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Three Ems iish Laborer~ Burned ia
DCath.

LONDON, ONT, December j.-Twcnty IL
borcr. occupied IN old shanty near Coltam
az sleeping quapcrs. II took fire IN The
night and three Of the laborer- were burned
. lDnfL
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Jackson Miss special of the 4th says :
a nJ 1ncSeV telegram received here to-day
Aonpo rcd the shooting and killing OF W. W.
4 ~ Ti.on speaker OF the House OF +, Re e,
ii.ii ~, Of Mississippi. No parncu-
ior. we're given.
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NEW YORK. December -Sooa.-sioek- dun.
Money. a. per cent. ENeaauRt-LohE. 4so
short. asa. State bond. generally without Dr. a.
turc. Governments strong aud sDA's per cent.
higher.
rrtHtH0.--E Exchange. $50. Gogcrnncni-
irregular; new -. lOl4; new 49,, l.s; new
a. 1905. NoLcy. im3 pcr cent; closed AZ !.
stat. neglected. Treasury balances coin, slo9,-
Oq3: currency. Sf.9lj.
stocks duh irregular. 9nl -trtng closing mghCr.
AI.hama-t Class - "a i............. thijl tb'a
. 4
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and unchanged. Pork yory dull. and prices more
or les nominal: sales, 10; new mes, spot, tio,
options neglected. Middles dull and D ,ininal;
tong clear. loo. Lard fairly sctfve cash unset
He'd and lower. closing stronger: options DO l0c.
higher: sales Of prime steam. spot, at .!0g
ss9 to ,n arrive i5 sss; Pfse%o'r iuea
dull and nominal. freights hrm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 5.-Flour quiet and UNI
changed. wbeat--SoufhorD lower western steady
and dull; southern red. sl.O6@tl.c7; amber.
No. 2 western winter red, spot ei.Oe,se, s1.O7.
Corn southern lower; western dun snd easy;
dull and steady; southern, 42a46c.; western
white, 44N.46c.; mixed. +O042c. Pennsylyanis.
42@46c. Provisions unchanged and quiet COT
Sugar dull; "A" loft. &c. Whisky steady az
t1.l9. Freights quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI December 5.-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat quiet: No. 2 red winter. 9sc.
Corn IN fair demand and prices higher; 54tc.
easier: SsSd39c. spot. Pork quiet at tl-. Lard
active and shade higher AZ sl0.62S. Buk-meats
gGlet and ,r,n;sh,anged: Bason quiet 81, and un.
si.i3. Butter heavy sud unchanged. Hogs
steady common COMMON and sh. 80 @ses5 pq@sdso
head; shipments, 6s5 head.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December j.-Flour. grain. aud
provisions full and unchanged. Hogs In good de-
maud good 10 choice. tG.25&s6.J0. Whisky
quiet and unchanged az SLID.
ST. LOUIS.
81. L9riSs., December 5.-slour 9uic,, I'D IN
changed. Wheat 6rner hut slow; No. red fall
9i&G94tc cash, 9i5c. December and all the
year; No. red fail. sSha soc. Corn higher;
3ds@ 5i'e: cash, SsTSi.G. B1Ssemesrt 4tss
3o'.c. December. "a Doe. January. Whisky
steady at tl.iG. Porh easier; JOB lots, sl7;359
rlT.S4.. Eulk-fuplf4 Gull sTlaIl lots OF ~ltNl-
dcrs, loose. -6.75: short rib fq.25: short clear.
500: Eacon doll. with small sales. hort clear.
tllS5. Lard quiet at sl0.65@slo.7u. Hogs
lower for Eight. for racking and heavy; light TO
good Workers. $3.50 $3.50; packing. ss@ 1925:
butchers 70 extra, so.2O@s6.1O; receipts, 5000;
shipments. zoo.
Cnc.Gc, December 5.-tlour quiet and un-
changed Wheat moderately active aud higher:
regular 944,c. December. 9jsc.: January, 90i.c
orn active. irm. and higher; 55NN5jtc. cash.
36c. cash. 35i.c. De- nl,r. ~ sc. January. Pork
active, hrm. md higher; $1,000 $50 cash,
higher; sIG.73 oislO.75 cash. and January
Bulk meats steady and unchanged. Mhiskcv
tcady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,. December 5.-Flour duh and de-
pressed Wheat strong; No Milwaukee hard.
SOB soft cash. and December, 9i,c.: January.
95hr.: No. Milwaukee. ne: No. 4, G3c. Corn
hrmer: NJ. .. 5b4c oats stronger; Ne. ., 36sc.;
white. SSm39c. Provisions easier Mess-pork.
$3.50 cash and December SLIGO January.
IauJ-primc steam. 1902 cash ana Dec, mher,
slo.70 January. Hogs steady at s6.s5@s6.20.
NEW AOHN COrIuN rUTtEEs.
NEW onk' December $ Cotion-N Net receipts.
cio.ci duil and .teady: .slcs. i9.eoo balcs: DE,
ocmher. sl02j; January. Stops. February,
slo.3s@i 5000; March. .l0.4easlc.50, April.
80; May, elO.72MelO73, jane,
sI9.si slQsJ; JAY io.e5~sic.e6; August.
81 lU5Wfl LOS.
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(orn-ncaf Failure.

