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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-29

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old xCsTH
Il Dominion Steamship Company $1,000
proposed sailings for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALLER, FRIDAY
July 2Sth, ut 2 O'Clock p. VI.
GUYANDOTTE. Captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
July 30th. ut O'Clock i. n.
WYANOkE, Captain IiCLPHERs, MONDAY,
July 3lst. at IL VI.
ROANOKE, Captain Couch, TUESDAY, Au-
gust list, at 3 o'clock T. NJ.
Freight received. until l o'clock r. NJ. Friday,
6 O'Clock =. NJ. saturday, ] o'clock A. VI. Mou-
day, and 90 2 O'Clock r. NJ. Tuesday.
Through bills Of ladng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south
cast, and west; also to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare 10 New York Including meals
and BERTH, 80: round-trip tickets SIS: Storage
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, So.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1850 4. NJ. will make
connection at Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000: Tickets to be had at
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A ".
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., Agents.
iy29 Companys Wharf, Rockers.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

nor SALE, ON FIVE YEARS "a
IL TIME, my HOME In Manchester, oppo--4
site the Episcopal church, for $1,000.
TERMS: $500 cash; balance at $3.50 year,
with per cent. interest 1.-THE rent will almost pay
for IT.. Mrs. X. j. JOHNSON,
2506 east Grace street,
Jy 27-4t* Richmond.
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN Rhlt
MOND AND BALTIMORE IL EACH
DIRECTION.

COrrespondngiy quick time - other PAX
Through bills of lading issued a. low rate.
{. 4. TAYLOR
" General Frtight Astni
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RAILROAD LINES.


q q 9 9
NHESAPEAKEA AND OHIO RAILWAY
" SCHEDULE, TAKING EFFECT JULY l.
i9 pSEzfiART RIcHMoNp: Fast ne. 8 A: N.
daily: Express, 1915 r. ". daily; Chsriottes-
vile acconlmo datjon, j. y. except sunday
for Norfolk ana 9Id Pom. Go91or 1se SUNDAY
special for Newport News and all stations, 1885
a. hRRrvE RICHMOND: From the West, !. 4:
NJ, o A. NJ, and 1880 T. NJ; from Norfolk and Old
Point Comfort, 1925 A. NJ. and 10 i. NJ. Pull
man sleeping-coaches TO White sulphur, Clncin-
natl, and Louisville.
Ticket-Oiiices: 1000 Main street, and at depot.
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G. w. SMITH. General Manager jc30
VNHE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
NEW BROAD-GAUGE ROUTE,)
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
ATLANTIC CITY,
Is now running fast express trains OF
ELEGANT PASSENGER COACHES AND
PARLOR CARS,
I'm which the charge for seat has been reduced to
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 80 MINUTES.
Passengers from Wsshngton VII TAKE ,me
road to Philadelphia and arrive at the new BROAD
street station OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, where
Union Transfer Coaches or street-c2rs connect di-
rect 10 station OF the West Jersey railroad rs loot
of Market street.
Tor through tickets, baggage-checks. and full
information apply AS follows: 1000 Main street,
Exchange HOTEL or station Richmond Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, corner Eighth and
Byrd streets. d. X. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent
Je 7-tAs15 g..
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WI u HI"I Fd'''IF'T TIdIH5 10 y ~ Don M.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train oO-New York and Atlanta vid Wal.
iDgton and Danyille. and C,rconshoro' ~ Uenry,.
station; Western North Carolina railroad
ON Train 32-lilchmond and Danyilbe. Atd
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold 10 all points south. southeast an
southwest, and baggage checked Through.
No Iay-oyer checks given en- local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket AgerL
I. W. II. TALCOTT. General Manager. lg a
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a direct fOur-hsurs connection j. made ,tfe
Richmond and Norfolk hy triius leaving D. Do
m0nd at 1880 \. VI. and Norfolk 81 1913 J.. VI.
All trains leaving Petersburg Will start from tlt
AppomattON depot
j. r. hENLl, General Superintendent
a. PORE, General Passenger and Ticket Agent
lie 1871
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POsTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account Of rain till
FRIDAY, AUGUST 4rH.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
tv 90 AuctIoneer.
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this strange theatre Of revclry and fanati-
cism. Tantah, this typical centre Of Ia:
naticism, withaI r. strange city, and It Is
remarkable that so few writer's have ever
studied its curious attractions. Yet this
may be doubtless due to It's forbidding
character as holy, pestilential, and UNI
clean city.
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AND PETERSBURG

