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THE NEW YORK Photo Co., 123 18th, formerly
Davis branch,l will adopt the following prices for
their fine Photographic portraits during the sum-
mer months: one urge picture for framing, 81 :;
duplicate copies, 50 cts; finest cabinet portraits
Sc per doz-; card pictures, best STYLE 81 per doz
We guarantee To make rs gOOi work for the above
prices as Is made in this city; these prices 70
unue only till September LIST
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WHILE REBUILDISG-Ladies fine pencil kid but
Ton, 50, lot OF goat AMI Eli button boots, o..
sandals and opera slippers. 15c. gents fine hdn-
stitched low shoes, 81 50 and 81 durable low Shoes
S5c. and s1-25- Hahn'S reliable shoe house. SIC 9TH
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500 travelling trunks AMI 100 baby carriages sold
atreduced prices at X. Golischmids sig 7Jh St n W.
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Where? In Louisville, KY, in the magnificent
and liberal drawing OF the Commonwealth Dis
triOut1on Co, which takes place July 3ist. How?
By sending g without delay to r NJ. Boardman,
Louisville, KY.
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HARrs Roach Powder. Druggist. Depot III 81
street northwest
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PARASOIS in all colOrS. cleaned. and Grape wells
renovated equal 10 new ut A. FischcrS, 9Oj G ST.
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BEHrNp THE TIMEs.-Those gentlemen who have


never worn the London handmade goods in
hosiery. underwear &C., have still some lessons of
comfort to learn Taylor Hurry are about max
Ing an effort To extend the popularity OF this class
OF goods by inaugurating q reduced sale of the
entire stock On Monday next. There are very
many gentlemen in this city who date their hours
OF comfort. as far as agreeable hose and under
wear Is concerned, from casual call at this
house. Let many more come and learn the differ
ence between well-made goods and fiimSy fabrics.
One IS luxury and a pleasure, the other vanity
and vexatiOn OF spirit
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Music by section of the Marine band tonight
OF the Chester County Balcony. 80 9th st.
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Special Weather Bulletin.
SUNDAY TO BE A PAIR DAY.

The chief signal officer of the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer Is highest In the middle states and lower
lake region, and lowest in the Missouri valley.
where general rains have fallen. Southerly winds
prevail west OF the Mississippi and in the lake
region, and light nOrtherly I'm the Atlantic coast
states. Huron, Dakota, reports one inch and three
hundredthS rainfall during the past twenty-four
hours The temperature has risen in the north
west and fallen slightly in the Atlantic coast states
The following special temperatures were reported
at Am this morning: EastDort6io; MOntredl-6 81
Quebec, $50: Mt Washington, 400; Cleveland, 59o (;
Alpena and Duluth, 5So st. Paul, 6io; Denver and
San Francisco, 55o. Yuma reported 1859 maximum
temperature yesterday afternoon. Fair weather
Is Indicated on sunday In the Atlantic coast
states
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SAD TALE OF THE PEACH Seasonal steamer
bound from Philadelphia TO New York, stopped at
Delaware City in the afternoon and took ON board
deck cargo OF peaches In baskets. There We're a
number OF passengers, most OF whom seeing the
peaches freely exposed greedily partOOS or them.
Ihat ana the r0ughneSS or the sea brought on
terrible state OF stGmachic troubles at Iii INT after
round M Cape May There was no "Perry DayiS'S
Pain Killer on board. nor was there any DO tor
TnoSe Wretched passengers suffered like martyrs
all night Far different was it in the case OF the
schooner Wyoming. Captain FoSS, from GoultiS-
borough, Maine. The captain always carries a
supply OF pain Killer" and says he would never
go To sea without IT, On recent occasion one OF
such Way that il seemed as II he must soon die
.fain Killer" was given, and the man was well IN
three hours
Don't ruin your eyeSight, consult Hempler, 453
1ennSylyania aYgnne.
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FOR CHEAP TRUNKS and travelling bags go to
Eerzog'S. 3OS 9Th ST., near Pennsylvania avenue.
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For WALL. PAPERS of the latest designs window
Shades, &c, at low prices, go to r. w Henderson
& Co., lib L street
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FoR f21zc. Hair Line Dimity go to IA 9TH street.
= FoR BEST Hosiery and Shirts go to Youngs, 136
9TH street.
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newer
is universal favorte for restoring gray hair to
its original color and making hair grow out thick.
Commonwealth Distribution Co.'S
Drawing takes place in Louisville, KY, July 3lst
Capital prize of $50 900 to be had for the sum of
So Many other magnificent prizes Have you
ticket? If not, send your order at once to X. NJ.
BOardman, Louisville, KY.
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ETNHE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE
Il MENT COMPANY
Run daily excursions to Glymont steamer Keyport
leaving Ith-street wharf at a. m. and p. NJ,
turning leave Glymont at p. m. and p. m: Fare.
round trp-50 cents; children under T. 25 cents.
Greatly reduced rates to societies and clubs be OBJ
tanned of the Treasurer Oryille Johnson 469 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest.
DR.. S. A. H. MChIM, President.
DIR. Z. p. ROWLAND,
jy10 Secretary.
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DRY GOODS.

