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IT WILL NOT BIsBAND AND rs NOT IN
DEBT.

IT WILL NOT DIsBAND AND Is NOT IN
DEBT.
At the meeting OF the !. r. l. g.,
held on the 25th inst, in the Wesleyan
College, il was stated that the new
school was to be chartered as college
and that Mr.. Wilson, the president OF
the new school and former president
of the old college, greatly desired q
continuance Of the society.
Upon taking the vote of those pres
ent the majority, fearing the ]. II. l.
=. would be unable to regain its old
prestige, voted TO disband; upon read
ing and recording the written votes
the majority Of those unable to be
present favored q continuance Of the
society because of desire to assist
their old preceptor in his effort to sue
cessfully establish new school. Five
postgraduate members, residents of
Wilmington, volunteered to support
the society for one year until the
grade Of the new school should be
established. II was accordingly de.
cided to continue the society on trial
for that length of time, and until theI
no further action will be taken.
II is also necessary 10 state that thu
society was not 'Obliged 10 sell III
library to provide for debt oueC
Lippincotts, As it is not now and ha
never been under any Indebtedness.
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Trs rre, anEEsBACRs.

From the New York Sur.
Tha largest determination OF legAl
,ondora In existence are the SlVVop
noles. none Of which have been piantsp
for two or three years. T6e neAs 81,
al is the 5000 note, and 10 sueeesslop
follow 81 OOO, $500, 500, 500, w, PAW
Al 81 and 81. In national bank Cyl.
rencv there Il nothing larger than SlsVgV
and The smaller deDominatloDs are lle
same as IL legal tenders, While intel-
nal revenue paper varies 10 size accord.
inc Ia the use Tor which II was designdu
soipe sheets containing 40 or 0y mstqp
stamps. and others only "a Of the peFr
stamus. bank note paper is almost lnve-
riably e4x13A iRches. % asleee q I.Ps
3 re four notes are printed, eacn ozxl Z
inches, leaving from three quart 70 = q
one inch for trimm ing. On sneets pI
legal tender the denominations are tpe
saTne. but The national banks utui1ly
have combinations, thrt Q los and ~
on 4 sheet, 10, 20, so and 100, IS may
anti the fancy or convenience OF tbe
banker. AZ soon Is II is discovered
that q note has been successfully coun-
teFfelled new plate Is ordered, 0hs
national banks paying 500 for every
Mate they have made At the bureau
For some unexplained reason the gPs-
ernment is troubled very little " ltt
countelfsils, the present ssries Of ndLel
having been running since 1902 "
while, on the contrary, nearly q do1eI
national bank plato have been rslite'
| for this reason.
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ronsrnn ON CoEEC1on.
LONDON, March "a, 1889.

LONDON, March ga 1882.
In the House of Commons to- night
Mr.. Forster admitted that 1t was
true the Protection act had not done
q great deal, but declared It had
done something. II had prevented
many outrages and murders by en-"
abling the authorities to lock up
those who otherwise might have
committed such acts of violence.
There, were he said, signs Of hope.
But outrages must be stopped. IL
they were not 1t would become hls
duty and the duty of the House oil
Commons to have stronger measures
still. Mr.. Forster was frequently
cheered in the warmest manner
In the House Of Commons this after"
noon during discussion relative 70
supply Mr.. Gladstone ridiculed the
idea Of allowing the imprisoned 1rlst
members OF Parliament to come tt
London to vote on the Cloturt
question on Thursday. The govern
ment, he said is bound to be con
slstent in administering the Coer
cion act.
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opium smuEwlIng Seapa,,

WAsHIReToN, March 27,-Tb. q.
retary Of The Treasury has rsc,i..s ".
Information thattho investigator "
tho opium smuggling operation, y
Gently detected in San Frauoisro N
velops q scandalous conspiracy IA N y
fraud the goyernment on the p,,. \
certain city and Federal officer, ~ M
conspiracy was revealed throuVh
correspondence conducted in tbs IN
nese language, hich has iusl M
introduced as evidence. secrst,1
FoIger declines to give any name, \
details.
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Thou.anas Of wouId-Re CIer hs.

