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The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
Another GarfieId Letter.

The New York Herald of yesterday
publishes the following letter, the origi-
nal or which, 1t says, Is in the hands of
parties of the highest respectabllity
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVE, WASH
IhGroN, ID. g., January 18th, 1S8O-My
Dear General; Yours of The Goth De-
cember came just IS I was leaving for
Ohio, or 1t would have been answered
sooner. have tried tor some time to
get hold of the article 10 the New York
sun, to which you refer, and have not
yet been able to do so. / have been
told its substance by two or three per-
sons who have seen IL. can only say ,
in absence of the article itself, that any
charge, whether 1t comes from Dana or
any other liar, to the effect that was in
any sense untrue to you or unfaIthful to
our friendship has no particle of truth
In it.
On my way from your army to WASH
inRton 1 met Mr.. Stanton at Louisville.
ana when he denounced you in vigorous
language l rebuked him, and earnestly
defended you agai asst his assaults. l did
the same as you remember, In the
House OF Representatives. very soon AZ.
ter entered that body. If you will
SEND me Dana's article, or II 1 can find
q copy OF II, l Will, lfyou think best,
write and publish q reply.
1t is true that 1 was an occasional
correspondent OF Secretary Chase. Sel-
eral times, while / was your chief of
stat, he wrote me In regard to the pro-
gress OF the war, and asked my opinions
on various questions connected with IL,
put L fearletsly challenge all the rasoals
In the world to publish any such letters
written by me. They are welcome to all
tne capital they can make out of them.
with kindest regards aD ,ss ever, your
IfdSn1; j. A. GARFIELD
To General Rosecrans.
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rs.n s...r4.,. L... madden
Investigating King AHeohsn.

The bill for the appointment Of com
mission 20 investigate the alcohol ic
liquor trafdc, which has been under con.
slderation In the United States Senate
Tor two veebs, passed that body yester-
DAY 6y the decisive vote Of 81 To IA.
Lne Dill provides for the appointment
OF commission Of seven persons, not
more than four of whom shall be OF the
same political party, nor be advocates
o. prohibition, who shall investigate the
alcoholic liquor traffic, its relation 70
revenue and taxation, aud It's general
economic, criminal, moral and scientific
aspects in connection with crime, &C.
The commission is also directed TO in-
quire a. 10 the practical results oFlicense
and prohlbltory legislation. The COM
mlssioners are too severe without salary
but an appropriation Of SIC, 100 is made
Tor their expenses, and they are to re-
port within eighteen months.
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The New CnrdanaHa

The announcement that the Holy
Father proposes to create seven new
cardinals will be read with interest by
Catholics Of this country. Several
years ago the Pope made q gratifying
Impression upon the Catholic Church
In America by elevating to the dig
nifty OF cardinal our venerable and
illustrious townsman who now pre-
sides over the Catholic hierarchy of
New York. 1t would be an advant-
age, we think, to the Church, and a
still further recognition of the zeal
of the Catholics Of America, If Pope
Leo would follow the example Of his
predecessor and create another oardi-
nal for the United States. Baltimore
Is the leading city Of the Catholic de-
nomination, and 1t would be only 1T
ting to confer upon the Archbishop
who resides there the dignity of a car
dlnal.-N. Y. Herald, March 10.
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Now Jersey Conference.

MrLvILLE, N. j., March 1O.-In the
New Jersey Methodist Episcopal
Conference this morning, the devo-
tional services were conducted by
Rev. b. O. Lippincott Or. Miley, OF
DRw Seminary, and DR.. Hunt, score
tary OF the American Bible Society
addressed the conference. The com.
mittee appointed to formulate charges
against d. NJ. De Hughes reported.
he was placed on trial for permanently
abandoning the work assigned him
and was expelled from membership In
the conference. A committee to con-
slider the changing of the annual ses>
sion OF conference from spring to fall
was appointed. The conference then
adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
Gphtheria,

