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The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
Russla's Jewish PerseeutiOn

VIENNA, March pa very arbitrary
order was promulgated In St. Peters
burg to-day, commanding the Jew Oh
apothecaries In that city to relinqiish
their business. The order was Issued BY
the Chief OF Police, but It Is understood
that General lgnatieif directed that IL
should be promulgated. Here the order
10 Constructed IS defiance Cf the re-
monstrances which have bt ca made by
English, German, French and Austrian
Jews against the petecuIions to which
their corelig lonisls In Russia have been
subjected, and declaration that Russia
will pay no attention to the appeal Is
made to her by all the rest Of the civ J.
lied world on this subject. General
Ignatieff is NOW the real ruler Of Russia,
aud his Eord oveIr1les everything.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
A GIo.tonous Convle.. Dsad.

AUBURN, N. r., March 2S.-An-
drew POntius, convirt in the prison
here, died to-day at the hospital.
POntius was notorious for his CLINTON
Gus appetite. He would eat enough
for four men at each meal, and would
then dis0orge by vomiting. His
capacity excited scientific curiosity.
With all his eating he was a skeleton.
An autopsy, held to-day after death,
was attended by all the physicians ia
Auburn, q convict physician doing the
carving. The stomach was found to
be of normal size, slightly pale both
ori6ces open and in q healthy coudi-
tiOn. He feiRned an appetite to create
sympathy. Death was caused by dis
eased lungs. His crime was assault
with deadly weapon.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
Passage Of the , hinese BIIT.

The bill which passed the United
States on the 14.h Of March t'to eDfJIce
treaty stipulations relating to Chinese"
passed the House Of Representatives yes
terday without a single amendment by
The decisive vote Of 1877 yeas to 90 nays.
Briefly summed up,the bill prohibits the
coming Of chinese lAborers, skilled or
unskIlled, to this country for twenty
years, aud forbids any court, State OF
federal, to adult any ChInAman to ma
turaliz ation within that time. The lat
ter clause will not bear very hard on
John ChinamaD, as he has not shown
much inclination towards naturalizi a.
tlon, prefsIring usually TO remain q few
years, aud then returA home with his
accuUulRtions. Occasionally there was
an applicant for naturalization, but these
we're the exceptions aud not the rule.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
The Heathen Chsnee.

Both political parties are committed
to the exclGsio on of Chinese immiRraOts.
aud thus the so-called Chinese debate ia
OonRres-, which ended yesterday with
the passage OF the Senate bill through
the House of Representatives by a vote
OF l67 against 50, has been III fact not a
dell oeIate consideration whether such
Immigrants shall or shall not bo txUlud.
ed, for, aimee democrats aud republican,.
are alike irrational IN tue endeavor 10
put Their respective parties in relation
with what they suppose Is the popul At
impulse the presumed wisdom OF an an
tl-Ohinese boom IS with both foregone
conc !usiOn, that is to say, each is reads
70 knoel down to the DENNIS Kesrney
barty on the Pacific slope; not because
either imagtnts it to DO right, but be-
cause botn know tba', right Or wrong 1t
votes. e'
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
,.Y,.rn rn,ra.reym Revival :

BoaroN. March 2s.--The Washing
tom correspondent Of the Boston n
World telegraphs that the Grant
third-term scheme has been revived
with q strong aud influential political
bne Ming. II ls nov asserted that it
was ihe Grant Conkling managers
who inspired the combined attack oi
certain partisan newspapefs on me
posthumous fame Of the dead Preh'
dent. II was the second move OF tho
series, and Ia more potent than even
the Q. her. II il limited that private
overtures arc being made 10 Charles
A. Dans, and that . certain tempting
offer has been made to---Of all persons
james Gordon Bennett OF tue Eng
lish Mission, In the event ofauocess. 40
q return for the influence Of the fAc'le
Herald. In short, The latter end ot
tho month of March will see the iLcep'
tion OF the last great effort to capture
tho nexL Presidency for tho modern
C@sar. lie is engineered BY men who
will never lose their grip. The CAM
erons are still his allies. The patron
age Of tho Civil Service is his. Should
lear events show the feeling OF tho
country so strongly against his 70 cleo
tion as 70 make II itimpossible, Arthur
will be run for reelection and the
"Sphinx" established as Secretary OF
State.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
COIored Pedestrians Running,