HENRY WAND BEKCHER, wto once
said that dollar day was enough for
any WORKING man to live on, hos been
distinguishing himself on the Chinese
question, Mr.. Beecher los es the China
man but hates the IriI b, AMI IN bis Sun-
day night talk In Plymou b Church made
the following remarkable deiveraDce:
"It is s aid the German y I'll live on what
q Yankee throws away, q jew on what
a German throws away, and 1t ~ ju,t
because the Chinese are industriCn ana
known how to live on less than their
mortal enemies, the irish, thai they have
brought against themselves this Irish
tirado-thiB 5use which has been pcu :
cd upon them in our Fool.C0nkress.
And yet the man who Ia ks this rot is
paid SO, 900 o year for dOIng II. The
Irish may not be alt OF this !Anu, but
Irish woman are the mothers OF at 10 st
one-third the people of this county and
are responsible for q great deal OF 5
backbone.
alt IS noteworthy" says the New
York World, national Democratic or
gan, that, although nearly all the South
ern States elect members Of the Legls-
lature this year, aud half Of I'll eal elect
State officers, the Republicans q Ten
ne see and the independents Of
Georgia are the only politicians that are
yet astlr." The Republicans and Inde-
pendenis In nearly Sll the Southern
States have evidently made up their
mil ds that the Offices OF those States are
oysters and propose 10 open them -DdI-
tinaore Star.
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CEimes ana Cn.u.,....

VIM. Worth, q farmer. li",s
Oiympian Springs, Ky.. ",,ns on ne't
With . nelghbor named Ross sasN1iel'd aN :
about Q boundary line. Wor,s, Worm, Ecn
Aese With his fist, then drew = struck
yer and fred. The bali az s,,rs,. : fsyOE 9
r. the side, and glancinQ iro~ uCa I. No..
hss ,iGs, strnck his little dauVSs.s,l VSs =
At . fire in West Apsoni. n.
Yesterday, two brothers, Jan,OS OOnn,
sstt, aged 10. ard Elliott liis p.a! "a!
aged 81, per'shed in the flame, 'SSle'l ~
wooden houses were burned 'Tse Ts
money loss is about SIC. coo. IN
Emanuel Bott, The Italian
stabbed his brother in a omar, " !
Hazleton, Pa, LIST week. fua''sl hs.
arrested. The wounded mas o uee
yesterday, the knife ha, ing penS,,s,s S Se
his lungs. "O''A'e
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The Dakota Bin Not Likely 60 Re.
appear

WASHINGTON, March 2T.-Ths DAko-
ia bill is believed to have been shelved
for the session by the action of the Senate
to-day in sending 1t back to the Com
mittee on Territories. Mr., Vest and Mr..
Butler, who to-day announced :helr de.
sire to oppose it 10 committee, could
alone, If SO disposed, ,prevent its reaching
the Senate except by q shocking breach
of courtesy, of which the Senate would
not he capable. There will not be alooT,
however, for the readjustlng tactics at
YaDkton have cooled the ardor even Of
Republican members Of the committee.
one OF whom to-day as much as said that
he thought his party could better afford
to let Dakota alone for the present than
to be drawn into discussion that would
be at best unsavory.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29

DEATH OF CHIEF 7 TAZEwELL--There
is no doubt that In the death Of Samuel
g. Tazewell, Chief Engineer ofthe Fire
Department, the firernen has lcst good
and valuable friend, and as cItizen,one
whose aim was always to endeavcr to
rescue their property. The firemsn IS
well as b firm With whom he was con-
nected, mourn bis death. Bis ful sTal
which takes place tomorrow afterno on,
will no doubt be one of the largest ever
seen in this city. ssEA
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Hail stones Rs Large ms Wa1nuts
Creating Havoc af wheeling

WHEELING, w. Va, March 81 The
mrs severe hail-storm known here since
1869 occurred about O'clock to-day. 1t
was short but severe. Hail-stones, many
of them as large as walnuts, fell with In
credible forcs and rapidity. A brisk
brt eze blew froIn the wes', aud the hail
pelted exposed sides Of buildidgs like
rifie-bAlls. The State House, United
States custoR-house, Female College,
Linsley Institute, the large hotels and
factories and all the ward school-build,
dlngs, with the business houses and re J.
dences having frontage on the west, bad
their windows riddled. HOt-beds, greer
houses and skylights gave way like egg
shells aud many valuable plants vert
Destroyed.
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pUBLIC SALE
Or
BUILDING LOTS AND HOUSES.

