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The daily gazette., 1882-12-22
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

HoLYoKE, Mass, Dec. 2l.--John Bobson
and William Bolger have sued deputy sheriff
kingsbury for SIC, 900 each for false arrest
aud imprisonment.
HARTFORD, Dee. 2l.-Kwong Kl the
Chinese education commissioner and author
of several works ofpubllc interest returns 10
China next Tuesday.
BERLIN, Dec. 3l.--In the Hardenburg
mine, the downward chain supporting the
cage OF the workmen broke. The men were
precipltated down the shaft and 20 were
killed.
Mt. HOLLY, N. j., Dec. 2t.-The Burling
ton county grand jury has found bill Of
indictment against Ex-Sherifi Conoyer for
the embezzlement Of public funds. Como
yer has fed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-Mr Aekleu of
Louisiana is busily arranging his plans to
contest the seat Of Senator Kellogg. Mr.
Acklen's friends feel sure the seat will be
made vacant.
HUNTsvILLE, TEXAS, Dec. 2l.-A hail
storm last night blew down Deans milling
house, killing Albert Dryden aud four
negro women. Several Others were more Of
lees injured.
CIxcINNATI, ONO, Dec. 9l.-Two men
whose names are unknown went into
Weatherby, Stevens & Co.'S. store this morn
ing, and while one talked TO the clerk the
others stole five seal skin sacks worth in all
| 81, 600. No arrests were made.
DEcATEuR, Ala, Dec. q. deputy nite'
| Statns Msrsiini sGsocdwin, last night, a,
tempted to arrest John w, Wilson at carts.
den for alleged violation Of revenue laws
| The latter fired on Goodwin, who slOi
Wilson dead.
LAFAYETTE, Nd, nec 2l,-The Con.
| 9ressional Committee to attOnd the innera
Of Congressman Orth arrived this morning
After brief services at the house IN. remain
will be taken, this afternoon, 10 grnil.
church, where sermon VIII be pfeaeieS, ,.
Professor II. A. Goblin OF Asbury ohNefs''
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The story without an End.

AT the city Of New Orleans L2 nS4 on tas'9 t5e .os
=, ), ma cement Of Gen'ls g. 4. Beauregari q
La, and Jubal A. Early Of Va Ha. te aIiaSa lIpen
Grand Monthly Drawing Of Inc hi.taricalIy i.4"alI
state Lottery occurred, and these hsaViMnn sgna
f,mons warriors attest over their own sIsua ,hs
tarss .is Of 9Ss which Smnopg . RSolihnsta lhSt ali
ssi,,y dona II resulted as follows: Ticker ~ "
siis drew $4,000 The rsi SsPin Sr PE1n pTf Ts1 had
Dixon; ,. az did aiso Mrs. Josephine Miller,
No, So Fast sd ST.. New York city. A%yI W 90
othrrs. No. IS, ,sSb drew the second prMIo MeWaft
S-sold In fifths-two t2) to Charles M9g' os New
saiior on the schooner Lucy May, Sas o. Noe Noe
saypSI s1 and ss. Sps9 No. to @ G9e.S;a Nez Scaa
aJonrneymann essr Y. , nne to hermann Tossberg
S slso & IN New York city Ticket No ss y Thcr drSG
the third prize Of $1,000 t%o,I',@i estate agent
IN south pth st., philadelphia, anu - OH Nea
Ea WeidIg No .,1 i2 mann M'e9h4s oihsfs but m som,
Orleans. Inete Wei ,sos ", ",,,,blished; hut this Il
enough 10 encourage others.
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A Big Endowment.

AoKRox, 90, Dec, si.--Hon. John X.
Buchtell, who made great fortune In man
ufaeturtng farming machinery, has retired
from business, and made an endowment o.
$780, 900 IN cash 70 the college In this
city bearing his name. Early next
month his birth day occurs, ut which time
a large demonstration win be held when
the endowment Will be presented toi and
accepted by, the college trustees. Most Of
the prominent members Of the Uniyefsaiis'
Church In the United States win be present
and also Ex-President Hayes and othei
notahles. Mrs. Mary A, Livermore Will de
liver an address, and other exercises VIII b'
held appropriate to the occasion.
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Verdict in a Damage Case.