a e0ln or sore thrnas
amount 10 much, and n NAY not M.
~ can easily be cured ~, hp,,,oilpQy No.
s1lgWsu Dy comnummisc iscs.s neglect i -
30 medlctne has ever been S,r " dlphtA'.1
aCt5 90 quickly and nls - ..sc0Yefed ~
EAaA.1AN DAVIS PAIN ~ ~ islch -, \
prompt use OF this inpay,,aIi,all allER, \,
saved thousands OF livee HuOss rsaai, n
fAGnAtK DAVIS PATw
100 hn experiment.. II has hAlln
RlnLlc TOT Forty years. and zen Oeioea \.
WneFe IL fs best known N u moa ~
"a a lev extracts from VoluDta,v 49,.
PAfN KI7.l.KR hna ham ruN
eoloa tQr tho past twenty. .seve,, ea'.n nod fsn,h.
Pefer Known Il 10 faif IN su yeats, M
- 3. y. CssslI9kkh, IN MilliAmsvilIe. N ~
Fn,,na n ! 49, ysats have used PAnru
EhTcal BiHrSN .sSASASs'm ss AISsm'dy for cold n !!
navs received immediate relis, a..
pore thFQak. and cOnaider yo,,. .sI tron ulA :.
NYSluA0ae remedye-dEO. B. EvEisiT.1s, AN fEall, Nm
have just recovered from .
which I have had for some nan tI,a.V .VeY uya /.
relieved me imnsdiAieIlygir iIlgr AN All, KlIa 4
without TIC. o. ToRok' Lownn,aa.in n,a negIu ~ NJ
nase e59R fAkN hILI.ER In my fsMF.
EEVfsE. wv WaynesboTc. s nsceS al snoWn tito iSl-R,s
pe8nn usinB Pam KII.LER In mxn
ave yeara ago and have used Ii avs, y
k0und no medicine 10 take ia MAJ sinss Il q
DrugEise Oneida. NY. N-hWtS tS
For Whooping cough. and crorn "a
preparation mAda. We Wotild nntH u !
A; y. Hours, Ldberty Miils' Va H'' 70 sithat
EoE twenty-nve years I have useA H..
Ior colds and ohapped lips, and eons,aialns ~ lln
WeHohe ever onered d-GEo. HooP PER Etsla ~
was suffering severely with bron.A,..
any fooG was advised 10 I2i1 try 1oS, sS.ISce 3 NJ
c1lredMT cnn w1nassso,f ws4L,ns 2 few doses wa q 1sS
DIT. WALTON writes from Coshoc.op. v
kIlLEn cures diphthoria and sore tbTn,ll " 1
mEiy pr9Vnlent here, and has not - y
LAl IN . single Instance. This faet ~ ~
make known 10 the world. W 4
Mrs, ELLEN b. MAsoN writes. Mv~..
Violently sick with diphtheria' hisb tsvsus tsa w
oniuA 30 many children have disd n ~ NJ
AFRAID 20 eall q physician, and tTisd - ~.
mlnL4 ne was taken on Sund,V 4.
NeQq1ssdAy Nq MS THROAT wns clear. Ii ~ \ !.
poor mothers who are losing 80 Inspy an aSSii IN I
For Chnls and Fever PAIN KuIS,,
no equal II cures when everything S-1
Delays are often dangerolls 4 ~.
PAIN KILLER IN the house, II a sasac,.,a '.
no family should be without.
AL drgggistssell II at 2SC., 500, ana
PERRY DAVIS q SON, pwi
Providence |
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The Myasorious BOSTON Murder.

BosToN, March 10.-The man Ed
munds, who was arrested at Salem on
on suspiclon Of being the murderer Of
MIS-. Bell, had hearing this aiterRoon,
but was not fully identified by the per-
sons who saw the murderer as he walked
away from Mrs. Bells house. He will
De Kept In confinement for the present.
The proprietor of . hardware store on
washington street, near Oaks street,
says bis first customer on Tuesday
Eorning after opening the store ct 7.3O
was man whose description tallies
completely With that Of the murderer,
and VIII w ought two-edged knife or
dirk similar 70 that which must have
been used TO stab Mrs. Bell.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
A Coal Mine Caves In.

