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Some Southern Senators have exhibit
ted a good deal Of misplaced sentiment
in their action on pet sion bills and pcR-
sion Jobs. When Mr.. Iugalls's endorse
ment of the Arrears act was pending,
Messrs. Vest and Maxey declared that It
met their hearty concurrence, and, in
their capacity as men who had supported
the Confederacy, they proudly accepted
the opportunity to advocate q measure
calculated to take half billion dollars
out OF the public Treasury for alleged
Union veterans. In smaller items Of pen
sion business the ex-Confederate mem
be,s are usually ready TO show their
liberality. Yes they would do Their coun-
try more service, and exhibit truer pat
riotism, II, ceasing to repeat the old story
about being RECONSTRUCTED, they would
discharge the obligations Incumbent on
all Congressmen to defeat raseally jobs,
which are none the less outrageous be-
cause pushed In the name Of the soldiers.
What with Northern Legislators favoring
these raids on the Treasury in order to
secure soldier votes, and Southern legis-
lators doing the same in order to make a
display of loyalty, aud doubtless also In
| order to securs return favors th5 people
are thoroughly plncked.-N. Y. Sun.
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A three-masted schooner, which ap-
parentfy had been bound for New
York, is sunk about five miles of
Manasquan station, New Jersey. half
her masts are above water.
The foods in the Lower Mississip~
piregion continue to subside, though
slowly, and the damage in Louisiana
proyes to be less than at first reports
ed, though the desti,ution among the
people in some localities Is great
The Arizona crevasse, above Donr
aldsonville, is now reported to be SOC
feet wide and ten deep, and no at
tempt to close it will be made.
The town of Grundy, county seal
of Buchanan county, Virginia, wal
almost entirely destroyed by fire las
Saturday night, only few houses or
the outskirts being left standing.-
The paper mill Of Richards u Co.
at gardner, Name, was burned yes
lterday morning. Loss $50 900. lti
destruction will throw a number o
persons out of work.-The largI
unoccupied dwelling of A. F. John
son, in New Utrecht, Long Island
was DESTROYED early yesterday morn
ing by incendiary fire. Loss $25, ,OOC
The Rev. DIR. Willis lecturod t
a Cincin natl audience oil unbleiver
on Sunday afternoon, on the sab
!, iect of "Sunshine." The questio
whether he desecrated the Christai
Sabbath has been raised by severe
! ministers, and many come before
church tribunal for settlement, lnal
> much as he announces that he wi
. repeat the act.
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onaEaUIRs or TnE DEAD OIIEEF
ArFanEements CompIetsd Fer she
Famefmi-R1orml OMerSmgs.

Arrangements C0mnp7g6ad Fer ahO
Kumefaa-K1oFmh Offerings. .
During this afternoon all that Is
mortal Of Samuel George Tazeweil.
Chief Engineer OF the Fire Depart
ment, will be returned to s'mother
EARTH" Every arrangement 90 far as
can be ascertained has been completed
for the funeral. TheDepartment met
again last evening in the Water
Witch Engine House and completed
detailed arrangements for the occa>
sion. Matthew Il. Rogers, of the
Water Witcl, was selected ~ Chief
Marshal. Il was also decided to an
point guard Of honor consisting Of
two members from each company.
The companies will assemble at the
Water Witch house ct Lilo sharp, and
headed by the First Regiment band
proceed IN Q body to Bethany Baptist
Church, where the dead chief lays in
state.
A committee consisting OF w. b,
Baker, Joseph Perkins, Hagh Duffy,
l.. g. File, J. J. Patterson, John Nc
Caffrey, A. r. Christy and Ezra Lu-
kens were appointed to draft suitable
resolutions.
Esch company have appointed LheiI
company marshal. The foral offerings
will be something elaborate. From
present arrangements the funeral cor.
tsge will pass out Market street.
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zlf Won can't "Bear'' q cough, "BulP' 1t
with Or. BuLl's Cough syrup.
Renator RufIer snrpsised.


WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Senator
Rutler to-day off red resolution calling
on the Attorney General for copy OF
h,s letter Of Instructions, date the 10th
in I, to Dallas Sanders, of Pennsylva-.
MIA. assistant counsel to the United
states District Attorney of South Caro-
lima, and the reply of Mr.. Sanders. He
said that a letter from the Attorney
q, neral 10 this Mr.. Sanders, when ne
had seen In the public prlnts, contalned
statements 81 extraordinary and unu
.uaI for an officer in high position In the
government of the United States that
he could scarcely credit y, and be &c
aired to have over that officers signaLur.
an exact copy of the instructions which
he is said to have issued. The resolu
tion was ae opted.
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SOSTH CAROLINA ELECTION
GASES.

CHARLESTON, March 28.-Dlstrict At
toruey Melton will publish tomorrow q
mil list of the election cases to be tried
az the Term of the United States Court
which begins here on Monday. There
are four cases from Ridland county
with thirteen defendants, four cases frsm
Sumpter county with ten defeudanie,
three cases from Barnwall couuty with
eleven defendants, four cases from Col
Teton county with twelve defendants,
one case from Georgetown county with
L1o defendants aud four cases from
Charlt s on with eight defendants, max
ing in ali twenty cases, with dtty.six de-
fe5dants. All the defendants In Rich
land, Samter, Georgetown and Collston
and three in CnarlestOn were commits
sioners or managers of election.
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Excelsior loan.

The Exo,lho Lean Association held
It's annual meeting last evening and re-
elected the following officers: Prtst-
dent, William Emmons, Jr.; Vice-Pres-
idsnt, j. II. Simmer; Secretary. WAL
Gtaa g; Directors, Robert McCaull y,
Sr., q. p. johnson and Harry Emmon..
The ninth annual report shows the asset
OF the nssocia ation to Oe $l62, 2,3O2.9O.-
There ave been issued 4S5 shares OF th'
q st series, va ued At $l73.83 202 OF thu
second at Sld4 27; l29 of the third a
SIl4.37; Il5 of the fourth at $9l.S2; 81 o
the fifth at S72.23; 1903 OF the sixth a
500 40; IS of the seventh at 5000; o. o
the eighth $25.l3; 1856 OF the ninth q
| Sl242,
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LOCAL LINES.

AinssI made and repaired at Gard
III. corl er SIKH aud Shipley
Council will meet this afternoon
eock for the purpose # atteLdlDg
beral OF Cbief Tazewe !.
little business was transacted ~
7y Court yesterday.
h Cochran Is unable TO attend the
Courl owing to sickness.
suty U. S. Collector Hopes, OF
Castle, has resigned owing TO re-
from that city,
horse of P. Walsh u Co., while
Ang in font of their store, became
ened yesterday afternoon aud ran
When in front Of the livery stable
Traynor, 1t fell, but sustained nc
b.
Levy Court pays Its annual visit
Aims House to-day.
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/ gully Sasttt1.
RST EDITION.
-.I.rrapnio Summary

Lane, Parry, liberal, was elected
Vni,b House of Commons from
Al The request Of France
/ United States tie in'eri Atlonal
L. 90, ference has been indefinite
~, Id. Gen. Gar'baldl arrived at
vs,terdsy to take part in the
wor,tiOn of the sitcillsn vesPers,
ppIyersary of which occurs on
[,y II IS expected that snother
I, Will be held at Rome in May,
!, Archbishop Of Cologne aud
Euuclo to Spain will be created
4. Lord Erskine is dead. -Four
4 and fifty Swiss farmers
h Tbuu for the United States.
Inf,t the nihilists executive COM
who was connected with the coH-
L. f tie "Lit.ls Garden" m'ne,
rs,tsd at St. Petersburg. The En-
Ia American delegates 10 the Al
|I.r.sllts have arrived In Vien-
/, reported that the Governor OF
Leone has decided To send three
|p,sel, to Monrovia, Liberia, be-
Of the maltreatment Of British
!. Simon Wolf, American consul
A, Cairo, has temporarily ltf.
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secretary Hunt 20 Retire

WASHINGTON, March 28.-The Star to-
night says: Secretary Hunt today for
the first time, admitted that the Presi-
dent told him thai he would nominate q
successor to him in the Navy Depart
ment. The Pr, sldent told him this very
recently and sa'd that his successor would
be nominated shortly. Many of Secre-
Hunts friends wished to intercede with
Huot did not desire it. The President
has offered him the choice Of three good
positions, but be has rot made q selec'
ton as yet. He is holding the matter
under consideration.
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nnIu nna nnlInr