William Brown Of Buffalo and James
johnson of Newark, N. j., two col 1red
short-dis:anee runners, met yes .erday
Oh he track on the Polo Grounds, I'm a
l40yard dash for Sl0O. Both meant
business, and after keeping the specta-
tors waiting for nearly three hours, they
appeared on the track stripped to the
skin and stood awhile In the keea breeze
until al preliminaries had been decided
upon. Johnson took the lead In the
start and gained nearly three yards in
the nrst hfly. Brown closed up the CAD,
when johnson carried away the tape al
~ 40 seconds. There we're only two
ieet oelWeen them, VIII lie it is more than
llkely that Brown would have made uu
nad they ten more yards TO ruu. Both
men had been In training for some time
for the race. -
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
New Comet Coming.

The fact that q small but remarkably
bright comet has besn discovered hur
ryiDg toward the earth At the rate oil
Two million miles . day, and promising
TO venture within million miles OF tbs
sun, shows that comets are enthused BY
The enterprIsing spirit OF the age aud are
willing TO take great risks fjr the sake
Of showing of. Bat the new comet need
not put on Alis, for celts ial flyers Of It's
kind are becoming so numerous that
soon every astronomer may have bis
own couet on the sole condition q
watching 1t and keeping the public In
formed as to its vagaries.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
NOTES FROM MADRID.
MApRIp, March 29.

The Abolitlonist Society held It's an
nual banquet yesteIterday. All the
speeches were very enthuslss ic in favor
Of the abolition Of The corporal punish
ment OF negroes and Of the immediate
abolition If the institution Of slavery.
A feature OF the banquet was the
speeches Of q CUBAN mulatto and q
Moth American negro. Both were
highly educated men.
Telephones are about to be established
with the sanction OF the Corles In Mad
rid and the principal lowbs in Spa for
the use Of tie pubic a. we'll as the gov
ernment Ruthoriths. An American
company has made offers Tor the Priyil-
eye In Madrid.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
From Yesterday. Lass Ea,saon
mntrimonx.

Yesterday afternoon, Howard t.
Wallace and Miss Marion w. daughter
Of James CaFsWell were united Ia tho
eonds { ( matrimony ct the residence OF
the brides parents, No. 1905 Delaware
Avenue. After the sacred rights bad
been pronounced by the officiating cler-
gyman, Rev. +. B. DuvAl, the neWly
united couple were the recipients OF
many happy congratulations and pres
enls. After the welded pair and invi-
ted guests had paitaken Of repaAt, Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace left on the 0.6T train
fr Washington, on . short bridal
tour.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
Vondus Prlees Thfray Vsara Are.

Vendns Prices ThsFsy weara Ago.
The Pottstown Ledger eIves the
following item now OF interest In q
comparative way: A venduc was
held on the premises Of Jacob Over
tlorf, decd. Upper Uwchlan town"
ship, Montgomery Co., on August Sd, /,
1919, and priest then obtained for live
stock and household goods will give
auctioneers aud o hers something TO
compare with the prices Of the pres-
ent day. One horso sold for $40, ans
other for $40, and marc for $40.
Cows ranged from $40 to SIS, eleven
sheep at %, ,25, forty bundles Of fax
IS; wagon So; spinning wheel y, but
the wheel was part ofthe goods APP
praised for the widow, with bed and
beadstead, stove and pipe, chest,
kitchen utensils, etc. Five hogs went
al $40, while buckwheat, oats and rye
in the grain fetched In all S57.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
The Peninsula Ship Canal,