MOND AND PETERSBC RG
Ia RAILROAD COMPANN .-C,mm.r.rs
WEDNESDAY, June ~, 1852, train, 900 oil, r'.,i
will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND -~UyTH.
3:l5 L. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. Make through
connections for savannah. >t.n.
only at Petersburg ali tl'bf
Pullman sleeper between Was 'lT-
ton and jacksonville. Passenger,
viii take this train f.r 81 iuf,rI. b.
1880 A. III, TllROlG MAIL. daily. coIl,'l.
Ing for Raleigh. Charleston. Az
Pustn, Aiken. savannah, and Il.s-
sonylllc. stops 20 Ch,-i,l lad tDl-
lralis. Pullman -ie.p,r ldFrt
Now YORK. aud Savannah ga L..-
train.
500 2. W., FREIGHT. daily. cNcoit>uuday
700 4. NJ. FREIGHT. daily cNc,lf sunday.
s0o p NJ sunday excursion.
LEAVE PETER>HtRc-VoETH.
2:3S \. VI, EAST MAIL, daily. sop. ous No
Chester. Pullman .io,pcr on t.~
train between jacksonville nlI
Washington.
$40 L. NJ, IIlkOI oh MAI. daily. cnnucctlls
with Richmond. trr'iDr k-Uurg a.
Potomac railroad f"r lll points tl.s
and West; al-o making councillors
win the Chc,aI cake AND ohio rtt.-
ruac Tor all point, We. THIS tralH
stops ~ Chester az ''n,rah'
Pullman sict per- Dh t.. '-..- I,-
tween savannah and N.r ...
Passengers take this main j. b H ..-
tcrpDck.
7:05 4. VI, FRFIGHT. daily. except ,rud.f.
j:l5 +. NJ, FREIGHT. daily, except sunday
t.tt99 ~ n Sunday excursion.
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AT A TANTAH FAIR.

The riotous character of the religious
festivals at Tantah for instance, readily in
dicates the character Of resident popull.
ton reared in their midst and where the
massacres recorded yesterday took place
While these assemblies are convened every
species OF amusement, immortality, and dc
bauchery prevail. The plain OF Tantal
presents q spectacle Of hilarity, Of hetero
geneous mirth, OF wild disorder, OF pic
turesque costume, and a mixture Of race,
never seen in any ether part of the Eastern
world. The impromptu bazaars contain
everything that can be found where the pill
grins live, from fruit and food to elaborat,
costumes for the sheiks, dervishes, ant
kadis. Vast sums OF money are alway,
brought to these festivals, the pilgrims car
rying their gold in leather belts about th,
waist TO escape the plumber always preya
lent the camp. On one occasion, when 20t
pilgrims from Tunis on board schooner
In the harbor Of Alexandria and bound fol
Tantah came into collision with an out
going steamer and then sunk, nearly all
were lost because Of the weight of coin con-
tanned In the belts about their persons.
The large outlay OF money by the pill
grims draws nearly every itinerant show
man. juggler, acrobat, and rope-dancer TO
lantais L uiiHtt ~, tOO, Tue yuNrUzPe,
the dancing-girls OF Upper Egypt. who
claim the most ancient lineage In the land
OF the Pharaohs. Every traveller along
the Nile has witnessed their singularly
graceful and metrical dancing, commenc.
ing with slow and yoluptuous movements
to the beating Of the castinet and their rude
instruments, and gradually becoming more
wild and violent until their movements
are among the most exciting exhibitions
ever performed by female dancers. Mad
dened eventually by oroki. they keep
up ceaseless whirling and swaying,
2 bowling and backing, until finally |
me ydnfdseer terminates only when they !
IRE physically exhausted. Jugglers from
Dagdad, serpent-charmers who handle huge
Ientral African reptiles with familiarity
nat makes the blood run cold, rope
Iencers, and story-tellers recIting the
Thousand and One Nights" diversity
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Richmo'd 245P.M. a4OA c.ooc,,
| Arrive at H.
| W'tPoint 500 +. VI. 1855 A. y o.a.p 4,