CHICAGO. LII, December 81. -. y 4.
W. Richards, caught i'm tn corn deal. sli.-
nondcd Ye-iordlX.
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1Iy.suISG-MACnINE OK A ru Nhw {:
aSS%s s.S ar 1879 5SS e.
,os-eodSt IQs pgqad 7,rce'i "
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loilr.

t1our-We quote: Fine, s3sf3.25. aici-
NON f,milvs $50 IS % Patent ;auli} tStesC 20.
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/,n,I AND WOOD.-Best Anthracite
LII KINDS OF
COAL
-; Eighteenth and Cary street,.

WANTED, CASH PURCHASERS,
w ,STuK,gI1t COAL, house sizes-be-t In
market; LEHlGII LUMP coal, for io1 rno, ~,
- Int. CIiNBERLAND AID MN RiNEk
SrEkW 10 SMITH COAL: FOREST TINT
WOOD. "A Sed and kindling Prices SATISFACTORY
LOT oes' 0""''' = L. LATliROP.
s seventeenth street. AT Drzw-briirs.
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NEW OnK, December 5.-Cotion-Not receipts.
1896 halc-: rro.e receipts. t.926 bales Futures
clo.cd dUil ana steady; -slcs. i9.euO bales: DE
rcmher. $40 %; January. Stops. February,
SlO.3s@i 5000; March, sl049Ms1r.5O. April,
slO.GlmNlr 90; May. elO.72m-lO.73; jane.
SlN.si u sfu.SJ. JulY. iO.e5ur lr.p6; Augusy.
- lN1nfS .NG
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RiCHMOsD, December 3, Isr-.
OFFERINGS.
,,-..,..r Unite 3yA bushels. Red, GOA

ei-.
OATs.-SOO bushels
EYE.-3Cs bushels.
MFAI.-46 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAr.-Whito. 33i bushels common ~ sery
GOOD Al 81 10 .l.l3. Red. 1879 bushels conn, u
~ y,, GOOD Lancaster az II 10 vi 10 4foo bish.
- "a "a an ur.yate terms: $50 bushels mixed ~
,I1st0Si.l5: l.0oi bushels FIN b. Prime 'Ali3
At tl.O3 % 81 10. ..,...,..,, 4. ,.,t,.,
,n,.,xI ~ 81 10 5sc Mixed, % bushels go"c new
~ sac.
.rtnra.ot.. % bale Quotations: Niddans - T.
Zoe: low mIdding o. % 80
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DENTISTS.
10 pENTIST,

- W. JONES, DENT MI STR rrr, a44B
Ii. orrIoE 40, s9 f7, fn4Mr md NiSTH.
r,egan. rooms uses bel long 's.speiedee' and
quick sSrC sS T rese the Of ga ss :: sS@n
~ ~ ans.,,1i.'s can % pro "r'''' -----
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WOOD ANB COAL.

