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TIE GRAIS TRADE or CHICAGO.

Vrcn the ch csgo Tunes, Jnly zTihy
During the last week there have been received At CAi
caEo 047 barrels 0 fonr l49 s3s bushels wheat, 2S3
1NA buzhes cn snd 67 bushels oaxs equivs1ent
544 s35 bushels of grain The total receipts of the
TO date Isl 4s' barrels noW 5.s4o. 5s bsels
wheat 4.049 zo4 bushels corn and 1850 fs5 bushels
oaasmakg total OF nearly thirteen million bushels
gran-namely, IL, 737 ,os1 bu~heh.
The rccep nj this time at ycar 1ao 900 barrels
Aour 2, lao o08 tnseas wAeaA 5oe@0o bushess corn
and Js5 600 b0sheis oa olual 10 ,745 000 busels Of
gran snd sv~ux Increase in the receipts of this year
Thc shiEeu At the List week have been r. lGs bar
res bour. 33s .e7o bc wheat 35s. .909 bnssel~ corn
aud ~. l3z bushels of cnss equivalent 70 7I4 es2 bh
eds o esn. The total shipments c tbc thus far
are 1i0,0G4 baxrels hour, 5,ss4.54s bnshcis wheat
8 esiT bushels corn, and I.I7s.5I3 bushels oats
Masking total 81 nesrsy eEsnm s2ssm 1uss<A n sraa
namely, l0,773.5lo. s5
The shipments at this time st year ~rse 10 coo tar
lis Bour sos 00e bushels wheat 3. 2o6 000 burhrlz
corn and ls0 00a bushels making total o 549
600 bushels and showing increase in the shipmeats ~
this ysas of s 1875. SEQ bn~hek
The receipts Of lumber for she lost week III 1856
600 making the total receipts Of the lls-
zoo, sl7 feet
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
GlfAr SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CRY Virginia Alabama
MississirEa, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Taroagh Tickets great Southwestern Rail
road c G Pennsylvania mud sixth Washing
board f The 0fce of
the and Alexandra Railroad, Alexandria.
To kcAmond, ianvie Ignchburg Bristol, KpoKrlsc Dan,
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville inrtsyilie
Eon, Memphis Montgomery, and Nes Orleans.
BY Direct Roote aad Continuous Ksx Connexions Memphis
Anorinr Expedition and Comfort and being zoo miles
shorter than by any other route
The ferry Page leaves the foot q Seventh
o'clock Aexxndra where take the r
Richmond Charlottesville White sulphur Weod
stock &c and at ia for Erhmcnd and all points southwest
making aud close Memphis
ofhce
o'clock, N. and Z, p
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
ST Washington.
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At convention OF the democracy of the first congress
siorai district held at Princeton Hon. VIM T. Siblack
received the nomination for reelection to Congress Hon.
Mr. Carnshan, OF Posey county presided Every county
in the district we'll represented and much enthu
siasrn prevailed in the convention Whole number of
votes in the convention l32 necessary to choice. So
Hon VIM. II. Niblnck. of Knox, recsived the first
ballot IFS, and then declared unanimously nom>
mated for Congress Resolutions were adopted reatrm-
ing the Cincinnati platform and approving the admins
traton Of Mr. Buchanan
The democrats the ID congressional district meet
in convention Pso the 2sth instant to nominate
candidate for Congress-
convention OF the democracy Of the 18th congressional
district waa held st Lebanon tae 18th inst Judge
l. C. Doagherty presided. Hon John w Blake r.
ceivcd the nomination for Congress by aclamation The
foliowing resolutions unanimously adopted
.Rssoipcd, That the democracy ct thin the eth con
gressiona2 disct in convention Assssnbed do rca5rm
all the principles of the party, heretofore asserted ia
the Cincinnati platform and the platform Of the sth of
January last
Resotrsd That we have full confidence In the WISDOM
pafsctix and integrity of James Buchasan. Indisaas
choice for the presidency and this. tender to him
undivided supPost''
The demc1~sic nominating convention for the 9th dis
trict met Fiymoush Tuesday. the 20sh inst Tbe
attendance very large much larger than the cpub
can convention and the proceedings were harnonicus
and enthusiastic. Hon Norman Eddy w~s prs<idoat
The names OF Colonel John G. Walker, Judge Bradley
candidates. Colonel Walker nominated upon the
first ballot
The Indiazlapolis Sentinel says that Judge Walker is
wc known 70 the democracy II Indiana md especially
TO the readers Of that paper Of which he was for time
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DRoPosALs.
S.vr DEr4rrxEsr,

