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BUILDING PERMITS.

AN UNUSUALLY LARGE NUMBER Is-
SUED LAST MoNTH---A LARGE IN
. CREASE.
During the past month Chief Engi-
ueer Conwell of the Survey Depart
ment, issued ono hundred and thirty
nine building permits. OF that num-
Der one hundred and thirty -four were
for houses. This is the largest
number ever issued. For the same
month last year there were only sixty
four. Those issued last month were
as follows
John q. KOlch, three houses on east
side OF Railroad avenue, north of
Fourteenth.
William 81. Furrow, one house east
side of Thatcher street, between Fiji
teenth and Sixteenth.
I James Kennedy and Hugh Lynch,
ten houses west side of Walnut street,
between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth.
Robert McCaulley, fourteen houses
north side of enth street, between
Spruce and Bennett.
Peter U. Furry, three houses north
side Tenth street, east of Pine.
John Davis, one house, sOutheast
side Of Maryland avenue, between
Shroud aud Cedar streets.
G. L. Jefferis, three houses east side
of Jackson street, between Sixth and
Seventh. ,i-ff .rf
I Millard T. Poole, twenty-five bouses
south sIde Of Eleventh street, betW cen
Pine and Kirkwood.
James U. Pickel', one stable west side
of hrench.street between Ninth and
| TeHtb.
James T. Haddoek, three houses south
side of Sew enTh street, between Adams
and Jackson. re-
John Hare and Samuel r. Marsh ali,
| five hcuNs west side of Adams, ,betWe
Ninth and Tenth.
1 Dennis j. Mention and Ho race w.
Cause, six houses north side of Front
street, between Rodman and Hawley.
John II. CadeIl, one house north side
of FOurteenth street, east of Ra lroad
avenue. ts
jams Ferry, eleven houses east side
of Bennett street between Ninth aud
Tenth.
John 3. Fisher, tour houses southeast
corner Reed and Franklin streets.
janis A. Anderson, twelve honsrs
north of Second street, between Dupont
aud Scott.
Millsrd T. Poole, eight houses south.
west side OF Delaware avenue, betwe
Adams aud Jacks Jn stceets.
William II. Irving, one house south
side OF Eighteen street, near BancroltIs
road.
Mary e. Wei b. one house south side
OF Eighteenth street, near Bancroft,
road.
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Won are Ruined

In health from any cause, especially from
the use OF any of the thousand nostrum
that promise so largely, with long tic-
tltious testimonials, have no fear. Re-
sort to Hop Bitters at once, and In
short time ysu will have the most robust
aud blooming health.
IL was In . drug store Of course. All
interesting incidents occur in drug
stores, that is nearly all. She was pretty,
with 6lus eyes and golden hair. one of
that kind Of beauties the poet would have
called au "augel." but the fact that y
colony of pinples ON her lair frontis-
piece preclu led all thought oil celestial
being. BowinR timIdly to the handsome
clerk, she q ksd for ''Swaynes Olntmen
for skin Diseases" aud upon receiving /
vanished like the morning dew before
the Summer sun.
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BOoALEss HOUSES.