tes ai-inen soATINa sHikIS sos
500 TARksots a .ssSs hsT Rs,ssss ~, en-.
bkfs s. ca GOODS y ~ kinds 4 hs po
Bar. Bargains in every kind Of DRY GOODS TO reduos
GEO. J. JOHNSON.
,yls rs Market sp.ee.
WITS GOODS.
INDIA LINENS.
PERSIAN LAWNS.
MANSIONS,
POLKA DOT swIssEs
EMBROIDERED MUsLINs.
LACE CHECKS AND STRIPES.
TYLER & CHEWING,
,elo sls 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
WE ARE NOW UNDER ROOF.
THE PLAsTERERs AND CARPENTERS ARE AZ
WORK.
We positively expect to open the early FALL We mus
prepare for removal
REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
An goods reduced from 80 to so per cent We will
not. shall not dare carry any old goods into our
new building.
Our assortment is still complete. but shall buy no
more goods rellenish present Stores must
close out every department possible. Goods
hand when ready for removal will be sold at auction
1000 pieces beautiful POLKA DOT and FIGURED
LAWNS at cents. warranted fas. colors.
500 pieces extra wide and fine VICTORIA LAWN q
| Scents. reduced from Is cents.
G.ooo yards beautiful LACE BUNTING in all the
eadng spring shades and black at 10 cents per yard
reduced from Is cents
5000 yards half wool CASHMERE. reduced to 10
cents in all the new shades.
$50 pieces beautiful CANTON GINGHAMs. all q
this seasons manufacture reduced to cents. These
haye INV
chants at Is cents although price has at time
been above l2s cents.
We have just found in our Stock Room one case each
BLACK and CoLoRED LUPIN's LACE BUNTING
all WOOL we shall offer at IS cents former price
SO cents. Also 80 pieces those French wool
BUNTINGs at l6 cents per yard. worth 81. cents.
1000 al-l,nen LAP COVERS, extra sze in ten dit.
ferent patterns. at IS cents reauced from sl.25.
Every article in our store reduced from 30 to SO Der
cent
We must prepare for removal.
Do not consider this idle talk. Every lady in WASH
ington knows the magnitude o: stock. which we
safely state is three times large the stock Of
any other merchant this city. Therefore prepare
for Bargains! As by the time into NEW
HOUSE expect to reduce the stock the smallest In
the city. The Goods all fresh. having ali our
old trash to New York auction to be sold highest
bidder Cali early in the morning avoid the immense
rush.
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SLATE MANTELs at reduced prices TO make room
Tor new stock. S. S. SHEDD, 400 9tn street

fARDLEYS, 9TH and L SITS. n W.. open Sundl ys.
Dinner, TO p. M, 2oc- breakfast, TOO H., sc
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THERMOMETERS all kinds, at Hempler's, 453 Penn
Sylvania avenue.
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Go TO YARDLEY's fer square mells.
GOLD filled bracelets, chased, g, ct Prigg's.
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COPPER LIGHTNISG-RoDs at j. H. Kuehling's, 4l9
18th street.
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0. o F.
DAY AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
THE
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
ON
US. MAIL STEAMER KEYPORT,