galy J. 1888
SEALED f0fNSAIS each cs separately en1nrrea Afro
the cl4ss) for h- yard ~
yard rcns1Fed thS on<e until Toe
Furnishing delivering the
na and artses eatsaeed printed
sisars FURNISHED and By mad
eq1ed persons hesT1ng r all The
theresa TIC commandments az the several
under by
uavy all
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ana q arm t:r hsd and CONTRACT
Tadaers hereby and pacuariy nonrd
Oilers hereinafter
seiore the fr
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endorse en the envelope
an4 draw luesn the endorsement,
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fAtse a. yayc-)'
o q the Bureau q Yards and Docks Washington d. G.
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poser 70 siuinish the
besdea ~NsceiAnusos IN hc scledae PER
Forsns whose ensr stAn by
Through ho o&e which
and they DO cssr for tha sappss sphrd
within from Of
od theu
defsuitng
held ponsble a deInquens7es
All adv
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Those xh~o oouAed
tracts wn be ready nsr thereafter
rcahie. July 3-lsw4w
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, 4 CO.,
Banker,

CORNER FINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
all ihe princiA cities Of the world Also,
the credits, for nee in Europe, China, &c.
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OPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY lS5S.--GREG-
- DRY AAURY, Managers, WILMINGTON pf1-lwARE
supcrnsendeIce sppoicd
Governor.
$50 Lottery DEI-sw ARE
10 NINGruN, DEL. SATURDAY,
JULY
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Tshl ogr advertisements exact
u-.o. rxa "A czvaAsc l
charged ~ ss aa
wek Tie daily 20
oen sQaus ar spec4a1 charged aoase
ne foregoing
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor atLaw.
vi Eoams y a. Ne. 10 Wall street, New York.
Aug l5-rf
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
wA-ErSer1s, July Is, 1855.

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on THE PETITION wsoa, aauiair,raor ID Eacneser
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Ii III hr Mhr-

a BcaaHfu Head OF Eair;
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aA eiarms Prof Woods lsr Restorative usec
week permAaeniiy
the hrsi Is the celebrated pianist, ThalberE
INV Yosx Apr, H. 1858
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About the
my the RAPIDLY becoming
but the application o your Flair Restorative recover
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of your Hair Eraoratsve and wife who
coacladed thnking tsrnrtf
few week tzn has prrrmed that wonder
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CHARLES cARI'Ew.
NEw Yonx, yuly Is, 1857.
PRoF. o. your
being efcacnas Artce Since
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bt'es q tree szrs large,
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psfcroa small s dollars bce th- lAry-
hotas Quart sr r, crns more =, Fsc ..s rs.s r - - 49,
Sew York Wire Rafting Easnshena and ia Market rsr
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Rnss1s fr sseeeses usri b Eas@ asssoy NJ sns
tbs va sl~sys b donsaaed % ts p<0a
subscribed Dor uuls Nae - " Subscribers
y pheu tit4r sab-Ctseuo4s d .
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ARRANGEMENT.- .-The stea

CUMMER The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE win follows:
Leave Alexandria at s, 10 IL O'Clock and o'lock
p.r
Washington at Q, II o'clock 49, s. ard O'clock
pm
The THOMAS oogIYER shsn route viii opposite
hours Fare IL cents
Wbasss osnnbuses connecting with the Page and Cer VIII
CaFtol 18th and Pennsylvania
same met he eare Alexandria.
June s-eod-a RIcHARD wAIIAcH President
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=
here the composing Hrm) of (nAme
the hereby furnish
fdste
requirements pnea schedule which
ARTICLES tnamp the
yard name the yard according sAd schedule,
tt- inied class iran the schedule opposite each
price ao
and and @ the q the bad or the
cas-l amounting 70 fhcre write The w9ds)
fIrcpse my (ere agent required by
oheanie) for hf spfy under the classes miscellaneous, BY
redsut f the place f delivery shond accepted
request the may pj-ed the navy agent
game Tie aseury) for signature. and ccrthcaie.
Here the bidder each member o the firm sgn)
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Mrs KINGSFORDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG;
Avl LfHes Ne as street. ws~ssst~s n cTh~ sxcrcsrs
sckeoi an ootsr L. ISIS crcssru, including
drps gslr 1a-5nvt1ml
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VERMONT.

The denccrats of the LIST congressional district viii
hold convention at Rutland the 18th Of August 10
nominate candidate for Congress at the ensuing cleo
ton
The democrats of the second district will hold
yention a; Bradford the llth instant,
didaie for Congress. Hon. Homer T. Royce has been
nominated for reelection by the republicans Of the third
district.
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DRILIIANT SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1885,
ii GREGORY 4 NArRY Managers, wfmnrto. Delaware. To
supcrnseudence appointed by
the governor
sas 900 -Istisry for Benefit Of STATE OF DELAWARE
I72 WILMINGTON DEL On ssur
day, AUGUST z 1855.
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undersigned (nsne ga4ranto) fnane town.
81 name the sba lnaae sc
hrcy UNDERTAKE that the above named the bidder aaers}
h ther
Che United s4es wilin htecu afier f
iarossa ths Pss Of the acSanoe q his r heirl offers TO
meaianed.
fsguatar- of snarantors.)
Iosrn th the above namel fhse the ggzsascr)
b yooi aai responsible this
tsssuature)
gned the district Judge, attorney collector navy
person fsreaa responsible
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TNRoM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL THE WET, ~tTHWESr, AND NORTiwEsT BALTl-
NUIE RAILROAD.
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MISSOURI.

