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DAss'AGi
hh0PENISG OF a. ). W EBssT Err . sA.-
LEGf DA NEtAG ACADEMY.
Thursday kxsminx. September 9Gh.
AT rMK
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies ami Gentlemen, MISSES anu Mas
Eets Wishing bU become p1Uficleut Ia ali
lne dliucsB Of The say anu b0 learn tllt
new aud Innrs fashionable ones, Will nnl
II lo Lhslr advantage " begin villa The
opening 81 Inc 1ealaon.
EN l1NIN9 CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday. september 9th
5eHt.eiIian eihsn Monday and Thursday
evenings lrunI ) la lU oeloGk.
Afr1 RS0uA CLAssSES.
Commencing % saturday, october ID,
Ld1llea aud Misses anu M.LsIe siahs
Enurault5s rom D to d, aad Saturdays.
rpin 2uJ IA l.9a. prlYaoe LESSONS given
II any n4nr IA suit convenience.
ILIUE AMI HAGuuEr wALrzEs TAUGHT
IN A flaw Lhssoss.
special arrangements iur schools anu
semlnaries. and lOr ptlYilLe Classes .
aIdlea Ir gentlemen, eItn De made oy ap
pIs }ng Ut tine Academy. AT ksoDsiln d
i5ra. \, No. 10 Market sLFeeL or by mail IA
"A. >. WEB>Phh,
epI4 MasonIe se4nple.
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HENCE tile Cameron plan has made
anr gfand commonwealth, one rotten
borough, and since ls4j, With occasional
intel missions, the worst men alonn nave
1aDn chUsen 20 ina I nLsd States oanate,
beginning with bAe inferior head 0f a
very Inferior family, and finally cul-
nlnating III their dictation u ano her
obscure person. This shameful business
nas 5ssn surprisingly submitted ~ by a
lecent peapts for over a generation u
lma. fha voters of other States lo0k
upon ,he spectacle with amazameut; bus
until now, Tho more tha PENNSYLVANIA
masses secretly objected, lhe more they
ware ashed by thotr vulgar masters. Al
act the worm sertns 10 nave turned upon
.be oppressor-F F9rneys Progress.
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When We advertise an article
as being a great bargain, II
must be lower than the lowest
market price, and if persons
who are attracted by tho adj
vertisement, did not find tho
goods as advertised, we would
not expect q second visit from
them. The articles we wish to
call especial attention to are
Table Linens, Napkins and
Towels. There are many bar
gains in our linen department
but we will mention one lot Of
German Napkins, German
linens are finished without dress
ingl full 4 10 size at 81 SO per
dozen, actually worth sl.15.
One lot of Damask Towels, %
and 40. at 25 cents, would be
cheap at 81 cents. We are
showing the most complete
line of Bleached and In
bleached Table Damasks, Tur.
key Red by the yard or pattern
with napkins to match. Fancy
bordered table cloths with nap
kins to match. White table
cloths with napkins to match.
Napkins and Towels in grest
variety at the very lowest pos
sible prices.
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLLC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The subscriber, having renten nls m n. ~ -,
