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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

LIQUOR AND BILLIARD SALOONS.
YIyHE PLACE, Gus. 1srael, manager,
Il Corner Lcssnr,l and Mississippi streets.
Billiards, Lager Beer, Best Wines and
Liquors Fine Cigars. etc.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
ConErenn Yesteraa1.

In the U. S. Senate yesterday, the
report of the Cattle Commission on
Pleuo.pneumonia was received. A
resolution was offered by Mr.. Call =,
directing the Secretary Of State to
negotiate for the remission of the tax
on cattle imported into Cuba from
the United States. Mr.. Call spoke in
support Of a proposed amendment to
the Pension Arrears resolution, de-
claring in favor of pensions to the
survivors of Indian wars prior TO
l845. Mr.. Miller gave notice that he
would move to take up the bill to
restrict Chinese immigration as soon
as the Anti~polygamY bill is disposed
of. The Anti polygamy bill was then
taken up and discussed, and the Sem
ate adjourned with the understand
ing that debate on the measure should
be closed this afternoon.
In the House the entire session
was occupied with the Apportionn
ment bill. 1t was finally agreed that
after one hours debate on the bill
to-day, the previous question should
be considered seconded and voting
upon the various amendments bea
gun. The House then adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
Teaeheru % be rran.rerrsa.

The Committee on Teachers OF the
School Board, last evening, agreed upon
the following changes In the public
school teachers, TO take effect on Mon-
day next: HI
Miss Victorine Vandever, of No. 7, TO
take charge OF the new grammar school
department In No. 0.
Miss Ella e. Todd, of No. 1s, to nlI
the vacancy IN No. created by the
transfer OF Miss Vandever.
Miss Annie Raudnitzsky, OF No. s. to
hll the vacancy In No. 13r created by
the promotion OF Miss Todd.
Miss Mary Elliott was chosen to fill
the lowest position In No.B
The resignation of Miss Marian W -.
Carswell, OF No. 15, Was received, and
Miss Amanda L. Msdara, was chosen as
her successor. piFs U15fl.
Miss Lizzie WollaAton was elected to
NIL the lowest position in Nc. 3. 4.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
A"crsAky"A AssaIIast.
HOW EDWARD D0NAHoE GOT RID OF A
...ff PERsIsTANT VISITOR.

A "cranky' Individual giving the
name Of Oven Colin, came TO the farm
house Of Edward Donahoe, . few weeks
ago, aud persisted In making himself q
permanent visitor, although Mr.. Dona-
hoe frequently ordered him TO, leave.
Yesterday Mr., D. brought the unwel
come visitor to this city; and left hun
here, but soon after he reached home
Colin came at the gate, demanding ad-
mission. Mr.. DoDahoe, thinking TO
frighten him away, drew revolver and
pointed 1t directly at bis breast, but he
paid no attention TO the menace and
pushed his way 10. Mr.. Donahoe re-
turned the pistol 70 his pocket, when
Colin saddeply picked up a cArtwhip
that was lying In tbe ground aud struck
him back of the ear with'the butt end,
inhicting severe cash. He retaliated
BY knocking Colin with pitchfork and
Afterwards had min arrested.
At q bearing before the Mayor, this
morning Colin was fined $40 and costs
and held under $500 bail to keep the
peace. He acted 10 very crazy manner
and threatened TO kill Donahoe and All
Of his family.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
A MinIgtor V,mdieato.l 4.

Damaging reports of intemperance
having been circulated against Kew.
Jonathan 8. Willis, of FELTON,, Preai-
ding Elder Todd, at the request of
Rev. ]. b Quigg, appointed the fola
lowing committee of investigation :
X. O. Jones, Bridgeville; J. E. Cald-
well, Dover; James Robertson, Cam
den; t. E. Terry, Seaford, and T. E.
Hubbard, Frederick, They met in
FELTON, this week. ~
After = careful examination of the
case the committee closed their labors
BY the adoption Of the following resp
luton
RssOIVsd, That we, the members Of
the committee appointed TO investi-
gate certain rumors affecting the min
isterial character of the Rev. j. s.
Willis, after thorough investigation
do not find that the imputations against
Brother Willis have been sustained by
such evidence as would warra Mt any
further proceedings.
= THOMAS E. TERRY, Secretary.
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Rowdylum Among college students

