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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-22
EwAS ESsiE,
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT III

NLiH1TEU)
Bosts between WAohlNGr0N and ALEX
An ORtA will ruiz prem,t y al follows, viz: =
Le1Ve Seventh street nhsrf at TO. $50 $50
,0f0 .rt II 81 S M. and Il 80, / 20, 220 8 80
81, % 8 81 aad 7 D m.
Lesve Alexandra at 6 90, : 30, 80 9 30 10 so
Ar II ~ =. ~. aud II 80, 80, $50, 8 81 43O
20 and 80 2. n.
F0Fo.H2C f.Es.Es= LANDINGS.
The s;same. ARRoWsaITH leaves 7.a 81.
~ 80 3. m EVRSY MONDAY THUES-
DA1 and SATURDAY for .ll river landinas.
"a aenoays as far IS Nomini Ferry; on Thurs
day omiu. ana CurIiomnu; on saturday Cur.
tion p Al. hnd Leso3srdtosn; connects at Shep.
o. w RIDLEY, Gen. Manager.
Gsp:. JNo. (. WocD. Fl & Pass = ct Inc15
FLOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. FOB.
THESE EoNRoE AND THR SOUTH,
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wAsHINeTcN q OaEo BAILE9aD
FLA TX THOMSON,
General MANAGER.
WINTER ARRAEGEM ENT,
He1innino Gctohar IL 1891

oSSi.uluS SCLoucE ICCls
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
ct 9 70 .. n. and Alessndria q: 926 S. r.
daily. except Sunday; pass Leesburg, going
westward, 1T II 30 S. N. and arrive q. Round
Hill ut II l5 p IN. Leave Round Hill at Il 81
p. m; pass Leeabura, gong eastward, E! l ~
.. NJ, and arrive at Alexandria q. IL p. Il.
and ii Washingtos st 3 80 D. m.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington at ~ p. n. and Alexandria 81
20 p. m, daily, except sunday, and arrive .,
Leesourg at 4O p. n Leave Leeabnrg ct = w
. m. and arrive at Alexandra at 8 Is .. ~,
snd Washington a. 8 80 =. 10.
@ Passengers from Washington will tase
the Washington and Ohio cara ut tae Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station ate 20 o. NJ snt Az
p. ~, and go through withou! change CT Gale
The VS. .. m. train from Alezardrls andlAT
Q. N. train from Bound Hill counec.at Bound
hill with u OS b Z 4 It's Daily Line OF
Coaches for Snickersville, BerrYville and YIN.
chester; also Rsdn.n's Line of Coaches when
!cavs .;eesoafg daily for Aldie and Middle
burg.
Both trains, westward, make close connsc:io:.
at Vienna. with Sisson's Line Of S!.sos fc7 FAN
.ax Court House.
Concentration tickets, 81 c4s peT Eiiia
aanGel s1okets, $50.
Z T. HAYENER,
ocl4-sf General Ticket G2ea"
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Opening nHa Gso4sns CT the z.a.:s'


Washington, j.. g., and Nor.ntaEtern nail5
0. IL, IL n. SID & .nd IS .. IA.
Western mails 80 end 10 q. n.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, 10 30 c.
N. and 4 81 Snd Is .. 10.
South and Southwestern mails. via Lynch
burg, Virginia. wsy.and Though mails, % e..
N. sDd 8 o. p. n.
MSnassss Division 90 p. &C.
Alexandra to Round G!ll Va, 600a. nj
OPENING,
Northern and Western msils. viz TTsshiag-
scn, d. g., s 80 E II. II n. and On p. nj,
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, go z. -
and 8 30 ,. 70.
South western mails via Lylch burr, Virginia
Through pnsIsj including Way mails On midland
Railroad, 6 30 8. n.
Manassas Division 30 .. n. for lock box only.
Round Hill to Ele1andria, Va, 30 p. IL.
Office Aours-Ofico opens ct 30 Z. TO-, sn5
closes ct Gu p. n.
Sunday Hou7s-OSce opens IS 8 10 a. H.. and
closes st 9 30 4. n.
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GTD.E2C tsFs-EH ..n-pyrns
TEss3 EoNRCE AND THR soUTH
THE STEAMEI
GLE LIE a RX

