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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18


E.e.. rAIu Of Louis Sohade, OF
| Wasl..aG attorney tor HE United
/ S0.t '"arr. Association that DR..
E.r . v.- d malicious sjandaryr for
ao.r-... Senator 3ayayd with The de
| Ge. ID. ... option i'll Delaware IL con
ii -.-... .l lie speech he made bsfore
thu 1r.,.. Convention held in Chi
cago in May. 1851. Mr. Schaie iu
h, reporOa that convention, pougst
Ioth.r t4u-,, made the foiloNIl < re-
marka
fhaiuTn%oi and greatly success.
ia, ettoIFs n the fanatics TO Induce the
various a.&re legislatures 10 adopt pro,
hioltory constitutional amendments
gave me au opportunity to reud + s,Ue
services IN behalf OF persona liberty by
MAKING appeals TO Senator'S and uem-
berS oi Congress 10 write to their
friends III the Legislature not to pass
Bill 5 0t that character. " X In Della
ware, tbe House having passed , Local
Option law, and Mr.. MANI, secret arv OF
the " Ilmnst0n Liquor Dealers AsSo.
citation, having requested my assist
anCe, acquainted Jnat noble rield OF
personal liberty, Senator I. +. Bayard,
with The State OF affairs, and he COnae
qurnce was a very strong ana ablA let
ter from the Senator in defense Of p"r-
s0Da liberty The Della ware ~elate
soon after defeated the l. cal Oplon
Mlj. Senator Ntst, of Missouri, also
followed with similar letter in ueh at
of your rights. ! mention their !aJJers
especially, as both are United States
Senators
No comment is necessary upon the
above as it speaks for itself. The yues-
ton now Is, what did Mr.. Scnlde get
excited about? What did few minis
tiers in the Wilmington Conference, who
love their party better than they love
the Temperance cause, get ,xci;ed
about?
Mir. Bayard was employed ly the
Liquor men to write letter to some
person in Delaware, said to have been
a member Of the Legislature, i'll opposi-
tiou 20 local option, Mr.. S1hade says
Mr.. Bayard did write such letter
after being appealed to by himse.l aud
the cOnst Vutuc9 soon AFTER was that
LEGAL option was defeated. What
means all this seusltiyenesS about Mr..
Bayaru? He cannot be placed by
Democratic preachers upon au emf
hence to which he never aspreu. No
body that ever knew him intimately
could claim that he could consistently
support local option. 1t is nothing
more than natural that he should have
posed local option with all the power
he possessed, and that his letter against
local Optlun, written at the instigatiOn
Of mr 5Chade should have rtsul ted in
defeating local option is creditabl8 to
the Senators influence over the leaders
OF his party. We Lave rothing 10 say
against Mr.. RayarI, Indeed we think
that distinguished gentleman should
feel glad thai things now appear III
their true light and ministers Of the
sosp5l who hereaf er rise up to defend
him "~ldO 50 KIN wing what they arr
doing
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
A NOTABLE Gov PIE,

And AS If these were not enough for
one days brief tramp tue writer was
favored, III boDtal! car, by the con-
partnership of a venerable couple who
Ill their day were be ter knOwu by
| name than any par save George " ASH
ingtOn and his wife. The man sat
Straight as a ramruI, his coal black eyes
contrasting strangely With his snow
white hair,
He worea Derby hat and % dark
suit, with neatly-littlng boots. The
lady, larse-tAced, Dlg-cyei, heavily.
built, but graceful aud dlsuilied, sat
next him, matching him III the silvery
sheen Of her exquisite hair and the
perfect repOs6 Of hor bearing. In 1856
The continent rang with the names Of
John q. and jessie Benton Fremont.
He was the first candidate OF the then
new y-hurn republican party. as she
WAS one OF its brightest and mos, vieOr-
0ns inspirers. Then his steps were at
tended by the cheers of thousands, aud
in countless homes assembled prayers
for his success day and night, How
times change Since then came and
passed MarlpoSa and the Field episode,
the election aud defeat, fresh struggles
and the PallsIau scandal, the war for
the Union, Fremout's emancipation,
proclamation repudiated and sub.
seIu1utly followed by A braham Lin
CONS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
Special Service at GI.yet Church