II -OE-
BUILDING LOTS AND HOUSES.
VIII be so at public sale, on the pre-
misses on Union street, between Seventh
aud Eighth lireets, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12th, 1sS2
at 1.SO o'clock, p. M,
Two two-story frame houses. lust fin
iahed, conIhining six rooms, hot and
cold water front and side porcher, also
front and side yards. with modern I'M
provenents, and nalshed nrst class with
TN roofs, Also z frame houses, situated
on colt street. between Front ard Hec-
oud streets. These houses al e the exact
counterpart Of the Unlon street houses
IN every respec'. Also IS noe building
sites located on Scott. Second, keventh,
Eighth and Ninth streets, and Grant,
BayaId and Woods nd avenues.
The above lots are All In tine nigh,
| healthy location, and for pure air can
| not be excelled In the country Tne cit
| cars run within a few blocks Of the far.
i JhesL lots an school house is In the
i Immediate neighborhood. The city cars
will run past the lots not .ater than Aug
/ ust 10th, 1882. The nalghbJT is rap
/ Idly filling up. The AL Almshouss removal
/ is beyond a doubt; the brick yards are
i about being finished mp; MessrF. Coke q
Al, IN have leased new yards IN New Gas,
Il tie and Christlana Hundl eds the gas and
| w4terpipes are now laid the paw vemeots
| will be extended in a very short time
and II IN estimated that 800 houses Will
be built In that locality this year, conse'
Quenuy property will double In vaIus
| in two years. 1he terms are such as tC
m axe IL easy for every and any. person
who wishes 10 buy los, no notes or in.
dorsem+nts ri quiied.
| TERMS.-SdO cash on each house, ai
soon ss knocked OF eco in thirty days
he valance to be secured by bond and
mortgage ior any length OF time. Ths
SLott street houses are rented TO good
tenants for $il per month; possession
Will bs given in ~ days. Union stree
houses possession will be gwen i'm m o
dIately. go must be paid on each lot ai
soon as knocked Off $40 on the 18th o
May next, and S5 per month until patC
| for, or o per cent. of for cash.
THOMAS M. OGLE.
Drake q Co.. auct tioneere.
Hacks leave sixth ard Market street
at O'clock. Should the Gather prov
unftv0rab1e the sale VIII be postponed
until wednesday, April 10Th. at l-9O o.
clock, m27-eodts
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l0CAl. TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. /, 1852.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINOTorg,

For Philadelphia 2.O0*, 2.23s, $50, 6.5s
L25, slot. 8.i6, 9.U, 90s, 9.46, 1890, 1 .b3 a
5.l7', 2.sOt, 6l0, G.sst, 1875, 9.5d', .10s p
m.
For New York;. %, 2.28#, $50, e.b5
s.4e, ll.tS q. m; l2.Stf. l.5S, 5l7t, 6.SS'
y. IN.
For Bsltimorc-l.OOs, I.42., as =, 800, s.S
a. m. Loo, U9tt 800, d. z, Il.04s y. M
For Washington, l.OU@, l.4ls, ~ .5I#, S.OOs a
M; LOO, l.0stf, 6.51, ll.O4@ p. m.
For Baltimore and intermediate sta
bong-l2.5lA, S.3S a. IN. (; 100 600 p. no.
Strains ru Mag 10th daily and Sun
day.
fTralns running only on Sunday.
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ALawyer,s nuurderous Fren.y.