Persons desiring to obtain homes
on the very easiest terms or to invest
their money safely and at good rate
of Interest cannot do better than sub
scribe for shares in the "ExcelsioE
Loan Association" now being issued.
Shares one dollar each. The whole
amount invested with six per cent
interest may be obtained at any time
after the first year.
For further particulars call at the
Office of VIM. E. Hawkins, Secretary,
No. 712 Market street, Wilmington,
| Delaware, mar2l -eod1m
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THE MAIN QUESTION.
A FiTteon.year.OId Girl's EIOpe.
momG.

CENTRAL SQUARE, N. Y.,-March
26.-Farmer Graves has . pretty To-
year old girl named Della. She loved
young Clinton Lewis, dged 20, who lives
few miles away, but who did not find
favor with Farmer Graves. She was
forbidden to see him. On Friday night
she met Lewis, and when she reached
home was reprlmanded and sent to bed
She tore up her bed clothes and twisted
them into rope, which, however, die
not reach the ground. But she lowered
herself, and dropped the intervening
distance. Then she walked to hel
lovers house, arriving after midriRht
and, calling him up, said they must be
married or she would kill herself. A
carriage was procured, minister fouOd
the knot tied, and they reached Lewis
house just abtut the tlme Farmel
Graves got up in the morning to tin'
his daus shter gone. He has revoked th
will which he bad made In her favor.
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AT OTICE.-I, Patrick Harmey, the
~ owner of the house situated at No.
600 e. Third street, being the 3. Il.
corner of Third and Pine streets,
ia the Second ward OF the city
Of Wilmington, county OF New Cas-
lie. and State OF Delaware, in compliance
with the requirements of the acts OF the
General Assembly in such case made
and provided, do hereby give noitce
Lbat L shall apply in writing TO the Court
of General Sessions of he Peace and Jail
DeIIyery OF the state of Delaware, In and
far New Castle county, on Monday, The
SIh day of May, a. D., 1852, being the
next term of said court Tor q license for
said house as an inn or tavern for ghe SAFE
Iherein of Intoxicating liquors in less
Quantities than one quart 10 be drunk 90
me premises, and the following respect
able citizens OF tae said werd recommend
the said application VIZ:
Roht. III. Taylcr, SIS. Roberts,
To M as Crawford, A. r. MerreLf,
Mvers HAYES, Michael Kenney,
MichaeI Rafferty,, Geo. s. Gardnsl,
Richard Booth, Thos. Ford,
John PlunkeLt, Patrick Plunketts
Robi. Hutton, 4. B. BrikOp,
4, b. MerI eti, Joslan a. me,
Gustave Konitzer, Nath. Melchior,
jacob Scheller, W. II thompson.
los. Stoeckle, Jas. ]. Monaghan,
Nicholas Jenny, George DAVIS
Marlin KeatinK Daniel O'Byrne.
mar29.3t PATRICK HARMEY.
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Drained with am AN.

NAPANEE, Ont, March 2S. "A CIR nam
ed Maggie Howie, while milking COW
in The IichbnrAe House here TINS MORN
ing. had her head S mt open win an ak
and was Instantly kiilCd. The murder er
Is supposed 10 be Michael Lee, whose sd-
dl ssses the girl hal r jected. Lee was
arrested while endeavoring To escape
maJe NO resistance, but tried to commit
suicide by dakhipg his head sgalnsl
large stones on the roadside
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From wsshingtOn.
WASHINGTON, March 20.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

