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From the ASery 1NenAhBs
WAsHINaToN, March II, lts2-ReS.
Or. Babcock, Mldd.etowu, ,Dsl.--S,r !:
Published ASS 1elste Prsss dltpNehss
contain tie following asssrtioRS made
by you IL the DelawRre state AL llsnce
Conferences at Middletown, Del lat
DR.. BabcOck: - You had an esl-
dence Of this 10 your State last year,
when the whisky men employed Sane-
tor BayaTd In Washington, and openly
boast Of It. He sold hlms,lf 40 thenF "
kill the liquor bill aud the retHt you
know" .,s. rfssgafs0
And again: 4.a3ati iBgoid m9sA
Dr.Babcock replied--I vii gladly give
my authority. Levi SchAde, attorney
for the L'quor men opanlS. boasts If the
fact that be employed Mr.. B lyArd to kill
The local option law, when II wfs pend
ing In the Legislature, BY Writing q et-
sOHAl letter.
You are perfect stranger 10 ne I
have nev'r seen you q have | letrd
you. Nevertheless you positively
Gle me 90 an authority fyr q most
atrt clous and uDjns liable slaneer
against one Of our purest aud npbleaa
state smeD.
demand Of you the proof for your
assertion that bkEe ''boaRted openly
with having employed Senator Bayard
and that The latter has sold himself to
the whisky men at Washington" +"
with which latter you are pleased 10
class me. IL yon canuot furnish that
proof l further demand Of you pub
lie retraction in the Wilmington
papers. aAf 'ts
Should you fail to do either, you
will stand before the county as o
Wanton and contemplate slanderer
and disgrace 10 the professional call
ing TO Which, Judging from your titles,
you seem to belong.
| remain, Sir, &c., &c.,
LOUIS ScHADE,
Editor Warrington Sentinel.
WAsHINoToN, d. g., March IL, 1882.
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THE TERRIBLE cHINEE.

AN RNTIRELY NEW Wall FROM CALI
EoRNIA--RE Is ssMARTER.A AND sHREw
DER THAN THE AMERICAN CAPITAL.
lists AND is GOING TO DRIve THEN
ALL OUT OF THE COUNTRY.
From the San Francisco Alta, teb. 2s.
Wherever q Chinaman < aims q foot
hold there be stays. II, tor stance, our
lumbermen were TO adopt that class OF
labor, they would exclude other compe-
tition, and finally find tb mte yes de-
pendent upon the heatben Chinese.
What that depe0de .ce means, all Who
have experienced IL know. IL means the
supremacy Of Chinese over Americans.
When the IhinamAn ru s out an Amer
ican, Il Is only q Iestion 0f lime wheD
the Chinese Capitalist snail run cut the
American capitalist. HIS money Is
cheaper, as the labor Of his coHntrymen
is cheaper. In every employ meut they
have entered the Chinese have mastered
their work. They are the be,t imita
tors 10 the world, 1hs man who %
Titles or minimiz Chinaman 10 q
tool. The Chiue,e are dangerous be-
cause they are adept In all the arts
and sciences We tiud them rapldly catch.
ing Up with modern progress. II ey are
reaching out everywhere. Il was but
recently that d e advent OF CDinese
ship created cDmmOtiDn on the Thames.
II Will Greats more commotion before
they are done with II. The q iness 20
to stay. A lew rebuff, do not dishearten
th m. Knowing their capacity to uu-
derive and uodersell their competitors,
tney are tenacious In the extreme. They
don't know any such word az fail.
II the Chinese were intellectually
inferior 10 Caucasians the danger
would be less. But they arc not. In
commerce especially they are the keen
est, wisest, aud most fOrehanded Deo
pie in the world. Besides, they live
cheaper and can afford to undersell us,
Merchants Of San Francisco, take thit
point into your consideration aud d.
gesi 1t. You cauHot If you would
evade it. 1t is a foregOne conclusion
that every trade the CdInese are ad-
mitted into they will finally control,
Aud when Chinese laborers or opera.
tiVes have displaced Americans it il
simply little while until the Chinese
capitalists give their American com.
peers "Lhe grand bounce" They gel
money cheaper; they live cheaper
how can yeu compete with them {
IT can't be done. Our only resourc,
lies in exclusion. We do not SOW oul
helds with thistle, neither should VIZ
permit noxiUus weeds 10 oyerspreaC
our commercial garden.
Merchants of San Francisco, vol
have great aud pressing duty to per.
form. Your selt-preservation de
mands Chinese exclusion. See to il
that you exclude them in time. Else,
you shall ultimately find your invest
ments Improbable, your business
whitening, and your occupation gone,
With full knowledge of the probable
effects, we sound this note of warning
TO American capitalists. They cannot
compete with the cheaper capital OF
China.
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DiphthGria,