WILKEsBARRE, PA, March TO-
The most extensive CAVERN ever
known in this vicinity occurred this
afternoon at The Baltimore mines
owned by the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company. Over two acres
OF ground went down, and the gap is
constantly widening. No one
was injured, but the people who
reside near by are leaving their
houses. Men are busilY engaged in
stopping the further progress OF the
disaster s5but were working under
great difficulties.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
Ths Telsphsas ana she Human Ear

The Telephone and sho Human Ear
The telePhone having come into
general use by our citizens, the ques-
ti0n Of its effect on the hearing OF
thnse who operate II, which has been
raised in some quarters, 10 Of wide~
spread interest. Whatever may have
been the effect else where, says the
Baltimore Gun, Il seems well assured
that 10 BaltlmOre no Injury has re-
suited to the hearing Of those who
daily and hourly have the instrument
as their ears. It 10 complained BY
some that the continued use OF the
talsphOae weaFies the senae Of hear
ing, but it has boen found that the
audifoEy organs adapt themselves after
Q short time TO ths instrument, and
become more acute In catching its
sounds. Like the eye which 10 used
In making extended examinations
with the microscope, the telephone
ear" Ia developed, and acquires grea'-
er power than before, resulting in
benefit rather than harm. The more
prominent of the specialists Of the
city who make q study Of disorders Of
the ear have had no complaints tracea.
BILE TO the telephone.
There are nov about 5000 Of these
instruments in use In Baltimore, To-
eluding transmitters, or 2, 900 receiving
telephones. The employees OF the
Telephone Exchange, who use the
instrument all day in making o0nnec-
tions as they are called for. suff,r no
Inconvenience In hearing ordinary
sounds after The three years Of SER
vice since the introduction Of the tele-
phone.
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Relief Promptly Granted ny Con.
HReDs.

WAsHIEeToN, March 1O.-The pas
sage Of the resolution by both houses
to-day directing the transportation and
distribution By Government vessels Of
supplies for sufferers from the flooded
Mississippi distncts, illustrates how
promptly COngress can dispose Of
business when so disposed. Mr.. Vest
offered the resolution In the Senate, it
was at once adopted and Clerk Simp-
son carried 1t over to the House. Con-
gressmen Taylor moved its immediate
consideration, and before Clerk Simp~
son could return to the Senate the
news Of its passage by the House was
known to Senators. It was imme-
diately reported back, and within half
an hour from the time Of It's presenta-
tion by Mr.. Vest, had been finally en-
crossed.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
Failures for the Hssk.

NEW YORK, March 1O.-R. G. Dunn
ana Co., OF the Mercantile Agency, re-
ports the failures In business for the last
seven days az 143 against 12s last week.
Inc Eastern States has 20, Western Al
"a MlodIe Il Southern "A, Pacific 10 and
New York city 7. The most Significant
failure in New York city was that OF
WIN. Runner and Co., an old respectable
mouse In the leather trade. The stoppage
OF veJ j. MaRnin, Guiden and Co., i'm
pected.
The case of Gen. Curtis was ca lied TO-
day In the United States Circuit Court.
Inc defendant Is Indicted for collecting
money from government officers for
pott'cai purposes. His counsel was not
Monday.
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REGISTER's ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE.

New Castle county, Del, Mar. 5, 1882
Upon the application of Charles p.
Lore and Joseph l.. Carpenter, EX.
eeutors OF Jacob p. Herd1nac. late ~
Wilmington Hundred in said county
deceased, II is ordered and directed bv he
Register that the kx cutors aforesaI6 a
give notice OF granting of ieIiers
Iestamentary pom the estate OF the
dc ceased, with the date OF granting Lbers-
Of, by causing advertisements 10 Be nost
ed within forty days from the date OF snch
letters, In six OF the most public places Of
Ine county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the sa
tate 70 present the same or abide bv an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 10 be
inserted within the same period in tho
" ,WiLMINGToN GAZETTE, a newspaperpub-
lished In Wilmington, and TO be oontIn.
ued therein Three weeks, (e o d),
s~~, Given under the hard and aa~i
l.. 8. OF of1ce OF the Register aforesaidl
t~~~~' at Wilmington In New Cas,1a
county, aforesaid, the day and year Sboye
written. 3. O. BI9GS. Register,
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BIennIsI Seasionn.