In all parts of this State the CANVASS which closes on
Monday next has been carried with unusual warmth
The violence Of the feeso party has provoked strong
movement against it, which is rapidly consolidating in
opposition thereto all other citizens The suhoincd et-
ter reliable source relating the tendency Of poll
tics in the fifth congressional district reflex of the
political movement generally throughout the State
..IHoncnowS, NO., July 22. ls5s.
sA75 fAe E5asr ef nse Uniov:
I've have the race for Congress in this he fifth dis
tct fairly made up between Wooison, administration
American. and Reid, democrat, and Gen smith, anti
Lecompton American Benton free soiler There is but
little excitement regard to the contest exoet in Lex
ington, where Woodson meets with hitter oppositium
from rnen Of his party. Woodson speeches are
such give entire satisfaction of all parties
who desire the rights of the States preserved peace
restored Kansas and the constitution and the Union
maintained and kept insiolac Everywhere he is greet
ed with applause from all PARTIES except the SELLERS
and they few in number in the district and viii
vote for Grn Smith Reid would be safisfac-
tory to the OF the democrats they id not think
that Woodson, under the present state o affairs deserves
their support and viii learn that he has been
returned to Congress by most overwhelming majority
There many Of the Benton who are oypusei to
emancipation and free soisu ia Missouri and they viii
support wooson mot being willing to show any favor to
frcc soilkm, knowing thst Benton hurc1f ouudcmned
such an agitasin ia Missouri 0atxide of st. Iouis
most Of the Benton nen opposed to emancqatonim
in any shape whatever
The ocurse Of wccdscn and Andersen ia conare. has
disrupted the American party ia their dstsict nxsy u
the Americans accusing them OF joining the democracy
and rsfusng 60 with them. thouxh they wi be suF
ported by At lss& twothiris Of te party Thwe muc
more hostility brtwecn the wooson and the anti God
Amcricams thaa there Is between the democrats and
the Woodson men, or tho Wooisnn snd Bed men The
friends Of these two gentlemen look upon them both
ocrupynx the same position and as 70 the Of
each in Congress think IL would be the You mar
expect good scpornt from tlse democracy of Missouri
about the i1cs Of August rErT1s.s
On Saturday night last there was a tremendous out
pouring Of the democrsts Of " Louis listen 70 nd
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Orders and certificates o packages in tho
spenei win the pronIa and
each ~i be Immediately asr 10
y who order frem
Address, r. J. MCKET Agent,
Jay4 Wilmington, DelaEare
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

R4rusoxr, Nay s, 1855.
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On Saturday night last there was Tremendous out
pouring OF the democrats Of 81 Louis listen to nd
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NEW YORK

Bricks class No 3 Yellow pine
tmeT Ne g. osE and hard wood timber class No White
pine spruce nniper Lime and No
Cement No, aud sand, class No 10
Iron spikes so T. steel No f3 Pig
Is Paints glass
ls ship canlery No 1856 oils class No IL Hard
Stationery No Hay and class
81 Fr0genler Charcoal Betsng
packing CHS. Copper class Ne. - Iron
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class class Sa- = yellow pima
hSr class No fcaa lumber class No 3 whaoak and
hard wood No g. White pins timber No T. Lane class
Cement; Ns o. sand class 10 asie
Iron nais spikes Ne L. se.
No IA Flies class No Is Paints c and glass class No d sp
ChAndey class No 1855 oil class No ~ Hai~arc class
No Is class No 10 Fewood class No 20 Hay mad
No n Proveuder No. Charcoal
q Brnr, packing and bose class Ne ~ Aagers ezss No IS
Iron rDats
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Class No l. Bricks class No 2 class No T. yellow pine
lumber pine
sprac and juniper timber and lumber class No Lime and hair
No Ceneni Gravel and sani ciasr No To-
class No. H. IL Steel
class No ~ Flies class oi and Glass No ls
ship ohandery No. l6 class No L. Hardware
class No Is Stationery class No % Hay and class No 81
FroreRdsr No Charcoal class y Packing class No
.h Irunca castings No Auv~rr
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cass 70. Bricks class No Stone class Ne Yellow pine
timber class No L. yellow pine No & Wh,te
ter and lumber No T. Lime Cass No s. Cement ciass
No. nd eias No IL lrou ns &c class No IL steel
oss No ~ Flies class No Is Paints and Elass Class No
Is snip ehanaey Nc. Sperm No ~ Hard
ware oss Ne Is Stationery ct% No 10 Aagers and ceae b
ctss Nc 20 No Prevrnder
y Charcoal class 7s Ps c1ss No 20. Ioa roof
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NOI IVE To NON INV IVItS.--IIUYOH VIII
IN b. received until the IA June rs, a. for Re-
moving The Oestuettns 10 The Navigation OF liar EN- RveE,
caused Is Mclonbs Dam. The pAns .pehs, OF The
mode doing the wo may b At NcCOo.s Dam, AFTER
he i4b inst.
Al proposals. b. In writing a'iug tie price foI the whole
WORK and specifying the sine within wneh !. viii BE- done
tn. s. nSiJd sesed nyeope sdd,tsedt 70 Edward
H. Tscy EugI.er ard In a. the ofce Of CaEman. esa
No 1883 B,Osdssy, NewYoik.
Tn The ntht 20 reec any Pr position
Which tbey for ,he interest OF the Counties VI
Men. York and Nescks stcr 20 accept
by order % he Commis.:oreIs RerncYfns OSyI tous
from Harlem River AID Building Free dse over tac same
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In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

