o.
many OF these present could plainly b
dlseerned. The funeral services wert
/ conducted very feelingly by Rev. Mr.
Richards Of st. Pauls M. e. Church
The following acted as pail bearers
Messrs. }. B. Book, Robert Porter J
Legates, T. Kane, w. Redmile an'
| Charles Melchoir. The remains wert
taken TO Elkton for int rment on. I
special car attached 10 the II 81 p. N
/ train.
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NoTlCE,-I, Patrick Harney, In cons
~ pliance with the requirements OF the
act Of Assembly, in such case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that I
shall apply in writing to the Court OF
General sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the stale 0 Delaware la and
for New Castle county, ON Monday, the
9Th day of May next, A. D., 1881, being
the first day OF the next May term of the
said court, for a license to keep an inn or
tavern at No. 800 e. Third street, being
the s. L. corner of Third and Pine streets,
IN the second ward OF the city OF VIII
mlngten, Del, and to sell intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart
to be drunk on The premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application to wit:
K. H. Taylor, T. B. Merritt,
James Crawford, Joseph Davidson,
Thomas Reynolds, John Plunkett,
A. X. Merritt, II. Herting,
Michael Kenny, Joseph II. Richards,
Patrick FIunkett, William LeRg,
Richard Booth. George b. Gardner,
VIM. II. Thorn pson) s. W. Schultx.
John j Dough rty, Myers Hayes,
George DAVIS, Nicholas Jenny,
Gustave KoDitzer, James j. Monaghan,
aniel O'Byrne, James B. Pugh.
ap2-3t. PATRICK HARMEY.
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DIED,

DEAN-March 81, 1881, Margaret A. Dear
wife of William bean, iu ner I'D year
The Iunerai VIII take place fiy m Lht
residence of her husband, Newark. Del,
on Mouday, A. rll ith, al O'Clock, p. M
Pomona Grange OF New Castle county
and OF the Delaware state Grange, al
well as her friends and the friends oi
the fam ly are respectfully invited 70 At
tend without further notice. .mSl'St~
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"RvAEGELIHE ~
O. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
STATE UNIvEpsI,rV 90 Ie,,n

O4'I Fh5ITG OF IOWA.
can endoroo IOWA CITY, Ia.
Of tba bS8ise Stns; II as the best prepara-
Fsic,ane M, sle Ailld | have ever used. No
n pr"tacah can AFFORD 10 do without IL -
gb Si's'1r ~ q; =. COWPERTH WAITE.
smen - professor of Diseases OF
II t,,sl, OF the LiebIg Co.'S Arni-
hale 1tasct WaocIt OF Witch Hazel. Cures
/ Ieusorsalkdhes ak ness and. Periodical Suffer.
vi aSd N, Nnoea, ExhausLing losses OF
lnleriels. beware oil cheap
pf2-8t. "iu uollar sizes.
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b. I'o roysrnn,. Sas a sharp advance in 4 ne r
s'TIndaH 'na the price aS hasing IN New New o Tor
SoSaS fsS highest point tng tbsv peen Ssno up to
easurv should t the Secretary of Hs Tie
ipr INK is is supposed to ssSeo1 hsSe had IN New
issno 70 DO with the advance nse some some
niar D,lz'd by act Of oonsrppsr Q, per cen. &C
asss1 ss are now quoted, Sn the ar"%iS snsss p
an j,su" would be made abont eou !, al
b.. 9sae os of per cents TUI. If oIaoed edual =,
ads on dollars worth of"i of matMli nSndied ?
/ aRbay,ng and Q per seUnmSnt cent m~st u =
le excsn, Oe noated at the high rats VIII, With
/ p by tLp Lp'lon of such as can be tahsr a.
looks .ne new issue of the 4 pep Sp ss,1ta seHe,
ent. Es Ia,N very much as though p0i ssr os rs
kided Haa tSo COZ could be fioated al mar. nPe 20
sctionssstb sas bill be .horn Of al ali ptb the Pro 40
settS, features-Baltimos's s' = tsa Se
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FRST EDITION.

iii hereafter, we hope, ac-
On' s,mnel a Townsend of "mur-
4 VI, ,,s XII Kings English ,'or of mis-
Esr u, words. How could a man be
/ Pps y, .neh thing who never own
ga.,d a dictionary Hereafter
r'...a.oud uss will render the GA
- oompositors a favor by send
,.,ter, where they can be pub
4 without errors
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

