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~. Dewey, druggist, Fairfax, Missouri,
says; "Brown'sPepsin Tonic gives uniyer.
sal satisfaction In curing dyspepsia and
ssiick-headache.' All Texas druggists keep
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Trouble may come and friends prove un
true, but Blackwell's Fragrant Durham
Bull Smoking Tobacco Is always the same
the best.
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Loss of tho Hair

May he entirely prevented by the use o.
Burnett's Cocoeinc, The superiority o
Burnett,s Flavoring Extracts consists In
their perfect purity and strength.
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Opinion of DIR. H. II. Walton, Annapolis,
Maryland

Colden's Liebig's LIQUID Extract of Beef
and Tonic lnvigorator is most excellent
preparation. 1t is par excellence, superior
to cod liver oil or anything have ever used
in wasted or impaired constitutions, and an
excellent preventive of nialarial diseases.
(Remember tho name, Golden Stake no
othor) OF druggists generally.
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Environment for All.

EMPLOYMENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, house
IL servants, or any kind of labor call at the
employment Office, 600 Main street, near Del.
monico restaurant for employment Telephone
your orders. Also. MONEY TO LOAN IN
SMALL AMOUNTS, on easy terms. A. LIpRR,
mylQ
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Wards SemlnQyvI

NASHVILLE TENN.
o.osen ~, lHh year wits'267 young ladies' and
VI graduIeS Parents wanting School OF
Togress Experience, Careful Ms,ronage and
thorough rrillng In Its departments incl,idinr
Cutting ana Fitting, send for new Cataiocue'
iul2,eod6w m w VIM
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mtsceIIaneous tMamts.
Ecr Sale.

EoR sALE-A good saddle and harness horse,
\ \ p also good drummers wagon. Apply to W.
'. laugit@ juli6.tf
DOR SALE-A good residence, known as a56
L Ross avenue. Apply to J. D. Padgitt.
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Cheap Column
@ntirc1.

NorlCE-Adyertisements ma. pe handed into
~ our business Office up to Sp. n, and into the
composing room up tn a. m
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Eor &enr.

EoR sALE-A house with u rooms. No 1915
II Main street Nil
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LAW SCHOOL OF
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY.
University Of Virginia.

Session begins on the First of October. and
t ,Hn nile months Apply for catalogues TO
Virginia, Albemlrle Co, Virginin. -
JAs +. HARRisoN, Chairman Of the Faculty.
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Diphtheriia.
y NuIu OF wore thront r,..

