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The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
SECOND EDITION
d he yRalkeru, esnte.N1oney.

The winners IN the walking match
will be paid their shares OF the
rscepts to day In the office Of the
Twrf, Field and Farm. There is much
feeling over the smallness OF the
receipts and it is probably that there
will be wordy war at the meeting
Peter Duryea, The manager accounts.
for thp receipts as follows: Sale Of
privileges, Sc ,535, receipts to 10 A.
M. Monday, SIS ,45I, 10 A. M. Tues
day, Us, ,772: 10 A. M. Wednesday,
81 252; 10 A. M. Thursday, $5, 500;
10 A. M. Friday, $8 ,496; 10 A. M.
Satur day, 81 ,l74; 10 A. M. Saturday
to close, So ,434; total, SAC, ,674. The
expenses will be about $4,000.
R0wdll's trainers will return to Eng
land On the Guion steamer Alaska
on thB 21st instant. What Rowell
will do is not vet known but it Is
probable that in May he will go to
England and return IN the fall for
another race, for which. it Is said,
arrangements have already been
made
"Rhbbish," said a we'll known
sporting man who was credited by
one Of the evening papers yesterday
with having won 100000 on the
walking match by betting against
Rowall. ST should doubt the sanity
OF any man who put as much as SIC
on any event of the kind. And
what's more, l doubt ifas much as
$4 900 was put up in bona fide bets
during the whole walk. l was in the
Garden on Monday morning about
fifteen minutes, and l did not &c
back again.,
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The I.nok orn psnverlte.

In the lively city Of Denver. Col. re-
sides one aehastian Lehman, a " cd
worker, at No. 79B Larimer street. In q
recent Interview, published In the Denver
Ne,Ds Of me l9th ult,. he describes himself
as D native OF Baden, aged qfty-four, .
n tsident of Colorado over two ears, and
hence he is not q Genderfoot. He also
tells how he bought ticket No. IL. .ts6, in
State Lottery for q sent to ID. A. Dau-
phin, New Orleans, La, and on January
iOth he drew $1,000 Il Is . simple story,
but seems to resemble many similar
occurrences all over the country. The
l42d Grand Monthly Drawing Will take
place der the sole management Of
iGanas @. #, Beauregard and Jubal A.
Early on March IA.
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BEARD os AHeassha .

A meeting OF the Board Of Health
was held last evening with President
Bush, presiding
A number OF nulsances referred to
the Executive efRcers wsre reported
as abated. Oflioer Underwood Of the
Eastern District reported that the
pump ON the premises OF John Nc
Sorely, Ninth ward, which had been
condemned by the Board WAS being
removed.
Edmund ConaTd, complained of
water existing In the cellar Of Ills
King street. OlEieer Underwood, was
instructed TO ascertain the cause by
digging, after which the Board would
act In the matter.
Drs. Draper and Springer having
Investigated the complaint made by
William 7. Porter against Samuel d.
Forbes, No. 809 West street, reported
that the matter complained Of was q
nuisance, and it was so declared by
tho Board, and ordered to be abated
within forty eight hours.
Rioe d Mote, grocers, Second and
Tatnall streets, complained of drain
pipe leading from the cellar OF Isaac
Murray, empting into she street. The
complaint referred to the Street Com
missioner.
Officer Gayner, was instructed to
take up and investigate systematically
all nuisances existing his district.
The Secretary reported that there
were no cases Of small pox In the city.
The following bills were ordered TO
be paid: William r. Holland, So;
James Btuart, 90; z. James Belt, &1.76;
Adams d Bro. e1.20; Austin ". Gay
nor, $40. It was reported that there
was still about $500 remaining OF the
81, 600 appropriated by the City Coun-
oil for the use OF the Board.
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'Tat gaiIs SAsstk.
FIRST EDITION.
-.Tlslsrrsphle saInmsEy.