ELKToN, Md, Dec. 20.-The case Of Miss
Mary Bechtel against the Philadelphia and
Baltimore Central railroad, which has been
on trial for two days, resulted to-day in a
verdict for the plaintiff for $500 damages.
Miss Bechtel, in February, 1881, was com
PEELED to walk a distance of one~fnile In the
ice and snow near Port Deposit in conse-
aueDce of the railroad being blocked by
an ice gorge. The plaintiff claimed that
the railroad company sold the ticket with
the full knowledge of the block on the road
and their inability TO fulfill their contract.
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sale stamp window will close nf ESQ p. N. The
money order efAce VIII Gloss af eos y. M
MAlKa utosn AZ RoGEows

sale stanp window VIII close "a ESQ p. m. The
money of1er afAce viii close af e.09 p. m.
MAlKA ctosn A. FoGEows:
NORTH.
Pa, and points on the baltimore Central south
of chadds Ford, T.4oA. n.
philadelphia closed pouch, SO .. m.
philadelphia and waymaii. 200 q. m.
New York. Pennsyivauia and points east and
Dsianass Western Railroed to IAnasnDsrs,
T Phiiadeiphta, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New jersey, lilo .. m.
Philadslphia, New York and all points east
Phiisdsiphia, New York and all points east
r PhiiadsIpaia and New York citiss. slsssd
pouches, o.3s p. m.
points west and southwest s.sS p. IN.
All points north, east, west and southwest,
All Louisiana is sent west except New Orleans
/ which Is ssnt south on through malta.
| altimore and way mail, 30 .. m.
washington and all points south, T.Ao .. m.
i All points on the Peninsula, $50 o. ~.
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, eco
Baltimore, washington and ali pelnss south,
ne Newport, n or stanton, Newark, Eakton and
Points on baltimore 6sntrai, between Por. dc
IL.
baltimore and Bay Lane steamers, t4o p 10.
Peninsula north Of Harrington, including
Delaware City and st. Georges, $50 m.
4 Raltimore closed pouch, $50 p. m.
Raisimors, WashingtOn and All points south
1.0o p. m.
nAILs ARRIVE AED READY roR DELIVERY.
From Wilmington b Northern Railroad
II From n New York. Philadelphia, washingtO'
and all other points, o.so p. m.
From Philadelphia, New YORK and point
| north, east and west. $50 a. IN.
From way mail from philadelphia, SD q u
From Peninsula and all north Of Harrington
01b q. m.
A From Baltimore, l2s0 p. N.
From Peninsula mall, $50 p m,
= FROM baltimore. Washington and point
: from Delaware western Railroad, 2.2oP u
From Philadelphia, Rev York and poin'
| north and east, $40 p. IN.
From Baltimore, Washington ana poin'
u south and southwest, $40 p. m.
v Carriers deliveries as follows $50 A. m, gei
. eral; 1000 m, partiali l. 20 p NJ general; ~
D. m, partial.
Collections from street boxes are made oy u
l. carriers at $50 and 1000 q. m, 10 and 400 p
An additional collection will be made at ~
%, m from all boxes between Jefferson AZ
Lombard and Water and Thirteenth stree
Inclusive ON Sunday a full collection Will !
y | made at 500 p. IN. Local letters for carrier
u delivery should be deposited In the Post ON
1t ten minutes before the hour Of delivery.
" W. Y. SWIGdETT. Postmaster.
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A Canary Bird