We form judgments of men' from lit
tie things about their houses, OF which
the owner p1rhaps never thinks. Flow
ers about = rich mans house my sign,f,
only that he has q good gariner, or Ihrt
he he has refined neighbors aud does
what he sees them do But men are not
accustomed to buy books uni IS they
want then. IL, ON visiting the dwelling
OF n man OF slender means, We find that
he contents himself with cheap Acarpe's
and very plain fornitures In order that
he may purchase books; he rises at onoe
In our esteem. Eeoks are not made for
fnrniiure, hut there is nothing else that
SD beautifully furnishfs q .honse. The
platnest row Of books that cloth or pa
per ever cover Is more Rui1cant of
reiirement than the most elsg antly
carved EtdDere or sldeboard. "a
Give US house furnished with booka
rather than costly furniture. Both, IL
you can, but books at any rate To
spend severSl days In frieLd's house,
and hunger for something to read, while
| you are treading on costly carpets, ami
| 81 ting upon luxurious chairs, aod sleep
ing upon down, Is as IL one were bIib-
ing your body for the sake of caeating
your mind. n
Books are the windows through which
the soul looks out. A house without
/
No man has q right to bring up his chll.
dr8n without Surrounding them with
books, IL he has le means to buy them.
IL Is wrong - his family. Children
learn TO read by being In tue presence oi
books. The love of knowledge In a
young mind is almt st warrant against
the Inferior exclten ont OF passions aud
Ylces. "a
Let US pity the poor rich men, who
live barreuly in their great, bookl ~
houses. Let us congratulate the pool
that In our day books are so cheap thai
man may every year add . hundred
volumes to his library for the prices ot
what his tobacco and his beer would cos
him. Among the earliest am mbitions tt
be excited in clerks, workmen, Journey.
men, and, indeed, among all that are
struggling from nothing to somIthinR
Is tbat Of owing, and constantly adding
to, library of good books A little H.
brarV, growing larger every year, is al
honorable past OF a young mans his
tory.
1t is a mans duty to have books.
library is not LUXURY, but one or thu
necetsarieS OF life. -EpiscopdliGn.
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LOCAL LINES.

Ossph L. Carpenter, Jr., two
seS north side Of Second street, be-
60 Van Buren and Harrison.
Onrad Mans, one house east side OF
pms street, between Third and
hrth.
nd eas Grotz, q back building
/ side Of Walnut street, between
nL and Second.
anes II. Aaron, one house north
OIL Conrad street, between Van
en and Harrison.
larlln Beadenkopf, one house north
Of Fourth street, between Van
en and Harrison.
.dWin T. Dilworth, six houses on
kson street, between Maple and
bamOre.
dn9nd A. Harvey, one house west
Of Of Jefferson street, between Tenth
Eleventh.
rantz & Co., one Office building
slde OF King street, adjoining ar
lal tooth factory.
lcaael Maloney, one house north
franklin.
anes d. Aaron, four houses or
Hs "a slde Of Wright street, between
pud and Cedar.
ames Il. Aaron, six houses south.
.,a corner OF Wright and Ceda'
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kEw ADVERTlsEaTENTs,
AN ORDINANCE 10 REGULATE
IA The SPEED OF STEAMBOAT
WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THIS CITY

AN ORDINANCE 10 REGULATE
IA The SPEED OF STEAMBOATS,
WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THIS CITY.
Be Il ordained by the OIty Council of WiI-
mtnOton,
SECTION i. From and after the passage
OF this ordinance 1t shall not be lawful
for any boat or vessel propelled or naVi-
gated BY the force or aid Of steam, to en-
ter or be propelled in the Christiana Riv-
er, within the limits OF the city of Will
mtngton, at greater rate of speed than
as follows: Vessels or boats over 100
tons. four miles per hour; vessels or boats
Of 10 tons and under, five miles per hour;
and the Master, Commander or manager
of any boat or vessel which shall enter
or be prope lei in the said River within
speed than is provided by this section,
shall be guilty OF common nuisance,
and for every such offeHse she'll, upon
conviction thereof before the Mayor OF
dollars, the one-half thereof to be paid to
the tnfornner and the other half to be
paid into the City Treasur".
SECTION 2. 1t shall be the duty of the
Harbor Master for the said city, by him
self or his deputy, to leave copy of this
ordinance on board each and everv boat
or vessel propelled or navigated bv steam
now in the port of Wilmington, or which
may hereafter come into the same.
SECTION 8. That the ordinance enti-
tied "An o. dinance to regulate the speed
of steamboats, within the limits of this
CITY," passed September 9th, 1S47, and all
or linsnces and parts Ofordinances In
dinance. be and the same are hereby re-
pealed made null and void,
Passed at the City Hall March Sis t, A.
HARRY sHARPLEY,
President Of City Counc
Attest HENRY Il. PENNINGTON,
Clerk Of Council.
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Increase in Freight Rates.