JB. WATKINS, NINTH AND CARl
d STREETS, delivers AT low rates best rplint
\ unp Coal-the perfection OF graieiueli tasl Nlr-
rinia Blazing Lump Coal. rl.9O, brightunoIe
5oaI. test Egg. stove. and Nut Anthracite Ceal
eureka soft Coke. unequaled for cooking, II ;Dv :
and Engine Goals all pure, screened, aud weighed
superior Dry Pine and OAK N,9d-!ohgi siw,e
no zs-tDc25
GOAL AND WOOD.-Best Anthracite
I ST. and Nut Coal; Egg Anthracite for
grates: Lump Anthracite for fondres' best
e. the state; Fast-Bank Coalbgrg splini: Pine
Wood-long, 1928 70 $50 pr nan an - y. ~ !,
"a 30 per half-cord. West ylryinia Lump, 500
ner , doc b.: soft Coke, $3.50 All nrsi-elass
Eu,i- al lowest cash prices. Order by telephone
So' las or from Office opposite Theatre, Broad
@ % A''" CHARLES III. PAGE.
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TLOpIDA OEANGLS,
L NEW LESIIoRN ,!IRus,
VALENCIA and SUI ANA EAlslNH'
LONDON LAYER RAiSiNr,
NEW-CHOP O. Hk AHISi .....,.
SUEILFD ALMONDS, MIXED NUTS,
BONFIEN- GDB-f FISH,
sMUhED HERRING,
CHOICE VIRGINIA HAMS,
PRIME oOsf.-N BUTTER,
Fff~H COZ NlKN Bl1TLH,
At MCCARTHY 8 HAYNES,
80 . b25 east Broad street.
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uoOKs. STATIONERY. Ac.

HOME, SWEET HOME; THE BREAK.
III no WAVES DASHED HIGH: ABIDE
IvIIlIAif: NtARfR Ny GOD TO MLt OF;
WuI SHOULD THE SPIRIT on NvhIAL ~, ~
ni'IoVfD SLEFP RING OFT, WILD BILLS.
Thrso ,Iglt I.laeu tlorLs. At ft:do, ar we
BFsT en- APP ~, AMI MOST NPiEoi hiaiE
,cIay@ 0Ol y.rleiies II Christmas, Ncw-l ear.
nd I,'rthdav are. fr, m lc. a. -. j. W. KAN
DoI I'll q ENGLi>H, 1909 Main stiect.rt o-aSc
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MILWAUKEE,.

MiLwArKEE. December 5.-flour duh aud de-
pressed Wheat strong; No. Milwaukee hard.
tl.05 soft. cash. and December, ei,c.: January.
1850: No. 3 Milwaukee. ne; No. 4, G3c. Corn
hrmer: Ne. .. 5btc oats stronger; No. .. 36' ,c. :
white. SSm39c. Provision. caster. Mess-pork.
$3.50 cash and December, ,l7.6O January.
lard-Primc steam. 1902 cash ana Dec' mher,
5000 January. Hogs steady at s6.S5@s0.20.
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COTTON YARNS.
.s...a. i g
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,.pocFRIES. L,oUoRs. Ac.

ELEGANT DOMESTIC rkESLh' Is
.IiILPII S.OtfINCE-, PEACHES
pINFNPpIEs, GREEN GAbfs, ..,,.,.y
SIR w BEKRlLs aud tN"Llrh hASfDh"-
RiE-. ....
I ,r1F -MOkED UFKRlNe-i , ..,.,.,.,..,,
~NO 10 SALMON aud BONELEs~ 'oDfiHh'
fAPf-COD CRANBERlglt. :, o,,,,.,.,o
MAJ 40 GRAPES ana FLORIDA OHAN'IS'
~ no ,, ~ '''-' CHRISTIAN & WHITES
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r.sts.E INTELL's.ESsL.
POlI Of RICHMOND, dom
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer ARIEL, Silord. Norfolk. United states
mail. ni' rch4uiec. tud li..sD n.sr>. T.. ~ Iatum,
superintendent.
Schooner VI. T. B1yard, camp. New York, hay.
g. T.. NAulD,n, iron, thysapc Ike aud ONO Rail-
way Company
SAILED.
steamship Roanoke, Couch. New York. mor-
ciaudl r.IId pl cue,i,,t. ~. Allen & Co., agents
steamer Al'aud Cam Philadelphia, muchnn-
disc. j. "a. Moe ur.ci,. agent.
schooner r.. N,rwin, Brown, Bridgeport spoke.
CURTIS * Plrkfr.
schooner Virginia Rulon, ruon. Jcr-cy cay.
Ties. NorNcl, l,sac & Cos v'fr.l, Curtis Par
k'r.
~clo0ncrJ. s.. N.twlicr, Berry New Haven aud
Bfif. ..0rf iuln'.,. ,hr4ft.. hf aud Ohio Railway
conn uf. vessel. turfl Parker.
Schooner lniiy Luiion, Mu HAN. Baltimore Ella
iIm', river, lMnutr.
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RArrIMORE. December 5.-Iirginia 5, 60
sol. GA: pa.t-due coupons 1S':' Ne" iN"'N
13l. new 3's.42. Bid to-day
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TIE IitJuue -Hys edltoIllII!'
The enforcement Of the sunday-oDseIN-
an.e clauses Of the penal code did mol c ,'',
s9 many ridiculous aunOyances IL Iau p.."
anticipated. SeyeralOf the police cap'a,ins'
who are apparently law unto lhen''e 'p,;cs
made some foolish arrests; Ont the poiOI
justice. interpreted ,he code iiberaIly, anu anu
nobody's rights seem 10 have been lh ao
rllly interfcred with, unless II be 'he a.
brews'. Taking bootblacks into cus ''3ns
and stopping express-wagons may s'liS.
some people a. funny, but the ponce up ~
tains who INDUCED in such DuIiesqus SIN ,ho
ply showed that they wanted to iLiahe .no
Lax ridiculous and themselves conspicuous
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DIARIE> 1883! DIARIES 1888
FILL ASSORTMENT or SIZES STYLES
AND PeiCfs.