. a,s on the British steamship MIS-
-, At Liverpool from Bos on mas
w. "a o.ucb damage toIthe vetsel and
u' rol. Miles, conservative, was
'.stsd to the Houss Cf com1ons yss-
|ss.v from Malmesbury, to nll 'ne
s.ncv caused by the death OF MT
.,ar Powell, who was carried to sea
s.,l,ou. The Earl OF Rcssdals In
l,tncsd a bill in the House Of LORDS
ending all elsts from both houses oi
.,i.m,ut. =. rhs Pru sian Chamber u
,nn,,s, has voted the sum required for
o.,.bli.bment OF Plu siA legation
,hs ystlcap,..Italy sud GeIniany
H. recognized the K'ngdom Of $ 'r'la
gDuripe ii e months Of January aud
sh,u.ry 1865 tu!srsnts left Ham
|, to, ,hs United StStes..., The Sultan
turkey has expressed desire to visit
e.torn EurOpe.."It Is runOred that a
IolutlOnary spirit is developing 'lssli
Rus polspd... Arrests Of niblllsts have
N made at Odessa and secret prsss
been discovered. =-.=
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sensation an q Reading Church,

A lively sensation took place in the
Evangelical Mission Church, Reading,
on Sunday, aud eighty members seeded
in body. They split on the question
as TO whether their new church should
be built near the heart of the city or on
the outskirts. One member excitedly
arose in the congregation and violently
opposed going on the outskirts. He
raised his hands and exclaimed: AS
many as favor building In the city will
follow me-" About eighty men, wom-
en- and children arose and followed The
leader, amid great excitement and cries
OF mol Nol' for the doors, etc. Sew
eral children were seized, and, 1t Is al
legged, rudely thrust back In the seats
The seceders met in another building
and organized.
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BUYING NEGRO VOTES.
Ex.sherln smy,h Heua for Trla

smyIh Held for Trial.
From the Ledger.
1ha casa "t Thomas Smyth, ex-Depu-
ty Sheriff If the Fourth Ward, charged
with paying an elector to vote tor Ger
tain candidate, was heard yesterday af-
terpoon, b. fore Magistrate Lennon.
Edwin =. Rowland was the only wit
ness called. He testefied: 81 bave seen
the d, f9ndanl; on The afternoon of last
election day, entered q saloon at JuLi
per and South streets; while there bad
conversation with a negro because of
that conversation went across the
street to AIr. Smyth's saloon and asked
him il he knew the negro afser de-
scribed him, Mr.. Smyth told me he had
paid him one dollar to vote for Nc
Mullin; he said he had vouched fJr the
negro, and showed me the ticket that
the negro voted"
Under cross-examination Mr.. How
land said that he was reporter on the
Press; that the name of the negro was
John j. Groomes, and that be SAID that
he lived at 62l Juniper street. The
witness asked Smyth how Groomes vo-
ted and the answer was ss All right he
voed for McMullin.n Mr.. Rowland
then said, Gle vans his money, he
he warts $1.5o. Mr. Smyth asked me
twho he expee to pay him the $780,"
TO which, continued the witness, said
you; he told me you promised him $1.50
more. Then Mr.. Smyth remarked;
have paid him already; paid him 81
isu't that enough" Ia conclusion the
witness testified That his conversation
with Mr.. Smylh was altogether about
the election and the negro's voting, aud
the Magistrate held the defendant ia
$500 bail to answer The charge.
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wedding Hast EVENING.

Mr.. d. Ross, head salesman in the
store OF Crosby g. Hill, aud Miss Agnes
Scott, we're uuitej IN marriage last eve
ming, at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Marion Scott, No. 704 w.
Eighth street, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. j. N. Keigwin. The
happy couple were the recipients Of
several handsome and useful presents
among them being silver service, pitch
er, fruit dishes, chamber suites, pickle
castors, spoons, clocks, etc. After the
ceremony those present partook of fine
supper that had been prepared tor
them.
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An Urgent Requess.

All members of either the +. r. I. 0.
Society or the Alump@ Association, OF
the Wesleyan Female College, are
urgently requested to attend an i'm
portant meeting to be held in the
college parlor, Saturday March 18th,
at Q p. m, TO arrange fer the disposal
Of the societies. property.
Suggestions by mail, from members
unable to be present, may be ad-
dressed to the college in care Of the
execHtive COMMITTEES. BY order Of
the Preaidenta
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
Publlo sale Of Real Estate.