NEW YORK. March 3l.-The fol-
loving announcement was made by
Commissioner Fink today: "The
standing committee trunk roads)
have agreed to increase the gross
rate on cattle to fifty cents, COM
mencing April 10th, and dressed beef
to sixty-four cents per 100 pound,
basis Chicago to New York
Horses mules and sheep remain
present, sixty cents, until further
notice.
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swept From a VesseI,s Boom.

Captain Anderson, of the schooner G.
W. Anderson, which arrived from Jack
sonville yesterday, reports that on the
night of March Z John Rearnedson, a
seaman, was swept from the boom while
reefing the spanker and drowned. The
crew threw over pieces of wood and the
vt ssel tackled about for several hours,
but Rearnesdson was not seen again.
He leaves sister, his only relative in
this country, in Boston.
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Doc wright Hanged.

CHATHAM, Va, March 3l.-Doc
Wright negro, was hanged here
to day for the murder Off. G. Arthur.
The drop fell at ll:lS. He died with
scarcely a struggle. There were
only afew persons admitted and the
execution was quiet andIorderly.
The DanYille Grays were on duty
to prevent a rumored rescue, but
nothing of the kind was attempted.
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A Train Robbers Modest Demands

ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-Dick Little.
the train robber, has surrendered to the
authorities under the following condi-
tions: That he be granted immunity
from punishment by the Governor; that
be be paid $1,000 cash Immediately on
giving himself up and that be receive
$4,000 more in the event OF the five tram
robbers now at large being captured
through his, ,lnstrumeutality. Little has
already received $1,000, being part of
the S., 900 paid to Police Commissioner
Craig for the arrest of Clarence Hite In
Kentucky. Should the capture of
Little's pals be effected Craig and Gov
ernOr Criuenden, between whom the
plan was evolved, will receive in the
neighborhood Of 100000, the aggregate
amount of the rewards offered, less the
$1,000 to be paid to Little.
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|at 9uiIy % 6assttt.
v1LMrNaroN PosTogFIcH
81 AZ sEooND-oLAss MATTEL
|TRST EDITION.

|. Car bss commuted all the death
ma. passed upon pihllis.s ct the
rIs held trials to imprisonment
"" IN The case Of Lieut.. Sucs
'Is - Gen. Slelnikof, public prose-
I # The Klefi military tribunal, was
|I.Io,Ied at Odessa yesterday"
,,Dortsd that there is to be another
.l,Iou of Jews from MOscow....The
a cabinet will resign ifthe finan-
|,,Do.als Of Senior Camacho are rejec-
tbs Chamber Of Deputies.
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ALarge Contract.

u 6rm Of Lylss g. Gibson, Of New
city, have signed a contract to
|..ruct water works to supply the on.
CITY Of Havana, Cubs, with water
10. 100000. The water works will be
h on the aqueduct syttem aud 3lan-
somewhat after the New York
IkU. The water will be br, ught from
Iotain springs, about six miles from
,ana, to q central reservoir, from
Ich it will be distributed over the
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CITY COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING LAST KvRNINa4-
BUT LITTLE RUsINKss ACTED UPON. a