n cold or sore thron,
hliount 70 much, and N ns5 not spe,, =.
" can easily be cured !. hmpt on,lptly atsas
s0ioWeu ny eonsumption ~ ~ glect a M,
no Inedlcine has ever boen AZ l dlphlh,,,l
acLs so quickly and sI,r,l, :, ~ Oyerpd MN
FklNAH DAVIS PAIN ~ such cas-
prompt use OF this fnpgL,aI,l'LER,
hhNed thousands Of lives ''S Teneig u.
FERRY DAVIS PAW
nos an experiment.. IL baS hIllRR /,
pnDlc ior forty years, and y 1,sel belOpS
Wnere u ls best known. % ilOst yllsi
read as follows: u'''afy teslnu,.
PAN KILLER has been NV hon,
eoius iqr the linst twenty sev9,, mold nnAd,,.
Il X. CRocwFn Y wIil,. NJ iail n elIectbss lad u
ror tnirty years have used i L.
.ouhu II never-failing remedy fSsh hltln y
thrpat-BARroN SEAMAN ~ lof colds aa1 g
IL, alass reeelved immediate relief ,-o,.
sOre Iltpat, and consider your i. nun .iu.n eoAi \,
9yaluable remedy.-GEO. d. Fyrrr4Slls r4ls EqIns
have Just recovered from A vor
which have had for some tme' 'eIy seven "
rs.ites, pi,nla ~, ulen your pAlS kny9qgaa n Y
re,nsNea ,a me immediately. will nmat,Lltl
without H. : q. o. FoRcf, Iownde.ni nen6ef tls \
Havo used PAIN KILLRR IN nv fsa.ul "a
years, and have, never known n "a sllhiy iFi,
bEWIns nhylleHDDrO, fin. -A-Alls,
began using PAIN kII.IFR In NUT.
Eve years ago aud have used ii ev,.s ytses
E2lna NJ medicine 70 take its place '.'Rs tR M &a y
Drugklsk oneida, N. Y. D N,lm
For whooping.cough and crnpp a.
A; T. houTa, Liberty Mills, Va', ,'0' " VliAoui.
For twenty five years / have ussa ~.
Tor colds and chapped lips, and cnn.,l ~ Arl
NO. 'AOOfhil Nlnhr,
!. was suffering severely with l,ro,,,a.
hroat was 70 inhamed could sca,n.i. Y, d
auY food. wns advised 10 try vonf : ~ ,lI
Snd ainr taking few doses WA ~ Vri.ls All,
cured.--T WILLIAMSON '@o Wialti9
/ Dr. WALTON writes from Cnshnc,o,. p
KILLER cures diphtherin and eore thro,ii w d
mgly prevalent here, and has not - " Y,
fail IN single instance This fa,te = sa lals
make known TO tho world 'W
Mrs. ELLEN D. MASON wrltea STv.o..
violently sick with diphtheria, high tsya.s
chius. 20 many children have died ble
AFRAID 10 call physician, and triei VA e5ls,i
| MILLER. lie was taken OH SnndsTr 4.
! WedneedAy his throat WINS clear h ~
1erful cure, and / wish 1t could be ip%, n
poor mothers who are losing 40 many cbis..
For Chills and Fever PAIN KuJr,
no equal IL cures when everything ~,
Delays are often dangerous 4 M
PAIN KILLER IN the house Is a so,ecns,I
40 family should be without
All druggists sell It at 25e., SOC. apa,
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, pr,i
Providence
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southern Iudustr,al Ttenu.

A Norths rn company, (-uppoaed to be
the InmaD) has jus closed trade for
the b .rnett Snoal- property, In Geor-
Rla. They paid S22, 800 for the Oconee
side, ltc'u iihg u half mila uf fall q ID
600 acr $ Of Land, aud $1,000 for Mrs.
TinsdIPs prop rty OppOS,t,., with 10
acres. At the July term VI Ocon, -
Court q charter will be gained AID
work will be- commenced ht once. They
will spend S76O,OOO 10 ptepar.ngt el4Ud
tor ma0ufactort
The Tallahasse Cotton Mills, at MoLt-
gomery, AL, on Sa urdaV contracted
tor goods or future delivery TO the 4
tent OF $40, ,OOU, and bought about 800
bales ~ cotton, the tao trAnsactions
amounting In the aggregate to about
500, 900.
A COMPANY Ia nov being organized at
Athens. Ga, tO start q Iabra 'Ory tor the
Who'll sale manufScture OF druPRIsts'
chemicals of all kinur.
A citiz a of Hay wood Co. =, N. c., r, :
Gently cold 100 walnut logs 10 Nor
thern coL0l any for $4,000.
The OatA " ba IN o. cotton fa tory
has been sold to K. q. GTaLan, Of Ashe-
vile, for $4,000.
The Norfolk aud Southern Railroad
will ndou otedly b extended 10 New
bern, N. q.
Pc s nearly ready mature in
some OF the gardens Of WIlminRlob, N.
@.
Fourteen schooners and ten steamt rs
were at Jacksonville, Fla, on the LIST
ms.
Columbus, Ga, IS to be lighted with
electric lights In few day.
A new grain elevator at Memphis,
Tenn" went into operation on Friday
last.
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rSs x,,.. ssa sew PIees.