On Monday afternoon VIM. Il.
Sharplsss, auctloneer, s1ld for the as
signses OF John Rutter 10 building lots,
in this borough, realizing the following
prices: Nine lots on Marshall street at
$2.26, $500 $500, $2.66, $3.50, $500
$500, $500 per foot. Three lots on
North Darlington street, near Marshall
were soId at So. 80, $3.50 aud s. 10 pei
feot. One lot on Marshall street, near
New, sold at $s.eO per foot.-WesI
Chester Msscs.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08

|WHAT most sstonishes those who
h the boring Tor the British Cham
4 Tunnel is, first, the complete dry
u Of the rock, and, secondly, the
Ary,llous ventilation Of The long and
brow tunnel (it is only seven feet in
smster), which extends now 1,1eO
n, under the sea, and which, 1t 10
bmiSed, will by Easter be fully q
i long. The air at the head Of the
ling is far purer and pleasanter TO
sathe than the air of any London
.es. and the reason is obvious. It
in fact, the very healthiest sea
beze caught just below Shakes
lre's Cliff, and, after compression,
bducted thence In q tiye.inch iron
be to the boring machiae 1,lOoyards
there the air escapes in the most
|tIensiVe and even agreeable man
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An Actor Arrested.

After the Performance at the Opera
House, last evening, and as one Of the
actors was on bis way 10 the hotel be
waa arrested at Eighth aud Market
streets, by officer Sparks at the instance
Of man who gave his name as Wilson
who chargrd the actor with attempting
to pick bis pocket. The man was lock-
ed up and held until this morning when
he was released, the man Wilson failing
70 appear TO prosecute.
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from the N. Y. Sun.
Ehe Useless Of fAFOmcEads--A C0ttOna
clad Vessel Recommended.


The Useless Of fIFOmcTads--A CottOna
clad Vessel Recommended.
To the Editor of the Sun Sir: Your
exposure OF The joObery and robbery
marking the expenditure of the Govern
tnent for iron and turreted ships enough
to statt an army of Diogenes IS in search
OF an honest man. IL il strange that
principle known to every schOolboy is
entirely overlooked in the construed on
OF men of-war. intend to base some
patents on this priuciple. IL is that either
cotton, silk, linen, or gntta percha, or
all together, will make q better armor
than three-lnch IRON plate. You can
demonstrate this fact by holding a silk
handkerchief by two Of lis corners
loosely, standing q few PAGES of, aRd
trying to Ere pistol ball through 1t.
jackson, at New Orleans, in the use Of
cotton bales, illustrated the efficacy of
the defensive value Of cotton, but not SO
effectively as he might have done had
tho bales been suspended in slme
manner, and thereby made less peue ra-
bic by yielding temporarily 10 the force
Of the pFojectiles II is needless to en-
large upon this method of defence, or
upon the principle involved, as all in
telligent IneD understand it. Earth works
are better than stone walls for the rea-
sons above given.
Now, propcs, TO have aprons con-
st ucted OF litsble materials 10 consOn-
snce with this prIncipie. They will be
SO constructed as to bs cut of the way
until they are net ded. In time OF action
they can be dropped over the sides Of
wooden ship, reaching very near to the
water line, aud hell eff short distance
from the sides 6f the vess ell by suitable
| conirlvances.
The outlook for the adoption of any
new system in the American navy is not
encouraging. Rings, committees in Con-
gres'. and officials generally are too
deeply interested in The ironclads. |
have about made up my mind TO try
come European Government. Still /
am open to Offers. W.S.T,
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Anotnor A. o. o. w. lodge.