RASToN, Pa, Feb. 15.-LasE night,
while the Sophomore class of Lafay-
ette College, headed by q band, was
proceeding to hold banquet in the
Opera House, the Freshmen class
joined in line and tried to drown out
the band by blowing tin horns. A
rush ensued, and the two classes be-
came engaged in college Gght. The
police interfered and arrested a
Sophomore and two freshmen. The
students then endeavored to have the
arrested parties released, and after an
hours consultation the men were re-
leased on bail for hearing this morn
ing. This morning the Sophomore
was released, as it was held that he
was arrested while pushing his way
into the banquet hall. The freshmen
we're fined $40 and costs each for OBJ
strucLiug the Sophomores.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
odd Fellows Notes.

Asylum Lodge No. "a. /. o. OF.
will hold special session on Mon
day evening, February 20, in the
Grand Lodge room, on which occa
sion James B. Nicholson past grand
sire and Geo. F. Boire, past grand
master, both of Pennsylvania will
be present. An interesting time is
anticipated and the members of the
order are invited.
This evening Eden Lodge No. "a i,
l. o. o. F. of this CITY will receive
Upland Lodge, No, 253, |. q. o. F.
of Chester. The committee on recep
tion are John p. Taylor, c. e.
Kemble, William E. Whitford, A
E Best and A G Swartley. A ban
quet at Robinson's parlors is one OF
The features OF the affair.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
Another Insaranee society.

Last evening . branch Of the United
States Benevolent fraternity was organ
lied in this city by J. X. SutteIly, Dep
uty Supreme President for Delaware.
This society is conducted on the Assess
ment principle, and pays an insurance
Of from 81, 600 70 $1,000 on the death OF
. member. The following officers were
elected: 80
President, DR.. John F. Speck Vice
President, John Mealy; COunsellot, S.
A. Macalllster, Esq, Financial Secre-
tary, DIR. Oliver Bliss; Treasurer, J.
w. Dietendorf; Chaplain, ZachArlAh
Pickles, Guide, James II. Richards
Warden, Randolph Lungren; Sentry
Charles ItAlle Medical Examiner, DR.
s. L. West; Room Committee, j.. W
Dlefendorf, Charles Il. Davis, j. X.
Sutterly, DR.. o. Bliss, John Mealey.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
'Tht AxiIu GazEttE.
- Il - -
FIRST Ell DlITION.
TeIeEraphic q um~AFy'

n p,,,,.b Corn Trade Association
'esterdag decided upon tue oDSOsos
NV ~ Grain contracts prop osed by the
american shippers plVe O'rou'ss "
|oupty BoscOmmon an = 'wtlse os'vu'os
4 county Waterford ! ir' iano' 'nAve vSen .r
a. oontaiu,up Internal machines,
.hich had been deliVs ted ~ t"o uino
Sdd,as,e, In Edinbnrah, exp Ioded on
|eiug opened, and eia ht per'ons were
20, The Russian irop-clad The
Make of Edinburgh b ~ arrived ~ rors
ktd.-The Servian SkuptSonins mas
4 "a IN oonSular convention and the
Dmmercial treaty win the ositeo
a,s,-ComuAndsr 8elby, OF the Eng
! Nav was assaulted with an axe BY
Albanian shepherd while guuDing
A. ArtakL A British ulao-of.war has
ready gone to Artlk'
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TnnnnNy Eah "a 1900


The existence of the reported reA
volt at Herat is denied.
The cotton spinncrs Of north and
northeast Lancashire have with
drawn their demand for an increase
of wages.
The Servian Skuptschina has pass
ed the Consular Convention and the
commercial treaty with the United
States.
The Daily Ns,Os' Paris correspons
dent telegraphs that the report of
Louis Joseph Martel, the French
jurist and statesman, isIuntrue.
The Governor of Saujbulaugh,
Persia, reports that the epidemic re-
sembling the plague, which recently
appeared near that place, has entire
ly disappeared.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
GENERAL NEWS.