makes one of the incest Christmas presents,
his sweet voice being a constant reminder
of the doner. The newly imported night
singing canary is the best as ii sings by
iamplight as web as during the day the
cost is So 50 Cages can be had from $l.OO
for nice brass cage up TO $1,000 for silver
plated one. The best place to go for these
things is to the retail department OF the
BIRD FooD COMPANY, 237 South Eighth
street, Philadelphia. They have the largest
stock of all kinds of birds, cages, aquariumsr
fine bred dogs, etc, in America. Canaries
can be sent by express with perfect safety
A printed guarantee given with every
bird dl4-9t
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In order TO accommodate our
patrons in O satisfactory manner
and at the low rates our Price
List calls for, we have made a
contract with Mr.. s. Mann Of
Philadelphia, who is going to
retire from business, to make
up the balance ofhis fine stock
of piece goods in the LATEST
STYLES and in regular Gus
tom-made goods. After going
over this fine lot Of goods we
n..d silaU vur contract calls Tor
ia Overcoats, SO Suitings, / SO
Pants; consisting of fine Chin
chillas, Beavers, Meltons,
| Worsted, Diagonal, Doeskin
and Plain Cloths, gotten up in
many different ways; satin
lined, silk fronts, satin sleeve
lining, bound with velvet and
many other ways.
The suitings are positively as
fine a lot as the finest merchant
tailor in the city carries, ant
the pantaloons will speak TO
themselves. This lot OF good
is the finest and most complete
line of goods that wascyer pre-
sented to the public by an,
Misft House in the Union,an'
is Just what you will want 70
the Holidays. You will fin
that when you call at the
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crorHrxa.
To-day & Tomorrow.

~
At the Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
streets, we will present to every
purchaser of clothing one OF
our placques-"Red Riding
Hood" or Morning Prayer"
-as a Christmas souvenir.
They are very attractive and
will please the children.
We will add that we have
made our prices to correspond
with the lateness of the season
and to attract purchasers who
wish to secure a suit or an
overcoat for the child, boy or
man who has not yet bought,
Prices and quality viii tell,
and we win tell you our low
prices when you call. Larges'
tstock to select from. Do mo-
| fail to visit us.
Yours truly,
lJNo. w. DIEFENDoRF. & Co
IN. B.-Kilt Suits at a sacrifice
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~
EX-EMPRisss EUGENE.
Her Devotion 10 Her Country. as Shown
bv Her Gift to Marsnilles

PARIS. Dec, q The nyFmp-eso Russalo
mas Just acted In way which cannot fall N
procure her many friends. She has CON
veyed TO the town OF Marseilles the pSrt
and Chateau, which the law courts rccentlv
declared belonged TO her, which the MAJ.
settles municipality attempted to deprive her
of, as autographed yesterday. ~
In letter TO her friend, NJ. Rouber IN.
sLEucting him as to the disposition OF the
property, she says she has taken this sten
believing that such was the intention of her
late husband, considering the shameful
treatment of the ex-Emperor received at The
hands Of the citizens OF the great French
seaport. This last act Of hers clearly proves
the great love she bore the country which
has refused 10 give her asylum.
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kAII.RUAD LINES
DnILADELPnlA, VIII n ~
Il MINGTON AND eH X%A@&kx
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