a cold or sore throat ma
hn1aA 70 much, and n may not Nm
~ ,s can easily DC cured; but' but'sy naE,y atteDas
tt.s.sN.4 tSt.N. ~ ~ eon1unaptfon ~ ect d ~
~ nenclne has ever been d,sOes eslpAlAssS
Iss 6M5n - and surely In Saene wa /
r,.cs,ss,f - saS RAIN XII, III 4 n!Ssa !Ssalas
kaSed tho6saSDdes n I1I1 n uSssS StnSaIuaSls r.~.;,
EBHAT DAVIS Par
meS an Experiment.. II has AILLRR
Rqnno lor f9Tay years, and I,een y 0eiuNG
where II Is best Known ~A0 u moat Itss
A law extracts from yolun,.
read - f0iloWBi estimnia
\ EAM kiLEEn has been INV hor.,a.,,
oqles for the past twenty sases Senod fena,a.
pevex known u 70 fnif M yssa4n nTHH
I',, 2; -, =. Milliamsytlle N. "a.
onnd u heyeE-failing remedy IAN q, u Kun n,
p,kpA& &s--A A,ARTun HMANAn. iVt oolda ild y
hAFR received immediate relief ~.
ssVsl,.a y =. si,,,e sna CONSIDER your Pan kS,
NJ. '-'Ao' b EvERlTr' S-Es
Aeyy ,mat yas9yered from a ysrv
Mhll.oR MhlioR ! nave mad for some tina Z a.sSFSt u
rsIissx.A ssIlss l,. ma ,s naea your PAE krIin 81
without ~ %. o. FoRck, IoWndata aetf ~ 'u6k
have u4eQ PAIN kILI,RR IN INV fann II
years. Apd have never known II u WI Y tt
eve ySFp ngo md have uasd Il u aIl my iAmryiu.
iolnd no Wediqne 10 take n No. slnes ~
Dru9Nd1h OnAdA. M. ". v pm
For wnooptnE. cough and crupn a 4. n
A. n R06Ta, fz6srty M w Va nOt Dc Nin6a
feE tYnntF4iys yeaEa have tpaA
ior Soldn and ehepped hps, and consas,i n INA
MMeSicans eFeE 0uarea.--0 Gao. .HooPKa, inSs.
I was suffering severely with broroA,.. .
throet va! 90 infAmed | could scaTcsi, VI
AnE food. wae adxlsed 70 ny yo,ir p,,y NJ
and aftqr taking Q few doeea waa ~ s.i.lI. AlIix
cured. IT. WTLKtNBoN. "1lA9
:. DR.. WALTON writes from Coehocton. W..
knr.ER cures diphtherin and eore thpn.ii ~ = n
/ infiy prevalent here, and has not Inn ~
| IAN III . nin9ls instance This faf4 va u
mRke known ID the world - wv n'l
Mra. EhLkN b MAs0a writes; Nv an -.
| ttGeatly alok with diphtheria, hiEi fesr. "
| cnilh 10 many Children have ana ~
| Afraid 70 cAn & phymcian, and tried voa.k
kf1LnA he. was taken on Bupdatvv W. 4 e
| Wednesday HE throat was clear II "a " /
derxsl1 cuFo, and I wiah II could be fnos, N Y !
ponr mothers who are loSing 90 many eSlt.s.
For Ohills and Fever PAIN KIIIRs.
nQequak IG cures when everything e.sn.
Delays are ofteIA dangefoiia n nm,
PAIN KILLKR4n the house Is a gafeo,,'Ss I
no family shpuld be without
Al druggistssell II at a0c., 5Oe., ana n
PERRY DAVIS Z SON, pu,aa|
| AZ 49,. s9rs ProVldenoa. 4
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Pierced Dy ! Piece Of Gaspipo-