where be now resides, sitaillsu ~. ~ ~, -
| cuder hundred, New CasLis c0ansy. ois l
| mile north Of Snmmitt Bridge Directly
| on the r,ad leading TO 6iasgow, Will ss-l
| ON THURSDAY, FEBRU ARf &4th, 1881.
At O'clock, a. H., sharp, q
Els entire personal property, W VII =
EIGar HEAD OF IORSs
No. L--Lizz lie Crow, eight wears old
dark cnestfaub sorrsL very hahds me
gentle a "a soa nj, can trut ~ . lhiA dtes'
and no baGiar driver IN The stale.
No. D. Bitly, coming years uid' hltSe }
three. v-ry stytsh, perfectly sound Tear ,
less OF locomotive. excellent SAJ iSt 1nA
very promafL as a driver.
No. 8. -uexter i've years old, q
bright bay, spIeudid tall, with I'm
black poinls. g)od driver. soaAd FH
aud gentle, tull AfLeen-three. -~A-
No. Kate, sOrreI mare, q ys ~ o'dt
sound hnd gentie, works KIND single or
double, at excellent brood mare.
No. 5.--Bay noFse, Charils, years Cd,
sound, wea broken. due size and viii
make H,sOd driver.
No. g.-Brown mare. Flora. 10 years old,
d AN exc lent WORK mare and good
brood mare.
No. 7.-Ligh tfoot, bay mare. 10 ye rs
Old, wi wo4k anywhere snuud. GOOD
dnver, perfecGL sale fOr Ii lady Ia dri se.
s.-Brown maze, IL years 1Id sound,
goDu worA niare.
No. 9-oNE z >IR OF MULES, years
Old, large eIoseiy a. aLsd, p'rIsCtty suuud
In every respect, and inferior 10 none "A
-. I3 HEAD OF CATTLE.
~ AL Among which are Grade
ASACows, Al eXeei4ent mi Res;
- Two y ,ar 0 Il hster~, sAcsilsDt
sIurA pair Twin HeileIs. Onts ear oid
very hand -ome; | Calt eight mouths
old; Psd4grsed Durn an bu 4, Two years
Or, quite large, and very uaiidsanivi l.
itue Shoats, good VI, icA; Peulgfeeu soiIr
and saw. Chester Mhiia. eight months
oid. SOW heavy with pig, vary nahds0nis.
FARMLNG IMP 4EMEN is.
Two iron-axie Wagons, la soUd ar'ierj
MIL WagOns, Orchard WHgur, holds
10 baskets; Twin Ehrtpws, new Chllt-
ad Piows, No. 20; 3 small Cur4 Flows,
euil1vators. largecy i4udef rp ler. wheel
ra SEES. one I,sar new; hDlcAeye m7w r,
| cham plun self r ske teaper new cora
MARKER. CatrnagJis u ma e; lipys,er ctlru
drills, new, perfect n,lCaluee, N4chfur,!
q Ii iAnIan gram arm, win ph spl'lle
attach iueul, nearly new; Z.miusttu,In
irulb evHpurt or, barge furnace, su ttb,e
Tor rendering lard. I iong ..l5def, 40 geacn
ladd ~. large peacn beds, " -h -pii gs,
"a ytng 50 AAd ~ bAHR la Van ~ .nR =
GlH, / PsnuOck coru shelter u-W; srlHd-
stones, arse fanny ehlri 'St-, rocisl-
way cu4 riase, d sttA gl pow gears 5eis
at Nag harness, sci ear IEuess, new
a4su. collars, UrluIss. iurKs, sPadez,
snUvsis. EOes, hedsa AuiYes, peAcn Tree
GrimtI4cfS, sleigh, Htu rftd tSi . ATTY
rigg Hgs, l cODK shove d VI utusgLJid
ANA Kitchen furniture. tp1 OF DAIRY ux
uure-, ioL Of pur s, ny the p"uu4, Hud
many other tnings not meutiOuud III u
are uHet Al On a Barn.
IAIAs --ssev-AI months credit. over s.
W. Z. BLaG7
;. NJ. Fnos, Auct b}-4.
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'pnE Anrl1Asls SAVINGS LANA.