TO-mOrrOw (Sabbath) aftern Don a.
three o'clock the impressive service OF
ordalning two persons 10 the Office of
deacon, will he held in Olivet Presby-
terian Church, corner of Adams and
Chestnut streets. the pastor will be
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Marks, who
will also deliver an address on "the
office aud WORK ola Deacon Tne pub.
lIc are invited. There will DO no even
ing se"viCB.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

For an easy shave 90 to Parker's,
No. lob Fast Second street. His shears
are also III good order and his style OF
cutting hair cannot be surpasse
Mothers SHOULD send their chil"ren to
him If they wish to have their locks
cut in artistic style.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
The Acknowled led
LEAF ERS OF STYLES

The arrival Of Spring is hrra]ded as
the commencement Of spring trade. But
D"Ople do not order their clothing by
the calendar, and you are not likely to
lay aside your heavy garments at the
summons Of the eXpec;aut c,othter
We shall keep oar heavy clothing &c
Cessible and at prices that Will induce
you to buy even if you have TO protect
it from the moth during the summer,
while our spring goods are here and
ready for the customer, and if our All
vice is worth anything you will change
gradually, beginning with a sprlng
OvercOat. The advantage of dealing
with us is the ability to always tind
goods OF all weight and kinds. We
want everybody to know We are better
prepared to supply their wants this sea
son than ever before. We will exhibit
some Of the advanced styles for spring
III our WluGUWs oulS week. IHsse BopuH
manufactured expressly for us, and not
to be duplicated elsewhere, are now i'll
stock, and the many more patterns can
only be seen by visiting the WHINING.
TON CLorHING HOUSE and Merchant
Tailoring Establishment, n. W. corner
Market and Fourth Streets. Glad to
have you drop in.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

~-.,,, ,,,,, MN,
ga H "a J'i11T R t41nhI'I5 AM
~" W. NV We
~,
MAINS WILL LhAVB wilmington Az FOL
For Philadelphia and tr'ermeIlate sta
tiohs 900, wy, 1879 Il. To-; 4.31, 4, T;a1, lo;CC
p n.
Philadelphia (eIpessj, ., 2:23 $3.50, 7'2t, s..
10 y "@o, l!:do a. H.. l2;io, liza, OIL, t:ly, esd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
v ut h ttSDyed.

Charles Smith, the old and we'll
known barber at No. 3 East Third st..
has not removed from his old stand,
but Is ready to accommodate all who
may call on him, in the way of toneo.
rte4l laeti Il ~ 1. .,s,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

Ferris Il Garrett, wishing to retire
from businesses, 'otler for sale their stock
Of plum Ding and gas fl ting tools, al
well as material and good Will. They
Also cttor their shop for sale or for
rent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

1857 Prizes, amounting to..,..........,Sllo4 W
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at ali points, to whom liberal compensation
will he paid.
For further inforrati N, write clearly
giving full address. Send orders by express
or Registered Letter, or Money Urdor by
~ a rnaAnl n IL n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

Some five or Elk horses we're purchased by
reaiients OF this city, at the sale OF Townsend
n Son. at Avondale onlussday last, at prices
aging IRON YloJ " 800.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

UNDERGRADUATES AND UWNEBS
~ OF rea' oftate are reminded thar have
III erior facilities for placing tueir Urouert,
before the attention Of buyer
HEt' >. v MAILS, heal Estate Agent.
Ill Jul col Ship,ey greet
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

pSPTtRE.-CURE CfUARpN ZEN
~ by j. B. Mayer Met OF wh,r" pt hers
~ SEND stamp for testtmonia :, S3s Arch
''i'0' ''"ueipI'a' MIC lyd&w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
Particular Notice.