LEADv1LLn, Col, March l5.--A hPr-
rible and extraordinary accident bc-
Cured ct the Chrysolite mine on Thu s.
day. -Four men were working at lhe
bottom Of the shaft, engaged In timSe,-
ing, Mr.. J. w. Campbell, spperinteHd-
ent OF the mine, Dan McNelni, q man
called Broneho Pete and William Moon,
the latter the Oldest timberman em-
ployed at the mines. Sixty or seventy
feet above meR were engaged in taking
out q section Of ore and bal-inch gas
pipe, used for an escape pipe. The rope
slipped and the pipe fell TO the bottom
of the s1af.. Neon was STOPPING over
examining a timber ct bis feet. y be
pipe struck him in the back, going
through him and pinning him to the
timber. The pipe went 50 tar into tbe
timber that the steam holster had to be
used to draw 1t out, Moon was con-
scIous sllthe time, and begged them to
let him die before pulling the pipe ou.
He lived twenty minutes. The Coto-
nef's jury returned q verdict in accord
anee with the facts. Moon was single
man.
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AProhabltIoniss A Boomerang.

LAWRENCE, Kan, March The
celebrated Ludington liquor case has
bad strange sequel. IL came up Tor
trial before Justice Neil and q jury
OF twelve men. The jury. after being
out about fifteen minutes, returned
a verdict of not guilty, that the case
was brought without probable cause
and from malicious motives. The
judgment Of the court was that Mr..
Cr0wder, q university student and
prosecuting witness, be sent to the
county Jail until the costs are paid.
This Is one Of series of prosecu
tiOns brought bv the students Of the
Kansas State University.
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The ChIuese MINISTER'S Reeepslon

WASHINGTON, March 11.-Gentle-
men only we're entertained At the Eecep.
ton A. the Chinese Legation. 1t was
the fret entertainment givel by the new
Minister, Chenk TsaD Ju. The reason
fIr not inciud ng ladies' in the invitations
was that the Minister'S wife has net Ap-
peared Ia sOcisty, preie ring 10 learn
something of the language befJrs doing
so. The cards implied hat the recep-
;ioA was given 10 honor If the Secre-
tary Of State, and those invIed we're
the PresIdeat aud Cabinet, the Justices
Of the Supreme Court, the members u
the Foreign AffSiTe, committees of thu
Senate aud OF the House and the gentle
men Of the Diplomatic Corps. The
floral decorations were very elaborate,
aud the display Ct Chinese brlc-a-braC
was greatly admired.
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m.va-r q agegmpe q 1urn : Jali. 4

PETEnsBue, Va, March liza
daring attempt wqs made last night
to burn the county jail at Prince
Gecrue, and this morning plans had
been malured 10 asssssinate W. D.
Temple, the taller. The criminal IN
both acts Is Henry harris, negro
convictsd Yesterday at the county
court Ter houses >breaking, and sent.
enced 70 the penltentiary for three
years. The floor Of the III Is some-
what burned, and, bat for the timely
discovery, The building would have
been Se0nsuhed and the prisoners
eihteY burned 10 peath o. liberated
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sTRANGLED BY nIs COmRADx
A CRIME WHICH RECALLS THE ZERO
CIous EXPLOITS OF INDIA's
THU0B,

A CRIME WHICH RECALLS THE ZERO
cIoUs EXPLOITS OF INpIA's
TaUGs.
SYRACUSE, March 12.--About Ii
O'Clock last night Henry Lentx and
Charles smith, two young cigar
makers, became involved in Q quarrel
which resu ted in fight aud the kill
ing OF Smith by LentE. 1t was one of
the most peculiar murders ever COM
mltted in Central New York, Lentz
literally choking Smith to death in the
section OF this city known as "Ger.
mantown," where nearly all of the
German population reside. Smith,
who was intoxicated, and Lenlz had
some angry words in Fred Fluvis'
saloon, over the recent Ryan-Su IN
prlEe-hght. Smith started to A 70
the saloon and was followed by L q,
The attention of the inmates was
called outside by herring Lentz say
"Wil you squeal 7" On opening the
door smiths lifeless body was lying
on the sidewalk, while Lentz stood by
and remarked 81 oyuld kill three men
IKE him. He was Immediately ar
rested and locked up. Finger marks
were found on Smiths throat, as
though he had been held in q vice.
physicians say death resulted from
strangulation. LentE bears a bad
reputation and seems TO be following
IN his fathers footsteps, who klIlsu =
man nine years ago.
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Escape OF ihe Surpassed Murderer
OF the Massle Family