GLYMONT
THURSDAY, JULY GOTH.
The steamer will leave 9TH street wharf at o'clock
m. and o'clock D. m sharp.
Tickets Soc Children under IL years CSC. jy15-4t
p EMEMBER THE METROPOLITAN RAIL
III ROAD DRIVERS FAMILY EXCURSION
to LOWER CEDAR POINT, the fast and commo-
dious steamer JANE MOSELEY, which will leave her
wharf foot of 9th street at a. IN. TUESDAY, July
Is, 1882.
Tickets, so cents: Children 25 cents.
Committee of Arrangements-John Hoffman, Linsey
Morrison, J. w. Roland T. I. Clements, 4. Steward
James Teuly, VIM. Chamberlain, James Goodwin.
jyl5-2t.
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

ITO, FOR LEONARDTOWN!
SELECT EXCURSION
CHAPEL POINT CLUB,
LEONARDTOwN Md,
WEDNESDAY,, July Is, 1882.
The steamer Arrowsmith leaves 1tn street wharf at
a. m sharp, Tickets, limited to 500, 81. Brass and
string band.
Dancing on the boat. Dinner can be had the boat
at Moore's Hotel
Secure your tickets from any of the following COM
mitt ct. A: Rover. ID. Council, B. Roth, J. H.
jy15-9t
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CHEAP jos PRINTING, Mtlan's, 6os 9TH, above F.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John r.
LoyeleSS and Maggie +. Barrett; Geo W. Stuart
and Jennie L. Evans: Daniel Daily ana Hester Ray.
both OF WarrentOn. Va.
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TMpoRTANr TO DELINQUENT TAxrAYERs.

IFor Other Auctions See .Seusmth Paos.l
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r ASTERN LODGE, l. o. O. F.,

QoANlloo PAVILION.
GRAND EXCURSION RESORT.
DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING.
Boating Fishing Croquet Shooting Gallery, Archery.
Quoits. &C., &c.
IMMENSE DANCING PAVILION.
Prof. Cooks Brass and String Band.
EVERY DAY, THE PALACE STEAMER kEYPORT,
From 7th street wharf at An. aud 500 Pm.
SUNDAY AT p. Nj. ONLY.
Round trip tickets, 50 cents. Children IS cents.
Greatly reduced rates to churches societies and others
Arrangements be made to stop at point the
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FCssELL's Ice Cream.

One IS a luxury and pleasure, the other vanit
and vexatiOn OF spirit
FrssEIL's Ice Cream
Go TO YARDLEY's fer square merls.
GOLD filled bracelets, chased. 81, at Prigg's.
CHEAP jos PRINTING, Milan's, Cog 9TH, above F.
FoR 121c. Hair Line Dimity go to IA 9TH street
FoE BEST Hosiery and Shirts go to Youngs, 20
9TH street.
COPPER LIGHTNISG-RoDs, at j. II. Kuehling's, II
18th street.
THERMOMETERS. all kinds, at Hemplers, 453 Penn
sylvania avenue.
FoR WALL PAPERS of the latest designs. windoy
Shades &c, at low prices, go to K w Henderson
Co., lib street.
STRICTLY pure liquors for medicinal AMI faml
use Airing whisky, II per gal; Fl per ut. bottle
McGee's, 40i 9Th street northwest.
DR. ". H. WILSON, of Springfield, Georgia, says
81 find Hunts remedy is the best medicin Inc 10
dropsy and kidney diseases that 1 ever used
The family excursion of Eastern Lodge l. o. G
f., TO Lower Cedar Point next Thursday on tn
Jane MOSeley viii be the best OF the season. Sc
advt.
FINE PURE RASPBERRY WINE, the best articl
against summer complaint for children AMI g"ner
disorder In adults, at Cnris Handlers. No. Gil al
street northwest.
Go To sHEDD, 409 9th street, to buy gas stoves.
JUST ARRIVED with steamer Caldera & lot of fin
Old sherri for medical purposes. sue h the oil
vintage, 1862 OlOroSo, and AmOntillado, at c. Kan
der'S, No. GIL 9TH street.
LAND and water glasses at Hemplers, 453 Penn
sylyania avenue
HAKr's Roach Powder Druggist. Depot III 2
street northwest
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AMUSEMENTs.

