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The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
SENATOR CALLS sPEECn1.
LISTENED TO ATTENTIvELY BY A NUM-
ERoUs AUDIENCE WHICH INCLUDED
FEW REPULICANs.

LISTENED TO ATTENTIvELY BY A NUM-
EKoUs AUDIENCE WHICH INCLUDED
FEW REPUBLICANS.
WASH NGToN, March 14.-Mr. Call's
speech upon his resolution for the con-
vocation OF speace congress of Ameri-
can nations gave the Republicans in the
senate to-day chance to go home early
and was for the Democrats, who re-
NAMED, one of the most Interesting
evepts OF the session. Probably not more
Than four Republicans stayed to hear
the speech, and that number was not ex-
ceeded by the Democratic absentses. An
unusual number Of visit rs were on the
moor, and the galleries kept well filed.
Mr.. belmont was among the downstairs
audience. A prese ice 50 numerous aud
appreciative contrastej Significantly with
the vacant Republican desks and lent
especial emphss to Mr.. CaIl's freaueDt
alluiions to the Indifference new affected
with regard to measures with which the
near t iture of the country must be close
ly connected. He compared the condI-
ton OF the country in the days OF Clay
and Webster with its condition to-day,
ana quoted Eon each respecting the
foreign policy of the Government, which
views he held up alongside the pollcg
which now prevails. The variance Of
views, would readily have passed for
the declarations OF governments with
antagon'stic foreign policies. Only des-
perate glesser would imagine them to
convey what one Government thought at
periods so closely 'togethar, especially
when the developments OF time had ali
been such as to Justify and demonstrate
beyond cavil the soundness of the Web
ster and Clay policy to which the Dem
ocrats ill adhere, and which the Re-
pu5licans, at least 10 the Senate, dare
not yet lndorse or confute. Upon leav-
ing this subject Mr.. Call cited the com
mercial and industrial demands upoa
Congress- that policy of Intervention q
be maintained, and devoted the rest OF
his speech to glowing and faithful des.
cription of the natural wealth and beauty
upon which this Government now turns
its back, while Europe furnishes capital
To place it beyond the control of the
United States, save possibly by resort to
arms. The speech lasted nearly two
hours, but was entert lining and instruc-
tive throughout. Mr.. Cali says he will
endeavor to get acsion upon the res llu-
tion at al early day. s....s
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
LAUNCH THIS MORNING.
A STEAMER aLrDEs FROM THE WAYS IN
.. THE H.. a II. 90. IS YARDS.

a STEAMER GLrDEs FROM THE WAYS IN
..9 THE II, a II. 90. IS YARDS.
At precisely S.54 o'clock this morning
the word all right was given, and stimuli :
aneously with II, the bnll of tue pew iron
steamer being Quilt for the Maryla nd
Steam boat OomplDY, commenced to
glide from eff the ways in the Harlan 81
Holllng,wOrth compABy's ship yard into
her fu ure element.
The uuch vas very pretty one, but
owing 60 the hour there we're bu' few
spectators beyond those, Engaged In
the work Of launching her.
Among hose Present were: General
Howard B. Ebsign, President Of the
compa0y; James Byrd, Secretary; Mes
sIs. Meredith and Spence, dilecl ors; g.
w. Dashiell. .ofthe Baltimore San, A bert
Goodman, cf the Bait more american.
a IS thu bow OF the s,eYmer touched the
watir, Miss Fame. sdanRht Of Will
ham II. Fairlamh, broke the customary
hotJIe " Nine, and rr1nounced In dis
tlnol voice the " ord "Aviion, ,"by which
uarfle the steamer will be known.
The new vessel Is 200 feet over ali;
width. "a feet over all; depth of hold 10
teet. The work OF completing the new
sLean er will be pushed forward az rapid
IL rs possible. She will be- finished In
first class style.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15

vpRyMANpERING. - The scheme
bped out by the Republican S ate
traI Committee pf Massachuseti s
y perrymander Tie congressional
kio,s of that State as to make them
|epubican is exciting attention as
klkingly partisan proceeding. AS
constituted, all the districts are
bblican, with he exception of the
of Boston, which generally elects
mocral Under the new appor-
'ment, Boston is parceled on /
Sng five eastern districts, thereby
idag for republican rspresenta>
fum a democratic city, and
ng The congress sional delegation
ID, republican.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
A Judge Shot I'm the Court Room