Deputy Pest Grand Master Workman
j. ii. Seal of this citywent 70 SeafJrd OF
Monday, and instituted Seaford Lodge
No. 7, A. o. U. W., with sixteen char
ter members. Officers we're installed b
follows:
p. NJ. Wv. G. B. LAWS.
NJ. W.-John w. Phillips.
ForemaD-Thomss K. Coltlngham.
OVerseer- Henry q. Pennington.
Recorder-H. Martin Wright.
Financier-George w. Emory.
Receiver-Henry w. Baker.
0uide-James r. Cook.
/. W.-Ell r. Short.
o. W.-Willlam Q. Tull.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08

Another lnamDFOVemenf,

John w. Reynolds Of the Malta
Hoase, who recently purchased the
building, N. E. corner II Water and
King streets, intends after March 25th,
making extensive improvements in the
the building. The portion on KING st.
will be torn out and converted into fIe
business eftices, both ln the first and
second stories. The offices will be fitted
up with all the modern improvements.
The e4tile building will also be re
painted.
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senator Edmun ds Dsel.ne es Toe.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March t.
It is learned at the Capitol this
afternoon upon good authority that
the President Yesterday rendered to
Senrtor Edmunds the position of
associate justice of the Supreme
Court and that Senator Edmunds
declined it. This statement. while lack
ing direct authorization, lie made with
entire pOsitiS eness by several senators
and other persons whose relations
with the parties Immediately concern
ed are such as to leave apparently no
room for doubt as to its correctness.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
Geaman Indignation Against sko
beleR

BERLIN, March 1.-THE German
press is indignant at Gen. SkobeleH's
speeches at Warsaw In which he fat
tered the Poles, saying that II there
was no Russian garrison at Warsaw
there would be a German one. The
Vass Gazette OF Berlin says: Either the
Gar agrees with Gen. Skobelef or is
powerless against him. The peaceful
assurances Cf Prince Orloff, Pussian am
bassador at Paris, therefore have nc
value.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
Probnead,

The win of.tbe late jacob P. Herd
man was probated yesterday. Chas.
B. Lore, Esq., and Mr.. Joseph L.
Carpenter, ST., are named as Execu-
tors. The estate is large, and left to
M. Herdman's two sisters. 1t con-
tains q bequest Of 81, 900 to the City
for the poor. The Executors will
enter security to-day.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
A q old Lady's Fatal Accident.

PHIDADELPHIA. March 7.-Mrs.
Peter Goodhart, an old lady, started
for the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad depot this morning to leave
town. A long coal train standing be-
tween her and the station prevented
her reaching the ticket Office in time,
SO she made an effort to crawl under
the coal train. When fairly under the
train started, and half a dozen oars
passed over her body.
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..The Doetor aold Mo

Co take blue pin, but l didn't for i had
already been poisoned twice by mer.
cary. The druggist told me to try Kid
ney-Wort, aud ! did. IL was Just the
thing for my bilionsnes4 aud conhtlpa-
alon, and new 1 am as veil ~ ever
Torpid kidneys and liver Is the trouble,
fer which Kidney W oFt Alwavs proves
to be the b. st remedy known.-Hdry0rd
C0ufdnt
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AMUsEMEMrs.

TIE rsRvoRnAscs Last EvaH1Na.
A large audience assembled in the
Opera House last evening to greet the
appearance OF Snelbaker's Slajestic
Consolidation. The company was not
the same that appeared here last season
and the performance was not as good
by any means.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08

az three great ports of the world
London, Liverpool and New York.
HTing 1880 they reached their highest
Pc figures, the imports being at Lon
about 500, O,O0O,OOO, Liverpool 5000.
l,OOO, and New York $3.50, ,0O0, 600.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
swindllng I'm ahe Name OF Guiteau


WASHINGTON March g. Col.
Parker chief of Post Office inspectors
has been informed of the arrest
of B. S. Scudder at Burlington, Iowa
for practising fraud through the
malls. The special agent who made
the arrest says Scudder sent circulars
calling tor money 10 be used in the
defense Of G1iteau. He claimed in
the circulars that Guiteau had been
but d tool in the hands OF a politlcal
Ring andsthat if money enough
was forthcoming this fact could b.
proved ana, would lead TO the down
fall Of the party dominant III tht
Government. The circulars wer'
signed with an assumed name, ant
the money received was appropria
ted hyScudder to his ownuse. He wa
put under bonds for trial by aUnite,
States Commissioner.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
The Domestic TYrnnf." !"