tfihh AtllZA4sfs SAVINGS BANh.
A
JD2 MARKlcT STREET,
l|eoHF9RAEkD JANUARY 24Lh, 1851,
Open To receive duposlLa dafI3 from A
M, ani4l 4 Z. IA. anu ON tuesday and Sal
niuay evenings mum tu . o CLOCK
sEMl-ASNU.AL DIVIDEND
regularly made IN A pril anu UGlnher,
When divit. yndH arc not withdfawne
they art accounted as deposits. Thus men.
nanent deposits compound their intarf. /
tStee III saeit year.
MANAGERS.
Clement u. Sinyth, George W. BUSH,
Ghhs. w. Townsend eIeurgo ). Capalie.
ShLatln1 h.Benbon, NJ. L. LlcnsIlaIsln
aenly r. Dnrs, ltsward Darlington.
" hilsilnss, JOB Ii. jackson.
hdNard Fussy, Wnn. IL. swift.
Anthony Higgins
SEQ. W. BUSH, President
EO. y. CAPkLl.E, Vice PresidsuI.
feb2l.ly E. I. TAYLOR Traasnra.
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pain.
JOHN wANAMAMER.


To-day yeu can have your
choice out of more than thousand
ladies' cloaks at price SO low that
we shall keep all next fall all that
don't sell a. now marked. Some
are at half-price, some more.
Shawls also are marked down
to the lowest point, includiag all the
India shawls we have. We would
rather not have any left; but shall
make no lower prices.
Dresses a few left; black silk
and various. The prices are final,
low enough,
Southeast corner OF tina building.
To-day you can have your
choice ut of AN unknown number
of girls coats, ulsters 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.
So,.th west coruar of tina hnIltIAna
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OUTER ON rae pFAca

~ - INN oN L II II PHALd.
IN 10 every houpekaeper asd peach
: tnWar GuiliyaLing siaale Lrae or an or
1u@idt Iiiis Naiuf.otu Wa x ~ oflsrsI W LiI
80. .,'.s. to,th iiI pisaatslng aeslln u oaiia
aYehhaa anu proIouguI afu. -tI,,,ttt,
e ihedits against uIaL teli disease. IA,
eiluwh.' Buok 81, uy mail posl4lgo pre.
paul. Information given II deslrad.
Aauress, j. huprhR,
JhnD-3lw. w eaI pu,.sl,.r ia
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With tetsoiss 40 meIs araitss IL
~ Lie olssLs u pet4Raas tos 44e U1tte.
is-@lee iltll s,ti ,at = - A "A -. J1na
IaIy, isoa. AID paul eotiI IA ssaLi.,l1 les
were 4&ser WAidp as4.u Aratises1 "a lsuJ ana
we're rsqulIsa ~ ki9ouFe "a saDaUILplgu o.
anlur lla u1llltzlIS sSTVs-s ul1aeI l1e laLLeI
irAll, ,wIll I.Ia Ii "a ti41lE al sliIle ~ CvIia,
IN HIicAbe, elLlef puIsonh.i5 of W lellet
wlLa tIin ufidsrslk Atsd, VIM nas Desn al
.Aortzed DS tiis st.l4Ss La isi.aIuIe " coIIse
irJlu tne cterelslEy vi Al, AIo eulsl Ia u Ia
uun money paid ny AuGn psIsann. Ii.
tscurellAI % " al having oasli directed os
q oi -Dugraas ~ agIu.4A Lilo GuluAIlIia
un poIu 5nGi casus, = IL B. JAY
DOVbr Lot. IuiV ~. So
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~ Office ts hereby given that the an
~ huill taeeULI4E oI Las sLorkhoaaers u
= ne " lIInIngLUu AaYIkAL4.lIl L,DIl paaY,
vii b. neId ~ NJ. 5u0 alArKeu sa1eeL
lInIagGuli. DsIa ~ are, on Auu saay gnk
thAd LAY vi February, IosI, oeLH sen LaS
llouIs oI : slIid y etoG6 2. al.. lor Eae puf
posa VI ua1ELIDg L4Ees eaIseno4s ~ ss4 "
tsr three yessib. JOAS a. uhIFFLN,
ueC.u- W Is. 1iesl4tuL.
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The aursst means 10 rid yourself OF that
distressing to ii il To uso -. D. :
Cough syrup. Price Is Osnts a bottle
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FOE 3 ALI