CARLTON MCCARTHY s co"
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PERSONAL.


Minister Astor is great social fayorIte In
Rome.
Blaine is spending the holidays in Wash.
ington.
"Me and I.ircoln" is Tom Oehetiee's
slate for 1884.
Thomas Hardy, the noYelist's ruetics are
called Shakspearian.
Governor Porter OF Indiana IS for Ben
Harrison for President.
\ military critic says that Skobelof was
the military Byron of Russia.
Congressman Robson and Randall are on
terms of very good friendship.
In the opinion Of Henry Ward Beeeher,
Protection is ga gigantic false pretense."
Joaquin Miller rays that the American
play Is yet to be written, and that he Is going
70 write it.
Kate Field claims to have lost more than
go 900 by the failure of the Cooperative
Dress Association.
Advices from China say that Mrs. Young
wife of the American Minister, Is con
ralescent. She viii pass the winter a
Pekin.
Although there is no material change ii
Lot NJ Morril's condition he is gradu
ally failing and his physician says there Il
no hope of his recovery.
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Tie Night After Chr.srlnas.


Twas the night after Christmas the boys
were awake,
After etuffing with turkey, and pudding, aud
cake,
And doughnuts, and oysters, and plums aud
mincc pies,
There were moanings aud groanings and
pitious cries
80 my stomach p 80 Moses :" 40 help :"
~ shall die ~
Glow wish that hadn' had half as much
pie %
80 mother :" Come, hurry :" 40 what
shall do +"
bring something to cure mc - "Boo-hoo'
aud BOO hoo ~
And mother, alarmed by the racket and
noiee,
| Ran in to see what she could do for the boys
| FERRY DAvIs'A PAIN KILLER she brough
for relief
And soon made an end of their noiee ant
| their grief;
Aud then there was quiet aud Joy in th'
| house,
Aud each Of the lads was still 40 mouse
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Draw Your own Conclusion.

On the first page Of the Sorristown Herald
the following editorial etching" appeared
yesterday; "Now Is the time when the
country editor acknowledges the receipt ot
a beautiful almanac from on esteemed
rural cotemporary, and says its topographic
execution reflects great credit on the office
but peglects to add that the whole business
On the last page local item reading thul
appeared The Register Almanac--oul
eotemporary has issued very neat pan phlet
almanac for 1888. 1t contains useful In
formation in the shape of list of State ant
county officers, members of Congress ant
Legislature, postoffices In the county, oficia
election eturns, advertisements, etc,
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DRY sOvDs.
DRY 0OUUB.
HOLIDAY GOODS!