DALLAS, Texas, March 14.-A diff
Guilty occurred in the county court room
between Judge j. NJ. Thurmond, ex-
Mayor and a prominent attorney, ane
another lawyer, Robert Cowart,in which
Thurmond advanced upon Cowart with
q revolver in one hand and heavy gold.
headed cane in the other, when Oowart,
drawing revolver, sent bullet crash
ing through Thurmond's brain. Thur
mond has always borne an unenvlable
repHta tion and was impeached from the
Office OF Mayor by the City Council in
1880. He was forLy-six years of age.
Cowart surrendered himself to the,
Sheriff. The killing was entirely in sell
defense.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
l blbeY.Y.I eralI, "


elessness of the Marine Corps.
/, Martin, OF Delaware, to-day
I'd resolution sug ggeslIng the Aboll-
of the marine corps. 1t is as fol-
J
solVed, That The President be re
|ied TO communicate to this House
fiews as to the expediency and econ
tfthe early abolition of the Marine
y Of the United States Navy aud: he
Pier Of the officers thereof TO the
to be assigned rank according to
esHlt Of examination bya board ap-
FED for the purpose.
le Marine Corpa might well be
Shed. 1t is useless pendant to the
which had its origin IN the days
sailors were + reed into the SER
often with great brutality, by press
and against their will, and when It
necessary 10 Keep a force OF soldiers
Card ship to pre- vent the seamen
mutinylng to av engs their wrongs.
|hat is changed now. Seanien are
pressed, but enli1 1t voluntarily and
narines are no longer needed, They
be entirely usele4 for sea service if
Pew navy is really new and not q
af.er old and exploded models.
! the marines could be made very
\ II they were P aced In the great
pr defences and raj ned as sipuuners.
would be a good uss TO make O,
/, one for which their sea training
ld peculiarly fit Il Elem.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15

1857 Prizes, amounting to.......... e1l0 400
Responsible corresponding agents want.
ed at all poiuts, to whom liberal compen-
sation wDl be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving full address. Send orders by ex-
press or Registered Letter, or Money Or
der by mail, addressed only to
Nj. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or M. A. DAUFHIN at ~.
III LaSall Street, Chicago, Illinois.
Or M. A. DAUPHiN,
6O7 Seventh ST., Washington, ID. O.
The New YORK office is removed 10 CHI
GAO.
leans will recei I've prompt attention.
The particular attention OF the Public
Is called to the fact that the entire mum.
ber OF the Tickets for each Monthly
Drawing is sold, and consequently all the
prizes in each drawing are sold and
drawn and paid.
feb154weod.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MINERS RES
SUED FROM A LIVING TOMB.
LONDON, March 14-The shaft Of
Lumley Colliery, near Dutham, was
broken this morning and coils sped.
There we're 100 miners 10 the pit when
the accident occurred, and they were
imprisoned, with their supply of air cut
OF. The situation was extremely crlti-
cal, and every exertioH was made for
their relief, The task of Teopenipg the
shaft was one attended with difficulty
aud danger, and could proceed very
slowly, when 1t was discovered that
another shaft communicated with the
level on which the men were Imprisoned
and they were brought to the surface.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
FIRST 81 lYTluN
ri rrnnhIe d umnary.

80. Victoria ha h telegraphed TO
I,.,on McCabe, OF Dublin, her
=. sor his recent pastoral letter in
of law and Of Ider.z-The. Quet n
w,n,sor yesterdq y for Mentone.-
nan VA, Yesterday fonnd guilty
,.1or,rg his brother-in-law, Percy
4 .nd sentenced TO death.--It is re-
y, that Gen. skobelafi has been ar
a .cd eopfned u the fortrets at
- King Humble rt's birthday Was
h,.t.d Yesterday b Rome; fore gD
eleiUrs telegraphed their eongra u
n.-M Audrieux hts be appolnt-
",1nen anbAs sssdor % Afaarid. AThs
.,,ran Chamber of Deputies has pp-
we'd the petroleum TAX oih'
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
Robbed and Flung Into me River