MISSISSIPPI HkVEh lhfhONEMhNT. f
Senator Kellogg says that he will press
the consideration OF the bill which he
has recently reported from the Com
mItEee on the improvement OF the Mlss-
is,ippi River. This bill appropriates S.
100000 on the Mississippi aud $lUO0,-
900 on the Missouri River. This sum is
to be expended In deepening the channels
and improving the navigation OF these
rivers Ia accordance with plans recon-
mended BY the Mrs ss'ppl River Com
mission. The bill provides thai no part
of this appropriatlon-Wli:h Is to be ex-
pended by tie Secretary Of War, witn
the advice and under the direction Of tie
commis.i0n-s1all be used In the con-
strIclion or repair OF levees for the pur-
pose OF Of preventing damage to LANDS BY
overflow, or for any other object EXCEPT
as means Of deepening the channels
and improving the navigation ofthese
rivers, He thinks the bill will pass both
houses.
INCREASED PENSIONS.
Mr., Piatt, from the Senate Committee
on Pensions, reported bill which pro.
vidcs "tL at all soldiers ami sailors who
since July 10, 1880 have been penaioned
or rated at $50 per month for total and
permanent d., ability, requiring tho rs-
guar personal attendance OF auotteF
| pers3n, shall receive in lie Il Of such pen.
| sLons the sum OF $72 per month, and bt
| paid the difference between sad sum
monthly from the date o such peEstoI
or rating to the time of the act taking eE
feet. Hereafter the rate OF peDstOn fol
such disability shall in all casss be 81;
per month"
THE MAIN QUESTION.
It is to be hoped that the friends Of re
form will not forget that tbs main ques
ton Is not of tariff or NO ta If, bu
whether the people shall be relieved q
once by their serV ants IN C0nRrts. of tn
extraordinary burden of psyinu $4,000
600 taxes por annum more than thu
government needs for all Lurposes.
these needle taxes were Topped of th'
lobby, which has crowded W Washington
ell winter and which is more impuden
aud pus hing than It has besn for year
would disappear 81 once, and the couI
! try might then look for necessary legil
. lation.
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The Views Of North Carolina
NEGROES.

RALEIGH, N. O., March 2s.-A State
Convention Of the colored men Of North
Carolina will assemble at Goldsboro
this State, tomorrow. 1t is understood,
that effolts will be made TO adopt reso-
lutloLs denuneistary OF some of the
Federal efiice-holders In this State and
to recommend others. A. demand for 0
large share of the patronage FIR theiI
race is likely to be made.
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Not ,he murderer Rhoaes.

LYNcHBURe, Va, March 26.-The
man who was captured several days
since near Cunningham's mill, Am~
herst county, proves not to be James
Rhodes, the escaped murderer from
Amherst, though answering somewhat
to his description. At last accounts
Rhodes was still at large.
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nj OTICE.-I, George N. Bacon, the
IN owner OF the house situated ct No
West Fourth street In the First ward
of the city of Wilmington, county OF
New Castle, and State OF Delaware, in
compliance with the requirements OF
The acts of the General Assem- bly, in such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that shall apply in writing 10 the
Court OF General sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery OF the State OF Della
ware, in and for New Castle county, on
Monday, the 9Th day of May, A. D., laS2,
being the next term OF SAID court, Ior
license for said hoHse as an inn or tavern
for the eale therein OF intoxicating
liuuors In less quantities than oee qu art
10 he drunk on the premises, anu Lne
following respectable citizens OF the salo
ward recon- mend the said application to
wit:
Emile Bueher. J. G. McCabe,
Andrew WilhelmS Chas. u. hesag1
lanes smith. John Mulrooney,
A. A. Chapman, Jonn EarnanS
chas a WinsloW, Daniel McElwee,
Ered Hagmeyer, John p. Donahoe.
Geo. ii. MARBLE, James BroWn,
Francis Kelly, Thos. Muirooney'
r Il. Moody, Jas. McElwee,
Hanrv RradIey. John Bader,
JohnE M Graham, August B1ermar,
CCnrad Keller. Amos Simmons,
Thomas Dunn, Martin heogn:
mar29-3t GEORGE NJ. BACON.
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AMUsEMENTs.
HYDE e. REHMAN'A.