The Western Iron ASSOCIATION met
yesterday at Pittsburg and recon-
mended card rate of $2.05.
The U. 8. Senate on Monday con-
firmed John Gallagher, of Philadel-
phia, as Consul General at Rio de
Janeiro.
A telegram from Chicago says the
call to the First Baptist Church of
that city has been accepted by Rev.
DIR. Henson, of Philadelphia.
NJ. Arturo Ubico, Minister from
Guatemala, having been transferred
from Washington to Rome, yesterday
presented to the President his letter
of recall.
At . meeting of iron merchants in
New York yesterday, a committee OF
nine was appointed to report q plan
for the organisation of an Iron Ex-
change.
1t was stated in Ottawa yesterday
that Mr.. Mcintyre, of the Canadian
Pacific Railway Syndicate, has sold
out his interest in the Company to
William H. Vanderbilt.
The act for the relief of certain col
ored emigrants (allowing importation
of contributions OF clothing, etc., duty
free), was signed by the President
yesterday.
The little unpleasantness between
tho Virginia Senators, Riddleberger
and Smith, was ended yesterday by
mutual explanations and handshaking
of those. gentlemen ia the senate of
Virginia.
The annual revenue of the Domin-
ion Province of Ontario for 1881 was
50, 746, TAO, and exceeded tho expendI.
ture $500, 600. There is a total sur
plus in the Provincial Treasury of
$4, sos, 900.
The President yesterday nominated
Henry r. Denny to be U. s, Marshal
for Minnesota, and the following con>
suls {: Bruno Tzchuk, of Nebraska,at
Vera Cruz; Thomas Wilson, of tho
District of Columbia, at Nantes, and
George Gifferd, Of Maine, at La Ro-
chOlle.
An Associated Press despatch from
Washington says that "a movement
is ON foot in naval circles looking to
the abolition of the navy yard at
League Island, Pa, and the improves
ment of other yards" 1t is SAID that
Mr.. MCPHERSON, of New Jersey, will
introduce bill in the Senate for that
purpose.
AT Boston, yesterday, Patrick Murphy
received . verdict for $1,000 damages
against the Boston and Albany Railroad
Company for permanent injury to his
sight caused by the breaking Of an imper-
feet leader IN a car while plaintiff was
doing his duty as brakeman.
Mary Kennelly,of Brooklyn, yesterday
recovered a verdict of $l00 against John
Weitzel, saloon-keeper, for selling her
husband liquor after she had notified
him not to do so.
The Revenue Collector, Marshall, Tex
as, reports the capture of an Illicit distil-
Iery and arrest of fifteeu persons inTitus
county In that State. Two illicit dis
tilleries were captured, 1000 gallons of
beer destroyed and two men arrested, IN
Cherokee county, Georgia, on Tuesday.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
hmmany Joins Hands WAth She
Renuhll hlllAnA.

#ALBANY, Feb. l6.-ln the Senate to-
gv mr.. Pitts called for his motion CIV
p the President power TO name The
sendjpe committees, which was tabled
bme days ago, aud the question being
|ht upon its adoption II was carried (;
as is, nays II, the TammAny menu
rs voting with the republicans. The
|DsembIy proceeded to ballot for clerk.
m the Tammany members voted for
aichael DougbertY, bnt just previous to
n announcement Of the result Mr.. ].
DstellO said "Mr. Speaker, l desire TO
ange my vote, and Id doing so l will
iefy state that the gauntlet has been
brown down for Tanimany to accept.
Be accept the issue, and we mean TO
kbL upon the issue all winter. ! change
bm Michael J. Dougherty to EdW. N.
Dhnson, tgreat cheering on the EOp0b-
can side Mr.. Maher also spoke In .
|milar strain, aud changed bis vote In
be same manner. Cullen, Began, Nc
anus, 4. Z. Sheehy, Patten aud HIg-
Brty, the other TAIhmAny members,
ID the sane. The fRal result OF the
lllot was as follows RdwArd n. John
IN, 65; Walter II. Bum, 90. The an
Duncement was greeted with hearty
pplause by the republican and Tam
ANY members.
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FRenr TnE FOREST.
LETTER FROM OUR BLAcKBIRD COZ.
REsPoNDENT--oULLED NEWS FROM
THAT SECTION.
Del, Feb. 1o.