Passenger tram connects at West Poln, a..
except sunday with steamer, FOR baltimore az,
the North. al
Freight trains leaving Richmond At 4.40 A 4.
aud 500 T.. NJ. will have pssscngor-coarhc@ -
t2ched. Jus ~
Train No. "A connects at Burkeylle with y.
folk and Western railroad for Fariavllle. IL
burg, and all southwestern points ''-n'
lions, connecting at Sutherlin's with Milton ~
sutherlin Narrow-Gauge railroad for Sfl,nn@ !,
Salisbury with Western North Carolina RAIL-
FOR all points In Western North Carolina; an A.
lanta for all points South and Southwest
Train No. 81 Through passenger aud natl .tors
al all stations connecting at suthcTlin's with Nis
ton and Suthcrlin Narrow Gauge railroad =,
Milton at Atlanta for all points south and .os,I
west; At Charlotte with Charlotte, CsluIa IA ars
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta Say,,-
nah. and Florida points.
Trains from the South arrive at Richmond ~
400 l.. W., 7:25 A. NJ, and l:l2 4. w.. ,nd fro'o
West Point at 1920 A. VI. Passenger aud l..3s
7. N. and 1910 +. VI. (Freight.l
bon AIR PASSENGER SERVICE
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YORK RIVER LINZ.

Passenger freight dai. FreigLfd,n,
daily. llyex. Sund'y et. s,',,,,i..JJ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-12
NO. l42
SPECIAL NOTICES
Notice..

Notice.
Ii you nave fine or complicated watch or
CLOCK, music box, an automaton singing bird
or any other delicate and intricate piece O
mechanism needing repairs, 20 to
EDW. WILHELM,
onronometer, watch and cockmaker
Jewelry neatly repaired.
All work warranted to give perfect sstisfac,
non or positively no charge %
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AMERICA wants Lut q small and
effective Navy. What she wants is
freedom TO cultivate the land and sell
the products for the greatest prices they
will bring. Great crops would more
quickly bring down the courage of all
dependent upln them for their daily
food. 1t would be impossible for ma
tions dependent upon the labor Of en-
ployees in factories to reduce to subjec-
tion nation as great as America would
become 1t her navigation laws did not
prohibit the sale Of her crops to the
needy of Europe. But unfortunately
all sales of the cereals are restricted BY
high tariffs, to such degree that they
are prohibited except in seasons of fam
Inc abroad. The English aud Hessians
sunk under the forced matches and un.
erring aim Of the farmers of ITO and
1872, and will never dare again attack
us If they were made dependent upon
us for their food in exchange for such
articles as we can well afford to allow
them to supply.
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JUDGE-ADvocATE-GENERALSwA1M
IS not yet sxty-two years old, SO that he
Will have 10 be retired by some other
means than the proposed law Of which
ten. sherman is the prospective target
The Albany Lalc Journal of last Satnr-
DAY fairly fays the Judge-Advocate-
General, and cites English and Amerl.
can cases by the dozen to illustrate its
text That "the Judge Advocate Geneaal
mas suffered his preJudices and emo
" tons to run away with his legal indo-
"ment." The emotional Swain having
pretended to quote Francis Wharton
Ine eminent law writer, the Lqw jour.
ny mercllessly says: "The Jn6ge.
" Acknowledgement has wrested S,s
quotations from DIR. Whartyn from
their context. That learned ambor
"no~here lays down suc1 pTenostspl u
"ous doctrine as the Judge. Advocate
General g seeks to imply, but his Oea,e cits.
" lions and his conclusions are All All to SiIa .ha
contrary" 1t is now in order Sno so1
Swain to withdraw himself and M, M ,o
wait either for Congress or the Presi.
dent to retire an utterly incompetent
otficial.-N. Y. World.
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1T Is NOW NRARLT forty years since
the United States has made any ad-
dition to Its territory worthy Of Con-
sideration. The purchase Of Alaaka
by the late Hon. VIM. II. Seward was
hot by any means such q bargain ss
We ccutd boast Of. But 1t is the only
territory that has ever been acquired
by any other than Democratic ad-
minIstration. We are fast building up
great nation, and it is time We were
seeking to extend onr limits toward
the Gulf Of Mexico. There is no reason
why the Mexican people should not
desire to have their States become q
part Of the American Union, and We
hope that some statesman equal to the
emergency will announce that 1t il
time for the Republic to cease shaking
the stick at the governments OF Europe
for desiring to hold and extend their
possessions on this Continent, and
propose to take more decisive and
substantial way Of letting Europeans
know our purpose 10 to hold the Cont
nent free from monarchical influence
BY proposing some peaceful mode OF
annexing the Mexican States that viii
be agreeable to both peoples. 1t is
known that Gen. Grant favored end
ing the civil war by marching into
Mexico; but he did not sucosed In his
purpose. The Southern Confederacy
did not produce q great soldier equal
to such men as either Hannibal, Alex
ander or Napoleon, who were soldiers
for the love of war and conquest, or
the armies of the Rebellion might
have marched into Mexico and oontin-
ued the war from thence; or made
peace by proposing it beyond the linn
Its Of the territory Of the United States.
The Gulf Of Mexico would round OF
our boundary nicely, and the rich land
OF that country under the control OF
American energy would become the
most delightful for agricultural homes
in the world, while its mines would be
developed to such an extent as to en-
rich its own people, who imbibing
energy from the exA mple of Northern
emigrants would prosper as they never
did before, and never will until they
are invaded by Americans. Had it
not been for annexation California
would have been accounted for another
century, but a sterile and unproductive
region.
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MOTICRA.
DR0ROsALs !,
--noR--
.ERECTING AN INSANE AsYLUN
nn krnaurrrr1.ra