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March l2.--
James Rhodes, the alleged principal H.
Ibe Massle murders, seems to have made
good bis escape. He was fred At or FRI
day near Carter's bridge, but eluded hlk
pursuers. A man boarded the through
freight train on the Virginia Midland
Railroad at Red Hill Station at balf-past
nine O'Clock on Friday night, and jun
ped oh at some point al Dg the line, anu
tue detectives have lost his track as ial
as 10 known to the public. A younee
brother was put in Jail on Saturday, who
says be saw him aud Leroy Rhodes d.
vide The money, and describes the pock.
10 book, which are known 10 have be-
longeG to Mr.. Massie.
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But the BEGINNING OF StiIl More
Unpleasant Disclosures

WAsHINGToN, March ~ The pub.
lication If The letter OF Carried to Chase
letter from q subordinate officer In the
army against his superior officer, dlrec.
ted not 10 the War Department but t.
friend In the CabiDet with the expec-
tAtlon that 1t would be used against
kosecrans and In favor Of Garfield, is
thought here TO be only the beginning
of long line Of disclosures intended to
seriously disturb the popular reverence
for the memory Of the late President
The stalwarts here claim that In the
light Of facts not now made known the
historic portrait OF the late President
mus be painted In very different coIors
from those used by Mr.. Blaine.
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Tobacco Trade Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-Dele-
gates from The Philadelphia Tobacco
Trade Association will leave Monday
10 attend the convention of the Ma
tlonal Tobacco Association at the
Abbott House, Washington, on We'd
nesday, to consider the reduction of
the tax on tobacco and cigars. They
VIII urge that in The event of re-.
duction or abolition of the tax, the
Government be asked to allow two
months in which to clear off the stock
on which tax has been paid.
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sannuIar ease @ l'araIysia.
From the POriland tMsl PssAs.

A man named John williams ~a'
wo, king usIer betting ., W. X Daua's
mill, at SAccafappa, yesterjas, aud ~
ieelinR very we'll soon af or tssk dose
Of JnmFken RlpRsE InAmedtAtsly aitaI
dtinktng Il he fell down sous slssss sand
when pc cams to tongue wss pass.
y I'd. This IL the second perNOn tia
ahua had o IIkn expt rienCe after wOrki1l
under tue beltlng, and 10 c9nsaas rsd
l1u tIlhe eIeolfiolty. 90 Lia p .NtE-
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Saved by the AIR Brake

CINCINNATI, March 12.-Yesterday
on the Dranch of the Pan Handle rail.
way, between Springfield and Xenia,
ONO, the locomotive Of passenger train
broke through small bridge and went
down twenty feet into the stream be-
meath. The application Of the afr brake
saved all the cars. The engineer and
brennan jumped safely, and none Of the
passengers were Injured.
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Health is Wealth !

DIR. r. @. WEsT's NEBvR AND BRAIN
TREATMENT; 9 specin for Hys er1A, ,Dtz-
Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
Spermatorrhoea, Impotency, involuntary
Rmissionn. Premature Old Age, caused
BY over-exeftiOn, self-ahuse, or over-in-
dulgence. WHICH leads TO misery, decay
cases. Each box contains one months
lreatme 4. One dollar a box, or six
boxes for ave dollars sent by mall PR.
pala on receipt price. Wsl uarantee sl1
reeeiveu by as for six bsxes, accomp n
led with ave dollars. we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee 10 re-
turn the money II the tFeatms mt doas not
-tfect cure. Guarantees issued only by
N, b. DANFORTa, Druggist, corner IN
and Market streets, Wilmington. Del.
Sole agent.
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The GarasId.RosOcran. Chase I.s ..

Mo- ter.
WARRINGTON, March l3.-A local pa
per Published the following: 1t Is said
in . responsible quarter that The letter
written to ex-SecretAry Chase by Gener
81 Garfield, touching General Ros:crah hs
recently made public, was giveu out Ny
M. Jacob W. Schucxes. Mr.. Schuckt S
now lives in New York City At tbe
time Mr.. CHASE was Secretary of the
Treasury he (Schuckes) lived in OHIO,
and was appointed from that Slae by
Secretary Chase to a 81 1000 clerkship.
Subsequently he became Mr.. Chss+'s
private Secretary. II is ais said that be
has other letters bearing on the remov Al
OF Gen, raj Ros Grams written by MIR.
Garfield which will be made public AT an
early day."
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what sine Indians Cost.