Whether in search of useful
and substantial GIFTS such as
DREss PATTERNS ofeither Silk,
Wool or Cotton fabrics. Hand
some patterns in fine Bleached |
TABLE LINEN or TOWELS. Good
warm CoMFoRTABLEs or BLANK
Ers. CARDIGAN JACKETS for
men. KNIT JACKETS. HOOPS
and MITTENs for Ladies and
Children. KID GLOVES in
latest styles and newest shades.
Underwear and Hosiery of all
descriptions. The most COM
plete assortment Of Ladies
Cambria and Linen HANDKRR-
cHIEFs,also Gents SILK HAND
KERcHIEfs in the newest color
ings and patterns or any OF
those pretty useful and orna-
mental articles especially
adapted to the Holiday season,
including PLUSH, TOILET CASES
HxsD BAGS, PURSES, JEWEL
I CASES, CARD CASES, &c. SILK
UMBRELLAS, JAPANESE WARE,
Dolls. Tors and an endless
variety OF FANCY OBJECTS from
which to make a satisfactory
! selection with an assurance o.
! square dealing and correct
prices. 1t will pay youto go tt
G. A. SPENCER'S,
100 Market Streets.
oct3i -2m -tts-Si
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REGISTRAR FRAZER, by advertisement In
to-day's paper, calls upon the city physicians
and others for all returns of marriages,
births and deaths in their possession, in
order that he raay include them in his forth
coming annual report. This is a matter OF
considerable public interest, and the Regis
,rar,s request should be promptly complied
with
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wsNAMAkER & BRowx
An Accounting With the People
y M sqssass
DRs On

% days since we promised
a Daily Bargain in the Oak
Hall Clothing stock, each day
and every day this month.
They were to be real bargains,
that it would pay people to
read about and come after.
Many Of them were manufact-
ured especially for the sales Of
this month. ~
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THE UNUSUAL political calm prevailing in
Dover at present, as alluded TO by our
special correspondent elsewhere in to-day's
paper. is evidently the ''calm that preeodes
.'the storm" The political atmosphere will
be stormy enough In orty-eight hours from
now, and the manipulations for place and
position viii keep the town in hubbuh
until the Legislative organization is com
pleted.
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sunday Papers.

Davis, No, 6lS Market street, will have
all the papers tomorrow morning, those
from Philsdeiphia at a. m, from New
York at a. M, All the news. Papers de-
llvered promptly all over the city. See the
great twelve page edition of the SuadTy
PRES
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Very Important.

L. Heiss, merchant tailor, at No. I East
Third street, will make up the balance. Of
his winter stock Gin order To make room for
an entirely new stock), at a very much re-
duced price. Any one that has not pur-
chased his winter clothes would do well to
give him call and secure one Of his many
barpaius
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Marking rlown Stock.

Crosby & Hill are marking down many
lines OF goods In their stock, and during the
last few days have made large purchases at
reduced prices. Our customers and the
public win have grand benefit for tbe next
50 DAYS at No. 2g0 and 222 Market street.
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! aAIEKO1D LINES
DHILADELPHIA, VIII Ea'
ii,1rt,s5Sf 4 sISeTE2SHi TE2SHiLRdAhb. ANp

IL NINGTDN AND &KS&--@MM
EALTfMONE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER, 9th, iSse.
TrAIns viii leave wilmington as follows for
PhIiadtlphia and Ia termediate stations6. s.. Io,
1870, a. IN. 2.S0, 400, 7.1, s.sA p. m.
PHILADELPHIA (sNpressl-- 2.S, so. 80 ala
$40 .4g.5s u.5s. am. i2.lA l.SS S.E, ,s.io,s.S,
1.26 y. m,
New York--2.Oo. :.2a 6.39 .Sa. .Ss, ii.S a. IN.
'i2.3s, I.5a 2.9, OIL, o.sS IN, y. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations-l.oA SH
1900 a. M. sop. IN.
baltimore and bay Line-s.H y. IN.
Baltimore and W hinHton-i.42, A.5l, Sos D.E
Am. LOO, sl.09 500, G.6s, hop m.
Baltimore oniy-l.0a, 1870 n. N. 1928 and
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Uaslle-8.00 e.1O n. N. I.ua a.O0, 6.25 y. IN
Harrington and intermediate stations-0.i 10 a. IN
l.0a c.25 y. III.
DeImar and intermediate staiiens-s.io q. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
| philadelphia and intermediate stAtioRs-S. l0a m
| i2.OO m, $50. 7.al. s.a> y. NJ.
| Phiiadctphia and New lork--2.Oo, 2.23 a. m. 9. ~
| 6.&, 7.B m.
Baltimore and washington--i. t2, AH, 500 0.H
| q. IN. u.0ip III.
BaltlmOre-i.05 n. m.
For further information passengers are rS
| ferrcd 20 the time tables posted at the depot.
RS-Tralns marked .hus; ('l are limited express
| upon which extra fare Is charged.
| j, IL, WOOD. General Passenger AFt.
CHAs. u. PIOII. General Manager.
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Men