BUT LITTLE BUSINESS ACTED UPON. n
The Street Committee reported favor
ably upon the petition of Walter ID.
Bash and Others, asking that the grade
OF Clayton street between Front aud
Beach streets, and other streets, be es-
tablished, the petitioners agreeing to do
the curoing and paving, reported In
favor OF the parties doing the work
themselves, except that the city will a.
tablish the gra1es. Adopted. III
The same committee reported favor-
ably upon the petition Of M. T. Toft,
asking that the bed of Eleventh street
from Union to DUPONT be put In pas
sable condition. Adopted. III
On the petition OF A. II. Grlmshhw
chairman of the Building Committee OF
new school No. 20, asking council to lay
a drain from SAID school aloDg Tenth
street to Church, thence to the Brandy
wine, reported adversely. Adopted.
The same COMMITTEES repor adip favor
OF awarding the contract Tor furnishing,
curb. hagging ahd gutter .stone 10 James
MoKendrick. Adopted.
In response to q motion OF Mr.. Pain
ter In reference TO the change Of q water
course at Linden and HARRISON streets,
the Chief Engineer OF tho survey De-
partment reported that the course would
be changed by passing down Lin0en
street, to Van Buren, and thence TO the
old stream; and second, by removing
the O6atI uetion at Llnde1 aud Fl HARRISON
streets. Referred 70 the Street Commit
tee. t7- .ca tuE Ngff1aNa ~
The City Treasurer reported S25, 1853 in
bank to he credit OF current sxpsrsss,
and $4,000 10 the credit Of Loan, No
Tho Chief engineer of the Water. De-
partment reported 26 msn In his employ
for the week ending March 28th; pay
roll, $229 AZ.
Tue Street Commissioners, repoEtei 2L
msn. 7 double and 10 slLgle teams in bis
employ for the week ending March 26sb;
pay roll, $l19.3s.
PETITIoNs AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The following petitions and com
municatiots Were Introduced, read and
W. Il. stoopes asking that tha CUTTERS
be paved ut Twelfth aud Lombard
streets. e1
james Crawford, asking for lamp on
Poplar street between Front agd Second
HdEh Shields as4iue tbas t6s south
sid OF Reed street bs curbed and paved
for "a feet between jackson and Adams
stress' 8nsGO eVei gW
NEW BUSINESS.
Mr.. Adele called up for third realizing
the ordinance prrmItliug tho w. g. N.
X. r., 70 lay { acks on Dock and Com
meroo streets. 1T passed unanimouseIy.
Mr.. Denney called up and bad passed
the ordinance regulating be speed OF
steam boais on the ChristiADa. a--
Mr. Lawrence callsd III and had Dass- :
cd IhB ordinance establishing tue gra 10
Of Sou b street, from Maryland Avenue
to the Railroad. n
Adjourned.
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Re.nIehem,s smaII.Pox Victims

BethlehenA's SMALLPOX VICTIMS
SOUTH BETHLEHEM, March S1.-Two
more deaths from smallpox have been
reported since yesterday and three
houses were quarantined. Other cases
were reported In houses already quaran-
tined. One new case was removed from
the Third Ward Hotel to the Smallpox
Hospital yesterday and 10 houses have
been relies sed from qnrantInes,nce last
report. The records at the Health Office
show that up to noon to-day 123 houses
have beep quarAntined,of which 80 have
been released, leaving "a still 10 quaran-
tine. In all there have been 2ll cases
of smallpox in the borough, Of whom
% have died and 48 are convalescent.
In Saucon township one death has oc-
CURED since last report aud one new
case is reported. Two new cases were
reported In Bethlehem proper to-day.
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Police Arresr..

During the past month, the police
made 204 arrests for the following nlt /.
demeanors:
Drunkennes1. so; drunk aud disorder
ly, 80; disorderly conduct, 36; assault and
battery ;larceny, ,12;vagraucy,1 ,12 violat-
ing city ordinances, 8; desertion If chill
dren, O; jumping on cars, 8; fighting, 2;
selling liquor illegally, 2; contempt, 2;
carrying deadly weapons, 2; attempt to
cross II. R. bridge, l; bigarny, i. Total
204,
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ID ORDERS. oW
DurIDg the sesslen thu following
The spruce slreet RalIunx

The work OF laying the tracks of the
Spruce street extension of the City Rail-
way has been completed teyond Ninth
street. Paving between the tracks as
far asF itGh street has also been COM
pleted, but the work OF paving between
the track and the east side gutter has not
yet been commenced. The street above
sixth Is still In an impossible condl-
ton.
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Tour Of 1naDectIon.

This morning Superintendent Ken
ney, of the P. w. s. b, II. r., and
Superintendent Mills, If the Delaware
r. R., left this morning on q special
train for Clayton, where they will
branch off ON the Delaware & Chesa>
peake r. r. They 90 on a tour of
inspection over the road to Easton.
They will return this evening.
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PnIInE OANEa

This maruing Mayor Almond, dis
posed OF the folio wi z cases:
Mary Shields for bsing drunk and dis
orderly was required TO pay SO ami
costs.
Eliza Johns for the larcenoy of two
sk,rIs a. d a gold chair from her mother,
vas required to tuInish $500 ta for
,urt.
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DIED.