ST. LOUIS, March 28.-James J..
Mcbride who has been known for
many years as one OF the most able
criminal lawyers OF this city made an
assault last night upon Louis Truem-
per groce. He first fred a pistol
at him and then cut him with a
bowie knife. Truemper's wounds
are thought to be mortal.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON

From PhiladelphIa-l.0O', 1.s2', 4.s7s
I45, I57., $50, 9S6, l9lot, li.53, Il. so a. m.
S6S, s2'. 6.is, i.50f, i55, S.s5f, S.56, lO.5s.,
fIoin New York-l2.A3, 1922, 4.4O.. 7.bb+.
7;67, s.s3 a. M; 1850, loft, Ass, O.4Ss,
lO.0oS p, m.
From Baltimore-I.5I@, 2l3s, e.aJ. g0a
l.4se M; l2Sjft, l.5O, 6.ll", G.3O%, 9.4s'
From WashlnRton--l.2Is, 2I3, a. m.
12.3ett 1.50, 5.n*, 6sG", 9.49s p. No.
sBoih daily and unday.
ton Sunday only.
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Counterm,t DeIlars..

Pc RTsMoUTH, N. H., March 2S.-
During the past twentv.four hours q
large number of counterfeit silver
dollars of excellent execution have
been put in circulation IN this city
and the surrounding towns. The
police are engaged in ferretlug out
the parties who circulated them.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29

A HEAVY CoMPRoMIsE.-The dis.
solved firm of Kennedy, Hutchin-
son & Co., Wall-street brokers, it
is alleged have paid Mr.. John r.
Duff, Of Boston, 81, 100000 to com j..
promise a suit he was about to bring
for ST. 500, 900 profits on stock tran :
sactions which he claimed that firm
had tranferred to their own account.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29
sick ConrreanInen

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Repre-
sentative Blacks physicians report
continued but slight Improvement In
his case since last night. Representa-
tive Aliens physicians say he is about
the same as last nigkt, and that there
there has been no material change In
his condition for the past few days.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29

A citizen OF the Quaker City. Mr..
Freed, living at l22 Vine street. recently
spoke as follows: "Belng affl Ic ed with a
distressing cough, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
was recommended to me for relief. 1 am
happy to say that few doses not only
gave me instant relief. but effected COM
plete cure"
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ANNUAL VISIT.

The Levy Court will make It's annual
inspection Of the Aims House to-mor-
row. Tie regular monthly meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees will also be held
tomorrow.
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HOW To SECURE HEALTH

1t is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVILL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-
store health to the physical organization.
1t is strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphi-
lite disorders, Weakness of the Kidneys,
Ervsipelas. Malaria, Nervous disorders
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis.
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys
Stomach, Skin, etc.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29

Lydia Z. Pinkhams Vegetable Gem
pound has done thousands of women
more good than the medicines OF many
doctors. 1t IS positive cure for all fe-
male complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia
e. Pinkham.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29
RONps.
'HILADELfHIA MARKETS.