,ox, cot up a fishm onger quar-
~, Senate yesterday with Sena-
|,,rhsss 1t is hoped the Senator
IN, Indiana will treat the bravado of
i,rihi, Senator with contempt
] future.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
RAILROAD LIN Es.
tlhALADELPHIA M1LMlNGTOM
AND BALTIMORE RAIL1OAUl

APRIL y, 1881.
Trains will leave Wilmington as toIE Iwsi
or
Philadelphia and dIntermedia te Stations,
10. SlJ, 9.l3, 1890 q. M. 2.3O. 4.UO. o.i1 l1O0
>. m.
PniladeIphia tExpressl $50. 900. sss
a. IN. Ills, 9.55 p. m
Phila, and New York An, $50. 100 v.bo.
1883 a. A., l2.4S, 2.I3, 6.52, ga pm.
Baltimore ana InterL.odIa.o soiatn'ns.
.!o a, IN. 4.I6 y. m.
Perryvi!Ie and intermediate Stations
i.53 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, go y. M.
Baltimore and Washington. lz.6i. sI2
22S 7.55, ,S.3S, q. m 1885, l.O4, o. 1O.si p. IA
1raira for Delaware Division, ivssse ar
New Castle $50, 9.35, q. m.; l.O6 3.uc. go
y. m.
Harrington and Intermediate static:n
9.35 q. m. l.05, so p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Statlona, VA
a, m.; LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and lntermed ate stations
10 q. m. /; 300, 7.CU, 1000 p. N.
. Phi'atelphia and New York 40 =. m.6 u
A p. m.
baltimore aud Washington, l25l, 2l9,
2.2S, 7.55, o. m, 1851 p. m,
For further information passengers are
referred TO the time tables posted a. the
depot II. II. kENNEY,
Superintendent,
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BANQUET TO THE RED MEN

John Manz, last evening, gave q recep-
tion and banquet to Delaware Tribe,
No. /, Improved Order of Red Men, at
his saloon, Ninth and Walnut street.
The occasion of the affair was the
renewal, by Mr.. Manz, OF his relations
with the Tribe, he having served bis
connection when he left the city, more
than a year age. Mr.. Mans is one Of the
Oldest members of the Tribe.
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|GET A SUNDAY PAPER.

|GET A SUNDAY PAPER.
you want the latest and most reli-
news, secure a New York or Phlla-
bia Sunday paper from DAVIS, who
bave them all alter $50 in the morn
II 6lS Market street. Papers deliy-
throughout the city promptly. These
Is aIe cheaper ten TO ohe than the
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n,,. -
= 0'e furnishing articles at the 90 cent
Mar. 8l-0t.

De
cures avs, Golden Medical Dlscov.
s fst scrofnIa A,nu OF humor, from the
tpHol. ' eothmon plBple or
Der. 0"s''es cure salt rheum or
a1 ni',e, 70 i've bottles cure the wor., Liza
puppies on the face. '"' "ors' kind
Es, ea,hnl Va Ioar bottles clear the system ot
ste.rysipelas. 'uro the worst kind
SSng the hair. ''''S cure olotchea
ts, " ''n bottles cure running at the
Rofuis.' Rs 70 twelve bottles cure the worsr
dozen io,s. and in half dozeb
~" at great discount -0
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Political Sneakers do II.

IOllLlChl opchktIb
Lecturers and Ministers do IL.
Senators and Congressman do u.
Judges and Lawyers do II.
Actors and Artists do IL.
Merchants and Tradesmen do IL.
Farmers and Mechanics do IL,
In the Forum, Counting house, work :
shop. Studio, and even IN tie Editors
SaactuIn, the universal reply TO the ques
ton, Nv hat do you take for cough or
coldf" is "Sines' syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Hoarhound."
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AmusenenIs,

IL PERFORMANCE LAST EVENING.
Esir sized audience Assem- bled In the
b House last evening TO wi ness the
performance In this city by the Well
v 4 Sterling Combination ot"Uncle
5 Uabin,n The performance seemed
Ne general satisfaction. Some OF the
faclers were we'll taken, while others
rather poAr. A number OF new feR-
were lntIOdnced, among them being
lhree large dogs, The performance
Pe dogs ELECTED hearty applause, es-
Sally Nas This ss when the contest be-
th one Ol The Leonburg dogs and one
e performers in the third act took
r, The dog during scene In the ACT
r. upon the stage, grabs the man by
'iappei OF The coat and hurls him down
lwlsls him around In the most saw
manner. This Is done 80 naturally
the audience Is led 10 bel eve thsl
|uus ls really IN earnest and not act
Pie part.
won AT LAsr.p
|f, Steele Mackaye VIII produce his
pay OF Won at Last, /" Tor the first
/ ~ thls city on Monday next, The
very hlghiy spoken OF by the
y " oi'ies wherein II has been pre-
"EvAEGELINR"
y Oh The most welcome announce
T" 10 mat Rlce's Evangeline Parry
appeal III the Opera House OF i hufs-
saehlhg next, In the recoustructeJ
,vaI ns, extravaganza OF "Evangeline u
n IIIhnpshy haipy VIII no doubt be greeted by
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MoCoMB's SUIT DISMISSED