THE PERFORMANCE LAST EVENING.
The auditorium of the Opera House
WAS crowded last evening by de.
lighted audience to witness the per-
form hnce of John e, Owens and
combany in Taylor's comedy of the
"Victims" and the comic play of
'Solpn Shingle."
OF course the acting of Mr.. Owens
was perfection itself, and his very
appearance upon the stage was the
signal fos ourb1rats of applause. His
support was up to the usual standard,
and the audience were more than
pleased. Mr., Owens should return to
this city at an early date and give us
another performance.
s'UNCLE TOMS oABIN.n
Or Monday next, those who desire
it, will have an opportunity of wit
Messing another performance of the old
but it seems ever welcome "Uncle
Toms Cabin" The play has been
presented in this city on several occa-
sions and always drew large audi
encea.
"FoRaET ME NOT"
Next Wednesday evening, Miss
Genavive Ward will appear in her great
play of "Forget Me Not" Miss Ward
is an actress of acknowledged ability,
and wherever she has presented her
play has been greeted by large and de-
lighted audiences.
OLIVER DoUD BYRON,
Wednesday evening, January 23rd,
Oliver Doud Byron will appear in one
of his versatile plays, which has moi
yet been announced.
''HAzEL KIRKE."
The great play of "Hazel Kirke'
will be presented by the origina
Madison Square Theater Cempan,
| The company Is the same that per-
formed the play 486 consecutive nights
in New York, and comprises Miss
Efie Ellsler, the original "Hazel" and
@. w. Couldock, The original DunstGn
KiTAs The play has most remarka
BILE record, having been played night
after night for three years and received
by large and enthusiastic audiences
every where.
| aoRMAN's CHURCH CHOIR.
Germans Church Choir Company
will appear on Tuesday and Wednes-
day Jan. oath and a5th, giving Pa
tienpe the first night and Pinifore OF
second night; bringing the entire
seer cry and orch stra for both pieces
as now used at Lyceum Theater
Philadelphia.
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sale OF Real Estate.

Joshua Maris, Esq, as Trustee, sold
the following property advertised In the
GAZETTE belonging to the estate Of +.
A. Knott, deceased, at the auction store
Of Drake & Co., No. 8 E. Fourth street.
yesterday:
A three story brick house, No. 416 E..
Fourth street, lot 13 feet iDches by
100 feet, to James Grubb, for $1,000.
A two-story frame house, north side
Of Beach street near Maryland Avenue,
TO Joseph A. Bond, for $765.
A two-story frame house adjoining
the above, to f. Forsythe, for $500.
A two-stoIy frame house, No. 115 w.
Liberty street, lot 16 by 80 feet, to j. A.
Bond, for 1927.
A two-story brick house, west side of
Scott street between Delaware aud
Gilpin Avenues, lot 13h by 67a feet, TO
John II. Mum, for $1O85.
A two.slory brick house, No. zoos
Poplar street, lot IA feet 10 inches by SO
feet, to IL. Harvey, for $l7lO.
A lot 40 by OF feet, north side of b
street between Head and Townsend
streets, 10 J, A. Bond, at 81 per foot.
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WHAT HArPENED YESTERDAY.
Leading Occurrences OF the Past
Twenty four Hours.
MArFERs POLITICAL, GENERAL ARD
oTHERwIsB-ITEMs OF lNTER-
EST FROM ALL AROUND.