NAA SAS4AONs
BLAcKBIRD, Del, Feb. 10.
Mr.. ). r. Warren, will shortly have
erected dwelling, near the school
house, west Of the station.
Mr.. W. J. Corrie one Of our genial
merchants, will rtmove to Smyrna, ON
March Let. Heiwill locate on the corner
OF Mainl and North streets. B. A. Davis
will move in the store made vacant by
Mr.. Corrie.
Mrs. Abram Ingram, an aged lady Of
seventy two yeArs, wife OF Mr.. A. In
gram, OF near Union NJ. K. Church, died
suddenly yesterday evening, upon re-
turning home after spending the day
with friends. Some chronic iniirmity
was the immediate cause Of her doath.s
Travellers between the station and
village, will be glad TO hear that the
long neglected, and much needed re-
pairs, on the bridge over the tail race
OF the mill commences to-day.
The farmers In lower BIaekbird Hun
dred, complain OF the frequent depreda-
tons OF chicken, and tn rkey thieves. Mr..
Thomas MiddletoD's, "Ioost' was de-
pieted on Sunday night OF fine Robbler,
and anumber Of chickens. Mr.. Middle
ton, intends to have the strictest investI
CATION, In hope Of discovering the thief
or thieves; and bringing them to the
punishment they 30 richly deserve.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16

ed, more dead than alive, on board the
good ship GlenmOray, Of Glasgow, Cap
tain Dawson 10 command, and on her
way from Calcutta to New York. Every
thing that Q noble hearted sailor could
do for the relief OF the suffering waits
was done. Some Of them aroused from
sleep we're almost without clothing, and
scarcely any were properly clad. They
had neither cate nor drank for many
hours and were famished and exhaust
Nd
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
Preparing for the Hebrew Rsruwoo,

PHILADELPHIA, February l5.-A
public meeting of Christians and
jews was held this afternoon to make
provisions for the Jewish refugees
from Russia, expected here about the
22d inst. Mayor King presided. An
thony ]. Drexel was elected Trea-
surer. Mr.. Dropsie said that 100 900
OF these Jews had been despolled of
their homes, women had been ass
saulted and other barbarities which
ignorance and bigotry only could
devise had been perpetrated. Up to
the present time about two thousand
six hundred bad arrived in New
York. Philadelphia had agreed to
take oneStenth of this number.
HoratiO Gates Jones said that before
May 10000 more of the refugees
would arrive in this country. More
than $50, ,000, 900 Of jewish property
had been swept away, and more than
10000 outrages committed within
the past month. The sum Of S., Ito
was subcribed tosdaY, and it was
agreed to hold another public meet.
| ing.
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The January Money Freshet in New
Orleans.

On January 10th (being the 10th
Monthly Grand Distribution), under the
able management OF Gents q. T. Beaure-
gard. OF La, and Jubal A. Early of Va. Of
the Louisiana state Lottery, the follow
ing named were among Fortunes favor
ties: The first capital prize was drawn
by No. 76,0s6, held by l. M. Davis Of
Morning Star, near Memphis, Tenn. The
second capital, $4,000. by No. 1905, held
by Sebastian Lehman. No. 793 Larimer
st., Denver CITY, Ctl. The third capital,
$50 o, by No. 5O,SO9, by True a. Heath
Concord. N. II. The fourth capital prizes
two, oi S25Oo each, by No. 1929, cid Dy
held by l.. Sanders, No. s2l BroadWay, !,
New York city. Five prizes of 81, 100 each
were distributed around among the
holders Of Nos. v,io2- ls,1ls. %, ,767, A, ,504
York city: Toledo, o. Norfolk, va, and
Topeka, Kan. The l4.d drawing will
occur March IL, and any information can
New Orleans, La.
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LOCAL LINES.

The frames for the overshct Of the
new station In this city, are being placed
in position. ~
A number Of men are engaged In
cleaning King street.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE will be
issued to-day,
The annual ball OF the Knights Of st,
Lawrence, last night, was success In
every particular.
The butchers are preparing for "ShOw
beef" fl=s,l }5zF
A meeting Of the Republicans Of the
Third va I'd will be held this eYeAlng.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
RfV0A, lE

wiiDIngt6Hphould have been able to
build ,loooiROtiyeA Wibhas much despatch
~ Altoona, but unfortunately this is
rot 30. There Is now q fine opening
here for some Of our az oellent meohaD-
icp. IL is stated that another order for
no less than sixty locomotives has been
gwen by the PennsyIsania Railroad
TO the Baldwin Works for the ensuing
year. This unusually large commission
Is necessit ted by the increasing business
OF the road. Last year the Pennsy lvAnia
Railroad at their own works In Altoona
tur0ed out no less than 102 railway en-
gtnes, AMI this year expect to build for
themselves the unprecedented mum Der
OF 2I0. The facilities at Altooua have
been greatly enlarged, and much work
has been sent to Remove, where the IA
ollities for their construction have been
materially increased.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
Death of an Old Lady.