L. ~-@MOA~- s.
ERECTING AN INSANE AsYLUN
AND AbMsHoUsE.
On and after MONDAY. April 10, Iee2,
gos1ed propuzaiswlll be received by q
Il Jen ison, UhairmaD of tpe Building
CoW ol tns trustees OF che Poor
Tor new Castle COuDty, Delaware, for the
erection 0fan Insane asylum ana alml :
house, 10 be locate on the Hare'B Corner
road. ear Hare's Corner railroad station
Delaware railroad, NeE Castle county,
Delaware.
Ihe drawings and specincationl TO be
Poor, los West siktn slFpes, IN the city ,i
Wilmington, aklAWAre, whore oil neeeh-
gnry explanations wtIl be given BY tie
Chairman OF she building COmmittae
from 9D. m. 70 D p. M. each day.
No proposal Wfli-be received anIeGg ab-
compAnied wlta bo1u with appIoyfd
surely In the sum OF five Thousand d. l.
lara. T1e term OF said bond can be se ehl
at the ONCE OF the said Tgustees.
All proposals for the erection OF the
buildings @ have wriltep on the outs'd
the almshouse and insane ass Inn, . ana
be addressed to g, L. Jem'son, Chairman
OF the Building Com mfttee OF the slmt-
house and insane asi lnm, Wilmington,
Del ware.
No proposal will bs entertained trorh
any person mott permanent residsot of
the Slate OF Delaware.
The Building Committee reserve the
Llgnt 10 reject any or all bids. The Bpecl-
ncations 10 be returne. with fstimaLea.
No estimate will be receiued Without
the names OF the principal sut-contrat-
The time for receivIng propo' ais win
close ON Tuesday, Asril s3th, ,ss al
p, IN. G.. L. JrMISON,
aprs.t2S Chairman Building COR.
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Health is Veal th 7