All the drawings will hereafter be undeI
the exclus We su ervision and control OF
GENERALS q. T. BEAUREdARD and
] UBAL A. EARLY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY T(
WIN A RrH GRAND DIS
rRIBUI1ON. CLASS ID AT NEW n
LEANS, TUESDAY, APRIL IL.
Iss2-Ii3d Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated IN 1888 for 70 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes--with capital Of $1,000, O00--tt
which reserve fund of over $40. 0oO has since
been added.
ny an overwhelming popular vote 1T
ranchise was made q part OF the presen
state Constitution adopted December Sd,
D, 1917
Its sarand Stssske Number Draw
tngs will take place monthly.
TT NEVER SCALES or FosTPONRa.
Look al the following Distribution:
CAPITAL, PRIZE $4,000,
C0,000 TICKETS Al Two DOLLAks
EACH. HALF rlCKEtS ONE,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

ATDIlOE--AiM PEEsnNS sIppE
~ keepare and merchants are rogtivsi,
torDidd1n to trust alJ one for anything w,tA
>at W71tIeD order s!gnoa by the hr,n m Vs.
Oh pay 40 bt,iE that arc otherwise contract
"a GEO. W. VERNON 4 SONS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

VIZ ARE informed that when an err
ror IS returned to the Levy Court the
collector is removed from all reapon-
,'JIIl'y in collecting the taxrs
Of ~u"h delinquent, but that he
IS at.oaod 10 commission On the came.
fhi~ leads TO another question As the
uIoc.0rs have returned a number of
oau.ts as errors who have paid their
jaXoS, and have received reccipts for
he same, how will the accounts be
made 10 balance with tine cOuuty " The
amount Ut money returned must CORE,
spond with the assessment and error
returns, but now that persons who
paid their mouey have been returned as
errors II will be interesting to watch
ana see Low the accounts will balance
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
abe n abc0ck kxsiazuisppr,

The Baltimore GaZ5tte edited BY a
man said to be- named Croasda!e, ard
said to be from Wilmington, Delaware,
at one time a shining light in the Good
Temp!ar organization, in referring to
t. g Acknowledgment controversy in
5he Wilmington Conference, thinks
rbat the Philadelphia Metholists should
nut a habcocll eXtiuEuisher on this stem
perauce divine WHO dared To iupugH
the motives Of such man a. Senator
Bayard. If this man CrO.sIuI1 will
observe the workings Of the machine
he will see how aguifcently the Bah
cock eXtinguiSher is working bat the
8NtinguIshrd are Mr.. Blyard, Mr..
5"hade and the Wilmington to4ter-
euce idol wOrshIppers who threw th en-
selves very low in tie dust to worship
NJ, Bayarl \ Babcock eNtin4uisher
uIght be used with effect in TIE Ga
ztt'" ut1co were it not that thu fire
which flashes up with such iitlu. fash
g. from that paper extinguishe5 itself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

phUnENI EORhlHUJ Gil.
A policy OF Lie 1usGrancc is always an
eyt4 ice uf prudent torcthUu4ht. and tuan
vita DEP eodenttan ~ IS fee ftoI. I, prua II
If hi lie Is not tlaurcl lne II the cuvLp-
est all mos secure clans is hat 0. The
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

DOARblNtf-PLEASANr -
- with board at 81 1stnsil ar ~ 0s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
BOARDING.

DOARDlNG-PLEASANr Vno.-
d man and wife or s,n,,ls m,JoHSHI
800 Shipley street. s'Nlltns
mlInsy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

IthVugh The l''~o''i : ~
1 continuous, tor ud1.H
peat plan iDsS ware II
Rnd il 1870 he sret t.
b was la,heftu, h"e
b peninsula LayN ~
Drop it is SAID ~ ,
ices and Tar"
ko.,t and Ln,-n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

y, KEN
PRICK dive
ltAe Court
Pa for a 4
(man. I'll
". good 4
Estate "a AZ
r-th&satit|
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

T., RENT
third strr1
Finished rms
will be- n
formation
fket sired
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
FID Eli I
LIFE
ASSOCIATION.
HOME OFFICE .PHlnADtLPHlt.
No 3 Ciayou nouse
BRANCH OPFIcE) building, Wilmington.
WV. + TAYLOR "A GO.
h,a n 4,,tr 70
CLApS "A HURRICANE