ICaSfylhR the .. s. Msi,)
~ XII! lSsTe hsr wharf foot of Prince stree. on
~ ESD&ES THURSDAYS sud SATUR.
DAMS: st $50 o'clock D. N. stopnine q,
Ficey Point anu Point LOOKOUT going aud r..
turning; Eetnrning leaves Norfolk on WE'D.
EsDA W. FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at q
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Beginning October l.
first class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nov.
fox, g 10; Second class, each way, $3.50; First
class iale to Plney Point and Point Lookout
81 6O; Saeond class each way, rs cts.
connects at Norfolk with steamers for Rich
motd, sew York. and with the Merchants, and
Mitets Lie for Boston. '--0
SSokGE MATTINaLY, sups
-- ! :. =. 49,, agent. mh26
ICELAND & sEABcARD OoAsTiNa 90
&, ~ Wv
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Stcsaa9fs o: shis Inns will run sc ioliows;
FG% EOR|G1.E,

Sl:sla2fs o: shis !lns will run SC iolioHs:
FG% EoREGg.&,
connecting With GeEchsrss' and Mina-u Line
.os Oosscp, HscaEaer
&1HT Or EEE E&as
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
ZELDA 7, ct CO O'CLOCK p.r.; returning, leave
NoI,oik on alternate days st I. 90 p. m.
This stsuEcb iron steamer has iust been na;n,.
&C throughout. sta!cT2o1s newly furnished ana
csTpe?af, and ia the hsndsorest as we'll "a the
Gsfen; boat on the Po.omac river AID Chesansake
CITY, snc ia the only steamer making clope con.
neesson With the New York and Boston steam
oEs; also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops at PINEY POIHT
and POINT LOCKOUT gong and returning,
For the fall and winter commencing Oct, Ist
rairs OF fare will BE- as follows:
FIRST cisss fare 10 Fortress Mon7oa snd nor.
io!k ~ 60; second class ST 90; first class fare to
flney Felnt and Point Lookout 81 60 second
c!sss 15c.
E5Es EEYs YORK..
G2S!ssGMEs g, Q. EyNFGMTG,SP s0.s
GHEsgJT
faV1hY FRIDAY, snd returning lesye New
loTE, from pier Il, Esst river, EVERY SAT.
CEEAY.
=. The etesners OF tbs company make connec.
e. Nav 9ocE With oil Points West and NorSh,
Sa5t, end Ct Als1sndr;a with Virginia Midland
&si!Eoad and Washington snd Ohio Railro.d.
Through rsies gwen and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further Information
apply 20 +. a. kEED, Agent,
VIZ. THOMPSON, President "A''+'
lsl6 street,
sep 2!-tI Washington, p G..
,:r.=s, CLYDE'S STEAM LINE WEEK
Essz::sll&s LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PEOyT.
DESCH AND BOSTON.
Appointed sailing days fron Alexandra Ey
.SH iu&oDAY snc from philadelphia EV.
E2Y SAT- URDAY.
G0;s line &C nneeIg st Ale1snGria with Ere q
4. & M. and " & o. L. Rs, ano at Pbilads.
2a;a win C!gde's regular Steamships for Fsll
klVsr, providence IND Boston.
Freight Forwarded With prom ptness aad csre
tEea Of comniEalcns.
no charge tor srsnsier in Phiisaelphi,, and
TO wharfage In Boston. Quick time. Frecuan:
departures. Through rates and through bills
cl lSdlnG given. Insurance st the lowest rsto.
Agents
T. a. REED, AieIandri..
WEI. T CLYDE & CO, Phil.delobf.
5an GO o01s' =
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
CuFs,EsssGa azEHs?aan-s

