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The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
-. rronrs of ! Murderer

New YoRK, April 2O.--Slndram, ~
condemned murderer, who - 70 ps
hanged tomorrow, was closely guarded
tonight by the deputy sherhs who hAve
rim Ia charge. He spent bis time IN
talkInp 10 them and in writing letters:
His mother, accompanied By bis son ana
daughter and two lady friends, called
on bIm during the afternoon. They
we're tearched before admission. 10
Mrs.. sindram's bonnet was found COD
cealed an oilalone sharpened to . point
at one end. s =.
give this implement TO her son, - lDsI
he might use II ln an attempt 70 take
hrs lie. She stopped with him SONS
lime. and be seemed affected when part
Iup With them. Slndram ate a hearty
snpper, aud the Tombs physician pro-
uounced him healthy and strong. he
Is calm and self-possessed, and bis prillt
ual attendant, Rev. DR.. Morgan, SAID
that ne bad broken down somewhat.
He expressed q wish to see the gallows
on which be was 10 be hung; but this
was not gratliled. At midnight the con-
demned man was seated with McGloin,
another condemned murderer, at . table
and by the light Of . Ia llow dip was en-
gagged In playing game Of casino, In
Shich he evinced the deepest Interest
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
DR.. GRIFFIN GOES BACK TO
KIRKBRIDE'S,

DR.. F. Fl. Irifnn, the youthful ply
sician Of 1928 Walnut street, whom
the Corouer's jury found responsible
for the death OF Mrs. Ann Quinn, of
1872 Moravin street, through the
administering of POISONOUS drugs TO
the patient on the night of April z,
was yesterday brought into Judge
Flnletter's Court from the Fifth DIS
trict station house. where he had been
detained for the night, on an applIca-
tion for release on bail. After a con-
sultation between J. Warren Conisou,
his counsel, and Assistant District
Attorney Warwick, Judge Finletter
decided to allow the defendant to enter
$4,000 bail fot his appearance at the
next term OF court. Chas. P. Fisher.
OF V49 South Third street, became his
security, after which the defendant.
mis- father, counsel and several friends
left the court room. Young Griffin
showed no more outward signs of
interest In the proceedings than if he
had been an infant IN arms. He was
taken back to Kirkbride's In the after
noon.- TimeS.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
re nen1h ofparwln.

At his quiet home in Kent, bis books
and plants around him, Charles Darwin,
the naturalist, yesterday passed away.
His work was done. He could have
added little to the fabric which he spent
his life IN raising, and which now stands
as his monument, more lasting than
bronze. His discoveries had been an-
nounced to an age which was prepared
to receive and understand them. He
spoke to q world which was as eager TO
explore new realms Of science rs, three
ce0turies before, 1t had been eager to
fnd new habitable places in the globe.
And though Darwin had never 10 en-
counter any formidable opposition to his
theories he was unwearied in fortifVlng
them with fresh examples drawn from
his garden and bis labratoTy. His life
was an DsEervlng quest for truth, both
genial and happy-lhe life Of Socrates In
all but It's close-Heralk.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
TIE coRWTN AND THE CREW
OF THE RODGEES.

Ithas been decided not 70 send The
United States steamer Iroquois 70 the
rslief Of the officers aud c.ew OF the
Rodgers ct Tiapka, but instead 70 use
the revenue steamer Corwin for that
purpose. The CorwIn is now At San
francisco under orders 10 sail on the
25th fJr a cruise In AlAskan waters.
The plan now Is that she shall continue
her cruise 70 Tlapka as soon ~ the con-
diditlon flhe Ice IN the Northern sea
will permit, aud transport Capt. Berry
aud Q party TO the nearest port visited
by the regular line u steamers, so that
they can be brought home at the earliest
moment. The Secretary Of the Treasury
has approved Of secretary Chambers
applications for the use Of tue CorwiO.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
Little victims of Tr,ehInOsIs.
TWO CHILDREN AFTER EATING BOILED
HAM, ARE FATALLY ATTACKED.