Atthe next meeting of the Senate Sc
lect commiitee on transportation routes
10 the seAboard the questions to be dis
en'sed 10 connection with the Maryland
and Delaware ship-canal will be, first,
the power OF the general government to
deriake tu3h WORKS, ami next the
comparative Importance and utility of
the proposed work In a national noint
OF view. The mem bers Of the commit
tee have expr, SEED q desire for u ore en-
IiRhtenment ou thtse two points. Ren-
r sent alive McLans will address The
COMMITTEES or the first point add Senator
Gorman on the second point.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
LOCAL rama ,rA1sl.s-
CORRECTED FEB. J, l92.
rRAINs LEAVE WILMINaToN.

For Philadelphia 2.OOs, 2.2ss, $50, 0.5
7.25, alOf, $40, 9.UD, 9Oy, e.t8, 1870, .53 a.
ais, 2.SOf. G.io, Ois', I.si', O.5j', iJ.10' p.
m.
Por New YIrk-2. o., 2.234, $50, 6.65,
o.46, u.tS a. M; I2.sStt. l.5S, 6l7t, 6.3S'
p. IN.
For Baitimoro-I.OOs, 49,, A.5!s, 800. ass
u. M; LOO, l. Ugtt, o.D0, &. 7, Il.04s =. M.
For Washington, I've, ~, ~ SIS s.OCs q,
m. loo, l.Vttf, 6.57, ll.O4s p. m.
For Baltimore Hnd intermediate sta.
tions-i2.5ls, S.SS a. In. LOO. 800 =. m.
day.
trrains running only on Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
Large Land Trensaeaaon.
Nnwronr, r. L, March Is, 1852.

NHWEVNAI ~ ~ -
The syndicate formed for tho pur-
chase OF EAton's Point for @4O0, 900 ia
composed of Berj amin s. Rotch, Samu-
ell w. RodmAn aud Benjamin w. Gown
inshield, all OF Boston. Each member
Of the syndicate 10 to Lulld house Of
his own. A driveway Is 10 be laid out
At once and called Rodman avenue, and
other streets will be built as Tapdly al
demanded. TIE matter OF . hotel has
not been fully decided upon, but 1t is IL
contemplation to erect one, with forty
outlayiug cottages. Mr.. Porter Is or
eanizing another syndicate for the pnr'
chase o, the remaining property Of the
Gibbs Land Company.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
PHILAuELrAIA MARKErs.
Nnnnran.r ~. 81