PHILADELPHIA, March IA. - Last
night . steamer passing up the Delaware
discovered man struggling In the water
off the city front. He was recovered aud
stated that bis name was Charles Leish-
ner, that he was a stranger IN the city,
that he had requested a man 10 direct
him 10 Tenth aud Market streets, and
that instead of do ng so The It anger took
him in the opposite direction to the
docks, knocked him down robbed him
of $S3 and a watch, and then deliberately
threw him overheard; lie shuer gives
only an imperfect description OF his al
legged ass lilant.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
MIR. GIadstone's Budget.
LONDON, March IA.

hoNOON1 hhiCu IL
The Times, in its financial article this
morning, slys:~-"As the army, navy and
civil estimates only show an aggregate
re 1uction of 100000, there Will be no
large surplus, but possibly small def
cit, show in the forthcoming budget.
Unless the remaining twenty-seven days
Of the financial year show an unexpec-
ted elasticity 10 the revenue there Will
be no basis for estimating the revenue
of the coming year at mole than esq.,
$4,000, against an estimated expendi-
tuse Of fS5, 100000"
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
s.The nnmeafic TXrant.,

"The average man." quoth Mrs.
Partington, 'is a weak and irritable
domestic tyrant," and Mrs. Pts correct.
Tyrannical to a fault the average man
will enter the blisslul ParadiCe OF a happy
home, scratch himself in fiendish glee,
send the baby into cenvu 'sIons, and for
what? Why, because he has the Itching
Piles, and is too mean to buy Sway ne's
Ointment, which is an IDf4llible cure for
the worst ca es of that annoying COM
plant,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
TweDsy shad Cauunto0 uooh

Theodore Lampley caught some
twenty shad off Marcus Hook yester-
day, and brought them to this city.
The fish we're all of good size, and
were purchased by l NJ. Wolf, the
fish dealer, at Third street wharf, at
seventy-flye cents apiece. The fisher
men anticipate prosperous season.
Chester Times.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
RheunatIc DIsenncs.

These ailments follow from torpid
liver aud costlve bowels; the skin. bow
els and kidneys failing in their Iroper
work, an aerid poison Is formed in the
blood, which Is the occasion of these
acute diseases. Kidney Wort produces
healthy aotloD of all seeretive organs :,
and throws off the rbeunatio poison
Equally efficient in Liquid or Dry form.
Inter Ocean.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15

Life is not really lived that cannot be
enjoyed. The nerves must work bar
moniously or there cannot be bsppi
ness. In DIR. Benson's Celery and Cham
omlle Pills, the nervous lady finds Ger
tain relief. They cure indigestion, fiat
uleuce, and neuralgia.
Chas. n. Crittenton, 1l5 Fulton
street New York City, sols agent for
DIR. @. w. Benson's remedies, TO whom
all orders should be addressed.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
kAKALYZED:
AN ENGINEER WHILE ON DUTY MEETS
WITH A SUDDEN AFFLICTION.{

AN ENGINEER WHILE ON DUTY MEETS
WITH A SUDDEN AFFLIcTIoN.f
Last night, Mansfield Aitshen, en-
giDeman, OF shlfter No. 10, OF the p.
W. s. B. L. r., while al bis post OF duty
10 shifting cars in the West Yard, this
city, WIS suddenly overcome, aud fell
from his seat.
As he was unable TO rise, he was
brought into the 8 alton, placed 10 .
hack aud taken to his home, Ninth and
Poplar. DR., Kane was summoned aud
upon examinatiUD, found that Mr.. Hit
shsn's entire lef. side had been para
lyzed. The Il f,rtuDats man is unable
TO use any portion of his side, and IL
unable TO speak inteIIiRIbly. He is
married but has ns children. II Is a
serious question wbether he will ever
regain The use Of his side.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
A Verdict Against tine BaltImO r Q
and Ohio Railroad Company.

HAeERsrowN, ND, March 14.-Tbe
suit of Lewis Peacock against the Baltl-
more and Ohio Railroad, for injury sus-
tained by falling into cattle guard at
Rawlings Station, west Cf Cumberland
removed to this ccurt from Alegany
was concluded to-day by a verdict fjr
plaintiff for $5,770. This was the second
trial of the case here. Te first was in
November last when verdict was OBJ
tanned for $4,000. This verdict was set
aside by the court, on the ground of its
being excessive.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
, Change of Mind.