The average man." quoth Mrs.
tlngtOn, SIS weak and irritable
nestle tyraut," and Mira. p. is correct.
fannlcal to fault the average mao
enter the blissful Paradise OF & happy
7ne, scratch himself In tiendish glee,
- the b4by into eenvu'si0Ds, and for
Fat? Why, because he has the Itching
r., and is too mean to buy Swayne's
plnent, which is an lnfallible cure foF
wort a es of that annoying conn
hui,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
Omcers I'll ected.

The East End Assembly have
elected the following officers:
President-John E. Jennings.
Vice President-John Cusick.
Financial Sec'y-J. K. Mooney.
Recording Secretary-James IL.
Finley.
Treasurer-F Frank Manion.
Directors-W. j. Jennings, John
McCracken, j. T. Orman, John +.
Jennings, P. II. Heberin.
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Progressive

The city council of Atlanta, Ca, has
voted an appropriation OF $50, 900 for
the purchase of site for city park Tor
that progressive and rapidly growing city.
This is a step in the right direction, as
land in the vicinity f Atlanta is rapid
ly advancing in price, and the proper
site for park can now be purchased
for one-half what it will! command in
f4w years.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
Important Decision, 10 railroads.

The Supreme Court of Ohio, in ses-
sion at Columbus, decided yesterday
that the consolidation of the Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis
and the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton Railroads and leased lines was IL
legal. The Court holds that 'sthe lines
running from Toledo to Cincinnati and
from Cleveland to Cincinnati are COM
peting, and, under the Ohio statutes,
cannot be copsolid ated
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08

The unpleasant appearance of even
the most amiable and intelligent face,
when covered with surface irritations as
from tstter, pimples, of eczema can be
dissolved naturally by Dr.ss Benson's
Skin Cure, an excellent toilet dressing.
Il GU es dandruff of the scalp.
Chas. N. Crittenton, Fulton
street New York City, sols agent for
DR.. @. w. Benson's remedies, to whom
all orders should be addressed.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
BAY CITY, Mich, Feb. 3, 1880.

think it my duty to send you re-
commend for tue benefit Of any person
wishing to know whether Hop Bitters
are good or not. l know they are good
for general debility aud indigestion;
the n ervous system and make
new life. recommend my patients to
use them.
DIR. A. PRATT.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08

Fhe SPEECH OF Mr.. Forster, the
Ph Home Secretary, made on his
! IN Ireland day before yesterday,
be found In another column. Its
b is reasonable and very enoour-
1hg to Irishmen.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
LAYING mrnhn.

Workmeu are busily engaged in max
Ing an excavation on King street below
Second, for the purpose Of laying drain.
The drain 10 to run into the Kennebec
Ice Cos building NE. corner Of Second
and King streets.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08

Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
DO und has rapidly made Its way TO favor
among drngg sis, who have observed Its
efi'sc on the health of their customer
Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkhams 2SS
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pam.
pL lets.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
German Gran.

For the past few market days, Samuel
DAVIS, who sells fish, has offered for
sale German crap. This morning, he
had four very nice ones for sale. They
sell for. 10 cents per pound.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
Gnaf.Iron Fellows.

Men of endurance have healthy kid
news aud liver. No aches In the back
no pl,s or constipation. The cure for
thess diseases Is Kldney-W ort. This
great remedy keeps up the tone OF the
whole body by enabling the hver, bowels
and kidneys 10 perform their functions
perfectly. Both the Liquid and Dry
are sold by ruggiss.-Pioneer Press.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08

M. r. B. Askew, late Assistant Post
master at Baltimore, aid some me ago:
nUaying had occasion to try DIR. Bulls
Cnukh syrup, uuhesitatin lv pronounce
II ths bett remedy have ever used, A
smell bottle re lteVeu me oI y heNefe coi"'
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08