A sPLtN 5l0 FAhM IN -omerseL %.
Mary i.tut, containing - a - o. oJicrss
i IL ihglis 4uF5avstl, - tis.f lt4E&alus H3t5nI.
the UhlaaUe Ia Nuud4aubi auIEaA4IH anu
convenient 44ainzs guIIdJ gs, IeaElY Hrw
ana u gnu 1l#teF. Inln Iatt Il in 5aftn fua
sIoWiug aetsE Erpps uf sfh4n or truIE}
tue suit IL "A l3du siay IoHm underiaiHu
With yellow elaE III AInui no. IN a IN.
young appte 9reHard IL Iull bearing: lu
acres ui brAna28tna raapntrrln n lau
bearing, anu iErsa of z80saDrrr4Gs, aud
acres ot straw berries vii DC sci DuL rs
4uJn ar the BfHtIItF permits. TGfn ia IN
IS .lics lrum hgn- -slun tstsLiun, Is. >
X. X. ssnleh - continuation "a thr
DBIh ars IIfDau ana rapfu lnd ~ Hscl
communication win fhtiHuGtpn1a, y sW
YORK ana Boston, aIaD mile rom 9LcaGn-
10at LandIns al hanaDjLa. On llle PaeJ.
nuke nYer anu aisu GO. VEN enl 10
churches, actItiB. tiAn anu oysters. AMI
gam the yea round. and il extraordinary
healthy 8EuHt4oni nne sail Hfr. n0 lHeum-
DIstnGe ON 1e prupefty, "A Buud ugsAr Il
tic vii be sINen tar eHsh ar part tasn,
anu part tf su4z ~ part IA w luI III L Ju
" PhiiHdtiphla property; pesaessloa 8lv-
ca ~ any tllme, ami the ~ cA anu grow
ing craps on said ann, T. desired wound
~ sold with lhe tarn. For urn ner par
tInniaIs fuqufB Of Lna subscriber at
Iuw1sbn ,DniaNara.
AgEL 2 Q WNSENB.
Townsend, Ian. a. 4taNam.
- UBL4c sALE.
The subscriber intending Ia quit faFm-
/ ing Will sell 1T Puzzle .sHle al nis Eestde e.
IN the r8ad from new Castle - Whining
| Jon, On
THURSDAY. Fen. II, 1881,
At 10 O'Clock "A. m,
| Fhe following Ii mead 9f horses, 10 COWS
/ aud heifers, Bne null. / Ger $50,
4 mantown carriage, large q uek 80 I. 4 IA
| wagon. farm wagons. | cham H-Ss
pion ieapaf champion NOW ~zzzdf=-lAazAs
q, large fred cutler. duuuie fuIIeF,
wheat atld phosphate drill Il GO marker
! large Glfcu ar wood saw, ] feed boiltr
| may rake, / ael nt wagon harness. sci
9t single harness. piHw gears. OIidlua
| c0llaTs, hnrr9ws, cultivate 4, pIow, u6
| and log chains, enw chain. nny Inrks
| sraln bags, eotnsAel ar, grain fan, singie
tnd d0ubie rnss, twenty-five acres u
wheat IN the ground
Conditions pl sate-Eight months credit
| VIII no given II Jhe purchaser z wing note
| with approved anuOrser, interest addict
| 10 and uLuer gAsn.
EU4RNE ROGERS.
L. W Stdham 4 Son. AUG.
fGD 2-4ldh W.
/
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- - -
at 10 O'Clock a. m,

Dealerp make Money with
w. II. 9OULE q CO., $50
La sails Street, Chicago.
nj. Write fer particulars.
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A UM ML.SI.TRAroR -ALE
Personal Prop srLy,


The undersigned wi. sell at publ g sale.
on the farm ui >. T. llsou "A ceased,
ha4f mile 4oEth Vi NewArk, un
THURSDAY, the lutl day ul Feb, 1881,
Ali G'ciUcK q. NJ,
rha following personal property, viz: 81
dead uf Gait a. coHSlsfIug 9f ss.-
81 miich cows iat COW, ) "a lis ~ y
10 yehrl4g and tWP rear vl1 %t-AA
uciIers, AMONG winch are som amzA=zSA
superior auruaiu anu Niuert.ps .s..,.-.
"a HORSES. colts, II ar e tat uug4Y
se Bartsbife bUar. Is aedd u nu-
~ NhoAls, lJl Chickens, turkey ;,
-seC~@~duciis anu geese.
,l44ttaIg ItIip eneuEs consisting ~
champion mowers, 4 gram drl1, / corn
I'M, nearly Dew / rouL cutter, st7tia la.
nay wagon, farm Wagon, morse car
VII eIbarrpW. roiia ar, pIgsVs, harIuWs, euI-
liyaturs aud LIbr lTtlHtts. DaIr5 HNbdres
G1naIbLing u pacKels pans cream ea8s.
ehnrns, &c. 800 DaAutls oi eurn b. thu,
ouhnei4 ualB b. ta4 buhnei. hay ny IN ION,
corn todd y the bauaIs, gulrg - by the
gallon, = inter ii IA - acres 81 wheat
,h!e IA e3ni8ues 70 al Ii 1cIuGH, sharp.
Terms cash, IAMtS dO.fsI NJEH.
a itm1n 3slFttUf IT
samuel Y. " la4u, sleesI.
Also, On ne a540wtng day, Friday
February H., sosi. IA . ci0eK y. H., at
newark depQ4, Ia following Rers1n,l4
Properly VIZ 5ll1 teet aemiaek lutnD r.
251U fl , tiel fil4.g zla.ag dzuu plue hisgIe-,
toi ot Doarais, puslst tEa,, fot ~ Dttu iiln.
ius anu ,lJsaf sa8I lUl u pnuhph.t q H4d
soluble bunr. ssIper Or la Dt4IA,s atstle,
new sufe. - Howe scaie, HeW !
aIn4iIl pla iofM rHit., | family caErtagff, i
may pfe4s, j #=afHaaei4efs, 5tH+tH car
riage IA 81 4naI1us, set 0t car u.
larneas, 10 mares of Gaslo N .ehi8Ie Ga.
stuck, ami maaF Btner Articles, ernis
jas Mis- iiOoot y q EIt.
AuuinIslIal4lI n
samuel 7, Wilson, lee ii.
L. w. %titthum 2 sou. Auelioneers.
NeAVarR taa q NJ WI
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ExEcUToE's SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!