DHILADELPHIA, Will Ezz -
L MINGToN AND efR
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER 9Th, lsee.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for :
Phiadelphla and intermediate statiohs-S.5S,7 100
1870, a. IN. 2.30, 400, 7.30, o.bS, n. IN.
Philadelphia (0xpress 400, 223 $50 7.60, e.l6
500 96s, II. 50. q. IN. II. is, .SS SIT, 6lo,S.SA
7.B y. nj.
New York-2Oo an, $50. SIS. .ss, I.ss 3. IN.
'12.3 .3s, Lisa, 80, 5.l7, 6.5s, 7.26, -. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations-I.06s ELI
1000 4. IN. 800 y. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line-6.5 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington-i.f2, 4.6l, sos e.H
=. m. loo, 'l.09 800, e.57, n.Oi p. IN.
Baltimore only--I.os, 100 a.. m. II. 2s and
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle-0.0o, o. 10 a. m. los, AGO, 6.25 p. m
Harrington and intermediate statious-s.lO a. IN
Los. o.25 p. IN.
Delmsr and intermediate stAtiens-s.i0 =. m.
SUNDAY TRAINs.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations-s. 10 m.
l2.u9 M. 5.30 7.D, 9.Ss p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York--2.0O, rs n. m. 6I7,
6.ss, 7.2S =. m.
Baltimore and washington-i. q, i.Sl, sos. 9.H,
m. i.0p. m.
| Bali-mOre-i.05 a. IN.
for further information passengers are re-
| ferret To the time tables posted at the depot.
| E3rT rains marked thus; ~ are limited express
upos which extra fare IS charged.
| j. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agt.
CliAS. II. PUGH. General Manager
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snIolsled 10 Eanape Pain.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.--James A. Wilson, an
honored citizen Of Wilson, Ms. and treas
urer of Dewitt county, committed suicide
yesterday. He had be- sick for several
months and 1t Is believed, took his own lie,
rather than sufIer further pain, though on
the body was found paper, stating that he
had lost 1exaEai sfholissRa dniE Office &C.
counts are all straight.
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%~ y ~-s-
DEATHS.

BOULDEH. .-on the 10th inst, Charles j.
Boulden, aged 90 years. - -.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral IRON
MS late residence, Front and Clayton streets, on
Saturday morning. 3Al Inst, at 100 clock. ihteI-
ment at Mt. Salem cemetery.
MCGOvERN. .--On the Goth inst. Henry j., s.n
OF Jonn anu Maria Mctioycrn, aged IL years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of his parents M. i05 south Monroe street,
an Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. lnterment
at Old Catholic cemetery.
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western JournaiIstic Amenities.

OMAHA, Dec. 2l.--A warrant was sworn
out late last night by Edward Rosewater,
editor OF the Omaha Bee, against G. +.
Yost and Fred Nye, propretors Of the Re
publican, charging them with criminal libel,
in publishing an article headed "Let the
Sinner Live y which denounced Rosewater
a. traitor and Confederate spy.
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No whlpplne Post Needed Thero.

SBELBYvTi,Ls, IND, Dec, 2l.-Last night
when officers arrested John Runk for wife
beating, a mob of women took him from
the officers and whipped him nearly TO
death, with slaves aud horse whips.
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Isrothnrs Convicted.

NAsHvn&E, TENN, Dec. 2l.-A Win
chester special says the jury in the case OF
the Poe brothers, brought in a verdict OF
murder In the first degree, with mitigating
circumstances. These are the men rescued
AgO,
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rBE kAILRtDADa.