"one must be poor 10 know the luxury
of giving" That may be so, but we
think anybody ON enjoy the luxury OF
giving his fel eliow-sutferer bottle OF DR.
Bulrs Cough syrup to cure his cough.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08
local. TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. ], 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
5or Philadelphia 2.OO+, age, $50, 0.5 .
SSl9t $40, 9.OO, 0Os, 8.i6, 1880, i .6s a.
iHet XVI m. l2l5, l2.3stt, l.53, 80, 400,
%Sot, 10, 6.sS+, 1.3e#, 9sOs, lc.'Os p.
Or New Yerk-2. o., 2.2#, $50, 6.bB,
HOS q. m. l2sSft. l.5s, slit, S.3St
Eor saltimore-l.OOs, I I.42s, 4.5is, 500. 8.sS
n.; LOO, Lott, b.OO, 1. 81, l,U4a Q. "a. -
VI " WHasnington, Luz, .42s, .5i#, S.0Os o.
lgo, l.oStt, 6.d7. ll.O4s p. M.
y, halIimore aud intermediate sta
FIz.ois, sFsaiL.oi s.3S a. m. 100 8.U0 .. m.
rains rusniag both daily and Sun.
trains running only on Sunday.
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deetings Tonight.
WEDH EsDAY

soPe Lo Ice, No. 3, l. o. o. f.
|n,slnplon Lodge, No. q, k. OF p.
zfienlai Lodge, No. l3, k. of r.
0rnlng Star Division, No, 2. S, OFT,
armony Lodge. No. 8. A. q. q. r
M Council. u. f. A.
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HOW To sEl)uRa HEALTH

It is strange any one win suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S BARSAPA.
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-
store health TO the physical organisanon.
1t is y strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST LOODPURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Sorofula, Svphi-
Tito disorders, W eakness of the Kidneys,
Erysipelas. Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis
eases OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, Skin. etc.
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trains running only on Sunday.

Ut a,Dt delaware Railroad .OOs, 9.85 a, M:
e'OVs o'25 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
or New Castle only, '
~ VI harrington aud intermediate sta
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NEW ADVEWTls EsIENFs.

uYANTED.-A room, with privilege
w OF bath. Address, stating price,
A. B., this office. maTe-H
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L. ~ Wilmington "a and Northern Rail-
s;IV tra;ns a. m. ; s.OU. sos p. m. No sun
Ia, 5asWsre IN y, western Railroads.&c. 30
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Or ROGERS WORN SYRUP In
tamil destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08

'n ~ n! delaware Railroads.&c., cage a.
zlns. o''o y. m, NO sunday
From New Castle only.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08

rSOR SALE,-A thorough bred Alder
ney bull two years ola.
w. b. JACK SON,
mar3-3twA2tde Hockessin, Del.
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m AINs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON

- ne ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
III q. .fah1llladdeslphla-l.oO., IL l.s2s, 4.47S,
~ tfss, ss n4let g6 l.Ss HI laSe s =
6f fD'' o. M oao' t.SSt, 7.65, 9.S5f, $50, i0.58s,
RON sas New York-l2.4s, l.s2s, 4.4O., 7.s5t.
y. DO D. M d. M; 1850, Loft, Ass, 6.lSk,
Jp a. N mb4lti,mnSore-1.5l", 2.ls., s.Ol, 900,
b. g. l1S'ft, l.5O, b.lls, 6.SOs, 9.49i
gft I'm !, sMSasshlngton-l.2iS, y 2.ls, a, m.
Bni,{bi i,1O, ao o.lI', $500, 8. .49% p. m.
'n sunday only.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08

Ma y " Hioim9ington and Northern Rail-
.nday' d'9, 3rs s'ao, lbs a. M; 8.55 .. m. No
Ia, ? 2IIssiaWare IL Western Railroad-s.OO
-'io p m. No Sunday trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08

SlSs SlSs.i-sA LEAVE FOR w1LM1NaroN
enuera apsnnle.Broad sn and Washlnuton
i 80, 5S 5SS' !. G,l6, $40. lO.l6 a. M, SO,
,. m. maSA'le-S'ss, s.9O, n.4s a. m. 4.4S,
meet al ,et1GSlng Gld!g Wilmington that Will
AshlnetoS aS ss 8 Ferry for Broad and
r.; 80 D. mn'ehoe-6.6', m 900. 9.09, Q. AZ
i'"A''ed Express trains,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-08

BAKERS PAIN PANAUEA cures
pain in Man or Beast