Tue Real Estats OF the late Henry a:
Rleyer. together with hls relics, pei SOMA
nouseno d yoIs ami nnrnttnrss Will DC
sold al Public sale. ON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
at O'Clock, p. m,
nn.ier the will, Tue Real Estate consists
Isl. OF one two story brick mousse, 70. sis
West Front street. Ia good condlLion, abu
IoL upoa wnfcn iL ~ situated. Tne mouse
sonIains eight comfortable rooms aud an
excellent callar running all the way
through, with water and sas. The lot ~
70 feet front, running baek VI iseb ueept oi
As may appear from deed.
A 80. .wo lots on West, with frame two
story uuilding, tnlr y-thrss feet tront On
Wsst, and OF depth ~ may appear from
deed.
Also. one lot ia Browntown, 20 feet front
ana Ito feet deep.
Aln Personal Property OF Mrs. Bieyer,
eunsistlng or buro us, nhe waruroos,
) BET stead blankets ann quilts, one leI-
tner b.s GOOD nalIr matLresA, ptrior stove,
set OF pnrior ch ,irs, | sofa q cane seat
cnalEr. good chairs. looking tasses,
parlsjr and co ,kfDg stove, iots OF car
pets Kitchen fIrLILurs ami dishes sale
At o'ciock. Conditions made known on
day OF sale. THOMAS A. B kEh,
Executor.
L. w. StidnAm a Son. Auet. fsb3-ts.
~-W--=<-=S--------- - -
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BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
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Adele I. Adams IN ChdncerY,
u.
Alexander Ii. ,ew GaatIe County ~.
au ustalIs.
TrusLes Ct al. LHube uf Partition.
La pursuance Of 81 order OF the GnAn
gei.or sne above GitAae IL 4ue a. biA4
sept mpsr 81 IA, inad, a.. psrsons n.IVlns
Al4J iIal4 uf lIuHh aiIue.Iiit, u4ls tt4tereEt o.
eataits III AdeIG 4. tAdliGnd, 4AIexaItler II
.AduIils, J.ln4L k. AH,are Charles d.
satIIIiIIs, Al D4anueI Il. 4AsaIlIa, IruHLga %
LsaDeliA "a. Ili1oti, AIeNAndur ID. Ad.s1ns
ItHsss . ri HARRIET Is. AIuIesss, anu 1I4Lry
a. AutlIih, or ca Iler vi tIIGlu, ia tna IsI4u..
AIfd prslIilBuA Jo SliUiI s.L u calusc rHI4lLsA
are hereby no1iIisn "a H. a pcttLiDa suG
lInk tOr. "A tiln naIars and amount OI the
slaIlId tiI llln oGtiue llio ns,Zisuer lA chan
GEfJ lor &aH LalhLie Gt,,. buiI d4i5 oa1Drs lIe
tnIIu nundlty la q aDTudrY A. u, Io1L, al4a
apuSta, asAu prove at44 gtu4I IEs4Ia ~ LlI,s
eiIsdins LeIlu oI b.la Gu oei3Ie Ia
rlsIlg oI tho Court 0n bil5 tnIrI a1y y
tae term.
WALpEk CUMMISS, Trustee.
whining lOII, psi., j Jallu.tfy >, IooL.
iaI45-euutleD DzI, Loo1.
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= OTICE TO wAFEM RENA Kas.