The New Jersey Senate has adopted
the constitutional amendment providing
for biennial sessiOns of the Legislature
and four years. term for Senators and
Governor. A similar amendment awaits
the approval of the New York Legisla-
ture, and the New York Times eays If
that body is at all conversant with pub.
lie opinion on this point 1t ought not to
have to walt long fol- adoption.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
Naturalization Refused u China

New YORK March 10.-United States
Commissioner Shields to-day gave q de-
cIsion refusing to give naturalization
papers to Hop Sing, ChinAman, who
applied for them yesterday. Hop Sing
said he owned part of silver mine 10
Nevada, and hAd,bee en- inthis city and coun
try for several years. The Commissioner
based bis refusal upon the decision Of
Judge Sawyer In q like case, who held
that the applicant was not free white
person within the meaning Of the sta
tute.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
The strike at Omaha

OMAHA, March 10.-The laborers
strike is becoming more serious hourly,
Adjutant-GenerAl Alexander arrived this
morning to confer about bringing troops
to protect non-union laborers when work
is resumed. 1t Is certain that a number
OF companies of regular and militia are
ready TO enter the city at short notice.
AT strikers meeting this veniDR
speeches we're made urging the men to
act upon what were claimed as their
rights, without regard to the military.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
rhe ChIcaxo wheat Market.

There was considerable excitement
in the Chicago wheat market on SAT-
urday. The price for April delivery
was bid up from $1.31 to 81 35 by the
bull operators, and threats were made
to ca rry the figures to $1.40. Many
Of the shorts became alarmed and set
tied at $1.34, after which there was a
reaction of cent. 1t is estimated
that two millions or more we're set
tied, and the bull clique is supposed
to have reaped profit of SS00,0OO so
far.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
Health is Wealth [

m DR. y. Q. VESTS NERVE AND BRArN
TREATMENT; a specifi for Hysieria. .Diz-
Eaness, Mn, C0nvulsions, Nervous Headache,
Spermatorrhoea, Impotency .Involnn Nj y, ,
emissions. Premature Old Age, caused
9y yover-exertion, self-abuse, OF oyer-in-
anigence; which leads to misery, decay
cases. Each box Contains one mnn1Si ~
sreatme4L One dollar box, or Eix
boxes for hve dollars sent BY mail pra.
Pala on receipt price. We Vuarantee six
racais,so ~ cure ~, any case, With each order
leu with nve dollars, we win send the
purchaser our written guarantees 10 re-
ss sern the money IL the treatment does not
r. SuTe: 4narantees issued only by
SOle agent. SDoh. Del'
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ParneIl,n prison Trnntmant.

LONDON, March l0.-The Daily
News this morning denies the re-
port that Mr.. PRrnelI was recently
punished by solitary confinement bee
cause a warden of the prison charg-
ed him with attempting to bribe
him to smuggle letter out of the
prison.
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..rhan nnnanr rnna Ne

20 take q blue pill, but didp't for / had
already been poisoned twice by msr-
curry. The druggist told me to try Kid
ney-Wort, aud ] did. fs was1ust the
thing for my biliousness aod constlpa-
tion, and new I am IS we'll as ever
Torpid Kidneys and liver is the trouble,
fer which Kidney W ort Alwavs proves
70 be tho best remedy known.-HorVoTd
CourGat.
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DEGIsTER'B ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

New Castle Co.. January 2lst, 1882.
Upon the application OF Joseph Roberts
Administrator ID. b. n. c. T. A of John
Townsend. late Of Appoquinimink I'D, in
said couAtyj deceased, IL is ordered and
directed by The Register that the Adminis-
traitor ,afore said give notice of the grant
ing OF letters OF Administration upon the
estate Of the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof, by causing adj
yertisements to be posted within forty
days from the date ~ such letter.
in six of the most public places OF
the county of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same or abide by an
sct OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same To he
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, aneWspaper pub
ushed in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, g. o. d.
->l Given under the hand and seal
l.. S. OF office OF the Register aforesaid
'>-1 at Wilmington. In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. IS. Q. BIGGS, Register.
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N1NA 4 LIE M n NN1A y Z
MONDAY, March 6, 6P. N,