RICHARDS.-Fr paralysis, at his res.
1dence in this city, on March 3Oth. Cap
tain joseph Richards, In his 58rd year.
Friends OF the family and relatives,
M, and members of Friendship Fire
Company. No. i, are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral from his late resi-
idence. 81 Gilpin avenue, on Sunday,
April 2nd. Services at the house at 2.3O
teFv
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REMAVAL

James France has removed bis paint
shop from Seventh and ShIpley streets,
to Ninth and King streets. None but
the best material used and the bes
workmen employed. Orders by postal
cards promptly attended to.
mar2Stf
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The churches ro-morrOw.

p,ormed Episcopal Church OF the Re-
er, southwest corner OF ElRhtn and
oe' hev. j L. Estlin, rector. ser
tM,H ~ NO, q. M. and 7.IO p. M, Morn
evag, Finished Work - In
eteni9g there Will be a service OF
sunday school at 0 O. M.
~ Pres6yteriau Church, Market
sr oouve Ninih, the Rev, #. b. DuVaI
ETeaching IL. 80 a. m, UAa the
tann Soah. SO the Coming OF the Son
III ~ i.oO p. M, "Lovs Is the Fulfll-
IN or i4ord, with prelude on the
comed Aopgiellow. Public cordially
F,a ~ aptlst Church. corner OF Fourth
Presn streets, Rev. Il. B. Cook, pas :
Sahbeii, ny at III ~ a. M, aud 7.i5 %.
N kchoul al v a, m. and d2n NJ
pii. " tlg, missionary of ihe han.
Awsra Awl'eailon Society for the state Of
81 aS,ar' wi WI ! preach at 7.a5 D, m. Han
" "''er evening sermon,
Jobn OF Faith, the Rev. John r.
nins ana an sarooklyD, will preach both
'. William L. White Will nyeoob n,
Anan; u. Episcopal Church of ,he
er ma.,ty ~ % a: m, and 7.3O ID, m. A
eellng will be held at ca 3. m
,.eh,nSee nSerasalem Church there viii nc
ufSssI AZ lO.4y 0. m. on 'tThe PhiioS e
s9ISs,iVation," and ats.a(l n M 90
?'A'h Days WORK OF Creation ~; ;
ion N, =. church there will ba com,
cSi,o service In the morninS 0o Jul
Rr I5 ~ ~ The pastor, the Rev q w
alton sne evening on "Chinese IN
y I.cr1i n: T.; church. the sacramen, =
horn,nssu ssupesr VIII be D srtaken Of !, ~
prencbs pris, and the Rsv, T. r. r 0reSn, oI u !,
il: S0u 81 al night from DeIteronomy y
RsS ana Church streets. SSSd,Ssj ~, x,S.j
at a ., L. u X. Lewis, assistant mtnIs frTs
hisiniSTS n, y. n m; aud 7.3O p. M. Pubii
Os Ant pp55esssbyterian church oorpsr =
llervu snesI ut sire. ts. Rev. Oh ;.
i nyS s,pp pastor. Pieachine t' AZ 10 SRas z !
hd2 mp, N. Sunday school NJ ag'S = !
AZ s.s,m m M PRAYER meeting y ever
p M Seats Tree.
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h. Philadelphia and Reading
SUauy yesterday paid off ~, 600, 900
|, floating debt. or that amount
|OOOOO was paid to the Mccall
,,s in full satisfaction Of their
|ns against the company.
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500 sunday fapers alven Auax

Davis at 6lS Market sIeat. gave $50
copies Of the Philadelphia Press away
last Sunday. Tomorrow he will baVe500
copies for sals, containing all the iinpor-
tan local news happening here up 10 q
late hour tonight. All the Sunday pa
pers early.
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A Clear Complexion

Can / o bad by every lady who will use
Parker's Ginger Tonio. RegulstinR the
Internal organs and purifying the blood
1t quickly removes pimples and gives a
healthy bloom to the cheek. Read
about 1t In anoIhsr column.
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NEW CAsrLE NEWS.
NRM OAsrIr. AnrIl 1. 1aa.