A3@Send for nov lrospectus flst out
mI+-l2t
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
,,o,rRT CALENDARS-APR,

corRr-CHANBEgs-a nv BMIe,,'' Stg ! 81
sUfRkhnd AZ ii A. n-Nos Az ~ yo Vu U; 9as 20S 81 l.
sniH s9 is5 $50 IG9 ia, lsO lsl' iSo' i'V' -0'
9l2 2lS 2IS HE'D ny nta S;o5
suFsxNk ~ ss lS4s i45i Isl 1888 ~ p ~ nS 27oi
SSC e. 1SjG 1915, 1916, VIZ p "''' '
l4s5 ll9 Hed II by Donohue, JNos 22So GSs le2i o.
PAI i5os iSs2 ijs9 1929 1922 2oto c IA 6S l.
1898 l5yi S 647 $40 1889 s2G lb'9 $50 sa @ III &
800 i259 % ~ 800 l7Ss, 2Sos %sog ,197' ,197' aS i72S
Icy ls5g I.I' iI75' l722 i72S l724 l525 l'2o i'|''
P.Rr i9 as7b sS5 iSig 1864 llS7 1912 i2Gc 2o S2
lo 2 ess ~ issa 1850 904 742 2c9 Sg Is77 i6Ss
l6Se eS ,SeS s99 1883 1850 1860 l66l eo5 1899
1882 l555 20, iGsl 1856 1892 l59Z Z IOSo lo'' '''
1851 ieoae ieoe iiSoa zoe 1890 1889, l1l4 Case on
lIyA IVpYp tWeid by Van Worst. J.-MMSn iei" N W.
PAI alo uinman agt Hare-No lay caendanf Trnax i
SrYTElOR CoURT-srBclAL -
Caes,oe otRr-TRAL TEKM-PAnl No day
so GU JCase oil No. 292, Gibbs as'' heinS '0
calendar Hold nv sedgwick, G. Ives o9i; "a G59
m eH aie No. 5l g20 $50, 5l7 Sso 10 az $50
~ ~ 17b 9O5 2O6 365, 9So, "29, lS4' s-o' o'''
$50. 49,, =, ,r,onx Nos 1929, I4O W, 1sson'
pAK ooi 1907 ioS iO22 1927, 1908 $780, |o' a'
ll3 995 lOlG. 1925, l44 ,r rtea hv C. p DAY. c. ].
Nos. l, A. - ,ro,, p,pr Held by ]. +. DAILY,
Case on No l24 Gniterman agt Nv ey caiendar
"a Steamship Company no gay Sc1 Isa $50
p.RT Lille ed by Van Iloesen ,ieIS s37 1905
,do iais 1909 1920 1861, 1918 iSd0 1917 ioeH 1968
iis9S is 1875 1870 1884, 1861, 1862, 1900 l'o'' '0'
lge. YI1 by BIun JNes 1ssS sgS s4 1873
fA aa- 1870 1853, 1924. S64, lS6s' 1o'-' 4o'' 1'S
.aaees' ,asS t.S ia56 1857, 1855, 1853, 1860
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
,,oxers ~ individuals cannot

..o,nst the drawers rs 'h"i'i"""
enit thereon "ffmdgment affirmed , ~orr, today in
~ sustaned- aiso rrndci ed by the Cor Co,nrs gt
decision S, w sehcffer and others, taot sonth
the case ei AZ civ Virginia Midlnnu ma
the Wasnirs Wars sscompany-Jude1nen' a'nr'"e"
srn Ra'." ooses decided to-day were AZ ioomS ,.,m
The o'h'i ,,,,sd states set Emhoit anu o'ne''' ~
No 2ss-Ihe t,T waul Of jursdcsei rc.rsou Harrison
srts- ism .nselt and others ag. .n, cause n,
.5S-Cha,iies yndsmcat reversed win eos'S "'"
snaed IT simmons agt Joseph oglc.Dett,nynvs 70 70
No s57-.Jsnc,s and cause temandeo WIN
s;sniss the bill ,d states pairtin ag F. X Cahu' "'"
Nc 25The so, Want Of jurisdction ,,,. u stee,e-
Other -pism'sWSsN ~ Upton. assignee agr "l'A'' ~
psnssed with c,s arte the baltimore ana Vn" an pont
No i4-origan. granted 10 Ole pan'ea s'ne neXt
,art 90 before MONDAY aud others-Pe
,nAc1ied BY lne ~ ax narte Edmund L. Shpo "''' ~
No l5-Outsssss, dsmus denied ,,,or oud others
iit.on for wt Whifside act j. G. renewal at
No 7IO.na ..,smss s denied without preluo''' " '
S anal hesras act John NJ t rbco
10 6l0h y, hs,.,oSuskv Seat Company ana "''ei' "e
45-ih,t aud OF ers-Moton uelntu., United
ACRE Ce,nsic,,k - Iouis National bank w. WV
No Sl1-nce company Dismissed wiSn Connrv " ",
states fnsursn'se sosd of Supervisors OF Apa
10 si7 Tne s'snlev Motion TO mofy suo,ea ,t aries
aet Edwsia "a 2isxThe Crane Iron ConPs and others
Nos l,2i7 ana ,hers AIT Amos Hoag,and anu '''0'
II. Mu. snnerse,eas submitted ,.,.r NJ MACK Hawk
Motion for SUIT, s.i,s,,r CSorbin agt the County vi D
Argument concuoea a,ct9 art Selah Crosley-
ana o'' en, The United states, paih'in' "s" ~
Argued, Tho National Life insurance S other, ex
Ne z.s.t ..s,.,ss q, America agt Albert scheue' anu
Argument pc2un
Vslourued until trpvrio"'
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and p |, after :. +, =, January p, 1882