FLOUR AND MEAL.--Flour is held high
or and fairly active. Sales of27O0 barrels,
including Minnesota extras, at o. ior
clear and at e7.. a 7.5O for straight; ;Penns.
extra family, at 46.l2K q 6.2S; Western
do. do. at s6.I6 a 7.sO, and patents at $7.76
s.25. Rye -four Is steady at $3.50 4.75
barrel.
q G4AIN.-Wheat is in fair demand and
firmer. Sales OF % bushels Red at $40
La. 1897 bushels May at 81, sS7 a / SO;
$500 bushels June atsl IS; and l0,OO6
bushels do at Sl,s Il; 81. .3s1S was bid for
March; el.ss24 for April; 8l.3S4 for May:
| 81. for June, and Sl.EM for July. Rye.
-Pennsylvania is nominal al $50. Corn
| is 1rmer and in steady request Sa
| OF 800 bushels, .cluding yellow, at I q
7. Nc. and rejected att Kc, At the open
b jard, 5000 bushels Jbne sold at 76e; 1910
was bid for March, 76c. for a pril, 76c. iOr
May, ard I6c. for June. oats are fairly
1 active and lc. higher. Sales of Ie,OO
bnshels. including white. at 714sa 5Sc',
and rejected and mixed at 66c. The re-
ceipt- Today were as 70 lows: 3lo7 bar.
reIk ofaour, 5000 b shells OF wheat, 6s Z
bushels of corn, 1850 bushels OF oats, 27l
barrels OF whisky.
WHIsKEy,- We quote Western iron
bound al Sl.A per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. March 27, P. M.
BEEF CATTLE were In good dem and thi
I week, and prices were fraction higher
BOO head arrived and sold at the differen
1 yards at a 7Nc. per lb., as 10 quality.
SHEEP were less active, but prices wer
unchanged 5000 head arrived and sold a
the different yards at TIC. and lamb
at bk IKE. per To-, as to condition.
Hoes were In fair demand. 300
head arrived and soil at the dineren
yards at 8 a l01<c. per H.. as TO quality.
HAY AND STRAW MARKET.
For week ending March rs, l8s2-Load
Of Hay, 240; loads of Straw, 45. Averag
pr ice during week Pr me Timothy, ell
er lOOpounps Straw, SO 9Oc. Per II
1 pounds.
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TRAINS LEAVE FOR wILMINaroN

Philad delphia-Broad and Wnshineton
Avenue-6,S0. 7.l5, $40. lO.l5 a. m. 81,
New tastle-s.S8, O.2O, n.46 8. m. s.sb
$40 =. m. .i'i
TIains leaving Wilmington that will
connect a. GTay's Ferry for Broad fnd
warrington Avehue-65S, eco, 900, $40
ttLimited Express trains,
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A Clear Complexion

Can be bad by every lady who will use
Parktr's Ginger Tonic. Regulating the
internal organs and purifying the blood
1t quickly removes pimples and gives a
heaithy bloom to the cheek. Read
about 1t in auoIhsr column.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29

For Wilmington aud Northern Rail-
rotd-7;N a. M. 800, sos r. m. NO sun
For Delaware Western Railroad-7o5
l 30 a. m. $50 p. m. No Sunday trains.
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W = TIE O8
BODY.
Tno shtpl.erd IpqaIry.

WAaHIN0ToN, March N.yMembe-s
OF the House Foreign Affairs COMMITTEE
SAID tonight that after ShiphoId hes tes-
titied the committee Will summon MT.
Blaine and then Mr.. Trescott. Min,stsr
Adams, of Bolivia; Minister Norton OF
France, aud all Others mentioned by
sbIpherd or knows to have information
on the general subject, the idea being
10 make the investigation complete.
When the committee met this morn
ing a ceItficats of Mr.. Shipheris ply
sician was presented TO Lhe effect thai
MIR. Shipherd was confined - hts bed "
q severe attack Of neuralgia and erysip'
elias in hts ace, and would be unable tc
appear before the committee Tor seVeta
DAYS.
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For Delaware Railroad .G0s, 9.35 a, M;
LOS, 3.OU* 6.25 p. m. No Sunday trains.
sFor New Castle only.
fFOr Harrington and Intermediate sta.
tionB.
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From Wilmington and Northern Rail.
road-6.45, S.45, n.S5 q. M; 6.65 p. m. No
Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western RAILROADS. IN
a. M. ais r. M. No Sunday trains.
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From Delaware Railroads.&c., 9.s5s a
m. l2OO, 6.lOs, COS p. m. No sunday
trains.
SFrom New Castle only.
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To Auburn and Return.