, The Secretary of War, in reply to a
senate resolution, reports that the total
cost OF the service of tue UnIted States
my west of the MIssissippi for fRhtInp
au1 police duty on Indian account dur.
log me last ten years has been $20b. .474 -
1o9. Adjutant General Drum furnlsh.s
aIditlOnAl items of appropriations for
supphes, incidental expenses, transpoT-
tiuon, pnTcba|e OF horses, etc., which
swell the aggregate TO S22a, ,89l ,2fi4. The
total cost OF The active cam pa gins against
the Indians ince 1879, Including the
Modoe, sioux. Nez Perce, BAnnook,
Northern Cheyenne, Apache, Ute and
other wars, was only S6,O68 ,82I ,show wing
that the bulk Of the enormous expepdi.
ture was for simple police duty, The
report or the Secretary of War covers
the operations and expenses OF his De-
partment only, and takes no account OF
those OF the Interior Department.
A STATESMAN TO RErIRE.--The
Atlanta (GA.l Constitution makes the
editorial announcement "wlth regret.
but upon The very best authority" that
the Hon. Alexander Il. Stephens will
retire from politics at the end of his
present term.
The second public meeting of the
Congressional Temperance Society
was held last evening in Washington.
The speakers were Senator Vance, OF
North Carolina Representative Hep
burn, Of Iowa Indian Commissioner
Price, and DR.. McKenz Q, of Sail
Lake City.
Postrofic-s were established In
Pennsylvania last week ~ HoaRland
Mercer county; Platt, Cambria county,
and Rose, Allegheny county. T6e
name OF Sprind Garden, In Lancaster
county, was changed to Florin.
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Permomml.

DR.. McClelland, who was stopping
IN this city at the Clayton House .
short time ago, has returned here for
q day or two. Since 10 left here he
has been visiting Dover, Milford,
GeOfget0wn and Lewes. During his
stay at the places named he has Of.
fected number Of cures.
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Opening Spring Goods.

We have taken special pains in selecting our goods
for this seasons trade and have procured the finest
and most choice styles OF both foreign and dorestic
makes to be found in the markets which we are now
opening in enlarged and well lighted store room
at Sixth and Market streets. In buying we do not
conhne ourselves to single patterns except in Fancy
goods but buy in quantities as to save large per-
centage in prices and to have the goods in such shape
as to use only what is needed for each customer
we guarantee our work to be first class in every par.
ticular. Our prices are the lowest
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Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound has rapidly made its way to favor
among dEuggists, who have observed Its
effects on the health of their customer +.
Send 70 Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkham, 233
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for an
phlets.
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STOCKS,

HAY AND STRAw.-ReceiDtS OF hay, %
tons. Inere WAS u fair ibqdir for good
nay at ol9, and exceptional saleR In Ein-
gle car lots ut 3l9. .o0Q1O No. 2 and infer
lor Atock dragged heavily 81 prices rang
ing from SlS down 70 sl0, according TO
quality and condition. Rye straw was
quoted steady at t.56pli.
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nrohe His Arm.

This morning SON OF William L.
Todd, residing over the GAZETTE Of
ice, fell from 3 wagon at Flfih and
King streets, and broke his right arm
above the wrist. A physician was
called and reduced the fracture.
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VNHE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.
6O2 MARKET STREET,
IECanpnn A rHn IA lAfh IkAl

500 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY Ath, 1881.
Open TO receive deposits daily nom 0 A
., until p. M, and on Tuesday and Sat
day evenings from to o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
e5ularly made In April and October.
When divi(9ndB are not withdrawns
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per
manent deposits compound theiI tnteres'
twice in each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement H. Smyth, George W, Bush,
Chas. w. Townsend George 8. Capelle.
Nathan'l X. Benson, M. L. Iichenk teln
Henry F. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, Job H. Jack ON,
Edward PuRey, Wrl. H. Swift
Anthony HiR gins.
GEO. W. B1fSH, Fresi ~
60. =, CAPELLE, Vic. President.
feb2l-lV e n TAYLOR Treusui
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Frsn Yesterday. Late EaIslon
TAn Reoe,p,s Founa

TITS morning, = party found on the
streets, elty and county tax receipt,
belonging 70 John McCafsfty. The
owner can have them BY calling ct
Sasngsr Hail. Fourth srset below
walnut.
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SPECIAL xOrrCEs.
A CARn.