OFBIcK OF THE WArkH DkPARr-
AKSr, " LLALSGr y, Del.,
Dssslla1~I 1. a. o..
The Ills for 1881 are nav ready A4u
pay ADie al tiIu Res slsirss4's oiIlgu al Liln y.
~. soE4ei Vi sI4blA Ll4A hI4.l sErsE II. HhS
Law requlTsb LIIs.g alI 0I44s l.aLiu ia or De
lore JAAtlsarJ Slat, loaI, LIin Iatas "a Lls otla
sllons psAIa 1lfllg uiA OI Ftbi IslrY i,
per etsL4s. saI14 1IA5H pillu dtart.sg
lllo nIo4L4I la4Gfun " psr cs4L. slGlul.
tios. a.d ANY ..IIl1stltIL tuiIissI.-llIA uL4s
faid alter sAprII lst, 100, llIs ns7g IaLa AZ IN
IsquIr u 10 n.4FH LiIe IeTIu.es Withdraw u
a41tI HulL l44sLIL ILuJs,i iur Ille FsGDYefy VI TIL
Aa4uuut dun, a4Id blls WalGsr NIlI uoL Ds
isL In.o saGii preIIl4ssa antl4 such alfrears,
with IhssssI sIilolts ami - Ior drawing Ier
rtllCht saTs Ja4u.
OItlGe auaIs from . "A. m. Ia y. IA.
" ll.LI-AM j, dQEtASO " IssS1aLrar.
dCcl-eud-I.L.l-ed IA D-eJu.
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= UBLIC SALE.

The subscriber Intending 10 quiz farm
ing VIII sell 1T Public s9Eluaf his Eps4de e.
ba the rtad from New Castle u Whining
Jon, on
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aWEAsiks.

VNGERsOLLIsM BROUGHT FACE TO
FACE MIIH CHRISTIANITY by
Itey. j. ii. caldwell, y. ID, Sold ~ James
q Webb, J2i Market ~. JAA1a-es.
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aEoA RaSr.-A desirable hotel stand
i IN odessa. fei.. house cuai4li = thi5-
teen roon-, Anl II eIIsibiY situated On 1ilt
Aalu slrea A large pisee oI sround 49,
l4ieheu. FOR I, rms APPLY 20
mIs. .. n. NEWMAN,
laa 5-w3i. Odessa, Del.
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;. NJ. s,no.s. Auet.
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WANTED

Az tANTED.-A purchaser for two nnely
w located coLEiss lois al Echoboth.
Near the each. Or All exchange i0r city
property. A1arsss, II " tAIs Office.
seA,.i-dtsWtt
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/. OR .ALk.-A thres story Urick house
L 80. - French street, L. rUuInsJ ~tpb
oath room, hOL and colt water. House "a
teat if8nL, lOJ % teeL, running Da1ak IDD
ieeL. Will DC ssiu on easy TERMS. Inquire
oi JANE, El-LIOfl,
laulS=9H cod. GA Lhs ptelnl lses.
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Az AN rED.--A cook. Apply ~ IIuS
w Market street. u.
"a ANTELl-A purchaser 'or two u teei
w front lots on Delaware avenue.
near FraHkiin. Address
sepil-dAwlf ~" GAzErrB OFFICE.
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battle Greek mich. Dsily Journal.
HIS TRAIN WAS NEVER I.ATR


"That man has been running an engiue on our
road for more than twenty years. and hiss never
brought In his train late had an accident he s
always reliable. q good mechanic and will be
Master Of Machinery in another year !" thus re-
marked a prominent railroad man the other day in
our hearing, and it struck us as being especially
forcible and appropriate. Somewhere and In some
position, there is always want for the reliable
person; and as much so for any agent article of
proved reliability. hese considerations suggest
ed themselves upon inquiry relative to the follow
ing statements by our fellow townsmen. Mr.. The
odore Wakelee, the produce dealer OF ". Main
strett, when approached upon the matter observed
I had been suffering with rheumatism, and
obtsined the greatest relief from the use OF st.
Jacobs Oil. 1t has also been used in my family for
some time. and has been found to fail in civ
ing prompt relief. 1t shall always have my high
est recomne ndation. Callir upon Mr. I Amberg,
the Druggist, We learned that the oil is having
very large sale, owing to its wonderful success in
giving permanent relief in rheumatism; in fact
outselling all other liniments. In endorsement
Of the value of the St Jacobs Oil. Mess. E. l.. Jone
b Co, Druggists. remarked In answer to our
query: We are having grest demand for this med
icine. and take pleasure in inviting attention to
remedy that is universally praised. Its sales
constantly increasing. Such facts, SO strongly at
testing the reliability OF this standard rheumatic
remedy, are pleasant to chronicle in that they con-
tain the strongest apres from those who have suf-
fered to those suffering that Of personal expert
encs 1t
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DIED