TWO CHILDREN AFTEK BATTING BOILED
HAM, ARE FATALLY ATTACKED.
Two cases ofIrichinosis have appeared
In Camden since Sunday lnt in the per
sons Of The vounR eoDs OF thomas Ryan,
residing at 742 WalUut street. The chill
dreu, whose names are James, eighteen
months old, and John. four years OF age,
ate somewhat freely Of q piece of bolsd
ham on Wednesday week, as dtd aso
the parents. since then no pork mas
been used by the family. The children
are the only ones attacked. Ihey snOWeu
no sigts of illness uutil SUNDAY att T.
moon. when both seemed to be afflicted
with lameness in the left leg. DIR. Tay-
IoT. of Sixth aud Walnut streets, CAM
den, was called upon to prescribe for the
children, who suffered great pain In the
stomach, accompanied with heavy tever.
JAMES, the younger, suffered the most.
Up TO that time the parents did not
know what was the cause OF their III
nefs, nor lid the doctor until he ques-
toned them upon the different kinds OF
food the little boys had eaten during tue
week. The father remarked In Casual
way that the family had eaten plentt-
fully oil bold ham on "Wednesday. The
case, which bad been puZzlinR to tue
physician, now seemed clear enough
and wbeL be asked for the remainder oi
the ham TO have It examined he wrs
t,li that the bone and scraps were
thrown away. Last night Or. Walsh
who was attending the children, said
that in his opiniOn the Children could
not live and both were sinking rapidly
The worms had penetrated every por-
tIoA Of their bodies and everything that
medical aid could do would probably be
unavailing.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
TheJews.
LoNpoN, April %. 1852.


The Allegemeine ZeituRg, Of Vienna,
publishes an aeeoutt rec Iy.d frsm tue
Route, which saws ttas ih. troopa,
previous to The arr val OF the Gover1o Z
OF rodolia, at Bslta, aided in plnndeTing
l. st4ad Of protecting the jews there.
FO ty persons were seriously injured
during the progress u ,he RIOS. sJms , I
whom have siGoe cieJ. Fully a thou :.
and houses were DESTROYED apd the
damage done is estimated at 600, ,O00
rublep.
VIENNA, April 2O.-The "Alleee-
incline Zsit1ng publishes an account re-
ceived from the troLtier, which says that
the trOops, prevIoHS 10 the arrival Of the
Governor OF PodOlia At y il,a, aided IL
plu1derlng instead ot protecting tht
Jews there. Forty peisons we're serious
ly injured during the progress Of th'
riots. SONS OF whom have since died
Fully one thousand houses were de
stroyed and the damage done is tstIma
tec at 4,500. 900 roubIes.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
ANTHER SKELETON.

The wife Of Lieutenant Governor Ia
eor, Colorado millionaire, has brought
SUIT Tor separate maintence, iDfidsilty on
The part Of the husband being charged.
MRS. Tabor asks that she be awarded the
hne house on Broadway, Denver, which
sue now lives in, and that 1t be set
apart for her exclusive use. 1t is the
hnsst residence in Colrado, and is valued
AZ Sl50,OOO. She Furthermore asks for
$5O,OOO per year for her maintenance.
allegiDg-t that her husband is worth be.
tween $1,000, 900 and $S,000,OO0. 1t is
stated that If Mrs. Tabor will sue for
divorce, the suit will be allowed 10 90
6y default, and he will give her the
broadyay house and 100000 outright,
but she will not consent TO a divorce,
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view Cn.sle Presbztsrz.

PRINCESS ANNE, Nd, April 2O.-ID
the presbyteFy yesterday afternoon the
Rev. J, Harvard Nixon, ID. D., presen-
ted and had read an article on "The
Endowment Of Churches" BY Mr..
George w. Bush, Wilmington. At the
evening" session the following clergy aud
laity we're elected commissioners to the
General Assembly: Revs. s. A. Gayley
and +. b. DavAl; Elders j. r. McCul-
Tough and Theodore +. CLARK; k;alternates,
w. Il. Crosby and E. B. Frazer. The
time 4 holding the fall meeting was
changed TO the first Tuesday 10 October,
the next stated meetiDg to be held 10
Newark, The overtures Of the General
Assembly on the reconstruction oftbe
synod were not adopted. Tie presby-
terry reassembled At 8 so O'Clock this
morning and proceeded TO examine Mr..
Z. A Snook, a candidate who will pro-
baby be ordained. Rev. DIR. Nixon,
chairman Of the committee on systema-
tic beuefic q, ,repori e ! contributions from
50 churches, Agglegatlng $500. One
half OF these contributions was received
from two Wilmington churches and
from q score of contributors ih each
church.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
WILD DEER MADE TAME.