GREAT TRIINR LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave via Debrosses and Cortand Street
harrisburg Pttsburg the West and south. with Pullman
YorE and chicago Limited Of Pullman Pacc
'WhamspOrt. Ioek Haven "a. NJ Cory and Eric
at sp connecting at Cory for Ttusve Petroleum Cen
baltimore Washington south Limited Washing.
express" oiPuilman Paror Cars daily except sunday,
$40 r. and tiVo p %If n and Il nshs Sunday op n
Express HpT for baltimore. except SUNDAY. pm,
5 O "a o S aoqE CONNECT me- % all SOus
at ersey city aforiingh speedy end direct ranst
'OT rIaSs arrive From PSars G9o aud so
sha soa aOaD m 5o 80 5sS os5 and Io51 p Nv snniay $50
sSS c @ 40 SS s' G e e iS'p Io m iS
$ GS @ SS o ii n 5j 'i lo m and inusS 1882 sG m
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
~ TRAIN5 EAca 4,ea WAY WEEK pAYsAHp9 ,A . on SUN
fiiiA rWo' IL oNEw.YoEk-
hNp m TIE TME ESU
EST WITH ABsoE $50 Lure tji SAFETY s
EEpress Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses aud cors
7;4o sS0 limited ii M. $40 $40,
and B n % and and Il 4sGs nsS suniayS' and m
Trains ms nys NeTYSr s1@ SSsu
euF99S& & 5.H; saye Broast @ sta s.aSa aSd raaePS % 9@
5Sd a1Srss o sIS & % 1 az 4 Z 5 49, go; eaa @ and
50. Leave PHILADELPHIA Camden. a.ra. and 43O
Ticket oiiees $40 and broadway | Asor House and
foot OF andst COurtst and Brook
lvn Annex station, OF Fuon-st, Brooklyn. Nos H.
flG and llS nudsonst HoDoken Station, Jersey City
Ie New York Transfer Company Will for and check
baggage from hotels and tesidoncel ~ y.oon
FRANK THOMSON -. ~ "OoD
General Manager oeheiai fASsI Agent
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
II ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
express daily except Sunday 70 boston nj
sO5 A. M / u paror attached), and 10 D. with
sandays al 10 ,. M with palace sleeping carsJ
Limited tickets 10 Boston all rail- ~. So
Tickets and paor seats can be obtained AZ Meiopohtan
Fifth Windsor Hotel ticket Vnces and al Grand
Central Depot
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
6ieamsoats am1 Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
Al DEAN RICHMOND and ST JOHN leave pier III North
River. foot Of canalst, every WEEK DAY p m.
meeting AZ Albany tSunday morning excepted with trains
north west and east StIteroom3 warmed.
Excursion tickets to Albany and return good 80 dayf2 80
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
FARE ONLY So TO BOSTON
for limited tickets

FARE ONLY 81 TO BOSTON
for limited tickets.
These steamers leaving ewYOrk on alternate
days at p from Pier %, n. r. foot OF MurTysf
notice will be given OF The resumption OF sunday trips
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY at A.,
BROOKLYN at 430 p M Tickets and staterOoms may be
all principal hotels transfer ticket Offices
the Office Pl Err -, and OH steamers.
BORDEN & LOWELL. GEORGE l.. CONNOR,
gent
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
Amusement5.