\Local Time Table with the Latest
Corrections.
SaAINs LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
IA lGo%- 2Z3t - 5.30-5.55 7.o0t-7.t0
E-si5-9o0t t-g. 80 at--9.5 st--i03o-l1.5S n.
N0i m.-l2'Ib-I2. .3s-i bs-230t 100
No+-Slo-s.3sE-T26-7.3 .3o*--9.b5*pm pm.-
FoKk - 2.0Os-2.23&--e.3 30-7. 30 9.50-
I2.3S-l.63-S17t-6.3sa pm.
bRE-I .05s-l .42s-.51*-s sb5E -9.17
\ E. 22'-l'''-i'0'-s'''-'
n fRgToH-1 .42F-4 51%-6.e5-9.l7 q. In;
vi .09-o. .57--ll O4S p. m.
BALTIaoKR AED INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
l.o5E-9lT loco a. m-l.co--0Oo p. tn
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
+Trains running only on Sunday.
Connect at Grays Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD-e.oo&-e.loa a. m;-1.ob
--3.o0s-e.26t p. n. no Sunday trains.
For New Castle cniy
, For Harrington and informed late ststions.
WILMINGTON L. NORTHERN RAILRoAD-7.47 a.
O5-5.g9-o.9o p. m. On Sunday for
lR"ading and St. Peter-slO a. Ii.
| DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-T.05-10.3 30
b. m;--b30 p. N. Sunday trains l0.2oa. m-o.0o
p. N.
EkAINs ARRIYEAT WILMINGTON FROM
lpHTLAp J0-l. .0O--1. .32t-4.47+--T.4b
lO2H-e12 0.l0t-n. .35-1235 a. mi--l260
II 1912. of-2. 3d. 4.35-4. 4.55- 6.40-5.53-S.2c
.bO-lo. .3s-1o.bsp p. m.
l.oE
IbO-l ,O7-4 55-e4SH--1 .5S p. u.
kALTIMoRI-l 81 2.l3k-g.34-9&-11.43 o..
Ci2.36-. .bO-b Il&-6.30N-7.24 .24-9.40% D. m.
NAsHIraroE-l.6ls- s-2.13-l1.4 q. NILE .36
LbO-6 lls-e 30s-T.24-9.49Hp p. m.
10th daily and Sunday.
TDA Sunday only.
DELAWARE ERAILRoAD--s.50-lol5As ni--l2.ps
l0St-6.O5 y. IN. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
EILMIEGToH e. NORTHERN RAIJRoAD-o.26-
l-il35 q. m;-6.40 p. m. On Sunday from
ldlng and st Peter at 10 p. m.
lsLAwARR WESTERN kAILBoAD-S.ooa q. nj
n. m. Sunday trains o.10 q. m.;--b.40 p. IN
tRAlNS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
hI1LApELPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DEPOT
E)K-S 5bs-6, ,30-7. .20#-S S00-821-8.3b II
II GsO-llbO a. m;-12.23-1. .32t--l.S2- Is
b-A2b- BOB 30 b.6b-o.05f II b.36 -0.30s
l30-lO. .0O-l1.32 D. IN.
bYoAD AHD WAsHlNGros S0--8.ol
Alba NIL 30-3 l0-4.30-6.1bp p. N.
NEW OAsTLS-s SD 40 q. m.-4.fe-
b.49 p. m. r-
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
IEE-fhe black figures denote the Limited
Express trains. a
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sLadies Of all ages who suffer ron l9i, ,., .
appetite from imperfect digestion, low slitlSs ll,s
and nervous debility NAV have iiie ana ~ he4,.n ,.a
renewed and Indefinitely extended ny lse WI III
Of Mrs Lydia i. Pinkhams Ieheulet ns,,tutIon tU
complnints incident to the fcnale eQnslltq,oh' no
We have not only living iaith in MI. run, ns,
ham. but we are assured that her medlelhese e''
M once most agreeable and eiicaclous'
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FRoM yEsrEanAy
ruOsE WELLS.
sn.t me street commissa0ner has 70 say
IL Abeut Them. va


street Commissions Zebley this afternoon,
after beipg shown the article Y sne h,ss
hsdn'r kmuch to say, except that he en-
deavor& 10 perform every one Of his public
dutirs Il such way as to leave them open
for the|nspection Of the people. la reRard
10 the &eiis spoken Of, he would say thar he
had ndk passed knowingly, douh'e pFiyy
well, al wouldn't do it. He had seen two
Of nh wells dug by Mr.. Cook ahd
fonpd khey were down TO water Alter
ward box came to him and said the
other &elIs were dug precisely the same
way. Ne, the Commissioner, having nc
idea " wells were double ones, Issued the
prope. Nertiacates and took the fees from
Cook
Mr.xebley laughingly added that he hat
hopedxhe papers would have been easy OF
lin It'll after Christmas
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To he I.anied on.

There will be raffied off January lst and
ID at the cigar store Of Thomas Hawkins,
Market street below Seventh, a model
steamboat clock, valued at fifty dollars.
The person holding the lucky number VIII
be the possessor of a valuable prize.
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Indications.