A REVOLUTION IN 9HIP-BuILDIno
PRnpToThD,-Th0 irst OF the fett OF
staamshIps 20 be used By thH Amsr,, an
QUICK Transit steamship Company bas
been begun At Nyaek. II IL prsdic a
that this vessel wliltnaugurate rsvolu-
ton in ocean steamship cons Rnt tiOi Z.
She will be OF wood, and will have a
"turtle-back" deck, with NJ n.sss.
There will nothing ab ivo The dsck n
oept her pilo' -htu u.e. vsHtilstors Anu
smoke pipe. Her dtmeneiOn9 vii hr:
Length over al, 1911 feet; on the water
liue, 1851 feet; extreme breadth OF be aui,
20 foe {; depth Of hold, from crown deck
20 keeisOn, 16h feet; tfaught foTwar'i, bt
feet; d aught af,, 10t feet; Q pan y
messuremenf, 6l23 toms. The rLeines,
boiler and machin, ry Of this new vessei
tthe Meteoit are TO be- OF entirely ne~
designs, ana are Ead TO le canshl OF
developing an enormous power. She W II
have three screws, the main Que betug
{. ur bladed, and VI ku h q pitch ss 10
develop speed OF tN euts knots hiio u
all0 wiDg 81 PER cent. fr ! 81 VI power.
IL Is afserted inst this new type IT Il nIn-
ship con blnts'speed With o,.mfcrt, safety,
economy of building aud oItra ing IN
creased carrying oapactr Tor both
freight ami passenger, and superior
streUgth. There being npthinR To of r
res stance iD strong head ga s, it is a :
seTtef that the vessels speed wi i no. be
retarded. The arch covering IL also
renter tue vessel more safe when pluDg-
tDR into bead ~ as at high rates of speed
~ 10 Will shed the water hntnlaRlS. 1t
10 estimate ed also that the cOst OF Con-
struction aud equipment OF ths tew
type OF vessel, VII. ther Of WOOD, RON or
steel, will be fully 20 pr cent. less
than the o. st ofihe st amsh ps used now.
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Rather rInhOapltab,e.

The st. LOUIS Globe-D Democrat re-
ports that there is q growing sentiment
among the Hebrews Of that city TO dis
courage anything that could be construed
into general Invitation TO the Russian
Hebrews to emlgrate TO America, par.
ticularly to st. LOUIS. Mr.. Bernard Hy-
singer, president of the Hebrew Relief
Association of that city, is reported TO
have said that the Association did not
want any more Hebrew emlgrants.
They do not understand the language
Of this country, he continued, "and they
cannot comparatively do anything. Be-
sides, they are q source Of incalculuble
annoyance and trouble. am president
Of the Relief Association, and they run
after me at ali times, day and night.
They break down my door, and they
pursue me everywhere. l have sent
many u them away-some to Denver,
and some elsew here-but somehow
some manage to get back"
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, March Is, 1889.

LONDON, March 10, 1889.
The Hungarian Chamber Of Depu-
ties has approved the petroleum tax
bin.
The appointment of NJ. Andrieux as
French Ambassador at Madrid is ga
Eetled.
4 Geneva despatch to the Daily
News says rich discovery of laous-
trine relics has been made at Steck-
born, in the canton of Thurgau.
The Journal dc St. Petersburg, dis
cussing the anniversary of the assassi-
nation of Alexander IL, says that
tvery year of peace must increase the
well being of Russia.
The proprietors of the Sportsman
have offered new championship cup,
with el00 added, to the winner in a
sweepstake race to he rowed ON the
Thames on June 10 or 90.
The shaft of the Lumley Colliery at
Durham has fallen in and $50 miners
were imprisoned. All the miners who
were imprisoned in the colliery are be-
lieved TO have been rescued. They
assembled by another shaft.
Prince Buaki, father of the King of
Ashautee, denies the story recently
published that 300 young girls had
been massacred for the purpose of
using their blood to mix mortar with
which TO repair one of the State build
ings.
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shIpwrecks Last Year.

Two thousand and thirty.nine ac.
tual shipwrecks occurred throughout
the world last year, and the estimated
value Of property lost was 81, 400, 900,
GOO. As compared with the previous
year there was an increase Of $50 in
the number Of wrecks, and an increase
of about $500, ,000, 900 in the value OF
property lost. One hundred vessels
sank through collision, and 4, 1874 per-
sons persisted. This includes officers,
crews and passengers in all parts OF
the world, and is considerable in ex.
cess of the number reported during
the previous year.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coughlin, of Somerville,
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 l was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed by severe cough. l lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined to
my BED. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said had a hole
In my lung as Zig as a half dollar. At
one time a report went around that /
was dead. 1 gave mp hope, hut friend
told me of DIR, WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. l got a
bottle, when to my surprise, l commence
ed to feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
~ write this hoping every one affiict-
cd with Diseased Lungs will take DR..
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. l can positively say it las
one more good than all the other medl-
mes have taken since my sickness.
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The aMrsTrRIns OF MonMoNrsM,"