n, q On = ,I..,S =. Y. e., VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
1inafs n a;,',. a ! r. sPecln Ior Hys eria ID IL
MenSsi naora,,.S,' 1uislDns' nervous Headache
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOSS OF M Emory
Rmissions pran,a IN y'in voluntary
nv, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S OIu ago. caused
dynIoaSoa .,t1oii seiI-aouse, or oVer-in.
AMI dsat% IN aeaus 10 misery, decay
cases Each h0n t. noA viii cure Ie 'enl
traaI 80, 20" ~, Sunialhs one month";
hoxes for ave doIioui ouiiaI Dox, or si1
naid on rana;r9, .,nti sent Dy mail pre-
boxas In an rt a,,t p toe. 1a We uArantee si1
receive1 NV nc tSr 1dse; at w lth each order
led win a % doiJanoi 80 ooAe es' a0comp n.
pnrc,aser on, wrSt,a,,, we VIII send the
turn Inc monav ~ ,6a .guaTahlae 20 re
efiect q cure Hnara, .nS treaInen d )es moi
N. "A DANFoRTHa mrlSsu mees issued only bS
NJ, Marker Etraa Drukslst, CORNER 2nl
Sols agent. ee'S' wilmington. Del
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAN CONCERT
ThUrsd ~, Aprh Is, IsSa.
The First Regiment Band
PROGRAMME:
PAT FIRST.
NO. 1. March, "Herewarth," h,".......PaTlow
No. 2. Medley, "lrish Air ,"......... Boyer
No. B. Operatic selection,
OliVeGte" ......ss.... ..sss. Audran
No. 4. Tine Vision, barltone solo, Brook q
8, ]. Kipg.
No.. Medley, "Scotch Airs, |" Bon n isAeau
PART sEC1FD.
NO. 9. Galop. "Csl Ii aud Cyclone " Pettee
Descriptive OF a storm
NOT. "Warner Polka" cornet solo, Attler
j. Walsmith.
No. .. Operatic selection,
Mariana .,..........,..Wsllace
lSolo for Alto, Cornet and BasA.)
NO. 0. Canary Polke,"
Piceolo sole. e............T..C c. Reed.
No. 10. Medley, s., lJen Time-, ,".... h eyer
Tickets, l6 ceats /; reserved seats ID cts
extra for sale at Tho mRk' hook store or
any OF the members. aprlO-4t
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1T Is HOP that the Masonic Tenn
pie will be crowded tomorrow night
with the friends of the fatherless and
orphan. This is real cause for help,
and none need fear that they are bu-
slowing good gifts where their aid is
not needed.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-11

weigh down the energies Of the young.
who are made 70 feel that they are the
mere hewers Of wood and drawers Of
water for the rich and great, and thus
are they bereft Of ambition and the
inducements to frugality and industry
tho great helps 10 happiness and
prosperity.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-11

TIE Baltimore Sun is sending to its
readers a beautiful map OF that city. 1t
Is one of the best executed views of the
monumental city that has ever been
drawn, and will be received as a great
favor as 1t must be to the denizens of
that rapidly growing city.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-11
ANCHOR LINE.

UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMUps
sail weekly to and from
NEW YORK AND On AsgOw. VIA los
DoNDERRY.
Cabin Passage, $50 to $50. Returns ain
TO $l4O. Second Cabin, a. RE-
turn Tickets, &i5.
Steamers sail every Saturday IN and ,ro,,,
NEW YORK AND LONDON DIRECr
CaDln Passage, &,5 10 Sb5 Returns sim
and 800. N'0'
Steerage passengers book ed al Low ratas
Passenger accommodation are uneT
Gelled.
All StateroomE on Main Deck,
Passengers booked vt lowest rafeS IN -,
from dermany, Italy, Norway sWede0
or books Of 'TOors In Sce ilano .pRa,oo
tanS,, tIasns, &c, &C., asPply to HENDsRSoS n
BELTS. Adams Express, WI WEE, IN FL F.
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1851 Prizes, amounting 70. .......... eIlO go
Responsible corresponding agents want.
ed ut all pOiuts, 10 whom liberal cOmpen-
Aation wDl be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving fun address. send orders by ex-
press or Registered Le ter, OF Money Or
der bv mail, addressed only TO
III. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUkHIN at
III LaSalle street. Chicago, Illinois.
Or NJ. A. DAUPHiN,
6O7 Seventh ST., Washington, ID. o.
The New YORK office Is reno we'd 10 Chr
cRgo.
n. B.-orders addressed 10 New Or
leans will receive prompt attention.
The particular attention Ot the Public
Is called ~ the fact that tn d entire num-
Der of the Tickets for each Monthly
Drawing is sold, and conseq IDENTIFY all the
prizes in each drawing are sold and
drawn and paid.
feb16-iweod.
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YOu are RusueI