MONDAY, March 6, 6P.M.
BEEF CATTLE were dun thiaweek,
and prices traction lower 24O8 head
arriv d and sold at the different yards al
~ TIC. per lb., as 10 condition.
SHEEP were In fair demand, and prices
the different yards at INC, and lambs
at &c. per pound, as to condition.
HoGs were active and firmer. 5000
head arrived and sold at the different
yards at 81 lO<c per h.. the latter rate
for extra.
Park Drove Yard SID ana Lancaster 0,~.
nue.. West Philadelphia. March 4.
SHEEP-Extrn, Ito TO 100 lbs, 6k 10 7e.;
good, 90 TO lUO lbs, 81 67<c.; fair, oO 70 IS
lambs, e1 TOT medium, 5E to oom- SOM
mon, 1915 to e3 90; calves, 7 toe. Arrivals
oO6O head. Advance in price, but
butchers bought cautiously, and market
closed slow.
HAY AND STRAw.-Receipts OF hay, %
tons. There was a fair inquiry for good
gle car lots at Bis, 5000 No. 2 and infer
ior stock dragged heavily at prices rang
ing nom 3l8 down TO $40, according to
Quality and condition.. Rye straw was
quoted steady at t.5@ls.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY, Mar. 8, 5 p. M.
FLOUR is quiet at former rates. sales
OF 1900 barrels, includi Minnesota ex-
lras, at %. .25 az so for clear, and at 1915 a
FOR straight; Penna. extra family, at
~. 20 a6 Western do. do. at 1915 a Z, and
patents At $3.50 Y. Rye tlour Is quiet
at S4,76 per barrel.
GRAIN.-W Wheat is firmer and options a
traction higher. Sales of $500 bush red at
el.32. At the open board, sl.3l was bid for
March, Sl.sl for April, Sl.30X for May and
sL'z6ss ior June, and .lsk for July. Rye
Is steaoy al 86e. for Penna. Corn is Ia
fair requestand arm. Sales of 5000 bush.
including yellow, at 701zc.; mixedat 7eK !;
steamer at 80 a 7Oc. No. 8 at 6sX c.,
and rejected al 6811c. At the open
board. 10.0OO bushels April sold at 6926c. /;
6s1zc. was bid for March, 699zc. for
April. 7OKc. for May and 701zc. for June.
oats are ly active at full prices,
Sales OF 1000 bushels, including whi te.
81 30 6lc., and rejected and mixed at
~ 49Kc. The receipts to-day were as
follows: 4l80 barrels d Jur. 1000 bushels
Whea' TOO bushels corn. 340O bush. oats,
100 bush. malt, H5 bbls. whisky.
WHIsKEY.-We quote Western iron
bound at SI.20 per gallon.
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Forbladen the u.e Of the lralls.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-The Post
master General has declared that Chas.
K. Wilson, Of this city, has been con-
ducting fraudulent. enterprise through
the mails, and has forbidden the delivery
OF any money order or registered letter
addressed to him. Hls plan OF opera
lions was 10 send out circulars soliciting
subscriptions TO the Washington Home
Companion, q paper which he claims TO
manage, promising that the Goth sub
scriher would receive fine piano. He
then notofied each person replying that
he was the lucky subscriber, and asked
for remittance to cover boxing and ex-
Pense Of shipment, which were, general
ly forthcoming.
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RlOt Between the Races.
RALx1aH. N. @, March l2.

Fully one hundred whites and negroes
engaged in riot at Third Creek, this
{ State. A negro attacked a white man,
and when the latter defended himself
more negroes took part, " hen the whites
came TO the aid of the man aitacked.--
Troops went to the scene and arrested
many of the rioters aud p laced them in
jail. EA.
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YJHHE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.
5O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY Ath, 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily nom %
:, until P. M, and on Tuesday and 6at
day evenings from 7 to o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
egularly made In April and October.
When dividends are not wtthdraWne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per
manent deposits compound theil interes'
twice in each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement H. Smyth, George W. Bush.
CnRs. W. Townsend George s. Capelle,
Nathan'l r. Benson. NJ. l. Lchensteln
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darlips stop
". Hastings, job II. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. H. Swift
Anthony Hig gins.
GEO. W. BlfSH. Presi1sLL
EO. 3. CAPElALE, Vict President.
feb2l-lv e TAYLOR TreagUr r
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Proposed Revenue ReductIon.