The sMYsTERIEs OF MoRMoNIsM,"
just published BY Richard X. Fox, Of the
"POliee Gazette" Publishing House,
New York, is . startling and graphic ex-
pose, by the ex-wif5 of q leading digni-
tary OF the Mormon church, OF the secret
practices and hidden crimes Of that
creed. The book embodies a complete
history of Mormonlsm and It's founders,
together " Witb o fearless exposure Of the
mnmm, ries and crafty devices by which
converts are made and prosolyles con-
frmed to Latl er-DAy Ssintdom. Unlike
ell other works on the same subject, II
handles the evil with skill aud an absence
Of exaggeratloD, which carries conviction
with II. The realism OF the "Mysteries
OF Mormonlsul" would do credit TO Zola;
Of its accuracy no one who peruses II
can entertain doubt. The book is copl-
ously aud handsomely illutiated, and
Altogether lie one OF the most timely and
valuable works which have recently ap-
peAred from an American press.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15

REV. DIR. TODD of New Haven
Suggestive namely publicly dIseourages
from the pulpit all the attempts 10 re-
form drunkArds, whom he classes as
"wholes&le liars" and "not worth the
powder" Yet there are persons bold
enough to differ with Todd and to vindI-
cate by strong example the justice of
their views. John B. Cough, for exam
pie. But who is Todd?
IL the charge be true that Chauncey
l. Filley, of Missouri, is the author of
the shameless attack upon Garfleld's
memory recently published in Wash
ington, it will justly be the political
annikllation of o man who has other.
wise made himself odious in political
annals. Il takes pretty strong dose
to turn the Missouri "Stalwarts'" bnt
they have sickened on too much FIJI.
ley, and nowhere is he TO-DAY 40
savagely denounced and pursued as at
his home in st. Louis amou0 those
who know him best. The editor of
the old Grant organ there recently
made pilgrimage to the capital for
the express purpose of getting Filley's
scalp, and apparently he fully sue
ceeded in his mission. The country
is to be congratulated that the name
of Chauncey l Filley was never sent
to the Senate for Postmaster Gem
eral.-1ele0rdph.
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I.rnaher. kan : sherla.

JACKSONVILLE, Oregon, March 13.-
D Saturday night ten or twelve masked
men ru1e into LinkvilIe, where ". g.
Laws, charged wiih mu der, was 10 chs.
tody o. Deputy Sheriff J. y. Lewis aud
Justice Wrigh awaiting exsninallon.
The officers were In t5reenmau's Hol el
with tue prisoner, wheu the lynchers
entered the hail, and were ordered TO
halt They r, fused, aud Depu y Sheriff
Lewis ti.ed his revolver, slightly wound
ing QUE Of the parry. The lynchers re-
lurued The tre, killing the Deputy
Sheriff aud wounding Justice Wright.
They then left without taking Laws
Inter s. excitement prevail.
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TLIden and blaine.

CHICAGO, March 13.-Sydney B.
BeVans tf New York, who was one of
the visiting statesmen sent to Florida to
save the Tllden vote, passed through this
city yesterday, and says that the scheme
which was recently foatsd connecting
Mr.. Blalne's name with the Presidential
candidacy on the Democratic ticket was
originated by Mr.. Tllden
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
Delaware Avenue Improvements

The lot near s. e. corner Of Delaware
Avenue, and Jackson street, belonging
TO the estate cf the late Chief Justice
Gilpin, has been sold by Messrs. Du-
Pont and Rumiord, trustees of the es-
tate, to nj. T. Poole. Mr.. Poole will
erect five or six handsome residences on
he lots.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
.VaIuabIeHtoek

Ten shares of the Chester County
Bank were sold at auction last week.
The price shows the stock to have be-
come very valuable. Three shares
were struck down at $40 per share, aud
seven shares at 5000. The par value
Is $25.
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senator HIN waiting for tbe Eu0

S@~VE AAAA waiting HOr tine End
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
Eli remarked to-day to friend who
called to see him that bis life was all
behind him. He was simply sitting
there waiting for the end. He was easier
than for some days, but without hope OF
permanent alleviation of his symptoms.
He has had four surgical operations per-
formed, without permanent relief. The
The last operation was the removal OF
one Of the parotid glands, which became
30 inhamed as to necessitate this severe
treatment. This inclsion refuses to heal
and it is discharging pus constantly into
the mouth. II now appears that Mr..
Hill has INDUCED In no hope OF cure
from the first, as he lost a sister and bro
ther from cancer and it is hereditary ia
the family. The ply yslcians are contem-
plating the necessity of a fifth operation
to prolong the Senators life.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
NOmlnatea For Chief.