in health from any cause, especially from
the use OF any Of the thous and nosrrum
tnas promise so largely, with long Hc-
uuous testimonials, have no fear. Re-
SDr. 10 mop bltters at once, and In a
and blooming health. '''''S'
The daily gazette., 1882-04-11

A CORRESPONDENCE comp plains of the
noise made In lodge room at Sixth and
Sbipley, but as be furnishes no name
we cannot insert his communication.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-11
REaIsrER,s OrrIoE.

REGIsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. March %, Iss2.
Upon the application OF Waiter q
Reynolds, Admin lstrator OF James
Dawson. late Of Blackbird Hundt ed. in
said County, deceased, IL Is ordered and
directed by tine Register that the Adminis.
traIor ,afore said give notice on the grant
Ing OF letters OF Administration upon the
estate of the deceased, with tile date
of granting there 0I, by causing ADJ
yertiseInents to be posted WIthin forty
days from the date af such Ietters
In six of the most public places III
the county OF New Castle, repi,irInp ali
persons having demands against the es-
ate TO present the same or abide hy an
act of Assembly In such case made, and
provided. And also cause the same to he
Inserted within the same periOd in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, a n newspaper nuhs
lhbed IN Wilmington, and TO ba continned
therein three weeks, e. o. d.
4 s%-1 Given under the hand and sa.l
l.. S. of Office of the Register a aforeseid
'-N1 at Wilmington, Ia New CastIs
county aforesaid, the day and year above
"'"Ueh' y. Y. Bl64S, Register.
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NOTICE

.s1ato nH persons ,h navinE claims against the
aanoe ee ,'1i oi uae oo'easeu must present the
~ NJ ~ 10y hnty uCCesCeu 70 tne Administration
Iass VI " ueioIG h Ine "a uay OF Ma Fch, A. D.,
ncn oa.a ~ tns acI OF Assembly In
WALTER b. REYNOL DS,
A,,,. - Administrator,
h,r,, ~ Iena Nreeh spring +, o., Black
"'iu huhuFsu' maIaS-3Weod
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LoUlsIANA srArn L1lTTnRY.
Pmrtloular NOtls q.

Particular GWth1Us
ALI the drawings will hereafter be un-
der the exclusive supervision and control
OF GENERALS @. I. BEAURE0ARD
and JUBAL A. EARLY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FoRTU N e, FoURTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTION GLASS ID
AT NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY, APR.
nth, 1sS2-lASd Monthly Drawing
lsUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.
Incorporated In 1855 for Is years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charl-
table puTposes-wish q capital OF 81 1885,
OO0---to which q reserve fund OF $685.
uOO has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its
franchise was made q part OF the present
state Constitution adopt December ID
A. D., 1879.
Tts GRAND single NuEnb bet DsnvSfmgs
will take place monthly. lt never scaitss
or postp0nss. L9ok 1T the following Dls-
tribution:
CAPITAl. PRICE. $4,000
OO,OOO TICKETS AT TWO-DoLLARs
The daily gazette., 1882-04-11

Those wishing Seed should !, n
member this and give us q call all "
we are the only ones in the Oas|
who sell Henderson's Seed ezaa'
sively. Nov is the time to g, ~.
your early Seed, but buy none pa'
Henderson's, as they are 'an, i,
sidered the most reliable in gs|
market. We have also just retS , ~
so chests of our famous 5O and "
cent Teas, which we guarana''
better than any at the same pll" y
sold anywhere in the city; %I Ai1
our 25 cent Breakfast Coffee = W., 4,
save you a loaf of Bread all D'
time