Mrs. Nancy Abbott, died at the resi-
dence Of her son-in-law, ]. Il. Shipley,
on Third street, between Poplar and
Lombard, yesterday, afternoon, after c
lingering illness. The deceased was In
the 82d year OF her age, aud was bora
10 Milford, this State. Her funeral will
take place on Sunday afLernoon at 2.30
o'clock service in Asbury Church.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
DruuIkenness.

30 thou invisible spirit of wine, If
thou hast no name to be known by,
let us call .thee-Devil o, that meR
should put an enemy to their mouths,
to steal away their brains That We
should, with joy, rsvel, pleasure and
applause, transform ourselves into
beasts ~ SHAKsPEARE.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16

A New Haven minlster Of the gospel
OLD one Of his deacons that be was con-
lanIly hearing Il | loud sound, which
tep1 him awake nights. Since using
pr' Benson'S Celery and ChamomIle
fills' bis hearing has become normal,
Hhd his nerves are steady and true.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
sslToshor l.au Reaaverea,I

wrote an Illinois girl to her Eastern rel
attves. "She took bitters for long time
but without any good. 30 when she
heard OF the virtues OF Kidney w ort she
got box and 1t has completely cured
her, 30 that she can do as inuon work
now rs she could before We moved
W est. Since she has got we'll everyone
about here is taking It," See adv.
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senator Mn ImprovinE.

o. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is, 1882.
Notwithstanding reports to the
contrary the authorities at the JefferS
son Medical College said yesterday
that Senator Hills condition was very
favorable; that the operation on the
Senator's mouth, performed about a
week ago, was highly satisfactory
and that Mr.. Hill was now getting
along nicely. .....
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
The Monetary Congress.

LONDON, Feb. 10, 1882.
The statement that there YVES some
doubt whether Mr.. Gladstone would
consent TO send representative to the
Monetary Conference is said to be pre-
mAtur re. The Treasury is st II consider
log the question Of the appointment of a
dOlpQate
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
A Railroads Ate red FOrtuneS.l 4

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-The
Irsctors of the Norfolk and w estern
ailrOad Company-formerlY the
tlantic, Mississippi and Ohio con-
Rolled by Senator Mahone--met in
pis city to DAY and declared . quar-
erly diyidened of / per cent. The
pad passed,under ils present control
year ago, when 1t was In the hands
\ receiver and apparently hope-
easlY inVoVled.
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After all the argume ments about cheap.
~ and quality II appears shat DR..
luiib cough syrup 10 the best remedy
~ lne cure OF Coughs and Colds ever Of
bred TO the public. The price iR only Is
lents bo tie and every druggist 10 Che
Anu sells and recon- In ends 1t,
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16

There is something soft and tender in
the fall ota single anow.flake, but It al.
ways reminds US to look Il tier our bottle
Of DIR. Bulbs Cough Syrup,-our old stand
By in the days of Coughs and Colds-1or
we have always found 1t reliable.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
Tha araanhnnkara.

The GrseAbacksrs held another meet
ing at sixth and Shlpley streets, last
evening, but no business was transacted.
They simply taken to each other about
the great principles Of their little party.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
LOCAL III ME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. ], 1882.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

For Philadelphia 2OOs Q 2as a 40 ass
g.S, s,lOt, $40, 80, g'0s' 9.Ss' I0 40 i ~ ~
M l20Vt M: l2l5, I2,3sff. ks1 N 4 AZ
ElT', 2sOf, ,o.ln, $685., 1865, 9.S0s, ic.60s o,
! y For New York-2.OOs, 22ss, $50, e.6S,
a '6 n ll'oo a. m. J l2sStt. l.5S, slit, 6.SS'
For Ballttimoro-l.OO', I.42s, 4.5is, 900, s.ss
- ~. ~. hOO, lO9tt, o.1), .. Il, 1l.O4s =. m.
m fot w ssdning1n, w, Lar, 5.6l%, S.Oos a.
For Baltimore and intarmad,a,a sts.
.Tso, S.Ss a. %. 100 e.O0 p. m.
day. U-"AS So'n daily and sun
tIrslns running only on Sunday,
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Personal.