A e0RRowFUL SIGHT IN ONE OF THE
FLOODED SECTIONS OF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans Democrat.
at high mound back Of the Dunn.
barton and Lamarque places, called
Belle Island, it was reported that
there we're many deer in a starving
condition, and 10 savo what We could
DIR. Campbell and your correspondent
started out in skiffs with some of the
hands. Belle Island is about two mile
back from the Tensas, and rises above
the highwater about eight feet, in the
midst OF a canebreak. Arriving at the
mound IL was crowded with cattle and
around It q sight the like Of which
will probably never again be seen by
those who witnessed it. In the water
the bodies Of over fifty deer were lying
fostering In the sun, the stencil pois-
oning The air for some distance around.
The cattle had driven them on the
crowded mound, and they were lying
five deep.
Among the cows and pigs seven
beautiful wild deer were standing
quietly, their large eyes fixed upon
the new comers. They were quite
tame at first, but gradually drew away.
With an improvised lariat two were
soon caught and put on board the
skiffs. They struggled but little. and
were in better condition than would
be supposed. The others swan into
the cane and returned as we were
pushing of. After they were taken
on board the Susie they soon accepted
food from the hand and seemed to be
come quite tame.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
ssasral Foreign news.

LONDON, April 21, 1882.
The proceeds Of Thursdays sale of
the Sunderland library were 1923.
An ex-manager of the Bsnque de
Lyon at Loire has been arrested at
Lyons.
During the month 1857 emigrants
left Hamburg ,most Of them for the
United States.
Intelligence has been received
at Dundee that the Greenland seal
fishery has been complete failure
The Grand Duke Vladimir, oil
Russia, arrived in Wiesbaden yester
day. The Emperor William receiv-
ed him at the depot and embraced
him.
There was O strong demand On
Thursday for Anglos American cable
shares on reports that an agreement
would shortly be effected with SsMr,
Gould.
There is no truth in the report
telsgraphed from the United States
LnAt mr. y. d. HaVerly, the Ameri'
cen theatrical manager, who is now
m this country is dead.
The funeral Of Emile Loisset, the
iamoua equestnenne, took place in
Paris on Thursday. The coffin was
covered with Wreaths, one of which
Was sent by the Empress of Austria
Tab Bey, brother of the Bey of
Tunis, who was arrested and i'm
prisoned in Tunis for conspiring
against hls brother, has been releas.
ed on parole, having promised to
abstain from intrlgues.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
Forepaugh tosue Rarnum.

81 will sue Barnum, Bailey &
Hutchinson for libel, with damages at
500. 600, just as soon as they enter
Philadelphia" said Aean ForepauRb,
the famous Snowman, at the circus
last night. "They have libslled me
in the very first line of their advertise.
ment in to days papers," continued
he. "They declare in letters as big
as gravestones-'Adsm Forepaugh i'm.
peached y What have l been inn
peached for? That's a plain an
nouncement that / have committed
some criminal offense, and they have
got to suffer for it. There will be no
let-up this time the case will be
pushed right through"
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
Terrific storm in PeausyIvania.

LANCASTER, Pa, April s0.-A ter
rife storm Of wind and rain, accom-.
panied by thunder and lightning,
passed over this city and county last
evening, doing considerable damage.
AT Terre Hill, in East Earl township,
the large stone church OF the Evan
gelical Association was struck by
lightning and entirely destroyed, with
ali its contents, except two organs.
The high wind made the FIRE burn Sc
fiercely that the whole village was IN
danger of destructiSn, aud the male
population was out 10 force to prevent
the flames spreading. There 10 no
fire apparatus in the village, and the
fire had to be fought by the BUCKET
brigade.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22