/ / declined to insert your advertisement
of Hop Bilters la t year because then
Thought they might not be proinotive of
the eau of Temperance, but ind they
are, and a very valuablo medicine, my
self aud wife having been greatly ben, :
flied by them, and take great pleas
ure in making them known.
REV. JOHN SEAMAN
Editor Home Sentinel, Alton, N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
CITY COUNCIL.
ADJOURNED MEETING LAST EVENING
TO coNuIDER THH BOARD OF HEALrH
oRDINANoEs. su.J

TO ooNsTDBR THH BOARD OF HEALTH
oRDINANoRs. m sn.5
Pursuant to adjournment on Saturday
afternoon lss', City Council met last
evening for the urpoge of considsripR
aud passing the ordinances in relatlon
to the Board Of Health. I
The ordinances do not differ very ma
terially from the ones that have been in
force for . number ( years. T
When the ordinances were fret read
In Counsel the important points were
given In the GAZETTE, and it Is us less
to give them again.
After they had been read third
time by paragraphs, they were passed
as printed.
On motiGn the rules were suspended
aud the chair announced the following
committee 60 examine into the workings
OF the Registry Department: Messfs
Merris Taylor, r. II. T " lor, Townsend,
Ada ms and Bsechtr. On motion Presl'
dent Sharpley was aided to the commit.
toe. .aul .t
After instructinR the O ty g c,tor &c
prepare an ordinance accepting the
street running through the almshouse
property, Couuuil adjourned. C1s
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
LOCAL LINES.

| Charles Green, has received bic com.
mission as POst1 aster at Rockland.
An officer of the D. V. M, has sub
bcribsd 500 towards the erection Of q
new armory.
Southern shat aud herring are becom-
ing m ore plentiful in our markets.
The Greenbackers of th's city will en-
leavor 70 hold pe' tug in Saepg 7
Hall this evening.
The sale of The Aims II Hiuss propeity
commenced th $ afternoon. IL viii be
continued tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15

The publisher of the Beaver Falls, Pa.
Courier, Mr.. John +. Porter. some time
hg contracted a severe onld. He says
81 RED hal q dozen remedies ineffec-
tui lily anu upon recommendation of q
phys CT, gave DIR. Bull's Cough - r ,p
q fair, square trial. 1t relieved me I'M
mediateiy ana cured my cold and catarl b
entirely. IL is a remedy that sh ould be
used IN every household"
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
SECOND EDITION
HAVOC STILL sPREADING.
Fifteen Parishes in Louisiana
ffT Under Water.
CAIRO, ILL.,, March IA, 1882.

trtN Under Water.
-. CAIRO, ILL.,, March IA, 1882.
The situation here is not materially
changed since yesterday, tie rivers be.
ing at about tie same point aud the
side water inside the levees being only
quarter of an inch higher. There is,
hoR ever, threat of rain in the sky
that if fulfilled will bring more trouble
and it may be more disaster. The
measure of the disaster wrought by the
foods now out In the Mississippi Val.
ley is only just beginning TO be sppreei-
ated, and there is no dcuot that in a
few weeks it will be known very detini-
ssly In the East by the amount of out
standing debts that will be found u
| collectable.
Tier have been durirg the pre- sent
century three especially memorable
floods, and this is by far the worst OF
the three. In 1875 the rivers burst
their bounds and inundated more coun-
try than had ever been known TO be
Hooded before, though the record before
hat was Of coulss little known. In
1862 there came the next great food,
which, although of tremendous dimen-
sions, was yet less than the other, but
during the past few weeks the water has
been foot higher than IL was in 1915,
and many portious OF the coullry have
been submerged that we're never wet
before, to the knowledge Of the inhabi-
tanis, except with rain water.
LoUIsIANA SERIOUSLY INVOLVED IN THE
CALAMITY UNDER wATER
AND THKIH ANNUAL COTTON YIELp-
NEW cREvAssEs AND DANGEROUS
SPOTS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, NJ arch IA.
Entering Ne Orleans BY the way of
Mobile one comm nces to find indlca
tiops of the great hoOd now deva tlbs
the valley of the MISS supp in crossing
the ditfaaeDt bay Gus leading uD from the
M ISIS ppi Sound. The waters, gener.
ally ~ cam and cle4t, are now unged
with the pea soup null ofthe Miss sssi ppt
which ts pouring through the BOuDei
| Carr CT vlss3 aud Weeping over al
Obstacles into be Cult OF Mexich Th,
river in front Of the mfy is sl.J pms
over the city in some PLACES, aud lear
hrs very ner IIlv ent rtaIned of tur
ther rise. The levses ABOVE arc a.
closely qua ded sight aud lay, and 81
| far the one or two minor breaks tba
have occurred have Oeen gu cklg check
cd. Today the most al Irming report
are being recel we'd from The upper bar
ishes. Almost the entire area OF Car
roll, Madison, Tensas, Concordla, More
bouse, RichlaD1, Ou Ichita, Caldwell
Franklin, CatabOula, POinte Coupee
Avoyelles, st. Landry, Baton ROug
and La Eourche are 1der water, whicl
in sJme places is fou;teeu feet Deep
The immediate danger threatening th
valley of the low river and spreading
consternatlon through the commnnil
arises from the fact t0at the food
which have recently devastste the Or
per Mississippi are now flowing baoI
into the river thl ough the Yazoo bottom
/ at Vicks0nrg, thu, adding to the rise
and tending inevitably, IN the genera
| OPINION, to become productive of ye
more widespread destruction.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15