Thomas J. Searles. who has been
spending most of the winter with his
friends in this city, started, last even
ing, for Columbus, Que, where he will
renew his engagement with Cells Broth
ers'circub for western tour. ua
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A UAMD.

AZ al VINO are suffering from the errors
1aa inulsoretlonS OF youth, nervous
hc., Will send q reclpe that will cnre
you, FREE OF CHARGE This vrast
4 y 0uieuy uy was discoveFed by q missionary
Souln America. send q self-addreEsed
azx,,eIope ~ 70 the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN,
N'i'so" u. NeU York CITY. oct28-d&w6m
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Meetings TO-nfRhG.

Clayton Lodge, No. 4, ,K.ofP.
Eden Lodge, No. "a, 1. o, OIL
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, /. O.O.F.
Manhattan Lodge, No, Il, I. o. r. u.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr., o. U. A. N.
German Mutual Beneficial SocietV N !.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
NEW ADvERrlsmaKNrs.

NH ED.-Information q out John
w Carer, who len Smyrna, DEL, In
1857 had headquarters ct 81. Nicholas
Hotel. Decatur, Illinois, until 1859 was
last heard from at Heyworth, Ill. Reply
ALFRED CARTER, IL st. John street,
Liverpool, England.
M OTICE.-1he fifteenth annual mOei.
IN ing sf the stockholders of the Mu.
tual Loan Association will be held ON
Tuesday evening next, February Il, at 8
O'Clock, in the ofnce OF the secretary,
SOL Shipley street, at which time the an
nual rrport will be presented and an
then be made on q new series. Annual
febi6-Im GEO. G. MARIS, sec'y.
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MARRIED.

NEWMAN-ALFREY Y.-on Wednesday
evening, Feb. 18th, at 2lO West street,
Wilmington, DEL, by A. Stengls, Mr..
Samuel j, Newman and Miss Josephine
Alfrey, beth of Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16

For Wilmington and Northarn p.,,.
foad-7.lO a. m, Do Sos netn = Sali-
day trains, - ~ ''OO - N. no sun
a. M PeasWare Western Railroad-l0, 80
' '''V p m NO Sunday trains.
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For Delawsre Rsllroaa-enos aas.
Los, SIOs SIS .. m. No N1TTay arnSe s,so 2. M;
troL New Caolle only.
tions. ~" 'nsorHAeoiSte sta-
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fEAlNs S ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.

From PhIladelnh,a--, m. %. ~,
7.46, 1879, 8.3s, SAD ~ iot ~ i:SS ,:SS A:H',
l2n6, IL so, i. III SRH 4 al'2', H'5o e. m.
ll.SOt D. m. ''''' ''0o' s'ooT' s.oO' 1859,
IT. Etom = New York -l2.4s, 1922, 44Os, 7.SSt,
lO0S' p. M. 41-0"' i'"tt' 4'o'' 6.4Ss,
lltsa spm n m64ltiI%aSore-l.5l'. 2lss, s.ol, 900,
D. m, lAoff y l'6O, SIZE, ESQ.,, 9.40t
l2, ssftm Mssnington-l.2l". 2.I3, q, m, ;
:Bn 10y, o.n", e.3O", 90" p. m,
Ton +Otn Suy 1aiiy and Sunday.
'Nh sunday only,
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Or. ROGERS WORM SYRUP In
tanti destroys WORMS. %
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HOW To SECURE HEALTH.

1t is strange any one will suffer from
Arrangements brought on by inDure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA.
RILLA AND STILLTNGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP win re-
store health 10 the physical organization.
fits q strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and tho BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing 5orofula, Svphl-
HtIc disorders, Weakness of the Kidneys,
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis.
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, Skin, etc. t.,
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16

roadu8aTs aTsUamalngIon and Northern Rail-
sunday IrSiDs, II 90 a. M; 6.66 p, m. No
a, m. 9piseisware n Western Railroads.&c.
-''O Il M No Sunday trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16

From Delaware Railroad-ss an n or.
m. 1905, 6.lOS, G.o5 .. ml NJ S;Sos e.
ioM New Castle only,
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16

BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain in Map or Beast.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-16
AnAINs Dsl LEAV E FOR WILMINGTON

AvenusN ~ nia7Tbroad and washington
m, Wv e lo' e'lO. lois q. m. 3.i0 ,,
SO ,. m. msS-S'S ~ $40, n.Ae .. m, A.GS,
tLinited 1xursas ua,ns.