C0EEHEsssSa HE@aEzaHEa.
syHAs. s. TAxL0E, tir.,
WHOLESALE AEp .Es2as!L FEED
DEALER AND
COMMISSION EEHccIihNT
Cotton Seed Neal, Ba9ai Ivy Outlay, Eon
my Chop, Nidtli-s. Ind Heavy snd 1ish. Bran
speciAlles
Prompt stter:ion aiCan TO ell orders.
os Il and Is SiAG oTEEEE,
mtlO Alexandria, Va.
W :. JoGNscA 6 &C..
wEOLEsALE uRCcEaS
GENERAL Cosi @lSS!CS MASCNANGs,
Ard Desiers il
ALL KINDS OF LlGUUP3.
Hsvn on hazd GIBSON Il. KY xxx
and PURE OLD RYE, GLE CaEINET
and MONOGRAM WE!SEIE9: sleo Rak.
EHS and TaOM PSON'sj PUHs -EYx
WHISKlEs, to which they invite :he attention
OF the trads.
relaive prompt attention.
Consignmants Of Flour, Grain snd Country
Produce solicited, fer which :hsy guaructeo :hs
highest market prices snt pFcrll. RETURNS.
Sosthets! ee-le: OF Cameron snG Regal a.t,
k!exau3Cis, va. s,ol4
ISHoAA IS PERRY
GENERAL CoEG,ssIoE MERCHANT
DEALER y FLOUR, FESs, aAil.EE, AND
FERTILIzE
alsc Agsas for
WATTS HICEGogD CAST and CHILLED
FLuIT99.
febl0-i AL51GEpRTA. VA
FISHER. G.. VIM. ris6Es
N@oHhk & EEoa.,
Successors to Fiaha2, Boss &; co.,
E3CCEhS. AiGUOR AID COgi ii:;SLCE
EiSRGHAETS,
10. 10 Cameron street, EtaEe-cria, vs.
Special at.ant;on given 20 ths a-ia Of couatry
pIoduee, poultry, &C i-a&!-tf
+ RkoD&Ia:3 L C2..
FholaEsia bas:ays arg: ,!ot5taes j.,
G3OOa&iisS, HEOYI&lI..iG, ELUUH,
SALT AND r:SE.
a full line OF ceebratcd pnre, cd Tgl,skeyr
Srsnd!es, GiE, Ruls SC. Gas=5y 8 Co.'s Eh;is.
del7hia sad ClsSs."s Baltimore a.laa; sna 8er, {.
ao. & kpaGi's Lager Beez. IN Casks or butsiea.
agents Tor james S. Viglcil s:1at Esrni:y
Flour. Jeme: $. Kirk 6; Cas-. STANDARD Sosn
Dupont q Cos Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Sa!:!2o-a and ES.uiaEc Five
S.osric:c.
C7dsss promptly s.:aaded to, sud conp!gn
iaeoss fShc;.od. 10, II k;zE sE:oss,
&C. 2i:ti hiaza-;G -. y6.
Z q, &IIEUGN.
WaoLssas14g AND F.a,il4Z eEat;lEn
TEE rGAI I.GR. 1.Nl2 s;;2,z5siillzzssJcti
E sEsg:G!:i l:.l2:gz :
&c. e. ros::h -scTAl a!,: AGAR LIKE. .Y=as
a.!exsn1::a, VI.
Grandparents sad osasys s:i!i recaEva cs-atu
s1d prompt :"sar;s;cE., wv 20
EsEIL!P d. Eu0E,
no. z PRINCE eT&sy-G
GENERAL
COMMISSION ANp 5aEppJc;a staECn
Dealer in Gil kinda of
zaRTLLIlEES. SALT AED PLA s!a 90 Z
LIVERPOOL : Af S0h 3 e . ar,ozz y
.SC&A&rE Coa2AaT.
IT AkL0W ESLS5.
IL
WEcITEAIg
GEoCERs. CQA&IssICE MGECaANTe
and DaalE1S
JoEE 0IBsCN'S sOls Il CO.'S. CagIGay;r
\, XA sad EEA r ii3I2EIEs3, I'D
ThonpaoG'a Puro Rye Th;saey. Fc.aisr
Wines and nrsndiss Alc, roi:ar
ard ChEap agICs.
nj AGEEcE or I:AgLIN SEAEDs
POWDE2 COMPANY.
n. ~ COZ. CAh25:GN AND ROYAL SITS
Cosea rorS.sd for tho trads g. Tfc %. tack,
Ey SIT
=. ID, LA"s0g. ]. J. JAESI3oI,
II. LAWSON L JAMESON.
GEEEEAL COMIEGDIGN MEECUa N5,s,
Go UAMEA0N GTREEr,
nov 10 ALEXANDRIA,, Va.
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ALWAYS READY
OysterS-- Nilk CONFECTIONERY.