WASHINGTON, March, 10 1t is under
ssood That the subcommittee of the
COMMITTEE on Ways and Means have
virtually agreed upon bill reducing the
internal revenue tag on whisky aud to-
oaceo, and removing the tax entirely
from number Of articles embraced In
schedule "a" The total amount of re-
duction In the internal revenue to be
effected bv the bill IS estimated ct about
so nO0, 900
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NOTICE

Ali persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator
on or before the 2lst day OF January
loo5' or abide the act OF Assembly in
Eucn case MADE and provided.
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
Administrator,
D. 3. N. Q T. A
Address Middls'own. Del.
lan2i 7yO,
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An enrieher Of the blood and purifier
Of the sys tenn; cures lassitude and lack
OF energy; such IS Browns Iron Bitters.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
THIRD EDITION
ImdieasiOns rOrTo.Day.

For the Middle Atlantic States, light
rains, with partly cloudy aud cooler
weather, northwest to southwest Winds
ana slowly rising barometer.
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To17TcH

All persons having claims against The
estate of the deceased must present ,he
same duly attested TO the Executors on
or beforeI March 8th, 1888, or abide the
act OF Assembly In such case madg ana
provided "iiu
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CHARLES B. LORE

AddIesszNo. 7O2 Market street, VII.
mington, Del. WI
mar'l 0wend
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EIIRsT NATIONAL BANk
II OF WILMINGTON
RKPosIroRY OF TIKI PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE t'NT
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CASH IER
Paid mp Capital, HH0OsOOO
Philadelphia, New York and Boston e.
change furnished to regular DepositOrB
without charge.
Discount DAYS, Mondays and Thursda,
at $50 A. N.
DIRECTORS.
Edward Belts, John II. AdaIas,
Clement B. smyth, James g. McComb
George W. Bush, William Ia tna1,
Smuel James, Eli Garrett,
SAINT Bancroft, Jr. janl-ly
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skObeIen FavOrs Blood ana Iron

LONDON, March 10.--A Berlin dis
patch 70 the Standard says: General
Skobelef has delivered an address to a
number Of Russian otficers stating that
the best Russian was the Gear. Europe
knows what be thinks on the Slave ques
tton. His recall was only new humilia-
tion proceeding fton the man who with
blood and iron had founded an empire
which must be destroyed by Russian
blood and iron.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
Suicide Ofn Broker,

BALTIMORE, March 10.--MF. Josiah
PenninRton,a "a We Unknown stock broker.
committed suicide this afternoon by
blowing out his brains with a pistol. n,
his home, No. % FFanklln street,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
TO PHI Y 8ICIANS
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER Oil

Anowlne from experience the dissatIs-
or many OF the em ulBions In the market
would call your attention to some OF
Textures OF the emulsion which have pra.
pared and dispensed for years with I'm
nnest Norwegian and the most scrunn-
lous care is exercised In the choice OF All
material and in ev cry detail OF itg mann
Lact9re. BY careful manipulation this
sible amount OF gum, and by the veIv mi.
nnLe olVlslen OF the Oil globuIes is render
ga very fluid and perfectly paIatable.-
Each tablespoonful contains 80 per cent.
~ W. ~ Anu rams Of Hypophosphite OF
% 81: Physicians WHO may d asiTe MEM
Put Up in pint bottISs, grlce al, Mann
Actured and s9ld wholesale and retail nv
W. q. WILLIAMS,
DRU06IgT
The daily gazette., 1882-03-13
ThOght IL Wasn't Loaded

GEORGETOWN, o., March 1O.-Mr,
Alexander King, aged So, was shot and
fatally wounded to-day by his nephew,
who was showing the old gentleman
how to use pistol when attacked by a
robber, the youth not knowing the plstol
he was handling was loaded.