AMusement5.
WINDSOR THEATRE, Bowery, bel. Canal.
w GRAND EASTER ATTRACTION,
Commencing MONDAY April 10,
Americas fayorte.
MAGGIE MITCHELL
In two OF her most celebrated impersonatonA
FANCHON and PEARL OF SAVOY.
lMatinees Wednesday and baturdayA
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
Auftion Sales of Real Estate.

EVk SALE AT AUCTION.-Wednesda
NAV * AZ ~ noon at Exchange salesroo II Broad
sor1.r 80 raymond aueoneer store 176 Pearl st NEXT
All ~ ~ rine, ol1 'front.' 100 deep Inquire RODMAN n
>oAAs. attorneys 90 LADertys st
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
iTHE GOLDEN NORTHWEST.0

Now is the time to secure homes
MINNESOTA DA kO1A AND MONTANA.
Fmigants intending take during approach.
fpp Spr1ug the GREAT NORTHWEST should not
inform themselves Of the advantages offered by the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
for the settlement of that companys lands along its
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA and MONTANA.
The Pacific Railroad runs through region which
cannot be excellefin
HEALTHFULNESS OF CLIMATE.
FERTILITY OF SOIL and
WEALTH OF NATURAL RESOU RCES.
Nowhere else are great inducements onercdto
COLONISTS AND FARMERS,
MECHANICS, LABORERS AND MINERS,
LUMBERMEN, BUSINESS MEN AND TOURISTS
CROPS large and sure STOCK CHASING IL a sue
cessful occupation; there READY MAKkEIs, GOOD
BUsIN ESS OPPORTUNITIES aud FINE CHANCES for
PAYING INVESTMENTS.
The greater part OF Dakota and Montana onersl
NEW FIELD FOR SETTLEMENE
The condition OF existing settlements along tho
line Northern Pacific Railroad In Minnesota AMI East
Dakota BEST guarantee OF the permanencyof the
agricultuTanterests OF the entire region. .,a.
The Northern Pacific Railroad has now IN market te nhes,
wheat and grazing lands which at low prices anu
on easy terms of payment ..o,,. A, - , ooo ooo 49,.
awaiting settlement 80 1870 -, -, -
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no EQUAL.
For detailed Information all pontsapp ator address tbe
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD oFfICE.
No. 2o5 BroadwAS
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
Brushes.

DAINT BRUSHES, KALS0MINE, YARNISH,
&c; also Brushes OF every description at 3lo Pearlst
JOHN X. uOPPELLs Manufacturer.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANS

,.o, y, The 3-story brick house with lot, NO 1 Lea
= pa5a - aust los II of MacdOuGal-st iot ZzA
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
REAL ESTATE.
Nyw.YoRK, Monday, April 10, lss

Nyw.YoRK, Monday, April 10, 1852.
Tho following sales were made at the TX
ehauis0 Bv Bernard Srayh
.,...s s,ono .rout fats with lots Nos a39 20 ga aa59
Tssi iieth-st IS, IA hw OF AVe, iO'' s6ooo
iooio each; { smith NTH 5ics. on Monrocayc, 50
''s'SS Of Jane st. West Farms each O' -oAi 200
BIZ John T. Boyd.
-, .oo ,,th lot No II Eldridge-st.ws,
oS,y Of rsndst lot 25xl00 Jacobs Looen o,31
Bp f. IT, LudLow & Co.
.,.,.,, ,orse with lot No 325 and 9o7 Ry-
ls-seCf9 stnsi $ 242 IT Goerck-st lot o"oA'; s5i,
Bu Richard y Hdrreu
NOV, % the 8.story brick house with lot, No d33i d3i
= pa W.; - aust 1O8 II of MacdouGal-st ot IzN oo
100. {; IL Andrews. -