1t is impossible for a woman after q
faithful course of treatment with Lydia
4. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, to
continue to suffer with a weakness of
the uterus. EnclOse stamp to Mrs.
Lydia e. Pinkham, 233 Western Ave.
nue, Lynn, Mass., for her pamphleIs.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15

On Monday night some scound-
rels cut the rubber tubes connecting
with the air-brakes on sc cars lying in
yards of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul, Chicago and Alton and
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rails
road Companies at Chicago.
"One must be poor TO know the luxury
of giving" That may be so, but we
think anybody n enJov the luxury of
giving his fellow-sufferer bottle of DIR
Bulls Cough Syrup TO cure his cough.
Meetings Tonight.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
PERSONAL.

j. A. Krauspe, gunsmith, Fifth and King
streets, starts to-day for the South west.
He does not know how long he viii be
absent, but during the TIM, the business
will be continued by Mrs. j. A. Krauspe.
All orders will be promptly attended
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
SPEOIAL 2EOTIOES.
A "a KID.

all who are snffet ting fran the ,,rrors
inolhcreilons of youth, nervous
uoHs' ,'F',' ear y decay loss of manhood
w w " : send recipe that win cure
Nhh ~ CHARGE. This great
- "as discovered by missionary
tu.n ,.l. a,iilgTlca. send IA self-Rddressedi
LlGe % lhe REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
~. Nt'O fOrk CNtD. uct2B-d .Rw6m
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
DIED

] K.-On Saturday, March lIsh, Jane
w. Jack, In the SD year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from
n late residence, No. 405 Shtpley street,
on Tuesday aft rneon, March i4th. al B
o'clock. Services at the house at q o.
clock. Interment at Rivsrview Ceme-
.ery.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
Annoyance Prevented,

g az hairs are honorable but their
prrmatnTe appearance is annoying
Parker's Hair Bal'am prevents tue an
noyaase by promptly restoring lhe
youthful color.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15

An invaluable strengthener for the
ner yes, muscles, and digestive org ans,
producing strength and appetite, IN
Browns Iron Bitters. ..# p
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marl6-2tws y
DgBLIC SALE
TwO-stOry Brick Dwelling.

AAN@ DNCAAAABs =
No. S25 West Ninth street, opposite the
lawn grounds of the children's hon Q, on
on toe premises, Wi mington, DEL. Witn-
out postponement, withdrawal or un Q :
bidding. f lt
This dwelling has rooms and bath
room, lot 22xS8K, I'll carefully construct
ed for the present owner, with bay front,
side entrance, good situation. pleasant
surroundings. improving locality. viii
rea tily rent at a good rate, and will
warrant the atten tiou of parties wishing
q pleasant home or q good Investment.
For terms and particui rs see posters.
j. L. II EALD,
seventh and Market str eet
agent to effect the sale.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
i"tAL TIsE y TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. !, 1882

