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that sl5OOO.-On the 9th of March The Nea0s
and Observer announced that one-half of
ticket No 4.6IG in the Louisiana State Lottery
which drew the capital prize of $4,000 in the
drawing Of March sth, was held in Raleigh.
Ever since that time Inc InI uITI65 rs Iiz5
was the lucky man have been constant, and
no efforts have been spared to find him.. In
formation came to rs yesterday from
a perfectly reliable source that Mr..
Peter NJ. Wilson. Secretary OF the State
Board of Agriculture. was the fortu-
nate person The news of Mr.. Wilson's
great good fortune win give general pleasure
not only in this city, but in all parts OF the
State for his friends are LEGION Raleigh ".
C) Nelcs and Observer, March 81.
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HENRY's cARBoLIc sALvE.-The BEST sALvE in
the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all kinds of Skin Eruptions,
Freckies and Pimples. The salve is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction in every case
or money refunded. Be sure you get HEERY's
CARBoLIC sALvE, as all others are but imita-
tions and counterfeits. Price 25 cents.
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SILKS.

Heavy rich damasse silks of all colors, O. 10;
last seasons $ and IS goods; are now selling
IN preference to the latest novelties, of course
on account of richness and price. Plain silks
of the same colors to combine with them.
The following are just received from our
buyer resident IN Paris:
Pongees, richly embroidered by hand, with
sprays of lowers and with birds. The prices
of those ready to-day are SO to $36 per piece Of
AZ yards. More are coming.
New designs in French foulards @.
Bayadere ombre stripes Here's one, for ex-
ample garnet-ombre-into-g0ld alternating
with Observation-Disclosures; stripes half an
inch wide and no interval between.
CheQuered damasses. Georgeous with color;
variety of designs, the only feature common
not unlike chequer board. 81 to$A75.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Next outer-circle, Chestnut st. entrance
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Idst nfI.ettAra

Remaining in the postofice, at Middle
town, for the week ending April. 8, 1881:
John Dale, Miss Clara Fraim, Lizzie
Knox, Mrs. Lizzie Pitts, Miss Sarah
Thomson.
Persons calling for the above viii please
say they are advertised. @ 81
D. 2. DUNsIAa, P, N.
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HATS FOR SPRING.

Mems fur-felt stiff derby hats, five spring
Sl.75 style is ii new grade not made before this
season, just under our 81 hat of last year the
others are of the same grade as we have sold
heretofore. All these styles are to be found
elsewhere, for so ceets to 81 more. limitations
of them abound also. You scarcely need the
caution to buy where you have confidence
that you will get genuine goods.
Children's and boys hats. 4 few STYLES are
ready, from 60 cents to $I.50.
Mems silk hats for spring are of lower
crown. narrower brim, and of less decided
bell-shape. y low crown is always popular.
unless spoiled by the shape A few are ready !;
SI.OO, $3.50, $500.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Northeast corner of the store.
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LINENS.

We have visited every linen manufactory
Of note in Europe, and gathered stock which
for variety of fabric and finish Is beyond all
precedent, comprising:
Sheeting linen
Pillow-case linen
Diaper linen
Star linen as
Ladies' underwear linen
Gent1emen's underwear linen
Butchers linen ft
Towels
Toweling
Table-cloths
Table-lincn
Napkins
Doilies
We have linens entirely unknown in the
American markets also every faYorite here
Noother house in Philadelphia buys abroad
Hence no other house can have either our
goods or our prices. This we say without
knowing what other houses have, either in
goods or prices.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
City Hall square entrance.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

New things in black dress-goods of almost
all sorts are ready. 4AA
Silk grenadines came some time ago; now
the wool and silk-and-wool grenadines are
here; and the variety is greater than we have
had before, greater than anybody ever had'
so far as we know.
New armures, plain and figured, are notable,
especially the latter. Among them are ar
he seen only when looked at in certain ways.
The draping of dress OF these would Hppear
to be partly plain and partly figured or plaid.
The figures and plaids seem TO nave no eX-
accident
Next outer circle Chestnut street entrance.
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SILVER,

A fine collection OF minor articles In silver
fiat ware, ice-cream service children's sets
napkin rings, &c, &c.
Silver plate.-A comprehensive stock
everything that You will ask for. In flat
ware we have three grades of plate the
lowest grade we do not keep. In hollow
ware we have the best grades only
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer-circle, northwest from the centre.
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UNDERWEAR.