oung or old suffering from nervous or
physical debility or impotence SHOULD send
70 Prof. Marston, 1oe Fulton street, New
York, for 0onplahs treatise on lost man
hsod. sent under ooYef. free. tts,w
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

NcHoK LINE sssc
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail Weekly 10 and from
NEW YORK and GLASGOW, via LONDON
DERRY,
Cabin Passage, sse to SO. Returns $40 To tllo
second Cabin. 30. Return Tickets, SO.
Cabin passengers booked at low rates
Passenger accommodations are uneNcellcd. Al
Stateronms on Main Deck. Passengers bookot
At lowest rates 10 or from Germany, Italy
Norway, sweden, Denmark, &C.
For books OF Tours in scotland, rates plans
&c, apply TO HENDERSON BROTHERS., New
/ York, or SAMUEL Y. BELTS, Adams Express
Wilmington
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DURING THE SESSION Of the Legislature
The GAZETTE will be represented OF Dover
by its city editor, Mr.. II. 3. Brown, who has
had considerable experience la this particu-
lar branch Of newspaper work. lie will
not only give comprehensive resume of the
daily doings of tho Legislature, but will
furnish fresh and readable correspondence
ou all topics of interest connected with tho
proceedings OF our State lawmakers We
expect 10 make the GAZETTE complete re-
Aex OF the entire session, aud nothing will
be left undone that Will aid in accomplish
ing this desired end.
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.Aa~

SENATOR LOGAN dies hard in the matter
oi doing justice To Fitz-John Porter, and
Iabored for over two hours in the Senate,
yesterday, in an attempt to prove Porter
guilty of all that had been charged against
him. He will continue his speech to-day.
THAT WAS A shrcwd aud sensible move on
The part of State Treasurer Reynolds, by
which he saved the State ilye or six thou
sand dollars in interest while refunding the
State debt. Our Dover correspondent re-
lates the incident in his letter to-day.
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(R

y large lines OF Bargain,
covering Clothing for Men and
Boys, valued at over S6O.OOO
90, have been created. SayipoI
Of 30 to 40 per cent. haVVa
been made to buyers and larg'
sales have resulted. Thus o1, u,
promises have been fully kent
1t has been a good thing e
us-better for our customer,
The daily gazette., 1882-12-30
Dailu Gasetie
wlLMlNeros. SATURDAY, DEC.
A Move in ,he Right direction.

Although City Council did not pass the
new market ordinance last evening It put
quietus upon the French street project BY
proyiding that the market limits shall be
King street from Second 10 Eighth and
Madison street from Second 10 sixth. m
Having thus removed the lurking fear Of
4 change OF the market from King to French
street, the City Council can now lcisureiy
and carefully consider the market question
In all its bearings. That a Madison street
market would be very desirable for people
living In the western side Of the city cannot
be denied, but 1t must be remembered that
IL cannot be forced there, aud thai
a great deal of coaxing will be requirec
to draw the market merchants from thu
locality in which their produce has beer
successfully sold Tor years, TO new anC
untried field of operations. Much, o
course, will depend upon the people Of th
neIghborhood, for If the market IS starte'
and they pass it to buy at their usual place
ON King street, 1t will not last month
Tho Madison street experiment, 10 be sue
eessful, must be encouraged by the creates
possible freedom from restriction, an
meats, as well as vegetables, must be sol
from the curb For If people have to wal
10 King street for meat they viii make thei
other purchases there also, and thus leav
their local market with q very meagre SUI
port. This Is one of the questions ths
affect the Madison street market, aud
must be fayorably answered II It is designe
to make the experiment success.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-30
RIankatu

cheaper than ever during the great special
sale At Crosby & Hiif's, No. S20 and 222
Market street.