Malaria, Chills and Fever. and Bilious
attacks positively cured with Enjoys
Standard Cure Pllls-an infallIble rene
dyi never fail to cure the most obs tinate,
long-standing cases where Quinine and
all other remedies had failed. They are
prepared expressly for ma arlous sections
In double boxes, two kinds of Pills, CON
tanning a strong catharLic and q chill
breaker, sugar-coaLed; contain no Qui-
nine or Mercury, causing no gripirg or
tain ihtheir action and harmless Ia Ali
cases; they effectually cleanse the sys-
lem, and give new life and tone TO the
oody. As household remedy they are
unequaled. For Liver Com mpiainL tn sir
equal is not known; one box will have a
wonderful effect ou the worst case
Ihey are used and prescribed bv physi-
clans, and sold by druggists everywhere
or sent by mail, Is and 80 cent boxes.
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, best ever
made, only 10 Gents. Standard Cure Co.
ia Nassau Street, New York.
aptl7-d&W8
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Heavy Fal.urs ~ AIex narla, Va

Heavy Fassure ~ Alex ndrias Va.
Measrs. B. J. Burgess & Co., gusno
manufacturers OF this city, made an
assignment to-day for the benefit Of
th cir creditors. The liabilities of the
firm amount to about $40, 600; asseta.
$40, 600 and 1850 tons cotton seed
Rusno. The causes which forced the
firm TO make the assignment are said
to be the failure TO make oollec ions in
the South and the manufacture Of more
guano than could be sold. A vessel
With cargo Of guano belonging 10 the
firm was libeled In Baltimore last
week .-Ales0Rdrid Va } Castle.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
Who Can Aswer

MR.. EDITOR Can you inform the citi-
zens OF this city If the editor Of the Morn
ing NetOS was not at one time editor, UT
connected in some way with that immor-
al paper sold here tome time Ego and
called the ODI? The question has been
asked us sevei al times, and judging
from the defaming character Of It's diio-
rials upon citizens of this ci, y and State,
we think 1t must be the Lancaster 0lOL
under another nsme that has squaLLed
among uss
CITIZEN.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
Tn0 Democratic Fina@ee committee
wAsHNGroN, April 10

The heard Of control OF the Democratic
Congressional campaign committee has
appointC1 the following "nnsnce com
mittee:" Hon. ii. @ Davis, of West
Virginia, chairman, w. W. CorcoIsn, of
Washington, d. c., August Belmont, of
New YORK, Augustus SehelL OF New
FORK, G. w. Br.Ce, of Ohio, Goe. I. Mar
RSe, Of California, Hou. ]. Il McDeEald,
Oi Indiana, Hon, NJ. N Helan. Of New
York, h 3 Packer, OF Pennsylvan a, W.
r. TraverF, OF New YORK, Gen. W. B.
FTanklln, OF 1nrc ,ticut, J. L. d. Horri-
son. of NIL -ou.., L. g. g rretson, Of New
son, Hoo. Lewis Beach. OF New York,
x. j. NR1derpool, of New York, Abram
{. Hewitt Of New York, j. W. singleton,
Of Illinois, and j. 8. Barbour, of Virginia
Representative Phillip B. Thompson, of
Kenguekyg. has been added to the board
OF control, and selected IS fits secretary.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
W. M. KENNARD & co.
Gal MARKET ST.

O< IVA AANAAA W 1s
Wilmington, Delaware.
To those who have not
yet seen our stock of Spring
Dress Goods, we would say
that we have never shown
as fine a line of fine goods,
nor one containing so many
novelties. We know that
we own many styles not to
be found in any other house
in this city. Then we have
many fabrics at low prices
which make neat and taste
full combination dresses for
ladies and children. We
never had so many shades
of light blue, pink and cream
Cashmers and Abatross
cloths as at the present time,
and the public have shown
their appreciation by being
liberal buyers the last two
weeks.
We opened this morning,
a line of Moires in black,
blue, wine, green, brown and
steel.
/ Our stock of kid gloves
was never as complete.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
LIauid or Dry.