Fine muslin cambric underwear, richly de-
corated with lace and embroidery, carefully,
finely and skillfully made This we have In
greater variety than you will find elsewhere;
but there is no difficulty in getting this grade
of work
Underwear of a palmer sort IS difficult TO
get carefully and skillfully made, but we
shave a really great collection oft. For more
than year past we have been raising the
standard of manufacture and cultivating
simpler styles. We have work, the like OF
which is in no other house, here or in New
York The ideal of it is the best of homemade
underwear at such prices as will cause 1t to be
preferred to homemade and stops home
making as fast as the work becomes known.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Southwest corner of building.
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

New fancy white handkerchiefs many.
New initials; New letters a different letter
for each price. New colored borders. Linen
centres with colored silk borders (nowhere
else, probably require to be washed with
care; but with care they wash perfectly; col
ors fast. Woven color borders, plaids and
stripes of course. Not a mixed cottOn-and-
linen handkerchief in the store.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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DOMESTIC OALICOES.

Chintz of indigo-blue ground with white
polka dots of various sizes, and other little
figures not unlike the dots of American
make at 10 cents, is great favorite.
Calicoes in general are cents but some
patterns are 81, simply because they are not
liked 50 we'll - - 81
a ia JOHN WANAMAkER.
Fourth circle northeast from centre
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PARASOLS.

Twenty-Five silk parasol-covers embroid-
cred in China with silver and Gold in quaint
and rather characteristic, but not extreme
Chinese designes, with wide borders and
variegated silk Innings, have been imported
and put on neat frames. with variety of
sticks.
Fifteen of the twenty-five have come to
us. They are in our collection of novelties
at $l2. We have about three hundred STYLES
of parasols. There is such a diversity in
the styles as to battle description
For mere accessory Of a scrupuIous
lady's toilet perhaps no article is chosen with
so much care. We shall not tire of showing
you: ladies, every one; and if we may Judge
by the interest shown yesterday, you'll not
tire either.
The opening continues to-day.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut-street entrance.
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MOTHER HAS RECOVERED wrote an Illinois
girl TO her Eastern relatives. tshe TOOK bit
kers for a long time but without any good. So
when she heard of the virtues Of h1lneFT
Wort she got a box and II has complefeiF
cured her, so that she can do as much work
now as she could before we moved out West.
Since she has got well everyone about here is
taking il -
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- For your Spring Clothing our friends
should not forget Robt. $. Wilds, at the
p6pular house of A. c. Yates & Co., Phila-
dninhia.
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DIR. GREEN'S oxYGRNATED BITTERs Is the old
est and best remedy, for Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness, Malaria, Indigestion, all disorders of
the stomach, and all diseases indicating an
impure condition of the Blood. Kidneys,
Liver Skin etc
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,aohn aaanamaAr's 6rand aepot ahiladetvh'a.
Spring Goods at John Wanamakef's.

Philadelphia get notice. from the daily papers,
relating the few the
things changes styles prices and timely information
topics of shoppers.
The direct and useful of the store readers of
weekly papers perhaps to be found these very notices. avoiding
of only transient interest
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Medium Woolen Dress Goods.

There are three notable Wooden dress fab
RIGS at 81.
warn Is Of a uniform light shade in each ;-the
wool is of alternate clusters of threads, three
or four being. light, the next three or tour
N Woolen sateens Of eight coIors more q less
mixed in carding. The sateen effect is pro-
sii1ced by heavy warped threads thrown
almost wholly on the surface they jump
three or four of the fine warp threads, and
comes to. the surface at all, as you Gan see, by
the sclvage. "a
4 -Croise cashmere of fifteen plnin c0lorssdif-
-. e..assa- ordinary cashmere in the twill.
This is probably no better moneys worth
than the others but almost exactly the slime
has lust been offered us atwholesale for a
little more money than We are selling itat.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Third circle, south of centre.
st
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ZEPHYRS.

Zephyrs. embroidery materials, begun EN-
broideries, fancy boxes and innumerable
articles which these suggest; the best of
everything provided with rare knowledge
and care.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The centre of the circles. .
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If YoU want Clothing at fair prices and
guaranteed satisfaction, call on ROBERT s.
WILDs, at the Ledger Building, Chestnut and
Sixth streets, Philadelphia.
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CLoAKs AND DRESSES.