PROPERTY foT SALE Al real ard pero s. property
aey belonging % the HAj hsnufsuol Company eona.sns
brick Cotton P.c.ory eonsirins nshinery tcr wv spin
dies contribution Counting and cot1 ho N soN
suse blocks breb Boardr7 bnuses uoc than s1n
ccr tr he nucdson Of the Mis- brick Nshne-shcr
AGENT, House. Ov-rs-er Cotrss together with saneIy
oteI bslss Aso. branch Railroad one mile Ia lensth
connecting nh the Western Railroad wsts power adeqns
g. 90 snecs with substantial stone dam aud esns AID so
Land Wing both ias OF tbs Chicnpee River In ronf
sprng6ed Chiopee and LndoV for tlr-ber Information
apply FROTRtNGHAh, Boston tEO. WALNFH,
spnE fele. u. ". HOLT .he Mil; Z. BAHsFOW and
" VI DELANO Ees-YoTA
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tp the economical tnnsrsrt eli nafeTtas
with stundsni aud lever M log water p "-r
fuy aop n-d mschrery esmepsine. GG AID h.hfto
p,optn, p,p~r, 10 uuyr dema1d fssote articles in The
IsiAst This poprty will be sold cheap and on sb erms
hsr The purchaser AZ port OF The aLoo0nt Iou
the pr nanufsctur- in time 10 nee the Paymett IL
yrr fsvDr,e opportunity having m d're
esp and good business raPaoes to enter upon
f PAPER, Box Nc. 21T2 Post Office.
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i One OF experienced men can puchas prettsese
Daily sid .eAly NEWSPAPER and 10 3PRiNfiNG
OFFICE heated Hester0 city with popoa on OF tfOo
Of The ald.s sDd meet 0stan a 10 rns N TIE West IL
i one Of only printing eso ishnnts the city aud the
hnsnes, 20 ab ut 60 O0 The ece has the
city and adv, ruS, and aso the Poet Uhcs gsnnns
the o,ps, ia i'm coes The material comprises two
Power Presses Hs dpre Pspsr and Gard Cutters, 10.
g.tbrr with Of Job and News Type sud
F.urtA To who give neso bc pspe, TITS ofhco
x be sold bisl trns bo,n % 10 In ard piss osn
purchaser can q. vey low price fu statements as to
resources and pdues vii be given 20 desiring TO
puchos- Address hi PETTEN0IbL Co, NJ ll9 Nsssaa-
kaw.Vofk
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fonses an6 farms nOantfa.

LARM WANTED-From 80 TO 100 acres, be-
j. tween h,naonsek AID New Haven. Part Of ouss. 20 b.
opsp TO The Sousd and well adj ped she uIts As4 rsps
viz. lee fIom river ssd Address paticasrs Sse
essh pzsce FARMER. Of Pastor assf Nsv.York
DART Of a FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.
i A Genismsn. Wife ADD th,ee Cedrn tplsl desire
PART Of urlfrnissed HOUSE pleasAnsly sIssstsd Se
upper Of the Rent net 70 exceeJ s25ps, raSen Tie
s~e Of fsrsBoss oven AID required AasIess '" d. H. ese
HAT Webster Co., No. 80 BF~dssy,H ~. Y.
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Diatiomerr enh fanfp %oobs.

ACCOUNT BOOKS Manufactured 10 order and
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