Son people prefer TO purchase nedi-
cines In the dry state so thai they can sae
for themselves that they are purely vege-
table. OtbeIs have not the time or de.
eire TO prepare the medicines, and wish
1t already to use.
To accommodate each class the pro-
prietors OF Kidney Wort now offer that
well-knoWn remedy in both Liquid and
dry forms.
Sold By druggists everywhere Truth
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
Rioss stnEngsaaa.

4 LoNDoN1 ApFH ~ AoV1'
The riots in CamboEne, Cornwall, grow
Nnr oct OF iN-feeling ngainst. the 1r.sh
mina1s. were renewed last night The
mob et5aed tie police, vino theFeupon
InharQeA nDon them. Several ofthe pol;ca
and populacs were Injured.
A serious riot has occurred at Ruaoop
Waies, owing to strike OF the collieIs.
The n ofaEs did grsat damage TO property.
a detaohment o. @ilttia has been sent 20
40uell the disturbances.
Extra precautions have been taken q
the Wool stch Barracks In consequences
of the reoeipt OF q letter disclosing an
intention 70 blow mp the barracks.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS

IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS.
The President sent the following
nominations to the Senate yesterday: !:
Alphonso Taft, of Ohio, to be envoy
extraordinary minister plenipoten-
tiarY of the United States to Austria.
VIM: L. Dayton, Of New Jersey, to
be Minister resident Of the United
states 70 the Netherlands; Nicholas
Fish, OF New York, to be minister
resident to Belgium; John M. Fran
ces, OF New York, to be charge
d'atiaires to Portugal; p. p. Wick-
ersham, of Pennsylvania, to be
charge d'atfaires to Denmark, Adam
Badeau, of New York, 10 be consul
general at Havana; Harry L. Slaight
OF New ork, to be United States
consul at Prescott.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
aPaid for Biting"

II Tndia twenty Thousand people DIE
Of the bites Of vsnOmous seFpens every
year, and this thoagh q rawsrd 10 offered
fer the head OF every serpent.
But here AZ, 600 die annually from the
bite OF this kissing serpent rum, and We,
instead 6g ofHtrtng rswards, open the
government TIL, and say, 1--WE shall
charge you . thOpsand dollars Per man
EoE Perlhinsi0n 70 bi.e.7
". o. T. o.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
Foreigners in Egypt.

- AsOmDUry Aprn ~, 1ccz.
Both the EnglIsh and French eoRsuls
At Cairo have energetically demonstrated
with the authoritias concerning the bIu-
tai bondua oftha police toward for
eigners arrestsd for connection with .
ntrest disturbance
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
Fear Not.

All kidney and urinary complaints.
especially BriRht's Disease, Diabetes
and liver troubles Hon Bitters will surely
aud lastingly cure. Cases exacily hks
your own have been caured IN your own
neighborhoo1, and you can find reliable
proof at home Of what Hop Bitters has
and can do. .''
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
IrYou are slaaned

In health from any cause, especially from
the use OF any Of the thousand nostrums
that promise so largely, with long fic-
uu0us testimonial, have no fesr Re-
sort to Hop Bltters at Oooe, aud IN .
short time ysu will have the moht robust
and blooming hoalth.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
aratrtaae InezpreaaIbIe.

PATTERSON, n. J. May To- I5SI'
II. Il. wARNER, 8 Co.: SIrs-I cannot
aABe languages expressive enough TO con-
Vex my appreciation ofthe value Of you.
DhfS Kidney and Liver Cure In ali
diseases of the kidneys, liver and urinary
organs. never lose IN opportunity 70
recommend It highly.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
ACIanr Cnunnrar,nn

Gan he had by every lady who will use
Parker's Ginger Tonic. Regulating the
internal organs aud purifying the blood
1t quickly removes pimples aud gives q
healthy bloom to the cheek. Read
about It In another column.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
Vre.a rs-ssraas'. I.s. Eaisls-
city Cheeks.

City TIeasEnF Guthrie, ,desircs parties
In whose favor checks were drawn 81 the
meeting Of Council on Friday night last
10 call at bis Office and get them. Quite
q number are awaiting claimants.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
Special NOTICES.