We have just opened foreign black wraps,
dolmans, capes, &C., at % to SIS; light colored
coats, wraps, and ulsters, some foreign and
of our own make, at 81 to $l2.
Silk dresses in styles not to be found else
where at SIS. SIT and SIS; and cloth dresses at
$40 to $50.
Also misses and children's coats, ulsters
and dresses in great variety, A few misses
coats of last spring will be sold at halfprice,
viz: 50 and s.; ane misses debeige dresses Of
last spring at less than halfprfces, viz: g
JOHN WANAMAKER
Southeast corner of building.
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DIR. KLINE's Great Nerve Restorer is the
marvel Of the age for all Nerve Diseases. All
fits stopped free. Send to 93l Arch street,
philadelphia, Pa.
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nIED.

HARRIsoN--At Summit Bridge, on Mon
tiav nth inst. William H. Harrison, in the
s.. # his age
WILLIAMSON st. Augustine, Md, on the
18th inst, Lydia K, infant daughter OF John
j and Laura L. Williams.
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mac Chnrches.

ST. AsNg's EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Rev. W. g.
". Lewis Rector. Morning services and SER
mon. 1890 am. Evening prayer ana sermons
7pm. Evening prayer. Friday. pm. sun
day School, $3.50 AIN.
z&Iexag1epr Pastor. Sunday services, 1880 a..
lll4 ana 7:S0 pm. Sunday school, 9:l5 a. m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-heV, y. Il.
s Murray Pastor Sunday morning service,
1880; evening service at ~. Sunday School,
2 PIN.
TOWNSEND METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. T. Il. BELL. Pastor. Sunday services,
1890 am. and 7.30 pm. Sunday School, $50 /. m
ODESSA METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,-ReY.
W. H Hutchins, Pastor. Sunday Services ~
am and 130 pm. Sunday School, pm.
DRAvYFR's PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH, ODESSA.
Rev. w. Y. Lauderbough, Pastor. Preaching
at 1890 am. Sunday School and Pastors Bi-
BILE Glass, 3 pm. No night service.
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{ - Our Wsll-knoWn friend Robert s,
Wilds is yet engaged with the leading
Phila. Clothing House Of A. G. Yates q Co.
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DEBEIGES.

Everybody knows, are staple goods. One
looks at novelties and buys staples. Staple
means something that almost everybody
buys.
good thing somehow. The way debetges are
good Is this the money goes all for use ana
none for show ; or rather none for that klno
of show which limits use. lst{. r.
Why, last spring we bought in one lot-of
$50 600 worth of debeiges and have been buy
ing in debeiges ever since. And now we nave
more debeiges than you will look. at, all
brown and grays and nearly all new. The
prices are all the way from % cents for y inch
to q. 10 cents for 46 inch. \ particularly good
quality is go cents for 43 inch ~ I'D
JOHN WANAMAKERF
Second circle, south from centre.
b0rM
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sATEFNs, &C.

Toile d. Alsace Is similar fabric to Scotch
bingham, but of softer finish, and printed !;
50 cents Sateen is even finer, and the warp
is thrown upon the surface so successfully as
to leave it as smooth as satin, which indeed 1t
much resembles. This also is printed in ex-
quisite designes and the printing is the more
successful because the surface Is so smooth.
The bouquet squares (nobody else has them
yet, so far as we know appear to have been
Partisan sfterthought. They are Of sateen
and are used as garniture of sateen dresses.
Nothing in cotton printing, probably, was
ever anything like so rich before.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Fourth circle, Thrice nth st. entrance.
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Middletown. Del., April l5th, ISL.


NOTICE., ALEXANDER MAXWELL, do
IN hereby give notice. that shall apply in
writing to the Court Of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware in and for New Castle County, ON
Monday, the eth day of May next, being the
first day Of the May Term, a. n.r 1881, OF said
at the National Hotel, in the town of Middle
town, Delaware, being in United School Dis
tricts Nos. go and "a, in said County, and TO
than one quart 70 be drunk on the premises,
snd the following respectable citizens oflthe
United School Districts recommend the salo
application, to wit;
Tobn yasev. w. A. Comegys,
n n Smith Geo. w. Price,
Sewell Jones, Jacob dSlhIzi
Coo Eehenhofer Samuel Peacock,
n A LINN. j. III. Long,
u Scott Ray j. b. Foard,
S. NJ. Reynolds, Isaac Jones, Jr.,
j. +. Eliason, John morrison.
anrs-4t ALEXANDER MAXWELL.
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:. "Ah, how well do remember-it was IN
the bleak November" when caught the cold
that was wearing me surely and swiftly
away; but heard of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
took II, and am as well as ever.
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DRESS GOODS.