EE.ea Z RREFGLE, 1919 KING ST.,
Is s7fVlng dali y the most delicious snd appetiz
ing fries ro1sts and stsws at his
LADikS OYSTER PARI,GHS
ana IN his Oyster Rooms for Gentlemen. Patrons
Gay rely upon picked Oysters and The best
MILK and CREAM. fresh and pare from IL o
countrS' always for sale Try it for your family
BreDgle's Ice Cream Pies for detsert or Innch
END pure Candies are specislties 10 which be has
never osen e1celled. Csses of all kinds OF the
pest material cheaper than they can be m sde 1T
O. ma he caters OF the best for families, par.
Ties, balls. fsirs and entertainments
=, Tram Pufs, Tarts and Pastry of al binds:
lon!ectoneries Of all kinds
CAL, see, buy end be satisfied. isn12
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NEW CROP PRIME NEW UKLEANS
~ MOLnESES just received.
noV26 w. a. JOHNSON q co.
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9c:IIexaudriu Ouzette
WEDNESDAY EVENING. nAECH %

OYSTER OMzLEr % e d zen large f:,sh c.
st:rs ch ppcd 1910 ve!y small pieces half
teaspoootu' of ssls soriikled Oh them. aud lhcn
let th' N stand in their owo iq1cr hs 60 hour.
Beat six eggs, the ynlks and whites apsr,-!he
former TO firm. I'm Doth paste, the latter 70
solid ffoth Add to the lo!ks tsblespo rn'ul o!
rich, sweet cream, papper and salt in tuth sen!
ql.n:l'y. aud thea lish - stir the whites 10.
Tot an ou1ca spd taf # butter mo bot fry
ing psu. When it is Thor; uyhly mslted end
beglOs 10 Try pour 10 yOur esg mix urP, and scd
as 4 nick vas possible tie oyetera D, cot sir,
but vi b brotd bsded I'm let knlls f,. IS t he
eg.s ST, the omeiet lrom the bottom of III 1
pan, TO Prevent is c)rohog. L FIVE miou,ts
it will bs done. Place hit di h bottom NJ
ward over the oneles. aOd Ct x eruus!g Iuro tbs
pap cv.r with Ihs brcwa side upoermcs! upon
ths dish, Eat without delay.
CLUEL JOSE ON young FARMER "A
young farmer Ct Clinton 1ale, Ulster couofy, N
Y, b. c:me de'p'y ensmorcd o: a young 10, y, q
stranger q the neighb 'rhood who was tempo.
rariIy stoopins in the village. and, after court.
ing her sssiduous y for some daTs, popped the
ali.In por,au. QUESTION, received yes" for an
bn.Se:, and Insistsd 90 the ,Garriese ceremony
being perform ID the fol oairg evening. &C
cordinx a lar 70 nuub sr [ f friends were invi.
ted, and he you couple were made one By L
justice Of the p,,cu Of The neigi borhood. I'M
medistely upon the COZ usiGn Of the ce:tm )ny
the brlce Wss surrouLd4d By her aentlemen
1riends, all CT whom iusIs:ed upon sip g her.
greatly TO tho dis pleasure OF tho jealous groom.
whereup IN she made her escace to 10 adjoining
room, d the tri1-y CON bss I o;seel her siLc Co.
or at lea 81 has Dot been etortc gniza her. his
truth OF the m .,tsr is rha. ihs b:d, wss & pretty
boy, and WheI no let The Ioom he elsr ID hls
garments 81 mingled WITH The ;owd I'D ell
joy.d the fun. The gro n will lever get over
the Is.afr practical jose which his fr!enGs pl
ed upon him
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n NEW SUPPLY OF MINCS MEAT,
"A Preserves ard Fruit Buttor. received to-
day By [fBol9] 10 MIIBnRN.
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

j. W. NDE HS0N,
Market Space.
Is prepared to furnish families end Zoe .isco
generally with the best NORTH8BN ICE ca
terms as Reasonable as any other desler.
Wagons will make daily rounds. ,
Sr Ice House in Market Space is open daily
Sunday included, At all hours, day and n'g5'
for the retail trade m7E,-
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17
3 Topp,s FAMILY MEDICINES.

= sor Dyspepsia and Constipation
"a sor nisrrhCea ,Dysentery and Chol-
IU,aDtnm ~, mi No, Is, for Bright's Dis
aud other Diseases OF the Kidneys ;
N Tor Coughs and Colds No. 2ot for
sSs ~ + TBroncRius and Lung Difficulties;
M for Asthma, Group and Whooping
IN Nos- as and 40, for Catarrh No.
" Aoaraen ess and Sore Throat Nos.
NJ Va & DISEASES Of the Blood and Skin;
"a and a, Chronic Inflammation OF
powels. stomach, Kidneys, Bladder,
nh etc Nos. 70 and 20, Neuralgia,
enmaiisnl and GOut f; No, 80, for
rms No, IS, Functional Disease Of the
srt M. 20, for Nervous Weakness I;
%. Diseases Of the Ears No. 100, Pre-
tiJe Of smallpox, Specific Nos. 1856
A Tia. Fever, Ague ell low types OF Fe-
8 Halarial Diseases generally No. l1b,
yegulate the Menstrual Discharge,
henoThea, DysmenorrhRa, etc.; No,
4 [inoontinence OF Urine In Children
4. is, diseases Of the Urinary Organs
bess Medicines are especially prepared
a can be relied upon to cure the Dis
Aa for which they are recommended.
ice 50 cents and ST per bottle. For sale
A druggists and the Proprietor, DIR.
ha fold, room No. |, Almond Build
!, ", cor. 8th and Market streets I;
iSnc on Eighth street. Wilmington,
awMe. I'd
ErsOnI suffering from any chronic dis
g will do well TO consult Or. Todd.
|htmeLt, including medicines, 81.
Ce hours: Tuesdays and Fridays from
. m. 10 i p. M, and fro m 70 p. m.
other days except sunday.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17
GENERAL NEWS.

The Dominion Parliament adiourps
to-day in honor OF 81. Patrick's Day.
General Rufus Ingalls, arrived In
Washington yesterday morning, and
assumed his duties as Quartermas
General OF the Army.
An extra session Of the Tennessee
Legislature, has been called, to meet
On April 9th, to act on the State debt
and apportion the Congressional dis
tricts.
The Republican Convention OF
Rhode Island met yesterday 10 Provi d.
dence and re-nomInated the present
State officers by acclsmation. The
election will take place on April oh.
Charles A. Nesbit and Charles H.
Chapman were arrested in Detroit on
"Wednesday for manufacturing and
passing counterfeit silver dollars.
Central Pacific Railroad trains are
blockaded In the Slerrss by snow
storm.-There has been a four days
rainfall In California, and on Wednes-
day San Francisco and its neighbour
hood were visited by the (for that Ie-
gion) unusual phenomenon of a thun-
derstorm. Much damage was done at
Ban Mateo BY tornado.
A fire in Concord, New Ham pShire,
yesterday morning, destroyed the fur
niture store Of L. II. Clouhh and ad-
joining tenement. Loss, $20,000.-
The upper mill of the Penrhyn Slate
Company, at Middle Granville, New
York, was burned on Wednesday
night. Loss, $4,000.
The Bee Keepers Of New Jersey met
In convention at New Bfu pswick yester-
day, and organized, alecting q. w.
Thompson President, and Pl' fsssor J.
Hasbrouck Secretary.
There Is no change In the situation at
umbeTland, Maryland. Twenty-Five
mines IN the Cumberland region are
closed and the "actiVe" strikers are more
than 5000 In number.
As many Of the mill hands in Fall Ri
yer, Mass achusetts, Will quit work to oh
serve st. Patrick's Day, many OF the
mills will be compelled to suspend. opera
tton to-day. A reqn 1st by the operatives
for holiday was not fayorabIy ans 9ered
by the corporations. =
The senate, in executive session yes
terday, unanimously ratified q declara-
tion by the President on the Sd Inst.
that the United States accede to the Ge-
Deva Conventions Of 1854 and 1868 "for
the Amelioration Of the wounded Of ar
mics in the field, known as the ''Red
Gross, treaties.
The Senate confirmed John B. Wea-
yer, of North Carolina, to be Con-
sui at Bahia; B. S. Barker, of Indiana,
Consul at SherbrOoke, Canada; and Ii.
NJ. Putny, Collector Of Internal Reve-
nue. f)r New Hampshire.
The Star Route cas- % came uo In the
Criminal Court, in Washington, yester-
day, before Judge Wiley, and Mr. Tot
ten asked more time to prepare the cases
Of Dorsey ct al. Judge Wiley les the
cases for Thursday Of next week.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17
Mason An the Ponitentlary.

Sergeant Mason arrived at the Albany
PeniteDtiary yesterday morning. His
removal puts q stop to all habsas corpus
proceedings In Washington in his cas-,
but his couns Il has had an interview
with the Secretary OF War In relation 70
the interests Of his client.
A resolution was Introduced in the
New York Assembly yesterday, asking
the President to reduce the punishment
OF Mason to dismissal fromth army.
1t was laid on the table. e ie
A nickel subscription for the benefit
of Sergeant Mason's family is start
cd In Baltimore by the American news
paper of that ETY., and sis beng fully re-
sponded to-"
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17
A hassAOhuSelts Woman Gets Her
ea Rights, iyil


Although the Mass lchusetts Leglsla-
ture, In spite OF expect atioBs to the con.
trary, has Just denied women the right
to vote, even OF municipal questions.
the State is not without CtiiciaIs who DO
all in their power to place women in
poss session of such rights as are their
due. A notable proof of this is the sen.
tence Of Mrs. Sarah Z. Howe, late pres
ident OF an unsatisfactory Institution
known as the 'tLadies' DEPOSIT" to i'm
prisonment for three years. Il may be
urged that the lady did not receive ins-
tice In as full measure as a man charged
with her offence might have done, for .
masculine banker taking money on de-
posit and paying interest or dividends
out Of the amounts deposited would
probably have been sentenced for a long
or period. 1t is also true that the lady
has just cause for complaint in the fact
that she ls merely sent to the House of
Correction, instead of to the State Pris-
on at hard labor, as would have been
the case with man. Still, that she has
been sentenced at all shows the exist
ence OF q proper spirit In Massachusetts
official circles about the woman ques-
tion, and encourages the hope that wom-
an may yet enjoy under the law many
rights that hitherto have been denied
her, responsibility for all Of her actions
being one of the u.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17