J Friday evening next hyde & Beh-
8 Star Speciality Company will ap-
in oEe Of their delightful variety
Ftainmehts, The company IL cludes
! o. The best known specialists in
country. The performance will
|luie with the comedy Cf"Wrinkles
ntch vs.. Irish"
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NOTICE u. Mary Gam, the owner oI

NOTICE Il, Mary Gam, the owner OF
IN the house known as the Union Ho-
.eI. situated In the town ofst. Georges,
cnool District NO. 53 in the county OF
New CHs.le, and State of Delaware, In
compliance with dhe requirements Of
Inc acts of the General Assembly In such
9 Ise made and provided, do hereby give
notice that 1 snail apply in writing to
the Court OF General Sessions ef The
Feace aud jail Delivery OF the State OF
Delaware, iu and for New CasIle county,
OF Monday, this Stn day of May, A. D.,
1882, being The next term of said court,
for q license to sell Intoxicating liquors IN
less quantities than one quart, 10 oe
drunk on the premises, and tue following
resp ectable citizens Of the SAID oistrAet
recommend the said application' VIZ
A ,hert q. Newton, ]. s. Vallandtgham
John Robson George +. Cllrk,
Hanry k SJraub, Il. w. Jester,
aini 20 I MsCoy. John +. MCCARTHY,
| A nrsw Reutter, VIM. Aslncraft, JT.,
| Frank Shonle, Cnarles Hlley.
| John w. JoneR, AlDelG N. sulVon,
| lanes asprIl II, O. Cl rk,
maT2e-3t% MANY 6AM.
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A BIG CONTRACT.

AvANA, March 2S-A contract for
pniclpal loan aud for bu lding wa
perks for Havana has been eonclu-
with Walter II. ellison, of New
Z, WHO signs far hIns If. and ss al
eey for James II. Lylss aud Daniel
PIKE, al o of New York. The con-
inl olv, s 50, 200 900.
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IL was In q drug store Of course. All
interesting incidents occur in drug
stores, that Is nearly all. She was pretty,
with blue eyes and golden hair. one OF
that kind of beauties the poet would have
called an "augel," but the fact that a
colony of pimplts on her fair frontls-
piece precluded all tnou9ht OF Q cslesilaI
beIng. BowinR timidly to the handsome
clerk, abe asked tor "Swayne's Ointmen
for skiu Diseases" and upon receiving /
vanished like the morning dew before
the summer sun.
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SECOND EDITION
Beoehor's lecture at Fredsrlek.

FREDERICK, ND, March 2S.-Rev.
Henry Ward Beeeher delivered lecture
at the City Hall here tonight on "The
Moral Uses Of Luxury and Beauty" for
the benefit Of the charity fund Of the
Reynolds Pest. Grand Army of the Re-
public. His audience numbered about
four hundred persons. During the
course Of his lecture he took occasion
to severely de1ounce the anti-Chinese
bill, remarking (sarcastlcally) that this
great and grand country welcomed all
classes OF people save the poor Chinese.
"Would to God" said be, "ftr our own
good, that we could import more CHI
ness religion and less Of that Of Calif's-
MIA"
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The True story of . Hatter,s rate

He was halter living ct No. 500 Kent
Ave. Brooklyn, N. \. He was out Of
Dunlap, the Broadway halter, for years.
HIS name was Michael Doyle. He bad q
friend who bought for him half of ticket
No. 96,785 the February drawing ofthe
T,ouisiana State Lottery by communi-
eating with NJ A. Dauphln, New Orleans,
To-, aud he receiv- 1 els 900 cash. He had
bought tic cts for four years before. AT
last iuc came to b ia door. He was {
.hOme, VINO Is the next to do likewise
b fore April llth, the day of the next
drawing?
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OCRATGC VICTORY AT HA.
HERSTOWN.

sERsrowN, Md, March 27.-Attbe
elpsl election here to-day there was
bounced Democratic victory. W.
ndOrf, the Democratic candidate
ayor, haf 81 majority over T, ID.
o, Republican, In q total vote Of
which was the largest ever polled
10 the Second Watd q. N. Fut-
Democra', feceivsd 10 mJerily
y. G. Davhuf, Republican, for city
bilmln, aud n the Fourth Ward
h DOrnberger, Democrat, had III
Pity over J.. b. SechtIst, Republ.-
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mY are RuInad

N heath from any cause, especially from
the u Of any Of tho thors and most u
(, at promise so lrgeiy, with loug fir.
tltious test monials. have no fcsr Re.
soft to hop Bitt-rs ut once, aud In q
short time ven will have the no ost robust
aud blooming health,
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SENATOR BEN mILI. IMPROYING.

PHILADELPHIA, March Ex-senator
Hills physician to-day reports his con-
dition as much improved. The Sena-
tors son Charles, of Atlanta, visited the
hospital to-day and will return to At
lauta this evening. The Senator will
probably go to Old Point Comfort early
next week.
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REMOVAL.

James France has removed his paint
shop from Seventh and ShIpley streets,
to Ninth and King streets. None but
the best material used and the best
workmen employed. Orders by postal
cards promptly attended to.
maT29Lf
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KnhlImelx superb.

A pair of beautiful sul-a'wers on
Eassis vii. be mailed fee to any lady
who will send tel cents In pos'ase
stamps or money of DR.. G. W. Benson
No. iOe North Eutaw Street, Baltimore
Nd,
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'Eh's Disease, Diabetes, Ktd
fy' Liver or Urinary Diseases.
taVe 20 fear OF any oEthese diseases
eu use Hop Bi tels, as they will pre-
aud cure the worst cas- ss, even
nhn have been made worse by
~ great puff d up pretended cures.
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But LtttIe Honen

lpl, Richards, who was stricken with
sps' on Friday last, EeAr Phoenix
is lying very low at bis resi-
Tn 1ilpen A'eLu4. Last even
~ naG secondary attack, and this
inS .ne physicians have very little
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sale OF Horsea nt Oxrord.

Mes5rs. Anorews q Townsend sold
eigbteen head Of fine horses at Oxford
on Saturday last, at prices as follows
$284, $50, 1921, S300.50, $204, $225,
$IS6, $225, $40, $l75.50, $l9I, $225,
$3.50, $l63, SOL, Sl57, $155 and sos.
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Don,t be Alarmed

at RrIght'4 Disea o, Diabetes, or any
disease of the Kidneys, liver or urinary
organ, as Hop Btters Will certainly and
las.iBgly cue you, and 1t Is the only
thing that will.
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Henry Pike OF the Boston One
Price Boot and Shoe House, 200 Mar
ket street, will hold auction, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
March 27tb, 2slh and 2atb, at Z o'clock,
to reduce his large and varied stock
of boots and shoes prior to removing
to sO4 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
aware. mal25 At
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THE NEXT CMIEF.
MEETING OF FIRE COMPANIES LAST
KvENING--No DEcIsION YET.

RvENINa-No DEcIsION YET.
Delegates from the Friendship, Re
iance, Water Witch, Fame Hose and
Weccacoe met last evening In the Re-
lance e lgine House, for the purpose II
possible 70 agree upon q candidate fol-
Chief Engineer, aRd two assistants OF
the Fire Department 70 be voted for n
the bi-annual election which takes place
on Monday evening next.
Il was thought that the companies
named, would form combination the
same as two years ago, and agree upon
candidat 8. Without reaching decision
the convention adjourned until Thur
day evening next.
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THOR SALE.-We have $4,000 front
feet of building lots in every section
OF the city. These can be sold 70 specn-
latory or contractors in quantity or 10
tndividuals in sirgle lots at fair prices
and on easy termF. -
Inar22-4t dEALD % W.
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A Circus Coming.

The advance brigade Of Adam Fore
paugh circus In towP. The circus
will appear here on Friday evening, April
14th.
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Annoxanee rrevense ;.

Gray hairs are honorable but their
premature appearance 10 annoying,
Parker's Hair Balsam prevents the On.
uoyaRce by promptly restoring Inc
youthful color.
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AREsTOR TELLERrs QUALIFIED
DENIAL.

WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
Teller denies that he has told anybody
that he had accepted the prcffered Office
Of Secretary Of the Interior, although be
states that II is probable he will be ap-
pointed on or about the 1st Of April.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29

A true assistant to nature iu restorin
the sys'em TO perfect health, thus enab-
ling 1t to resist disease, Is Browne Iron
Bliters.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-29

NOR SALE.-I5O acres Of ground
II in WIlmingJoE and the Immediate
Vicinity for sale al fair rates to manu-
factures, speculators, contractors or those
wanting to build homes.
maI22-u AEALD ~ w.
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SocIety BeIIes

Are loud ln the rrrse OF Floreston
Cologne on account OF It's TematAAD'S
delicate and lasting fragrance