What art and skill are doing in cotton dress
fabrics Two counters are gorgeous with
them The lowest price is 81 cents yard and
the highest 623< cents but they are made in
soft and delicate ways and by texture or
print or dye, to rival the stuffs of luxury.
Here are their familiar names:
Scotch Zephyrs Foulards
Madras ginghAms Suteens
Seersuckers Lawns
Chintzes Cretonnes
Oxford cloths Monies
TOiIes d. Alsace Cheviots
Printed shirtings
In almost every name are triumphs. You
are not often asked to admire so modest
works of art and skill but see if you can
pass these counters without new estimate OF
the times in which you live.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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You WILL be pleased with your Clothing, II
You purchase from ROBERT S. WILDs, with A.
G. YATES & Co., Philadelphia.
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HOSIERY,

.dUSlEk4t
These items in hosiery are everywhere; but
our prices are lower. probably, every one of
them.
LADIES.
English plain colors, $0.20.
GeTmen, fancy, 81, 81.
English, fancy, 80 l-yl
English lisle black, IS.
English, Isle, black embroidered, IS.
English, spun-silk. black, $l.5O.
MISSES
French, heayy-rib, gray, so.
German, ribbed, Isle, black, 81.
MEMS
English, extra-stout. $O.1T.
English, fancy. rs.
German, Isle, black, so.
German, Isle; black embroidered .65
German silk, plain colOrs, rs.
German, silk, plain colOrs, embroidered, S5
If you find elsewhere stocking called by
the same name as any one of these. and at Il
price no higher than ours look at the quality.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Outer circle, Chestnut street entrance.
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Business 6Ossip.

BUSINESS D0sslp.
Foh GlRDIEs. Balls and Fringes, go to
VII. MooRE 4 Co.'S,
For LADIES Cloths in all Colors, go to
W. II. MooRE & Co.'S.
FoR BUTTONS and Ribbons, go to
". H. MOORE & Cos. Z
" VII MOORE 4 Co.'S
For TR1xx1xes OF all kinds, go to
". H. MooRE Co.'S.
". H. MOORE & Co.'S. =
USE LUCAS PAINT! Because il Is RELIABLE,
and costs no more than the unreliable.
DR. Morris LIVER PILLS are the best Cathar-
tic Regulators.
DURxofs cATARRH SNUFF cures Catarrh and
all affections of the mucous membrane.
FARM BELLS, several sizes, at lowest prices,
YOUNG MAN, for Fine Cassimeres. go to
w. II. MOORE & Co.'S.
sHovELs. Forks, Hoes, Chain Traces sc,
&c, very low, at G. E. HukilIs.
FIFTY FARM GATES for sale low,
By G. E. HUKILL.
\ NEW two-hOrse Farm wagon with Hay
Bed. For sale by G. E. HUKILL.
r. H. MOORE & Co.'S.
YouSe MAN. for Good and Desirable Cloth
ing. 60 to W. HI. MOORE 4 Cos.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures pain in Man
and Beast. For use externally and internally.
DR.. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORM SYRUP instant
ly destroys worms and removes the Secre-
tions which cause them.
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DR. RoGER's VEGETABLE WORM SYRUP instant
ly destroys worms and removes the Secre-
tions which cause them.
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FL,ANNEIS,

fore the counters you may see row of them
displayed along the top of the shelves; a
large collection of itself, but only part.
Look at the shelves, too. No two pieces
alike of all you see. There's no such variaty
OF fiannels anywhere.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Next outer circle. northeast from the centre.
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CLOCKS,

Wouldn't you like a clock? 81 to $50.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
City-hall-square entrance.
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MUSLINS.