NEW CASTLE, April /, 1889.
Correspondence of the GAZETTE.
The entertainment given BY the coll
ored school children Last evening was
well attended.
The new irCn crossings at th ecorncr
OF Delaware and Union streets was
nnished yesterday. It reflects much
credit upon the rart of Jacob Herman,
the contractor.
The committee appointed to procure
Q steam FIRE engine for the use of the
city held another meeting at County
Treasurer Herbert's office last even
ing. The committee on looking at
their books found that $1,000 had al.
ready been collected. Tho now engine
VIII arrive here on Saturday, April
10Th.
Messrs. Gould q Stockley ct your city,
nave purchased three valuable horses
from the estate Of the late DR.. Lesly OF
this place.
The new store house If the Railroad
comPaHy is about completed. q.
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Amnoyauce ssreventco.

Gray hairs ave honorable but their
Premature appearance is annoying.
Parker's Hair Balsam prevents tho an
noyaae by promptly restoring lhe
youthful color.
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VIII Open ON Tuesday.

Mr.. Henry Pike will open on Tues
day, April 4th, at his new store, No.
304 Market street, a splendid stock
Of boots and shoes of the latest styles.
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lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Com
lnd has done thousands OF women
Re good than the medicines Of many
|AoH. 1t lsa positive cure for all fe-
! complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia
Plnkhan,
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PeFmnna..I-

d, HWVssroS' W.sI' Del, Aug. IS 1881.
cnr SsAfaEER, safs & Co.: S,rs-I have
\ human ~ tee so urinary organs, and M /
erpansnu,i,oC,r ,i,orssight can Judge. nave
JOHN BRITToN.
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For eyed men, women, weak and
siokly children, without rival. Will
not cause headache. Browns Iron Bit
ters,
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AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH
n THE GRADE OF SOUTH STREET
IN THE ELEVENTH WARD OF THE
CITY OF WILMINGTON.
SECTION l. Be 1t ordained by the City
Cou neil of Wilmington, that the grade OF
South street ON the side and level of
the South side OF Maryland Avenue TO
the northerly boundary line of the VIII
mington and Northern Railroad Com
pany's land shall be in descent twenty
(20) ieet.
SECTION .. That all ordinances or parts
oforninances Inconsistent herewith be
and the SAL are hereby repealed.
Passed al the City Hall. March 81, A. ID
1881.
HARRY SHARPLEY,
President OF City Council.
Attest: HENRY R. PENING 'oN.
Clerk of Council.
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society Bellies

Are loud In their praise OF Floreston
Cologne on account of its remarkably
delicate and lasting fragrance.
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EnhlLmeIH Nunerll.

pair If beautiful Sun-flowers on
eis viii be mailed fee to any lady
will send ten cents in postage
nps or money of DIR. y. W. Benson
100 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore
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n en- ma'it,s!ant ~ to nature In RESTORING
TO resiet sS ieti.sot d,s health, thus ens b.
n. ''''t dlse, Sc, Is Bro v n's Iron
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Brfght's Disease, Diabetes, Kid
mey, Liver or Urinary Diseases.

Have no fear of any or these diseases
II you nse Hop Bitters, as they will pre-
vent and cure the worst cases, even
when you have been made worse by
sJme great puffsd up pretended cures.
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Don't be Alarmed

Pright's Disease, Diabete or any
base OF the kidneys, liver or urinary
hD, a, Hop B.tters will certainly ana
|iBgly cure you, and it is Tho only
BE- that will.
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.$4el,5ss,o7e

These tables, compiled from the Off
cial figures, are at least suggestive of
the fact that Q a,revlsion OF the tariff is
real necessity. The sum Of $46l ,5S3, ,676
Is good deal 10 pay annually for pro-
lection, and 1t should not continue to be
paid unless 1t is quite satisfactorily es-
tablished that II protec's all and not the
few at the cost Ct the many, aud that in
stead OF protecting the worklngman 1t
does not oppress him. The tariff debate
In the House will not be wasted ifit set
ties satisfactory these pertine ut quee-
tions.