MATTERS POLITICAL, GENERAL AND
oTHERwIsE-ITEMs OF INTER
EST FROM ALL AROUND.
1t is said the President will reanpoint
Nj. q. Burch rs q. s. District Attorney
for Western Michigan.
IL is announced that Northern China
will soon be opened to the world by tel.
egraphic communication.
Advices from Santa Domingo, OF the
9th uft., say that "an American war
steamer Is quietly surveying SsmaDa
Bay"
Colonel N. Thomas, a member Of the
Texan Congress when Texas was sep.
arate republic, died at WsxAhatohie, In
thai State, few days age.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
declared dividend of % per cent. for
the creditors of the Mechanics National
Bank, of Newark, New Jersey.
Julian A. Scott, prominent citizen
OF Scott county, Tennessee, said to be
the original OF Mark TwaIn's "Colonel
Sellers" was drowned on Saturday
while attempting to ford q river.
Buckalew 81 Ochoa, merchants OF
Florence, Arizona, have made an AS
slRnment. Their liabilities are $50, 600,
1hA hh0AA OAVAtsOho ShAN Ay AZ 06n ~ 1&n~
cisco.
Among the mail matter received In
Washington on Monday, was o package
containing q miniature cofiin addressed
to GHtteau, with the greeting, "Happy
New Year" on the outside wrapper.
The Republican caucus OF the Iowa
Legislature, last evening, nominated
James II. Wilson for U. s. Senator for
the long term, beginning in 1883, and j /,
w. McDIll, the incumbent. for the short
term.
The semi annual meeting of the Ma
tional Association of Glass Bottle Man.
ufacturers of the United States was held
yesterday in Washington. The rates
tor frnit jars were advanced about 8 per
cent.
The assignee OF Knowles, Cloyes &
Co, wholesale grocers of Chicago, who
suspended recently, made statement
TO their creditors yesterday, placing
their liabilities at 1854 900, and their as
sets at 1896, ,736. The attorney for insol-
vents, however, made the deficiency
| Sl37 900.
At the meeting of the Philadelphia
| City C0uucil's Committee to Investigate
the management of the Almshouse,
last night, there was testimony thai
| goods ordered for the institution were
taken outside TO houses II Guardians
that one OF the Guardians had a pair OF
boots made in the shoe shop; that men
were sent out to vote illegally, aud that
there was general neglect of the inmates
Simons, Anderson b Co., irsn and
| steel manufacturers, of Pittsburg and
New York, have been fina 1cially EN- bar.
rassed of late, and their troubles reached
a crisis yesterday. Executions were
levied upon them by the Merchan anc
Manufacturers Bank of PittsburR fol
5517 600, and by DoanslI, Lawson 8
Simpson, OF New York, for SLOT 900. =
| The assets of the em barrAssed hrm a.
stated at 81 900 900, and their liabilitiel
| at pominelly 81, 100000.
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A Good LIbrarx.

In the new depot building of the P.
r. r. Company at Broad street, Phila-
delphia, is large and nicely fitted up
room in the southwest corner of the
third story, which is devoted to well
stocked library for the exclusive use OF
the railroad employees. The collection
of books, periodicals and papers Is
quite large and of very entertaining
aaa instructive character. Here at at
hours conductors aud brakemen while
away their off hours in q beneficial
way instead of lettering about the
city. This provision is q wise one and
the example should be initiated by
other similar corporations.
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BANK ELECTIONS.
ELEcTIoN or DIRECTORS or THE Ma.
tIoNAL HANKS YESTERDAY.