Who wants to read about muslins? And
yet you had better know how, by little
crookedness in dealing, they are made to
bring an extra price, even in houses that
ought to be above crookedness of any sort.
Take an example: Wamsutta is branded,
part of it Wamsutta, and part of il with the
merchants name. That branded Wamsutta
is sold at the current market price, and the
other is sold for an extra price. and the sales
men are instructed to sell as little as they can
Of the genuine, and as much as they can of the
other.
The practice. we-are sorry to say, pre- walls in
some large houses here in Philadelphia. If
you find that merchant considers such
dealing fair, perhaps you will look out for
him in other goods as well as muslins ss .
We have everything in muslins that is want
ed here; everything is branded with the
name of the mill that made it and everything
Il sold at the bottom of the market.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Outer circle, northeast from centre.
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BAKERs PAIN PANACEA cures pain in Man
and Beast. For use externally and internally.
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FoR BUTTONS and Ribbons, go to
W H. MOORE & Cos.
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DR. Morris LIVER PILLS are the best CathaT
tic Regulators.
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For LADIEs and MISSES HOSE, go to
" H. MOORE Cos.
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For Dress Goops, go to
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FoR GIRD1Es. Balls and Fringes, go to
W. H. MooRE 4 Co.'S,
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For TRIMM1NGs of all kinds, go to
M H MooRE & Co.'S
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@ - ~ a
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USE LUCAS PAINT! Because IL is RELIABLE
and costs no more than the unreliable.
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FoR LADIES Cloths in all Colors, go to
! " IL MnnRR & Cog !.
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YOUNG MAN. for Good and Desirable Cloth
ing. 20 to w H. MOORE 4 Cos.
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xa .WEE
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List tofJurors.

The following are the jurors for the
coming term OF the New Castle County
Court, which will commence on May stll;
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DURNo's cATARRH SNUFF cures Catarrh Al
all affections of the mucous membrane.
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YOUNG MAN, for Fine Cassimeres. go to.
IL II MoORR e. Co.'S
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SHovELs. Forks, Hoes, Chain Traces, &c
&C, very low, at G. E. Hukill's.
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\ NEW two-horse Farm wagon with Ha!
Bed For sale by G. E. HUKILL.
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FARM BELLS, several sizes, at lowest prices
AZ q f HUKIIIts
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For SILKS and Satins. go to
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FIFTY FARM GATES for sale low,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
IThis IS too revOlutionag.-Ed.l
4 ROMANTIC Law SUIT IN HUNGARK


A case of disputed claim Ia q very large
property IL being tried before the Hungarian ar The
Se mn Rr1g % Ho snS s % ss ,sy
romantic We ind II al length In the Hon Of pcsth, With
incidents mag be soon stated very rich merchant Of
the Hungarian capital Herr stock had only son. a
gered his father by his enormous borrowings on the
credit OF his future expectations The father could only
his liabilities aud compelled him 20 20 into the army Ia
1859 the young Lieutenant stock sent with biz regi
the French and the Italians. Being romantic
fellow, aud caring nothing iX the Austrian cause.
sword at the service Of the Italians At the next conflict
with the Austrian troops however, the Lieutenant
but the fortunate accident that bee attacked with
tyIs and he was hurried % vith other victims OF the
zane disease the hospital ~ Magenta. In the
room, and in tie next bed To his own, lay Lieutenant
Colonel In the Austrian service Count Rodriguez,
nobleluan Of Spanish descent On the daJ OF tic hateful
Battle OF Magenta ali was confusion In The Austrian
hospital The retreat OF the defeated Austrians
hn.iy and tine sick who seemed TO give
prvinso Of recovery were buried INTO wagons. willie the
woe lett behlnd' ~ iuli confluence upon
the humanity OF their Italian and French toes. Tie
Count and the Lieutenant were among the patients
before their arrival Ills companion. who was last
meEding. was seized WITH . daring conception
that the dead Count was Lieutenant stock Every
possessed himse1 OF the papers ana the Nehed purse
OF the departed After the conclusion OF peace, the false
Count received his liberty aud he made strag for Rus
ala, where, Count and le1ienantCOlonel Rodriguez
be PLAYED great part In 81 Petersburg society lie le
~ love Win tue dauSaieI oI hlnehn tiCe ~ aho
they were married Win the ready eonseut OF hr aiher
After few mouths be and his young vile
cot out upon a. visit 10 the castle
OF bis ancestors IA spain They Ony got a. Tar o. Ham
barg. From this place be wrote penitcntial
and uefpl letter 70 his iathernaW, confessed every
thing, aud concluded With a request for money. The
Vice Admiral replied by starting az for Hamburg,
taking Win him thick stick. Ills sOnulaw, however,
never came into contact with II, for when the Russian
arrived the false Count was corpse. lie had been car
rlrd On BY smallpox From his papers tie arisocralc
Russian learned % his horror, that his daughters
baud wa not only the son OF fesih merchant, but that
hH Jew. meanwhile the merchant died.
the property which should have to hs natural heir
who was supposed 20 have lost hs lie al Mageutal had
fallen IA the bauds OF the next On Thc Russian Vice
Admiral claims Il on behalf OF his daughter the
widow of tile netgIal Aelr.