~SrONONION~l~NN0N NN0NNNOO-NN.OLO~
A CAkD.
To all who are suffering fron the srrorz
end indiscret1ons of youth, nervous
&C., will send recipe that will cnTe
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
In South America. Send q self-addreased
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
@tafson q. Ns'O York CstV. oct2S-d&w6m,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

~ 171.-11 17111 4111I N7NN lie 1aAE5EA n
MONDAY. April IL, P. N.
BEEF CATTLE were active and
fully &c. per Id. higher. 2400 head
arrived and sold at the different
yards at Ga SIC. per lb., the latter rate
for extra.
SHEEP were in demand and prices
were fraction higher. TOO head arrived
and sold AT 5a71zc., and lambs at s &c. /,
per lb,, as to COZ dttioh.
Hoes were in fair demand and
prlets were a fraction higher. 300
head arrived and sold at the dinerent
yards at 9alO1zc. per h.. as to eondi-
tion.
Park Drove Yard SD and Lancaster 0ve.
nue.. West Philadelphia, April Is.
SHEEP-Extra, ITO TO 100 lbs, II;
ibs., 9 TO 6kc culls, TO So. good
lambs, TO ~; medium, 6N to 81; cal yes
to o, Arrivals, 1850 head.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22

A true assistant to nature In restoring
tue system to perfect health, thus enah'
Ing It to resist disease, is Browne Iron
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
THIRD EDITION
..II.1.I..al.....n enrTn-nar.

Na11saaaoms foF To-Day.
NsF Ehn Middle and Atlantic states
shiR wsathsr, nofthsrly shifting to east
srly winds, stationary or higher bare
snatS SaelonsFs temperntnra.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22

BRowN's IRON BITTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Bitters made BY
Brown Chemical CO., Baltimore. Crossed
red lines and Trademark on wrapper.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
CAPTrAL PRIZE. $4,000

1857 Prizes, amounting to.'''''.'" a,ovl.
ResponsibIe corresponding age,nnr nSr Soa Oen.
ed al All pOints, TO whom lDer"i WEI
sation wDl be paid. ,,r,,a clearly,
For further Information, sass WIZ by ei.
giving full address. Send orpetS Money or
press or Registered Leiter, er 70 ~
der by mall, addressed only pnpHIN,
W. NJ; 4. pASamIs posIsaps Ia,
or n, A. DAUPHIN at ,.or. Illinois
IN LaSalIe Street. Chicago
Or NJ. A. DAUPHlN, ,..,,,pgtou, D. u
sO7 seventh st., Wasnlhs'T,,o ~ Chr
The New York Office is remo''o
Il. B,-orders addressed tonttsn. to I'm
leans win receive prompt a''en
The particular attention Of odniiPe ,hP nun.
is called TO the fact that u 1ech Month!
Esr STaina Is Is sold and consequently and
prizes In each drawing arc
drawn and paid. enri9-IVd&T-
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
w. M. KENNARD & CO.
CARPETlNCS,
INVITATION TO CARPET
BU YERS ...

You had better buy now
while we have a complete as
sortment of the NEWEST
STYLES, which we offer at
very attractive prices, and our
prices are conceded to. be
lower than you will meet
with elsewhere. 1t is not
likely that you can gain any
thing by waiting.
BODY BRUSSELS.
We exhibit many new de-
signs in Body Brussels Car
pet, which are worthy of spe-
cial notice.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY,
ONN-N4NNN/NNfes
Particular Notice.

EMAhAC0A8A 0Oh
Ali the drawings will hereafter %
der the exclusive supervision and eooI
OF GENERALS q. 7. BEAUhEuAnF
and JUBAL A. EARLY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
WIN A RTUNE, HIn
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, GLASS
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, ma
can, Iss2-IAAth Monthly DRAWING
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY W
Incorporated in 1883 for Is years CE RAT VI
Legislature for Educational ana SpnMI M !
table puFposes-wish a capital OF siGEs
OOO--to which O reserve funu Vi s'9fI
600 has since been added. .,o,. n
BY an overwhelming popular wy n,assn1
franchise was made part OF tne H. ", 4
state Constitution adopted DecelnO''
A. D., 1879. n.vIusl
ATS Grand single Number Drauas1| ~
Will take place monthly. a etSo nesS. I'M I'M
or postp0ses. Look at the iOiio"inA
tributIon: