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The daily gazette., 1882-02-24
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THE SALARY GRAB SPIRIT APPARRS1
IN THE PRESENT CoNGRRss.

THE SALARY GRAB SPIRIT APPARENT
IN THE PRESENT CoN0RRss.
WAtHIK0ToN, Feb. 22.-Mr. Warner
OF Tennessee recently introduced a bill
IN the House of Representatives propos-
Ing to reduce the salary OF the President
30 $50, 200, of the heads of derartments
20 81 900, Of the Speaker to 81 900, of
members of Congress 10 S4 900, of Jud-
ges of the Suprame Court TO IS, 900, and
of ce tain other otfie ieials sroportionat
". The scale OF economy Is ceItainly
not large, aud the bill leaves untouched
the Rr9aG army of one huDdrsd thons-
and offieeholders that stand behind any
Administration inpower, prepared to
execute whatever orders they may re-
celve. Mr.. Warner addressed his re-
renchment to the heads OF the civil ser
vice only, and left out of view the ar
my, the navy, and the diplomatic and
consular body.
Committee on Reform in the Civil Ser
vice." of which The illustr .ous Mr.. Ortb
| OF Nenez1ela fame IL chairman. 1t was
not sttangled, as many other projects
are, in darkness and IN silence. Mr.
Horr of Michigan, one OF the humorist.
| OF the House, had charge OF the surisct.
and be reported against every feature OF
| the proposed reform, as Ii igLt have
been expected.
| These so-called rsfurmGrs would not
tol rate even this most moderate meas.
nre, aud confined to limited class OF
the highest ssl,rles. they rsported
| against IL as an invasion of their paw.
leses and perquis'tes, and insisted upon
maintaiDing the hgi pay which " a. in.
oorpoThted IN the sa a grab Of 1878.
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STOCKS
ntp Aakrr.
FAI lLPHIA MARKETS.
THURSDAY. Feb. 3 5P. 81

FLOUR ~ inactive AID week. Hales ~
is OIL uIludl In re o. * Ias, u
$50 80 mr clear, H-d at s67p az Tor
str4ts1t Pen g. eHtra iaDily, Ht 81
b 2a s., e-itIu u1. do. ~ cD.i5 il l.lU. ana
Fste Is at s761a Fye q ur j, duA a.
t4.5u fpr pure.
NRAlN.--M Muoet b IN light request aua
] wer. -niet Ui.@ bush. red ~ ~, t0a l.}l,
1890 bushes Ny atSl.4 and 90 Dusa.
u arcu at Sl.3-. ~ the uy "A UOaru s..30h
was Oii ior Fe1ruLrA, Si.3Jl Tor MsgcL,
81. i3hUr Apni, aLd Snl31s lur May. Rye
Is steady at so. for reuhsy yiNania Orn
Local iU'A nra lniHy acaye and n m cr
with satys vi $50 busurI., inc.uuIug
yel,w, track, at &c ssl mixed, CSC. (;
sIoAultr At D5 8 u5 gc according 10 luct-
fiun NO. az i2N a bic d., Il d, Nud re-
itcled al b3A 4 BiG., do. DO Al ,he open
board, bj tc. was via Tor February. Y. t5A c.
TOR MHIcu, BIC. for April, and 6s5Ic Tor
Msy. Ous are fairly aglve -uul slruuy.
sales % ll,JJu ba ashGi, including WHIT,
"a, a sSo., d u reJec,ed ana mix ed al
mmakEY. We quote Western iron
boGnI al s..4i peT gssllOu,
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.u.,. ....r once Neeaea.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2e.-The House
Committee on Coinage. Weights and
Measures gave q hearing to-day to
Prof. Herbert q. Torrey, Of the New
York Assay Office, who urged the
uecessity for the erection OF q new
building for the use Of the New York
Assay Office. He stated that tho old
building is wholly inadequate for the
business and Is, moreover, unsafe.
He estimated that a new building
would coat about $500, 600. The office
during the past year has received
500. 600, 600 OF gold and 5000, 600 OF
silver bullion. This has been melted
into bars, marked with the hneness
and value and shipped 20 Philadelphia
TO be exchanged for the coin which
was needed for the business transac-
tions Of New York city. While ad-
vocating a new Assay Office, Prof.
Torrey was opposed To removing the
Mint from Philadelphia 10 Governors
Island. Among the objections he
instanced was the additional risk to
which the billion would be- exposed
ia New York while awaiting trans
pOrtation across the ferry 70 Cover
nor's Island.
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A Murder and Two Fatal Acct
dents at u Barn Raising

WINSTON, N. O., Feb. 22.-At a barn
raising On TIE plantation OF Maj jJr ID Jews
IN Rowan County to-day, John Held
and Peter Joseph, two Of the workmen
on the building, got into a quarrel.
He'd threw an axe at Joseph, the keeE
blade spltLiDg his head IN two, and kill
ing him instantly. As Held threw the
axe b lost his foothold, and fell from
Tie bald ng, breaking his neck. Three
men were on the ground at the time j as
teplas, Richard Wiley, aud Ned Blood.
good raising a heavy log. Cephas be-
came 50 much excited at the tragedy
taat be- lost his hold on the log, aud i
irli, crushing Wiley to death. or the
i've men A. work on the building only
Two remained alive,
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NAIIiauce Of spain and Portuga,

Lisbon, Feb. 22.-Senor Blrbosa has
introduced resolutioD in The Chamber
of Deputies proposing an alliance Of
Spain aud Portugal on the grounds that
the united nations need fear.no foreign
aggression, that they would be able 10
reduce Lhe.r armies and navies to such
footing as would suffice for the re-
quiremenls of their colonies, and that
Lisbon aud Oporto would become CEN
tres Of intercourse with Brazil and the
Spanish American republics.
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rrom Ye.teraay'. Late Ealtlon
TME n. a O's NEw LINE.
soNE THINGS THAT INDICATE A
SPEEDY COMMENCEMENT OF ACTIVE
RATToNs.

soNE THINGS THAT INDICATE A
SPEEDY COMMENCEMENT OF ACTIVE
RATIoNs.
The Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Com
pany has contracted with the Betblehan
Iron Works, OF B9thlsheu, Ia, for 20,
900 tors Of steel rails, the delivery 10
commenea during the canning spring
This large contract, together With
other recent happenings, Jocks very much
as II active operations ~oald sJOn be
commenced ON the B. * o., Philadel-
phia extension. The small force that
started commenced grading AT Kiamensi
on Monday last is still at work,and will,
10 all probability, soon be largely In
creased in plumbers. Plans are TOW b'i g
perfected for the passage OF The ROAD
through This city, and 1t is likely that
Captain Sm,th, the right Of way agent OF
the Company, will send petition to
City CoOncil, tomorrow evening asking
permission 10 lay tracks along Monroe
or some other street in the Western
section Of the clty. There seems to be
no doubt that IL IS the intention of the
Company - construct \ tunnel under
the Wilmington " Brandywine Gene
terry.
The 10000 tons OF steel rails ordered
by the company will be sufficient 20 lay
one hundred miles Of double track, with
enough lett for fifteen or twenty miles
OF sidIngs and connexions. At the cur
rent price, 500 per ton, the contract will
amount 10 $i,j60,000. From this basis
II is likely tue construction and equip
menl Of the new road will cost from
eight to ten millions of dollars.
The p, w. Il B. X. X. cost the
Pennsylvania about twenty millions,
so that the neV line between Phila-
delphIa and Baltimore will be built
for about halt of what the present line
cost its owners, making q material
difference in the item Of interest on
the capital invested.
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Diphtheril.

A cold or sore thro.,
enhOunt 70 much, ana n nay M n.
t0 can easily b. cured ~, p,,,unpuy M,
M Uaatc,nga ~ consumption s,l. or S,sl
49, scts as.u,ull,e ~ mas ever been copAl
~ ts,s 81 etchlX and surely II VOsena o.ln
. Mtaet DAVIS PAIN kns y nslcl llcl 4,
prOlllp. use Of this inpainnIn La
saved thousands Of lives e,''uu'' ma
FERRY DAVIS PAIv
NOS an experiment. ItbaS KILN
RuOhc iOr forty years, and v,Su 0is
Wnefe " Is best known N't ln01
a rev extracts from yolpn,.. \
read as follows: 0'ul'ary tes1a,
PAIN KfLLnR has becn u,A
colds for tho past twenty .ss,'9l a.l'eholdrp ~
teyer known u ~ fall IN ~ van M
~; =. ChpckkR, MilliamEyilis n ,,guiS n
Tor thifty years ! have us.dI l.
found " q never.failinR ninrd,. IAN Kiln
uhruAt --HAnToN SEAMts lof eodi NJ
Hhve received Immediate rNs,A
sofo thfvat, and consider yonr /, I'm aiAI
NvVluapie remedy.--GEo. d. EvEIa1ET1, I1T glil m
! have Just recovered from
which i have had for some tm.' w en-.
telim untn tried your PtIS oEa
relieved me Immediately gih hillA
without H. :. q. O fonCp IavH,,taa hel9 =
lave used PAIN KILLER m mv "a
| fehrh, hnu nave never known II IA 't.ssI HI
LEWIS, Waynesboro, Ga. lHl-ll
pttfllt Using AIN kILLTP IN uvh.,
fve years ago and have used Il stas llltgA
found no medicine 10 take ia ,,.,., ,yl lnn N Y
DrntnsiHt, Oneida. N. Y. AEl
FOR whoopinR-cOugh. and cro,, a
preparation mada. We wn,lld nnit " q
A, =. ltouTs, Liberty Mills, VI ~ " VA
FOR twenty y.five yeArA | haye p,,A,
tor colds hnd chnpped lipe, and SnrssEElli
Rleaicine ever offered. Gro HoorIE 4 Y \
waR suffering severely With h,,.
throat was 70 ififamed | cgnid 'ulohil sao a
any food. / was advised TO try ym,, n 4, ,
and after taking few d6sss M. u
ctired.-IT. WILKINSON. We q
| Dr. WALTOH writes from Coshos4,,.
KILLER Gurus diphtheria and aere 81 =
lnEly prevalent here, hnd has MI L.. l
fail m q single Instance. This ~ ~
make known 70 the world "
Mrs. ELLES u MAsos writes Me-.
VIOLENTLY sick with diphtheria, hgb ,,s,,'
chillH. 10 many children have dla 4!
afraid 70 call n physician, aud t1ii T.
KILLER, He WIS taken on Snj,H
"wednesday his thrnat WA clear II v
derfln cure, nnd ! wish II could b. ~.
poor mothers who an losing Nv manS 4
For Chills and Fever PAIN Kni
no equal. ItcurCs when everythIss'
DELAYS are offen danger1ns 4
PAIN KILLER IN the house Il A sa,s-
no family should be without
AL druggists sell II ut 20c., SOC, 4
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS g. SOM
Providenl
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General rorelEn News.
LosDoS. Feb. "a, 1881.

9ii1 i~ LoSDoN. Feb. "A, 1881.
The Bank Of France aud the Bank Of
Belgian have reduced their rateds ol
discount TO feur and q half per cent.
A large buoy, supposed, from marks
upon II, TO belong TO the United States
Lighthouse Department, has been washed
ashore at Lands End.
The appointment Of NJ. Cambon, for
marly Perfect of the Department OF the
Nord, As French Minister to Tunls has
been gAzetted in Paris.
Messrs. Hill, MacMAster Il Plant
mal chants Of Manchester, have failed,
with liabilities amounting TO tI0,OOO.
MacD Daster has absconded.
At the Gun Club Grounds yesterday
DIR. Carver, the American shot, failed to
kill rs out Of 100 pigeons, for stake OF
,Gl 900 side. He killed u.
~ "A despatch from Paris 10 the Times
states that General Law, of Lawrlston, q
collateral descendant Of the famous
Mississippi schemer, died yesterday al
Nantes.
The Court OF Appeal has reversed the
decision of the Court of Qosen's Bench
granting Mr.. BrAdlauRh u new trial IN
the case of Clark vs.. Bradlaugh, with
the costs against Mr.. Bradlaugh.
Replying to question in the House
of Commons by Lord Eustace Gasceyne
Cecil, Sir Charles Dixie said the nego-
tiations to q Copyright Convention with
America were still progressing.
At q meeting of Scotch iron masters a
Glasgow on Wednesday it was agreed,
subject to the approval of the Englist
masters, TO prolong for six months the
agreement restricting the manufacture
VI iron.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-24
Indian s,salIsr Cattle I'm Canada.

WINNIPEG, Feb. PA telegram
from Battleford says that ther is a large
camp Of Blackieet Indians at the forks
Of Red Deer aud the South Branch.
Tney have killed fourteen cattle, sup
posed to belong to tie Cochrane cattle
rancho, aud five belonging to Pierre
Lavalle. The Indians have killed over
100 bead at the same rauche. In Bow
River County an American whiskey
trade was shot while trading with the
Black-feet. Maxine PATHS and his
brother we're fonni dead, with two
Americans close beside their wagons-
supposed TO bave been Killed by the
Indians. AT Grow Greek reserve the
Sixous stole 400 head OF horses. They
were folloaed across the line, and The
horses rec lvered. The American author.
lilies inteIfsred, making prisoners Of the
owners OF the animAls. They have beer
SET free, bat their horses continue oil
the American side.
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QEGIsTER'S ORDER.
REaIsrER,s OFKInE,

New Castle county, Del, Nov. q, 1881.
Upon the application OF Joseph W.
Derickson and Calvin DeTic son, Adj
ministrators of Aquila Derickson, late
OF Mill Hundred In said county
deceased, II Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the AdministratorsRforesa
give notice OF the granting of letters
OF Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
OF, by causing advertisements To be post
ed within forty days from the date of suck
letters, In six OF the most public places Ot
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the eR-
tate to present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE "a Iewspaperpub
1ished in Wilmington, and TO be eontin-
ued therein three weeks, (e o d).
t~, Given under the hand and seal
l.. 8. of once of the Register aforesaid,
t-~~-, at Wilmington In New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. b. O. BI0GS. Register
NOTICE.
ALI persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same dulyattested to the Admin stra tors
on or before Dec. 9th, 1882, or abide the
act OF Assembly in such case made anu
provided.
JOSEPH W. DERICKsON
CALVIN DERlCKsON,
Administrator
Address-Merm Aid, Del.
noys-8weod
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Michael DavItt Elected 20 Pa lIa
HnemR

LONDON, Feb. 22.-Michael Davitt,
who is now o prisoner of Portland Jail,
was to-day elected member of Pailia-
ment for Meath, to fill the vacancy made
by the resignation OF A. III. Sullivan.
Patrick Egan,the Treasurer of the Land
League, Was rua as tue dummy" eau
didate,to make it impossible for the will
OF tine people to be annulled by any le-
gal technicallty raised by the Govern
ment. This result is significant as a
ratification Of the No Rent Manifesto by
the people OF Meath.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-24
Sale Of MOnae.

NJ. NJ. Chlld, agent, sold at public sale,
this morRing, at Stidham's auction
rooms, the house No. 14ll ii arfis0n
street, to James Grubb, for $2,275. The
house is bree-storybrick,o on lot 25x100
feet, IL rooms, gas bath aud all modern
improvements. II is one Of row which
proved AN unfortunate speculation from
the first, losing money for the bu ldsrs,
and selling, In one Instance, ss Nv as
1000. For all this the propeTty,as die
posed Of this morning. is Regarded as
very cheap.
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Splendid Property For Sale.

TTNhe following properties must be seld
L 10 close tue partnership lately exist
ing between the firm OF Coke Il Allen ,
brick makers:
The ine three-story brick dwelling No.
sl9 Washington street, fourteen roo -,
with bath and hot and cold water. The
house has all the modern Improvements
and is finished In the most complete
manner throughout; lot 25xi50 feet.
Three story corner house No. 9Ol Chest
nut street, containing eight rooms aud
bath with not aud cold water with gas,
Would make a good business stand.
Three twO-story substantial brick
houses, Nos. 1920, 1925 and 1923 West Front
street, containing six roomA each, with
bath, hot and cod water and gas. Lota
l4.2xlC5 feet each, extending TO Reed
street and making two fronts.
House No. 924 Bennett street, two
story brick, six rooms, with bath and ho
and cold water.
The above properties are all rented u
good paying tenants, and are worthy the
notice OF parties seek ing investments
Prices lsw and terms reason able. A !
ply TO ALNAN ALLEN,
lls Z. 4th or 9l9 Washington street.
jan2l-l0t.
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The question OF ., .ser cali ture.

Dr. W. X. Brooks, OF the biological
department of John Hopkins University
will 10 to Beaufort, n. u, where the
seaside laboratory Il the university Is
situated, about the middls of Ap u, 10
compleIe his investigations about tue
oyster. DIR. Brooks some. tune sincs set
tied all ths interesting scientific ques-
tlons about .he oyster, and thought th at
the practical gqaestiols Of oyster-breed-
Ing aud planting might be lett to others,
60 that be could 60 on with scientific
researches In other field,. 4 he import
aDce OF the subject of oyster cul ure Is
daily increasing, aud Dr.. Brooks, agalnst
his inclination, his decided To devote
the approaching season to The settlement
OF practical points in this connection.
He will attempt TO raise oysters for
plant SIfrom the gg. Though the oyster
is most actively spawning in May and
June, many are spawning much earlier
and as late as August. How long after
an oyster has made It's appearances from
the egg before 1t will be tit for use as Z
plant Is question which DIR. Brooks
will decide. The season st Beaufort
promises to be of much interest 10
scientists, as we'll as to those practically
interested IN the oyster question.-BGtt
Sun.
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Jimmy Nugent mur,

james \ agsnt, a somewhat notorious
rl-ideIt If Forty Acres" who shot
#Hd -tgntly NoIl ded ''Arty" Elno,t, AT
th L'2Au House, "a urdav night week,
trll lIDuRh TT dSe on the Philsdsl-
lu,A ana R~ailnK Rallroad, early tois
mpTrlng, aLd hr Ike nis collar tone, BE-
Sides - tiuing other severe injuries
tie va. r-mpvud 10 Philadelpnia and
MI lu a hn.nlt IL
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RESCUED FROM DEATH,

william j. Coughhn, of Somerville,
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 | was
taken with BLEEDING or THE LUNGS
followed by severe cough. j lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined TO
my bed. In 1877 | was admitted to the
II Hospital. The doctors said had hole
In my lung as GiR as q hall dollar. AT
one time a report went around that ]
was dead. ! gave mp hope, hut friend
told me of DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR HELUNGS. got n
bottle, when to my SURPRISE, ] commence
ed TO feel better, and to-day fes better
than for three years past.
al write this hoping every One affiict'
ed with Diseased Lungs viii take DR.,
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be
convinced that CONSU MPrlON CAN
BE CURED. can positively say II ha'
one more good than all the other nedi-
mes have taken since my sickness.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-24
CTATE OF DELAWARE ',,,r
-. ,.,,rYsrtyN DEPAkiAN

~
I. James l.. Woleott, secre'ad53 N
OF the STATE Oi Delawale, irs
certify thai the following y = ID
correct copy OF the "De5cr, JFSad
ties" filed In my office Dy ncioDN|
Robinson on the 18th nay o. slaGiI
D., 1881 in pursuance Of lhe
that behalf, viz; o.d5
"No. !. Hair pint, plat anu fmpH
bottles-each bottle haVins !
upon the side OF IT., the inii4SSc ISc lOs /,
FOORD BoTTLlNU,o S W
"No. 2. Pint glass bottles, is tsi ihl
having Impressed upon Jus Si'
lOwinT'- @. MANI. BOTTLE. oII5 h.
wilmington ~ ~
SNo,S A ten ounce glass siiV1oHlpg,. VOyHl
Impressed on its side, the i1D'EISWEh,
OTTO fIOEPFN ER'S, Din bhI SIs,, ~
N, W. cor. Sd q Mooio 9 ~
In testimony whsTs5%s whhsn5 sni
herennto set my 9STu iSIs j ~
}sEAL 1,a, 1 ss"1 ~ nefober, in ths VI
our Lord one tn,USlops,
hundred and eignrt9yi IG0Tl
JAMES l.. WOLVoIfst of
ianI2-elW secre'"'
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pHJLADFLfhIA CATTLE MARI Er
MONDAY, Ftb. N, 3 L. N,

BEEF CATTLE were in fuir demand this
week auu iTlces .teaGy S0tO heat ar
I1v-d ANA sofa 10 lhe # iisient yai DIS at
J. n 7C. per .b., tua lhtler rate for extra.
-HEEI' wpIC ia dem nd and pr'ces were
fruCEIp1 higher IU 'OO head arrived and
sold at ne ulurfc1t yards az ~ csc
a. Hd tauus "t O, \ pa pound, ab to
cgnd ton.
oG, were firmly held 500 head ar
rived tu. j al IRE different yHrds, at
5 4alul per H.. tue latter rate ior ex ,ra.
Iurk Dr0ue Hord 52t and lancaster uUs.
n1e. West Philadelphia. Feb. IS.
SuFEP.-Ex'rn, ITO 10 l20 lbs. $50 TO $50
| good, 80 10 ltU rbs.. $6 6 80; fait, ~ to 4
lbs, "a 10 SIC culls, 10 4lIc gooe
/ lambs, % tO7 ; medium. j14 to b com.
mon - b. 20 sJ0,jcA fss tu9. Arrivals
| aSU head
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Robbery

Tie saloon of Matthew Rostr, Peas
ant and Jackson streets, was entered by
sneak thieves, last nignt, who broke an
Iuside door aud stole several pool balls.
The propi t)ta kuogs them and will
prosecute VI hey do not return the
Ualls.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-24
A Referee Ia a speInnE Match sho'
Dead.

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. PA MUIR
der and attempt at Iynchlng occurred
at Waverly, in this county, last night:
James Cook, merchant, was called
upon to decide the correct spelling OF
a word. lie decided against a painter
named II. Is. Raven, who called Cook
liar and used othee epithets. Cook
struck Raven, who drew a revolver
and shot Cook through the heart.
The crowd captured Raven, and then
telegraphed to Lincoln for the Deputy
Sheriff and brother OF tue murdeied
man, who arrived there at $50. The
crowd procured q rope, which they
got around the murderer's neck, but
he was rescued by the Sheriff and the
deputy. A special train, with First
Vice President e. A. Tousalin, of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, and
Superintendent q. w. Holdridge on
board, passing at the time, was stop
ped, aud the Sheriff, with his prisoner,
got on board aud came to Lincoln,
where Raven was lodged in jail.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~~~~~~~~~o~~~~~c~~"S
uAKD.

To ali who are suffering frem the errors
aud indlscreti0na OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay loss of manhood
&C., will send recipe that viii cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in south America. send a self-addrested
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAS,
lNdffon ID. Ne4O YORK. CfLU. oct25-d6w6m
The daily gazette., 1882-02-24

Decided steps ought to be taken 10 cure
3 Cold or Couch at once. We should
recommend Dr. BUNS Cough syrup.
This VHluatls meuIctue is iudOrsed by
the ply slelans aUu yUu can rely Oh It's
doilg the WORK tYery tIme.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-24
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.

REGIsTER's OFFICE, .,
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL, Nov H1u' =
Upon the application Of JoseBSa
James A. Lesley Wilson, ana n'l
htillwell, Executors OF Alien VI
late OF New Castle hanHs.
said county, deceased, IL
and directed by the keglhN
the Executors aforesaid give
Of granting OF Letters OF - ~.
tary upon the estate OF lhe NJ
with the date of granting
by causing advertisements 10 "
within forty days from the lay uaS n, "
Letters In six OF the most puDIlt v, N
the county OF New Castle, felspa1
persons having demands aealns M. /
bate 10 present the same, OF aV,.,
Act of Assembly In such case a,s.l lS,I
provided; and also cause lhe s,nI sa,Ila
Inserted within the same pellV1 ',,
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, a neWspSPssi
lished in Wilmington. ana 10 az "
ued therein Three weeks, le' ., ~ a
,~@, Given under the hanu n, n
L. Is. OF once OF the keglslse. 70 ~
i->J 1T Wilmington. IN " W.
County Aforesaid, the day anG asd }Ss
written. =. Z. bIuO'' wv
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NlTIl,E.

All persons having claims ,ts.s asI
estate of the deceased, must pT|
same, duly attested 10 the EAeIsa
or before Nov. l4th, 1889, or aplaV apIaSni
o. Assembly In such case iliSu
vided, JOSEPH LESl; h1, p,
Bryn Mawn, Y
JAMES A. l.. WlboVTps. psl
52S Walnut AtreSaS; SaS;9iI HI
HENRY V. STlLbm, III
8O7 Walnut sIeeS.,sssS IS,ss
or ddress-John II. Rodney .I
at-law, No. 3 West Sevenln e ev lr,i
mington, Del. nv
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BoNDs.

". mlnstOn CitS 6s.....,.......ll2if 10
do do 0's........-....lOi los
10 do 41Hs...........lu3 lUo
New Castle County 6is..........lOs no
do 40 45Ss........lV24 lJ5
Delaware Stale b's...............tuD 10
ReiaWare Il. h. isl mortgage. ..lJS lh
Delaware tkAilIoad Extension. .lW lUN
p, ". y Il. X. h. lsg murtgage..l5 rs
vii Guy Railway lst mortsagelD2 lO3
VII. CITY Railway Extension 100 luO
MasOpkc HAL Co LIST muIlgaGs.lJO iJl
Delaware CITY 10 ..............lO .lO45f u6
The daily gazette., 1882-02-24
THIRD EDITION

Indications forTO-Day.
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather, northerly winds, stationary
Temperature, higher pressure.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-24
Row ~ 590UUn IgALrI.

ROW IT. sGCUuE HEALTH.
ia strange any one win spfn- iron
ds sH4HWeuts btruHut Du hy luDurp
blood, vhAn SCOVjTL'S SARSApA-
BlLLA AND STlLI.lNGlA. 81
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP vim re-.
staea bu ltH 10 tha phyelaa rrRauJ lnuu.
Il je a strengthening sylpp, pleasant 10
i4Fy aud tLe q EST BlOODPUblFIEH
ever discovered, curing Scrofua, SYphi-
ItlC dianrd er~, Weakness OF the KIthes s.,
Ervapelss Malafig, Nrrcou- disorders.
Dehthly, niious Complaints and DIs-
eases uf the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, SEln, etc.