RDHEsDAY. Mar. %, p. NJ.
FboUR AND hEAL.--FlouT is held hlgh-
or and fairly active. Sales of28UO barrels 8,
Including Minnesota extras, aL $3.50 a Z for
clear, and ut 81 7.:5 for straight: Penna.
extra family, at e8l2Z a e.2S; Western
DO. do. At 1878 LIS, and patents at $3.50
s.25. Rye tiour Is 44.75 barrel.
GRAIN.-Wheat op ned active and
higher, but closed dull and lost most OF
the advance. sales OF 2SOO bush, red al
$i.SSk 40. At the open board, $40 hush.
May sold At tl.se lo,UOO bushels June,
was bid for March Sl.sS for Aprii; Sl.ss
for May &l.S6k for June; and 8 ,2ik for
July. Between boards-5JU0 bukhel NAV
s,i1 al 81 3sh, and ot,1O0 bushels June az
el.JIN up 10 Sl.3s. Rye Is scarce and
n1Iulually quoted at IS see. for PennsyI-
yania. Corn Is la fair reques aud higher.
Sales Of 5000 bush. including yellow. al
Itc. mixed at75H :; and steamer at 75c,
March. 1880 for April, 7o55c. for Nav, and
IoHc. Tor June. Oats are dull ard weak.
Sales 81 1000 bushels, including white. al
o. 90, aud rejected and mixed at Sc.
Tue receipts tc-dty were as follows: 8HT
barrels Il ur. 75OG bushels wheai. 900
bushels corn, ii 800 b. sh. oatR 900 M IN.
bar ey, 364 bbls. whisky,
WHIsKEY. We quote Western iron
bound al sl.O per gallon.
HAY AND 5rRAw.-Receipts OF hay. N
tons. There WAS fair inquiry for good
hay at el9, and exceptional sales in sin
EIe car iots st Sl9 6O92O No, 2 and infer
ior stock dragged heavily ut prices ranG-
ing from Sl8 down u $40. accnrd,ng io
quality and condition, Rye htraw ,yos
quoted steady at Sl5@Is. "A'
PHILADELPHIA OATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. March 90, 5P.M.
BEEB CATTLE were in fair demand
and prices traction higher 24,e neal
arriv d and sold at the different yards m
~ 711c. per h., as 10 condition.
SHEEP were in demand at former
rates. 10000 head arrived and sold M the
different yards Of a no. and lam bs n
8 q &c. per H., as TO guilty.
HOGS We're a fraction higher. gOOO
head arrived and sol at the difTerent
yards at lO4c. per lb.. as 10 qualify.
Puyk Drove Yard 52t and Lancaster or.
nue.. West Philadelphia. AarchI Is.
SHERP-Extra, ITO TO 100 lbs, Cs< Tn To
good, ~ 10 l0, lbs. 81 TO 90 far. a 4, n
lbs, Ok TO 5xc; cnlis, 10 A<G.; good
lambs, ~ TO ~; medium, 81 10 Q; ca YES
0 To 81. Arrlvals, b490 head. Run ~
sheep, good quallty; demand good.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
sad Ending of an Almle.s Life

PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-A man
named Cochran, Il years old, commit
ted suicide this morning by cutting his
throat with a razor, at his Itsjdence.
No. 1920 Spruce street. He had baoun
to shave hins.lf, aud while standing be-
I}re the glass cut his throat. He was q
SOD OF Travis Cochran, and belonged to
the upper circles 4 society For some
time past he has been depressed in
spiIils, induced probably by i'll health,
aud was constantly talking about his
aimless coudition In lite. Everything
that money cou d command had been
done 10 destroy his melancholy.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

There is NIX of reopenfhg the q Gultaau
case, provided the money eau ~ tu5-
9crined, getting General Butler, William
duct the defersA. L, IL urFsd tba, chi.
'sau, though net teehnIesliy insAna, was
vir ually demented, and hat Il ", uld be
er me agalns. deeency aud human ma
ture to hang tuch a wreck 81 he is. The
sober secoul thought Of the community
shrinks from the perpetrAtion Of what
may hereafter be regarded as = cold
'londed legal murder. The case Of
Mrs. Surratf Is re rtmorsefalIy Femem ber-
Cd. thought not to be repeatedly. Y.
Star.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
Laxx Court Matterr.

The session of the Levy Court this
morning was principally col sumed In
the transfer Of properties and placing
Bames upon the as sesiment lists.
The question of placing the name oil
SOmuel Eastburn upon the assessment
list, whose petition was read befGe the
Court yesterday afternoon, was brought
up and the decision Of the chair sns.
tanned.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wILMINaIOl

From PhiladelphIa-l.OOs, I.s2s, d.a7s
!; r+S, % I551 sSs 9sS I9lot IlSs l25o 3. m.
S6Ss go. e.Is, i,s9t, i.s6, east, 95O, iO.58s,
u.30t p. m.
k.oln New York--I2.4S, 1879, 400, 7.s6t,
i;d, S.SS q. NJ; 1880, kNtt, AS, 6.4Sh,
From BAltimore-l.5l", 2IS+, e.ol, 900.
l.4sa, nj l2Sitt, l.5o, o.ll'. e.Sos, S.4S'
Cm Washing AIS, q, m, ;
l2.36ft, $50, b.ll', 6.SCs, .49s p. m.
SHoih daily and sunday.
ton Sunday only.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