DALLAS. On April 18th. 1881. ELIzABErH A.
DALLAS, at her residence. 1874 Twelfth street
northwest wife Of b. J. Dallas. in the forty ninth
year of her sge.
Funeral viii take place on Thursday. the I4th
April az O'Clock p. III. Friends Of tbs family are
invited TO attend,
HESS. In this ely, Saturday. April 9th, 1881. OF
heart oiFease, CHARLfs Hess, aged 65 years, 6
mt nthi anu days.
Intel ment at Rock Greek Cemetery TO morrow
afternoon, at O'Clock. services at the grave.
JOHNSON. On Saturday, April 3. 1881, at six
O'Clock p M. WILLIAM III. JOHNSON, AGED sixty
three years.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, 1870 Twenty first street north west, Tues
day afte1n noon, att o'cl ok The remains will be
carried 10 Union Bethel Church. Relatives and
tends OF the family respect ully invited 10 at
tend baltimore papers please copy
JONES. On Monday, April II, 1881, stBfDs.
N, }. ELLwooD JONES, a; his late residence, 2IIT
street northwest.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
POlk1NHORR. On the morning of ApriI 10th
1881. Mrs JANE POLKISHORN, widow of the ats
are ~ ~
Funeral from her late residence, gi2 b street
southwest, al O'Clock p. ne. Tuesday. April H.
REILLY. Sunday. April 10th. 1881. at p m,
Blre; MARY KELLY rellct Of the late Francis
Reilly, in the sixty eighth year of her age.
Funeral from ct Peters Church, Tuesday 18th
at q M. Friends OF the family are respectfully
Invited TO attend.
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1891 THE GREAT 1901
l. COL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE l 90
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails.

Double Track, Steel Rails.
SPLENDID s sSeE ESpfr MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS Leave Was Afhs6 fGs f fSS pepot
ror eesaer OF sixth and streets. as follows:
sleeping Cars to ttsbars and dhc ay 10 Sis 50
to aa Hs sseRas s5 oss from
daily, with Palacs Cars to Pttsburg.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
from .GEannandalgna. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara,
to Wssns and 6s North
EXCEPT Ss1qrday, with Palace Oars to Canaan
For Will4msport. Lock Haven and Elnira, at 10 80
For New York and the East. :Uo a. M. 10 80 M,
pm limited express Of Putnam Psr sa9 oars
For s Rsoa .; ~ dsNi'y; except SUNDAY:
Jersey Oily with boats Of BrookIyn S1nes. ' AZ (.
For n Fs aHass ssriFs SssSs.
"a aSS ,S?s zzsPsaz sS ~.
a a0o 20 ~ 40 40 80 anS 1899 0a
1o 1n6001y; ooo' 1o:So am.' 2:VO' e:4o' $3.50 and
For Psps's Greek Line, $40 I'M and 4:4o p. m.
For Annapolis. s. 40 am. and 4:4o pm. daily. ex-
ALE2As SIHaIs AND FREBER1oKsBuRa RAIL
T TAX' R AfR ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For As Is s6S 90 IS cna SO o. sun M
FL, dsX Ct 1;s9 S26 and IL 80 and s9e
daily and 500 Nc p No. e daily. except sundaS M
Trains leave Ale1aDdJ1a for Wasni1s ton, 800 sos
and s1d nidnisSt On sonasv
and 10 100 s:m. : 100 and :O6 pm. - WV
Ticket, anS inio,m at ct the Office northeast
to @ son sns
rRAsk General asnssssa ao1as
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was buried

THE LATE SENATOR CARPENTER was buried
yesterday afternoon at Forest Home cemetery
near Milwaukee. The funeral pageant sur
passed any former burial ia Wisconsin. Not
assemble TO pay a last tribute 20 the deceased.
but almost every locality In the state was rep
resented by its most prominent ciUiZens. Dur
Ing the forenoon. while the remains lay In
state In the court house. the throng OF visitors
was so great that ali could nor gain admittance,
and when the hour OF O'Clock arrived and the
doors were closed thousand were yet waiting
their turn. The funeral cortege started from
the courthouse at 2:f5 p. m, with column of
military and civil organizations. which extend
ed about one nile In length, besides long line
OF private carriages. AT the grave the cere-
mony was brS u consisting merely OF the read
ing OF the ritual OF the Epl- copal church by the
Rev. DR.. Ashley. The nOral offerings were pro-
fuse and elegant