ELEcTIoN OF DIRECTORS or THE Ma.
FIoEAL BANKS YESTERDAY.
All bf the National Banks In this city
held elecuons yesterday afternoon for
D.reciorss as f0llows;
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Edward Belts, Clement b. Smytb,
George w. Bnsh, Daniel James, James
@. McDomb. Eli Garrett, William Tat
nalI, John ii. Adams, Samuel Bancroft,
Jr.
The onls change In the Board is the
slectidn of J"mes q. McComb, who fills
the Vacancy caused by the death of his
father, Henry 3. McComh. The Board
will I'd set Tomorrow for the election OF
a Preside Mt and other officers.
WILMINGTON AND BRANDYwIHR.
William q. PennypackeE, HoIstein
Harvey, Edward Pusey, John p. Wales,
George 4. oapelle, Stephen 8. Sonthard,
Allen Gawthrop, james Morrow.
The Board will meet to morrow morn
ing fot organization.
UNION BANK.
Victor DUPONT, Esq, James O. Aiken,
Edward L. Bellah, William M. Candy,
Henry DUPONT, DIR. J Derrickson, VIM.
81. SW ift, Henry r. DUPONT, Benjamin
8. Clark.
The Board met this morning and elect
cd Victor Dupont, Esq, President, and
John Peoples, Cashier.
BANK OF DELAWARE.
Henry Latimer, Fl. g. Banning, Ed
ward Blogburst, Charles Warner, VIM.
r. Richardson, Richard r. Gibbons,
Edward BriDghurst, Jr.
The Board meets on Friday morning
for organic alton.
DELAWARE CITY.
William d. Clark, Clement Reeves,
Arthur Uolburn, Charles q Ash, George
II. Brady, John r. Hudson, Charles
Corbit, William Reybold, Henry Clea.
YER.
A dividend OF per cent. was declared
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a stock broker Commits sn1e1de.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-John
S Copp of the firm of John S. Copp
s. Co. stock brokers. No. 81 South
Third street committed suicide by
hanging this morning at his Office.
He was absent from his home all OF
last night and when his son and
daughter sought him at his Office
this morning they found him hangs
ing from a closet door IN the rear
room. He bad evidently been both
deliberate gnd determined, haYing
procured a new rope, fastening one
end of it to the latch throwing the
other end over the top of the door
and dropping his weight ON the
moose, his feet nearly touching the
floor. Mr.. Copp WAS a respected
member of the Stock Exchange of
twenty-five years. standing. There
does not seem to be any indebted.
ness of importance against him.
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he 9aiIy Sasstts.
zGRKD AT WILMINGTON POsTsoFF1CE
As gECoND-CIAAss MATTER.


inlster Lewell Is Waiting Mr.. Vent
Hs&h Beaumont, member Of Parlia-
Hht. at Breton Park, Wakefield
49, corporation oi Dublin will apply to
H8 Lord Lieutenant OF ireland for per-
$sion TO present the freedom OF the
2A&8 20 Messrs. Parpell and Dillon, with
the jail--The cotton weaveEs OF
Acashire have decided to apply for .
akeFal advance OF wages.-The French
*Nnbers we're reopened yesterday. M
lasOn was reelected President OF the
&kAmber OF Deputies IL is stated that
sAH Cxsr has accepted the resignation of
Nb. Tscherevine as assistant secretary
i Ahe interior.-The conservatives In
tin are agitating in favor OF an ad-
lless thanking the Emperor for the "re-
xipt."-rhe King and Queen of Spain
RKived at Lisbon yesterday, and were
AFmly welcomed by the Portuguese
aHnrt and the people OF the city.
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NEW ADvERTasEmEErs.
OF DELAWARE,

~
= EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
/, James L. Wole0tt. Secretary ofstate
o the State of Delaware, do hereby
certify that the following Ia true and
correct copy of the Description Of Bot
ties" nled in my office by Foord and
Robinson on the 18th day of October, A,
D., 1881, in purs uance of the statute In
that behalf. viz:
"No. /. Haif plat, pint and quart glann
bottles-eRcl bottle having Impressed
upon the side of 1t, the following s.
FOORD BOTTLING CO.,
Wilmington, DEL"
"No. 2. Pint glass bottles. each bottle
having impressed upon its side, the fol-
@, MANI, BOTTLER,
Wilmington. Del"
aNo. 3 A ten ounce glass bottle having
impressed on its side. the following So
OTTO HOEPFNER'S. BREWERY,
N. w. cor, ID & Moore Bts., Phtl@."
In testimony whereof, / have
hereunto set my hand and ON
60 cial seal at Dover, this eighteenth
lsAAL dpsy of October, In the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-one.
JAMES l.. WOLC0TT,
jan19-6tw Secretary or State.