MAGGIE MITCHELL, the most inter
eating little woman on tho stage, will
have full house 10 night, aud fuller
one tomorrow night. She never fails
to draw crowd Of intelligent admirers
by her unrlvAllsd delinsation Of diff
cult characters in the most realistic
dramatic pieces that have been put
before the public.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
NphtheTS'

a cold or sore thro..
amount 70 much. ana n may IN
soi,o,1aSS u SSns1iy mi DC cured; but bO ng.y d
M NriUmsu ,,sndi. ny consumptior y se
~ MI iiieulclnc ~ has ever been b a. ~ dina
ecss 20 quickly and n, MI ~ aisccvtn,
EhHf DAVIS PAINy ,lassdke
ptotnpt use Of this fnrS,.Ihi IhiLIRR
saved thousands Of lives M
FERRY DAVIS P.,
sTs n,,,,,ic sh ,e experiment.. Ithas Allil
IDilc , ior forty years, ana M |. ~ "a
where II is best Known a'iu s nOs
a iew extracts from yolur,..
read as follows: 'Viun1afy tatl
PAM KILLER has been nrN
nevsv x, .ne past twenty seven ,ilol Sla u
~ Onascwn y & 10 fail In eifsrait n
For "a thsrtx, ~, ~, Miliiamsyille, NYuR 1
Ipunu u never-failinR nems5,,F L FAN EHis
thfonL-BkRToN SEAMAN i0t oilhl
hhve received immcdiaie r.,i...
sofe tnroat, and consider ym,, / itcn q
nNvSluApie remedy.-dEo. d. RyEII1S,s, III Inn IA q
I have Just recovered from
Mmcn nave had for soma Hma ~
relief until / tried yonr p,re pttIe caf
relieved me immediately' i T Nh Allh
WITHOUT IL. q. o. Foncf 7 n,s,.a W. ltii :
nAve used PAIN KILLER m nj, ~ n
learh, and have never known Il 4 sAsaaIl s
LkyIs, Wayneshoro, Ga, a. P" ~
began using Pam KUHN inn,,
Lye years ago and have used Il eSs, y ~
.olnd no medicine 70 take its MN M, ~ I
DEqggiet, Oneida, N. Y. 1A
For whooping-c cough and eror,
prepafauon mndo. We would noi n l.. =
~ ltoUTa. Liberty Mills, Va w
Eor tNenty-iive years have ussat
io1 9oioa and chapped lips. and cotsdlsl y
nedicine ever offered.-GEo. HoopTS 4 a
/ was suffering severely with h.,. IA.
throat was 80 inilnmod I c1ni6 ss..As
any food. i was advised 10 inv vnS, /, !
and After taking q few d. ~ ~. !, .
cured WILKINSON. '~
Dr. WALTON writes from Cosho4n,.
kILLEn cures diphtheria and sonp ih,,.i
inSiy prevalent here, and has M, Iss.
Iali m single instance. This M
make known to the world.
Mrs ELLEN b. MASON writes. Nv,
Violently sick with diphtheria. MA n.
ehillA. 30 many children have dsd
Afraid 70 call q physician, and IA
krLLER He was taken on Smd,
Wednesday his throat was clear ii,
derful cure. and l wiAh II could h /,
poor mothers who are losing 90 inSrS 4
For chills and Fever PAIN KIN
no equal 1t cures when eyerythln
Delays are often dangerOils
PAIN KILLER IN the house Is a AZ
no family should be without.
All druggists sell 1t at 25c., 5Oe,,
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SOM
| PFoMdel
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
A Marriage RrovIsaOn ~ K.eepoId

LONDON March 23.--In the House
Of Commons, this afternoon, the
message from the Queen regarding a
marriage grant TO Prince Leopold
came up for consideration, and DUR
the discussion that ensued. Mr.. Glad
stone proposed to make the grant
flO. 600 annually, in addition to the
present annuity Of $4,000, and to
empower tho Queen TO provide for
the Princess Helena, Prince Leo~
pold's betrothed,an annuity Of &C 900
Ia the event Of the death OF the
Prince
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
Another letter from Melville.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.