AZ meeting Of the Ptenix Fire Co.,
held last evening, J. r. Price, was
named as the Conpany's individual for
Ohlet Engineer If The Fire Department.
Inc Company also appointed delegates
10 attend the Flremen's Convention on
thursday next, for the purpose Of agree
ing upon candidates for the Depart
ment.
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A Clear Complexion

Can be had by every lady who will use
Parker's Ginger Tonic. Regulating the
internal organs I'd purifying the blood
Il quickly removes pimpIes aud gives a
healthy bloom to the cheek. Read
about It In another column,
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A POSITIVE CURE
Without Medicines.

Without Medicines.
AIIan'a Soluble MedIcated BOugies
Patented October l6, 1915. One box.
No. / will cure a. y case in four days
less.
No. will cure the most obstinate cese,
no matter OF how long standing.
No nauseous doses o Icubebs copalba
or oil OF sandalwood, that are certain TO
produce dyspepsia by destroying the
coatings of the stomach
Price Sl.50. Sold by all druggists, or
mailed on receipt of price. For further
particulars send for circular. p. o. Box
1858. J.C. ALLAN co,
janl6-6m SO John ST., New York,
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MCaDe's Pastoral
LONDON. March IA. 1882.

AONOoNi m aIon IL looS.
The Queen La1 telegraphed to Arcl =
bishop McCabs, OF Dublin, thanking
him for thereference to Her Majesty 10
his recent pastoral letter. Mr.. Glad
stone has written to the Arch bishop ex-
pressing his deep sense of the patriot
ism shown In the pastoral.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
THIRD EDITION
Indications for TO.Day.

For the Middle Atlantic States al d
the Lower Lake region warmer ca terly
TO southerly winds, Increasing cloudi-
ness and light rain and snow, lower bar
ometer.
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An Arm wrenched From Its sOeLe,

PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-Nlcholas
Bright, gan operative In Wall & Sons
mill, was caught this afternoon in belt
picking machine and whIrled around
until his arm was torn from the socket
at the shoulder. He died tonight at st.
Mary's Hospital.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
THE ART1zANs SAVINGS BANK.

6O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24th, 1851,
Open to receive deposits daily from 8 A
>, until p. M, and on Tuesday and Sat
day evenings from to o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
egularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawn
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per
twice Ia each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement III. Smyth, George W. Bush,
Chas. W. Townsend George 3. Capelle,
Nathan'l Il. Benson, M. l. Lichenh teln
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, Job II. Jack son,
Edward Pusey, VIM. H. Swift
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BIfS1, PresideuL
E0. 3. CAPELLE, VICE President,
feb2l-ly e TAYLOR Treasure
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An enricher of the blood and urif T
OF tho system; cures as ,iiude and lack
Of energy; such is Browns Iron Bitter Z.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. Mar.s5P..M

"WEDNESDAY, Mar. 8, s p, M
FLOUR Is quiet at former rates, Sales
ofl9OO barrels, includi Minnesota ex-
Iras, at 6.3 a6 so Tor clear, and at s6, rs "A
for straight; Penna. extra family, at
500 as; Western do. do. at 1878 a 4, and
patents at $3.50 q y. Rye -four is ouiet
at S4.T6 per barrel.
GRAIN Wheat is firmer and options a
traction higher. Sales of 1900 bush. red al
sl.32. At the open board, SI.3I was bid 1or
March, Sl.Sl for April, sl.56< for May and
SL'z69s Tor June, and 8 .lSk for July. Rye
is steaoy al 86e. for Penna, Corn is In
faiT request and firm. Sales OF 5000 bush.
including yellow, At 7O1Sc.; mixedat 7sXc.;
steamer at 90 a zoe. No. al 8SHe''
and rejected At 6s1Sc. at the OPEN
board, 10000 bushels A pril sold al 69sIc.
65xc. was bid for March, 09gSc. for
april. 7OKc: for May and 7OI q. foT june.
oats are fairly active at full prices
sales OF 1900 bushels, including Whi te
at 81 so q 6lc., and rejected and mixed al
~ 49kc. The receipts to-day were az
lollows: 460 barrels d Jur, 1000 bushels
Wnea, ,V 800 bushels corn, 34O0 bush. oats,
lt0O bush. malt, Z5 bbls. whisky.
WHIsKEY.-We quote Western iron
bound al sl.20 per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
Opening Spring Goods.