\ To ali who are sua1orlng from the srgora
and indifcret ions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss 81 manhood
&C., l Will send q recipe that III cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary
IN South America. Send self-addreased
envelope % the REv. JosEPH =. INMAN,
Nattom 10. MetD York CsfN. oct28-d&W0m
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Mr.. r. B. AAkew, late Assistant Pc
master at Baltimore, aid some me as,I1
"Haying had occasion 10 try DIR. B
Cough Syrup, unhesitatinPly promo LIl'a
II the ektremedy have ever use unce
small bottle relieved me of severe Al
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LHIRsT NATIONAL BANA
II OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF TIE PUBLIC MoHE1
AND
FINAN TAL AGENTS OF TIKI TN
TED STATES.
EDWA ARD BETS, PREsIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRON0, CASHIER
Paid mp Capital, eHoO, 600
Philadelphia, new YorK and BosLol b
change furnished TO regular DepositoTB
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays ana Thursds -
at 8,Sp A. NJ.
DTRECrORS.
Edward Belts, John H. Adams,
Clement B. smyth, James G. McConb
George w. Bush, William TatnalI.
Smuel James, Eli Garrett.
Sanl Bancroft. Jr. ianI-lS
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A POSITIVE CURE
Without Medicines.

Ai.ans soluble Medicated BOaEies
Patented October 10. 1879. One bog,
less.
NO. will cure the most obstinate cps
10 matter OF how long standing, ~
mo nanEeou doses o icubebs conaIha
n OF OF sandalwood. that are certain 10
produce dyspepsia by deatrov,ng ~ ~
coatings of the stomach sAe
Price Sl.5O. Sold by all druggists, Or
mailed on receipt of price. For furthSr
Pssassiculars az send for circular. p. o, Box
ianls-sm s. John d.. New Y0rh Y
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PHILADELPHIA MARK Ers.

WEDNESDAY. Mar. 3, 8 p. M.
FLOUR is quiet NJ former rates. Sales
ofl9OO barrels, includi Minnesota ex-
ras, Il %. .25 a6 so Ior clear, and at k9.T5 a
! for straight; PennR. extra family, al
e5.75 a6; Western do. do. at e6.76 a Z, and
patents at $7.60 =. Rye -four Is quiet
at S4.76 per barrel.
GRAIN.-Wneat is firmer and options a
fraction higher. sales OF 800 bush. red al
tl.32. At the open board, Sl.3l was bid Tor
| March, $l.3l for April, Sl.3J1% for May and
.26ssk for June, and 8 .lsA for July. Rye
ls steaGy al S6e. for Peana. torn is In
including yellow, al 7O16c.; mlxedat7eK :;
steamer at % a zoo. No. 3 at 6sKc.,
and rejected 1T 6S1fc. at the open
board. 10000 bushels April sold at $3.50.
April. 7OKc. for May aud 7O1sc. ior June.
Oats are fai' ly active al full prices.
Sales nf 1900 bushels, including whi te,
at so 6lc., aud rejected and mixed at
4S 49Kc The receipts today were as
whea' COO bushels corn. S4O0 6i sh. oats,
LOO bush. malt, H6 bbls. whisky.
WHIsKEY.-We quote Western iron
bound al Sl.a per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. Msroh lB, s r. M
BEEF CATrLk were In demand thisweek
and prices traction higher 240a head
arrtv am sold at the different yards at
"a TIC. per lb., as 10 condition.
SHEEP were In fair dem md, and pr 'ces
were unchanged. 900 head arrived and
sold al the different yards at q TIC, aud
lambs at 8 &c. per To-, as to condition.
hoes were in active demand. 5000
head arrived and Bold at the dinerent
yards at 9 lOc. per lb.. as to condition.
Park Drove Yard SID and Lancaster o.~.
nus. Vest Philadelphia. March IL.
SHEEP-Extra I'm IN I0n lha az 20 u
good, 81 TO lui lbs. 9 to 0Nc.; fair, ~ to b
lbs. 81 to 54c culls, 4 TO A4c. good
lam 6s, 81 TOT medium, 81 to6 ;ca- YES
. toe. Arrivals, b2tO head.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-14

Anr enrieher of the blood and purifier
Ofethe System; cures assitnde and lapk
Of enerRy; such is Browns Iron Btters.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-14
THIRD EDITION
Knelroaalona fOrTo,Day, ,

For the Middle Atlantic staies. fair
weather, northwest winds, shifting to
south and west during the night, wlth
ulawly rising temperature aud higher
hsfOnstsr. 81