Secretary Hunt has received q letter
from Engineer deorSe Melvlll', OF the
Jeanette expedition, dsted YAkutsk /,
Siberia, Janu ATy 10, Ia which Mr.. NJ ell
vile states thst he has matured q plan
of the expedition. His party will be dI-
vided intro threa sections, which will
search the country by three diffsreLt
routes. Mr.. Melville speaks la the
highest terms OF the kindness of the
Russian officials, exiles aud natives with
whom he aud his men came into con-
tact.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
MlIIsonu Am COLD for rhlIaaslphla

New YORK, March 23.-ThFee men
are now bus IL engaged In the United
States assay office in Wall street pack.
ing for shipment TO the Philadelphia
mint SIC, 600 600 in gold bullion. ship
ments are made about twice a week aud
81. .000, 600 Is sent at time. The bullion,
In blocks about the size of an ordinary
brick, is packed In strong wooden boxes.
The treasure now being packed was re
eeived during the past year in the shape
OF foreign R0ld coin.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.
ALLEGED EXTENSIVE ToReERIEs AND
swIHDLTHa.

providence, II. /, March 3D.
Another prominent resident Of Rhode
Island has "gone wrong" His name
10 Erastus II. Cook, and until to-day
he was q respectable citizen OF Provi-
dence, where ne has q wife and
family. Forgery to the amount Of
between 5000 nnd $l00, 600 is the
crime with Nhich he is chsrged aud
Cook has left for parts unknown. His
office and household effects have been
attached and q description of the fugi.
tive has been telegraphed 10 New
York, Boston and other cities.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
Leon sny's Rudxea.

PARIS, March 23.-The Budget
Committee has been elected. 1t is
largely favorable to NJ. Says financial
proposals, there being eighteen mem :
bers In favor Of the proposals., eight in
favor of them with reservations, and
four opposed 10 them.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
neIaMnrc Horrinr

The first batch of Delaware herring,
was received In this city this morning
by william Pennell & son, the we'll
known fish dealers. Owing to the state
OF the weather but few shad are enye,e-
led Into the seine. There have been
only about . dozen offered for sale In
Cur market.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
TRAINS LEAVE. FOR WILMINoToN

Ph]ads slphia-Broad and Washinston
Avenns-e.SO. Li5, $40. p.l5 a. m. / 80,
5AB p. m. '''0'
Trains leaving Wilmington that will
connect at Grsy's Ferry for Broad and
Washington AveRue-6.6i, 9.Je, O,CO. q. 40
a. m. 2. % y. m. 0-
tfLlmited hi rreSs l1ninA,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
CTATE OF DELAWARE,
Al EXFCIITlVE DEP ARTMUmr

CTATE OF DELAWARE,
~ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
l, James L. Wolcott. Secretary ofState
of the State OF Delaware, do here v
certify that the following Is a true and
correct copy OF the description OF Bot
ties" filed in my office by Foord and
Robinson on the 18th day OF October, A
D., 1881, in pursuance OF the statute In
that behalf. viz:
"No. l. Half pint. plat and quart glass
bottles-eacI bottle having Impressed
upon the side OF 1t, the following -
FOORD BOTTLING CO.,
Wilmington, Del"
"No. 2. Pint glass bottles, each bottle
having impressed upon Its side, tho fol-
lowing: -
C, MANI, BOTHER,
Wilmington, DEL"
"No.3 A ten ounce glass bottle having
impressed on Its side. the folIowinS :--
OTTO OhOEPFNER'S. BREW ".
N. W. cor. Sd d Moore Sts., Phlla. -
In testimony whereof, l have
hereuntO set my hRpd and of1-
}oSST cial seal at Dover, this eighteenth
lE1. day of October, In the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight
hundred aHd eiRhty-one.
JAMES l.. WOLCOTT,
1anl2-6tW 6ecretary OF Stata
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