We have taken special pains in selecting our goods
for this seasons trade, and have procured the finest
and most choice styles OF both foreign and domestic
makes to be found in the markets. which we are now
opening in our enlarged and we'll lighted store room
at Sixth and Market streets In buying we do not
conhne ourselves to single patterns except in Fancy
goods but buy in quantities as to save large per-
cenage in prices and to have the goods in such shape
as to use only what is needed for each customer
We guarantee work to be first class in every par.
tcuar. Our prices are the lowest
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARX Er

BEEF CATTLE were In dem and thiswa., =.
and prices a traction higher 25Oa hee6
arriv ar = q and sold at the different yards M at
"a INc. per h., az 10 condition "C
SHEEP were in fair demand. AMI nrtoo.
were unchanged. 5000 head arrived an5
sold al the different yards at 4 a nc anJ and
lambs at 9 &c. per To-, as to condit,nan "o
no a9as were In active demand, 5000
yards at 0 lOc. per lb.. as 10 condItiosl
Park Drove Yard 52d and Lanoavsr o,.
nue.. West Philadelphia. March IL.
bHEEP-Extra, ITO TO 100 lbs, az In To
good 80 70 loO lbs. 10 G4c.; fair, 30 II 10 ~ u
ipmb ioS:i bSM MsI1 70 to4c eulls. 70 41Ic. good
too. Arrivals, 620O head. ''-Vos'
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
nIREMORa

Discount days, Mondays and Thursda. q
at $50 A. M
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Philadelphia, New York and Boston Ia
change furnished to regular Depositora
without charge.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15

BAY AND STRAw.-Receipts of hay. 20
TONS. mere was fair nquiry for good
nay AT el9, and exceptional sales in ain
gIe car lots at 3l9, 5000; No, 2 and Infer
ior stock dragged heavily Ut prices rang
ing from SIS down 10 $40, according 10
quoted steady at Sl50Ia. '"" was
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EDWARD BETS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid mp Capital $500, 900.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15

EHIRsT NATIONAL BANk
L OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF TIE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINAN 'IAL AGENTS OF THE ONI.
TED STATES.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
The Great Real Estate Sale or the
season

Will commence to morrow. The
valuable almshouse property will be
offered in building lots. The sale
VIII commence at l clock, D. m,
Those who have money to invest will
HoW have the finest opportunity to
purchase real estate that has occurred
ior ten years. The prorpect for Will.
mlngton's growth was never 40
bright.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15

knowinR from experience the dlBsatis-
iactien so often attending the dispensing
OF many OF the emulsions in the market
would call your attention 20 some OF
features Of the emulsion which have pre-
pared and dispensed for years with an
varying satisfaction. The OIL used is the
dnest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care is exercised in the choice of ali
material and in 81 cry detail OF its manu-
facture. BY careful manipulation this
am ulsio4 10 made with the smallest DOS
sible amount of gum, and by the very mi
nute division Of the oil globuies Is resder-
cd very fluid end perfectly palatable.-
Each tablespoonful contains 90 per cent.
of Gil and 8 grains OF Hypophospnite OF
Lime. Samples will be gladly furnished
TO q Physicians who may desire them
Put I . In pint bottl 49,, nee 81. Manu-
aotured and E9ld Wh"f esaIe and retail bV
WE, WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST
The daily gazette., 1882-03-15
Wilmington maruors.

WILMINGTON, Del. March. Is, 1882.
Quotations AZ the BranoywIne Mill. .foi
IOur and Grain