Billy Madden, Sulllvan's trainer and
manager, says Dick Egan the Terror OF
Troy, New York, is fraud. Mad
den went up to Troy and offered Egan
500 to come to New York and boz
with Sullivan at the lattsI's exhibition at
the American Institute on the 9th inst.
Eagan refused, but he said he would
fight Sullivan. Madden put up 500 for.
felt and agreed to produce an unknown
to fight Esgan, but he refused to make
match. Madden says Sullivan would
whip Esgan in five minutes.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17
LINE,

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMRRs
Sail weekly to and from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, VIA LON
DoNDERRY.
Cabin Passage, $50 to ESQ. Returns Sll0
to 4l40. second Cabin, e4J. Re-
turn Tickets, &T6.
Steamers sail every Saturday TO and from
NEW YORK AND LONDON DIRRcT.
Cabin Passage, SO 10 Sb5. Returnn 500
and $40.
steerage passengers booked at low rates,
PassenRer accommodations are unex-
celled.
All 6tatero0Ins On Main Deck,
Passengers booked at lowest rates to or
Denmark, 90.
For books OF "rours in Scotland !" Rates,
Plans, DC, apply to HENDERSON
BROT HERS, New York, or SAMUEL r,
BELTS. Adams Express, Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17

the descent Of the iron nissles--my
little daughter was unharmed.
! shuddsr now when / recall that
narrow escape, and am told Mr.. E.,
verging 10 the forRetfalaess ofrold
age, yet never hears the word s'pre-
sentiment, without insisting upon re-
lating the narration you have Just
read. u .t6 -.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17
Positive cure
ioT all those Painful Complaints anS
weaknesses so common TO our beAt
female population. sF


for all those Painful Complaints and
weaknesses so common TO our beAt
female population. .V
1t will cure entirely the worst form ,oI
remale COmplatntB, all ovarian troubles
Inflammation and u liberation, Falling and
DlsPlacements, and the consequent Spi-
nsl " shM ness and 10 particularly adapt
ed 70 the Change OF Life.
~ Will dissolve and expol tumOrs rom
tne uterus IN an early stage OF develop
ment. The tendency TO cancerous humors
mere ls checked very speedily by its use.
~ removes faintness, hatulency, de-
stroys ah craving for stlmulants, and
releves weakness of the stomach. 1t
eulss Bio4uDR, Headaches, Nervous Pros
trauont General Debility. BIeepleseness.
Depression and indigestion.
That feeling OF bearing down cau..ipR
pain, weight and back ache, is alWayh ,,er-
manently cured by its use.
~ VIII AZ all times and under all cir
cumstanceB a0t In harmony with the laws
that govern the female system, -
tpr the cure Of Kidney Complaints OF
eltner sex this Compound 10 unsurpassed.
Lydha II. P1ukhamsm Vegetable Q
compound Is prepared at 233 and 2S5
" Westefn Avenue, Lynn Mass. Price al,
Slx bottles Tor @5. Sent by mail In the
FORM ef pills, also In the form OF lozenges
on receipt OF price, u per box for either.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers ali letters
oftnQairy. Send for pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper.
o. ? 1- a-s' ft .l--.-.
No family should be without LYDIA
Il. PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS, They
cure censtipatiou, biliousness, and tor
pid1ty OF the liver, rs cents per box
R-SOid BY all CiruRuiEta -
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17
Opening Spring Goods.

We have taken special pains in selecting 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 enlarged and well lighted store room
at Sixth and Market streets In buying we do not
conne ourselves to single patterns except in Fancy
goods, but buy in Quantities to large per-
centage in prices and have the goods in such shape
as to use only what is needed for each customer
We guarantee our work to be first class in every par
ticular Our prices the lowest
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17
RAILROAD LINES.
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JANUARY 80, 1882.

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'rrad =, VI 70 the time tables posted at the
III sa;rs marked thus ~ are linn tied ex-
~ mon which extra fare Is charged.
uP'- j. Il. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THO MsON,
General Manager.