From Wilmington and Northern Rail.
road-6.45, S.45. lbs a. M; 6.S5 p. m. No
sunday trains.
From Delaware Western Raiiroad-s.OO
q. M; 2.l5 /. N. No sunday ualnP,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

For Delaware Railroad-e.c0s, 9.sj a. m, :;
l.06, B.VO& 6.25 y. IN. No SUNDAY trains,
sfor New CasIls only,
tFor Harrington aud Intermediate sta.
tions.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

NJ NOTICE.-The subscribar, G. D. SIay-
IN maker, having disposed OF his bust
ness and purposes leaving the city, all
par ties indebted TO him will please call
on Samuel W. McCaully, Elyhfh and
Market, who Is authorized to settle his
accounts.
mar2O-St' CD. SLAYMAKER.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
PERSONAL.

Miss Maggie Mitchell aud company
arrived here to-day ct 11.50 from LaE-
caster, Pa. TLey appear in the Opera
House this evening in the play OF Fan
chon.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

For Wilmington and Northern Rail-
road-7;l0 a. NJ. 800. sos =. m. NO sun
For Delaware Western Railroad-7.O5
le.S0 a. m. $50 p. M. No Sunday trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
Health is Wealth !

DIR. K. c. WEsr's NERVE AND BRAN
TREATMENT; n hpeciti for Hys efia ,Diz.
Zinehs; CCnVulsions, Nervous Headache
Mental Depression, Loss OF M.Inorv
Spermaiorrhoa, Impotency, ,InvulnntaT
Rmissions. Premature Old Age, cansey
by over-exeition, self-abuse, or oyer-in
dulgence, WHICH leads 10 misery, doca,
and death. One box will cnre ,eceni
cases. Each box contains one menthi,
treaime, l.. One dollar q box, On Fl,
boxes for five dollars sent by mail mr..
PAID on receipt price. Nel uaranLee al,
received by US for six boxes. sccan,n -
led with hve dollars, we will send ~,
purchaser our written guarantee 10 ra
tnra the money II the TREATING MT d tsno
a1tS' 4 81 2 cure: 9narant' es issued only b
a"ie a0enf- bel
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25

From Delaware Railroads.&c., o.s5s a.
m. l2.03, 6.lU', O.05 p. IN. No sunday
trains.
'From New Castle only.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
Americans I'm Kilmnanhaun Jall.

In the House OF Commons Sir Charles
Dixie, Under Secretary for Foreign
Affairs, in reply to Mr.. Leamey, mem.
ber for Waterford, said the government
was now considering the representation
Of the government of the United States
regarding the trial or the release Of the
American Imprisoned In ireland under
the Coercion act.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-25
ANCHOR LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAAhi9
Sail weekly to and from

UNITED STATES MAIL eIEA~
Sail weekly to and from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, VIA h''
DoNDERRY, ain
Cabin Passage, 800 TO $50. heluIs. Rs.
10 $40, Second Cabin, u. !"
turn Tickets, 90. ,.,m
Steamers sail every Saturday ImV,pFgT. 70
NEW YORK AND LONDON irn. Dinn slgQ.
Cabin Passage, 95b 10 S65. hesuiN
and $40. rotes
Steerage passengers booKed al ps ~" uneI'
FassenRer Recommendations arc
colled. no,t
All Stateroon1s on Main peus ,as 10 Of
Passengers booked at lowes. lay Sweden,
from Germany, Italy, NotW"9
Ior books of "rosrs in So, q lnm. ana, ran
Plans, &c, ap ly to HESpDIIELR
BROTH hRS, New York, or ~ q. A,i,ning ion
b, TITS. Adams Express. " '''H,. -