1. - ---+' IlII II.
'liNs LEAVE WILMINGTON.
,rhil"d alphla 2.oO+, 2z3', G.3o, 6.5 i,
kon,' :. D, 3.nl, 800, 9.iB, 10. 30, / .i3 a.
5 ~; .l3, i2jsff, l.53, 2.3O, 100,
- - u'''s, .SJ-F, 9'5O', | .lU' p.
| II Nfw Sg ork12. %, 2.28#, $50, G.55,
'''' a. N l23stt. l.55, o,l7t, t.3s+
\ Eg1tt,,,,. a. : Hl
IinSGllniore-l.9 NJ ORE .t2t As (, 500, 8.3s
4 W., w, hV1ft o.0r q. q, ll.O4A .. IN w
Loo, l,Optf, 6,57 III ii eas !, 'ST.9lTl' o'Qss D..
z baltimore and in,e..,6,. ~ IN. -.
talns fncr o;,'p u. ~. 100 600 p, m.
HlAs boJh daily and Sun
"uhlilg only ON Sunday
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Boz. ~ sg5 re n itallroad-6.00s, 9.3j a. rm.;
'br New - Gaps,in p ~ 10 Sunday trains.
pr harrington AID in,ar,,o,,o.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
NEVV ADVERTlsEMENTs.

INOR RENT.-A farm of 10 acres with
II good buildings and orchard, near
Stanton. Apply to
LEWIS NEGENDANK.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
AHeetings Tonight
WEDNESDAY.

Hope Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. Q. f.
Oriental Lodge, No. Is, k. of p.
Morning star Division, No. 2, s. Oft.
Harmony Lodge. No. 5, A. o. g. +
Laurel Council, u. f. A,
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|lNs ARRIVE Ar wIIM1Nar,,n

> JsbI u. s1D
No sunday trains.
No --f
. NklVE AT WILMINGTON
T.57.i, isH91lRadaealphla-l.OO', u q l.s2., 4.47.,
u 90, l. - * 9'S9' lol0t ll.53, 1850 o. m.
B,2n, BJs l 5ol oll.oVlI 40, ASS, 4.65,f Isl 40,
9. m. ''''h 4 %, 9.S5f, $50, l0.5Ss,
[s83' IA" a y, TYorkm,l2.43 :, .43, 1929, 4.iO., 7.at,
y, N. Il w. LOTT, 4.5j, 6.ISA,
IS, m. n 'l'imoIe- y re l5lt, 2.l8t, o.ol, 900,
'-'0 'rh LOO, 6.l,", 6.sO*, 9.49'
l.5s, 5SsGsslnngt9, s'li. %, 1l2t' ! z! 2.Ia, a. m.
klI ual y and Sunday ~ -"
Sunday only. S'
BIOS, o5,e55IWare 5.i@. 2 ! Railroads.&c., s.s5. a
b. O'oo p IN. No Sunday
qua new Castle only.
Gas, 8.i5i ! ! 7 90 e1 and Northern Rail.
ay trains. '' v M; 6'55 p. m. Nc
IN Delaware W ogto
2I5r. m. Nd Fs1ern sunda i ,hi,ats.lirosd-s.OC
nv. -'-
bad.,,,s, \ FOR WILMINGTON
ne-e.3O, 7I5hrGad 7I5 and woshinpfop
30, 5.20 b. m o'lo, 1918 a. m. / 80
tBstle-S y, n no i.if
m. ''''' s'2O' ll.4B a. m. !. IS
yet al Gray,s iImington tina, vii
lngton - ferry for Broad ent
2,Op. m, "" 'e-6'5', 800, 800, 0. Il
express trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15

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- NJ NO sunday trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
Particular Motto 9.

NONAO Os
All the drawings will hereafter be un-
der the exclusive supervision and control
of GENERALS G.. T. BEAUREGARD
and JUBAL A. EARLY. ..,.4
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE, FOURTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, GLASS u.
AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, APR.
IIth, Iss2-I43d Monthly Drawing
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CT
Incorporated in 1858 for IS years by the
Legislature for Educational and Chari-
table purposes-with q capital OF 81, ,0O0,-
00O--to which q reserve fund of $780,
900 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote It's
franchise was made a part of the present
State Constitution adopted December I'd,
A. D., 1879.
Its Grand Single Number DrawIngs
will take place monthly. 10 1leUeT scales
or postpones. Look at the following Dis
tribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000
100000 TICKETS AT TWo-DoLLARS
EACH. HALF-TICKETs, ONE
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15

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