-WAsHIaGFoN, Dec. 2l-l0.30 a. m.-For
the Middle Atlantic States rain, followed In
the extreme southern portion by clearing
weather; warmer easterly winds, shifting to
south TO west; lower barometer.
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RepRlNrgp FRoM YEsrERDAY.
loss ss.0Oo,OOO.
The Ds,ans of me Kingston Flre-TwO

The Dolaila ol the Klngston FtFe-1WV
Hundred People Fieeing Into the Sea.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2is-The steamer Alvo,
from Kingston, Jamaica, brings details OF
the recent csnfagration there. All shippings
was removed out OF tho harbor
and was saved although the heat
at that distance was 60 great that they had
70 keep the salls wet. Hundreds OF people,
fleeing from, the city, swan out TO the Alyo
which rescued zoo Of them. The loss VIII
reach q, ,00D, 900.
The Custom House was hred sew
erai times, but was saved, The cause OF the
fire spreading 10 attributed 70 the isct tha'
all houses are rooted with pine shingles
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The snnthnrn snirit

SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. 2l.-At st. johns
to-day, two old citizens, Coquin and Carson
quarreled. Coquin stabbed Carson dead
with u dagger.
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Refugees Hard Lot.

BISMARCK, DAKOTA, Dec. 21.-It is re-
ported 10 the authorities here that 10 Rus
sian refugees, sent by the relief associations
TO different parts Of this Territory, are dcs-
titute and unless aid is furnished at once,
they will starve or freeze 10 death.
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A Grand ReceDtion.

The Knights of st. Lawrence will give
their third grand reception in the auditorium
of the Opera House, on Easter Monday the
Goth day of March next. The price of tickets
will be Sl.00
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Dolls! ! Dolls :!

Large and small in great variety, at very
lowest cash prices. Crosby 4 Hill, No. ~
and 222 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-22
A Break in IA Mill.

This morning the pulley of belt tightner
in the mill of William Lee, Son Il Co. broke,
necessitating the closing of the mill until
the damage is repaired.
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%~a~-
OUR MAILS

Their Arrival and Departure Taking
Eject July list, 1889.
The Post ofBce In this city Will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 u. M. to p. m.
Private boxes are accessible until IL p. IN. On
Sundays open from $50 70 $50 q. m. Private
Euxss accessible from TO 8 p. IN. The whole
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For Fresh Fish
CITY ITEMS

and game of all kinds go to McCaulley's 3
stall, King, above Second. tSf
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srEAsisuIp LINES.

A NCHOR LINE. r~sHA
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail Weekly 20 and from
NEW YORK and GLASGOW, via LONDON
DERRY,
Cabin Passage, $50 TO $50. Returns sii0 to i14t
Second Cabin,slo Return Tickets,S75
Cabin pAsseD gers booked at low rates
Passenger accolnmo atiOns are unexcelled. Al
Staterooins ON Main Deck. Passengers bookea
at lowest rates to from Germany, Italy
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, &c.
For books of Tours in scotland, rates, plans
! cr., apply 10 HENDERSON BROTHERS, New
| York, or SAMUEL II. Belts, Adams Express,
Wilmington
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pEKSONAL.

NOTICE.
10 EDITION NOW READY; cK FT MANUAL.
ga Pocket Cyciopedla, y Writes nsaE AK
Contains over p sST ssn0a aone worth p,lsse S
eIgn MGfaSs Saos Church calendar liz: @fss. Hb6e
by by So% Ties used fn..nnca; IN Sniis% e.
taSee Area and ropalati2G T%sss Laws Rae
Parliamentary Charts pnomestic and Eorsifo ,n,s 30
Rates stamp Duties Lava ,Se Var; sgai
Human Narsi foMeT GSss rs ETC. s:
neck ner{ etbooE sn, style, Si.OO, mAileu'
WANrhPF 9. nIFFEL = CO.. PpSIlsdaeiihiL PppSSIIllsaeiphiL
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lIhristfLelh & Boz

Uhristfield d. Best.
Chns. IL. Vary, Phila. Messenger, 6o3 Market
Sutterley & Co. Photographers aO2 Market st
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wAsAmAKrn a !, ,Rowx.
What 500 b Will
Buy.