WASHINGTON, A April LIN the United
States Supreme Court to-day Case No. 2iS
ii. s. McComb, appellant, VS.. The Credit
Mebiller of America ct al, error to the
Circuit Court of the United States for
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania was
dismissed with costs per stipu lation.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

The strike OF machine moulders and
stove moulders in Pittsburgh, which
was to have taken place yesterday, was
averted by granting the advance In
wages asked bS the men.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

free Shade, Middlesex Co., Va.
Having used DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup in
nv fami1s with the greatest degree OF
Satisfaction. sat unhesita,ingiy recommend
Children. fhoMAo - ia W0oN.
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In spite OF all the new remedies which
are constantly introduced to the public,
DIR. Bulls Cough syrup still takes the
lead for the cure OF Coughs, Colds, &c
Price Is cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

People lear wisdom by experience. A
m~n never wakes up his second baby 10
see IL laugh, but always keeps DIR. Bulls
Baby Sy rup handy.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

~ O1ICE-I, Robert Cottenham M do here
~ by give notice that l shall apply 10
the Jusges of the Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and jail Delivery OF
he State of Delaware, IN and for New
Castle county, on Monday, the 9th day OF
May next, being the first day o, the May
term A. D., 1881, for license 10 keep an
inn or tavern at No. $40 Maryland Ave-
nue, in the Tenth Ward of the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county and Stats
IA oresaid, with the privilege TO sell intoxt-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, TO be drunk on the premises, ana
the following respectable citizens recon.
mend the said application,to 10 wit:
Charles Solloway, Philip Daley,
Robert Cassidy, William HRrrigans
VI. j. McC oskey, William Blake.
Nicholas Me EVilly, Michael Connolly +,
Edward MeGuin, Myles Burke,
James McGrath, EZRA Lukens,
James z. Develin, David +. kindley,
John IL. CanRing, Thomas Shannon,
William Clancy, John Gill,
Thomas McLvlIly, Edward N. Hehir,
Hewson L. Lannan, Edw. +. Garraghy,
Patrick Kennedy, Patrick Neary.
ap.23t. ROBERT COTTIN9hAN.
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The Sunday Star gives all the news
for half the price Of the Philadelphia
papers.
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Buy the Sunday star if you want all
the news.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

! the sunday star for local and tel
bhic news.
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WANTED - EMPLOYMENT--By .
w man accurate in figures; compe-
tent for any common business. p. e.
Horses speciality, Master. Breaker
Trainer and Doctor. Reference exchang-
ed. Address "H," THIS OFFICE.
NTO1ICE.-A special meeting of abe
IN liquor dealers will be held ut Herd
mans Han, Fourth street. near Market.
to morrow (FrIday) afternoon ct o.
clock. mh3l-lts
OTICE.-Excelsior Loan Association
~ is now Issuing stock in The Nin0
Series. Shares Can be had at 81 each. on
application 10 the Secretary.
ID. L. HA y KINS. Secretary,
mh28-iOt No. 4N Market street
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Az ANTED.-By girl IL years of age.
w situation In light business store.
Address H..
apl. THIS OFFICM.
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/, laily Sassttf.

wILM1NaToN PosT-oFFich
kED At AToosD.CLAss MATTER
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-22

PRESIDENT HEYGooD of Emory College
in Georgia, is not in entire accord with
Governor Plaisted of Maine. In an address
just published he says 'The mass of our
people were never so comfortable in their
lives or in the lives of their fathers. There
are not perhaps as many rich men; there are
hundreds of thousands of comfortable mid
die class people. There are fewer mansions
on the plantations, there are many more
pleasant and slightly cottages on the farms.
The people, the great mass Of the people of
Georgia, were never so well fed, so well
clothed and SO well housed as now. They
are increasing in substa tial wealth. What
is more important they are improving in all
good thing, as in the spirit of political and
social liberation, in hearty support of law,
intelligence and morals" Georgia is get
ting fat and SASSY.