A large number Of the agents OF the
Oaborne Self Binding Hatvesiefs visit
ed Auburn, New York, q short time
AGO 20 get q thorough insight into the
workings of the machines. The firm
OF Feddeman & Clash was represented
by Mr.. Charlss N. CLASH, who speDt
a week there familiarizinG himself
With the machines. The whole party
included about forty gentlemen from
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland,
and Virginia, aud q good time was
had, The entire party regis cred at
the Osborne House, owned by Mr..
Osborne. There are employed BY the
company some 1900 lneD, and " ro-
ouires some $50, 600 per month to pay
their wages. Last year the COMPANY
turned out %, 900 machines, and will
turn cut 25, 900 this season. The stay
was made pleasant by the kindnets of
Mr.. G. w. Allen, who showed them
ali the sights. They visited the Au-
burn prison and other places of like
interest 10 machine agents. The party
returned home fully able to work the
machines satisfactorily. -CeBtrtUtIIe
(Md.) OoserOer.
Thousands OF wOuId-EBe Clerks.
WAsHINGToN, March 27.-The ptopo
| sitiOn TO give tuo Pension Office eight
| huRdFed aud ten additional clerks hA
already brought down shower OF ap
plicasions from all parts Of tne country
There are alteady over two Thousand OF
Ole in the interior department a0d NOR,
are arriving da ly. A good many ex
pectants are hOckiug here In persdn I,
ioiu the four or hve thous and CLERK
always out of employment Tho ad
ditiOnal force In the Pension Office vii
require three or four hundred NOR
clerks in .he Acjuiaut General and SUI
Reon Generals Offices. No.wltl atabd
ing tho rye lumber OF appOIDtn sni
to De made, there will be upwaTus Q
twenty thou and applications, or tWent
TO every place.
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THIDD EDITION
.Tn.lieaeiona tor To-Day.

Kndicasionn Ter To-Day.
For the Middle Aslautie States, gem
orally fair weather, slightly warmeT'
southeast to southwest winds fhihpe
barometer. eN
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Meetings Tonight.
WEDNESDAY,

WEDNESDAY.
Nope Lodge, No. s, /. O.O.F.
champion Lodge, No. o, X. OFF.
Oriental Lodge, No. l3, X. of p.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, 8. Oft,
Harmony Lodge. No. 5, A. u. G.F
Laurel Council, U. F. A.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29

BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain in Man or Beast.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29

DR. ROGERS WORM SYRUP in.
tamil destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29
ran.. rhn. reunr non caFry.

From the Boston Advertiser.
The acknowledged cane Of excel~
leuce il the straight bamboo with q
coin silver top Of hammered pattern:
Native or foreign sticks with natural
handles are not In style until the ex-
cursion season begins. The country
boys and men for ten cents, can he
supported during their of days.
Among the fancy canes OF excellence
and money worth is q double knotteo
orange with silver op, braided or
hammered; q black thorn, with silver
ball and SILVER serpent entwineo
about It; shepherds crook In hazel
and silverGipped. Amber balls may
be applied to canes or umbrellas.
FIVE. ten, fifteen or twenty five dol
lars will buy q very bancsome ana ser
yiceable cane. This 10 tbe. season Tor
| them, and many appear for prome-
nade on pleasant days aud ON Streets
| GUARDING THE CzAR's SACRED
BODY.
LoNpor. March GA s.. P.tarsburl
corr, spondent teleRrapbs that the ohjsci
of fIxtpR the corouati0n OF the Czsr fol
4 late date 10 to permit tee exhibition q
Moscow, which will open In May, 70 o
closed before the occurrence OF the cefe'
mony. It Is thought that u the tws
| events bo smut 4neous the great con
course OF people attending the exhlDi
lion wou give an oppor unity TO tn'
| Mill fts, who are shown by recent AZ
rests to be concentrating their forces u
MOSCOW, A scheme Is under consider
| at on for enrolling q number OF inhaOi
tants to act as special conhtables duFin
| the cornoratien.
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WIN be so at public sale, on the pre
misses. on Union street, between Seventh
aud Eighth streets, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL I2th, 1855
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enriches the blood and puri6es the
system; cures weakness, lack of
energy, etc. Try bottle.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29

s:iiiESasl6a q laIllsaIEa. ..a.AAAlI -
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29

wiIlcure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
MA, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29

Is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
6ther Iron preparations will.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-22

BALTIMORE Il OHIO RAILROAD.
nN and after Nov. 30, 1881, trains will
" arrive and depart as follows:
CUMBERLAND.