Buy.
Barg glin Sixteen covers ITO
Suits, Mems and Y oung Mems
sizes, at $1,000. Rough and
Tumble, a natural bargain |
also, Moss Rock, Auburn,
Avenue and Coac hing Club,
which sold until last night at
$13, $14, SIS and SIT. These
and the Overcoats in Bargain
One would make a $1,000
note proud ofits power to buy.
THE % RINGING OF
THE lsT BELL
on Bargain Two. The original
Bargain was 219 Mems Suits
at $1,000. They were Saw
yer's, Elm Spring and Warren.
Splendid goods 9 md far too
cheap. Have sol d 249 Suits,
but we rearrange the Bargain
thus:
oEigipffll { liggH fflllh lh0stp 0stprlng l59 Suits.
Dean Suiting, ,uust y ade, 81 Suits.
Stock to-day, 2ll Suits.
This popular Bargain is,
therefore, nearly az full as when
first offered.
On Sixth street a windowtull
of our own make Silk Scarts,
Yesterday they " ere so cents,
to-day 25 cents. Tomorrow
we hope to lose 9 our interest in
them. They will go quick i
, the dear public will only SEE
what a Bargain they are.
i WANAMAKER & Brown.
/ OAK HALL. sixth and Market Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-22
TME oiTY MARK ETs.

Local Quotations Corrected Daily In tho
Street Market.
FLOUR ETC.
CORRECTED DAILY ny The WILLIAM Ira O.
SeAs COMPANY, BRAFDYwINB MILLS
The daily gazette., 1882-12-22
WAIT TFOR IT!
WAIT FOR IT /!

And on Saturday come and
buy from it, as by SO doing you
will save one-third of your
money, and at the same time
procure a first-class Custom
Made article.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-22
GREAT RUSH z
o STERS!

J. T GARDNER,
COR. SEVENTH AND SMILEY srs.
has added more help to his business, and Is now
able 10 supply all persona with OYSTERS at short
notice. His 5wagen win deliver oysters to all
parts OF the city Orders left with the driver will
he promptly attended o. ocH-'mH
The daily gazette., 1882-12-22
Prime lonR-berry wheat.
New dry corn.

HAY, FEED, ETo.-coutRCTKD DAILY by W. J.
MORROW, no. sl7 Fll.NCH STREET.
, 1882-02-25
Acknowledges the Corn

If thrr. WAS anything required TO give
the dea.h blow 10 Portland a. ''s,a
port aa1 commercial emporium the fol
lnvIl,. from the O,,,joaiGi, would accom-
plsa In. matter. By the same course oi
.aspuing any city with a concentration
II capital will fo'ce a commercial city, no
matter whether It has advantages or not
Those newspapers protesting Ia be-
heve So imrlci'ly III Porilands decline
and I'LL as commercial city, Constantly
forget L. mention one fact, which Is the
KEY To- the whole situation. Ii Is the con
centrat:at!on of capital and business III
terests, and hot iiue natural harSors 1r
beautiful scenery that makes CONNER
cial city, and rs long as Portland has the
capital To invest, So long wIll 1t MAINTAIN
the commercial supremacy 1t has already
gained against any and ali competitors.
What supremacy Portland has gained
has been derived from the wants and pow
cry Of the country which has been forced.
oTIug to a scant population and undevei-
ppedresnurc, 5 to u;'lzeIt, and has everOnly
beenamakrshifr. but BOW our rapid growth,
owing Ia a growing population AMI IN
crease of wealth IN other towns. owing to
progress III manufacturing and other III
telests, P"Iilamd is Ii" longer the neces-
sity she has been. That city may love
other towns but she certainly loves her
own sell best.