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Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

Exeltes, apparently, very little interest, which
causes come remark. That we should be less than
eleven weeks from Presidential election day, with
no ratification meetings or mass conventions hav-
ing been held or thought Of, is something new un-
der the sum- os,on Trdreler.
The fact noticed ia certainly extraordinary. II
can be accounted for only on the theory that pro-
found indifference exists among Republicans in 70.
gard to Mr.. Lineoln'S success From present indi-
cations, be is dead cock in the pit. If vote
were taken to-day, thousands who helped to elect
Mr. Lincoln would either stay at home or vote with
the opposition. After the Chicago nomination
there will be an exhibition of patriotic enthusiasm
which will wake up even New England-M =
Journal Of Commerce.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

.a4ia
MoRE FRUFs.-Ths arrest Of the gentlemen
managers Of the late pic nlc Ia prolific of fruita.
We mentioned some Of the consequences to the Re.
publican party in our last issue. Mr.. Lincoln
pushed his arbitrary power as far he could with
out making himself subject to far more tsrribls
'ribution at the hands of the public. But because
he did not "suspena" men agaiust whom no charges
had been preferred, Mr.. Lincoln, as We stated be-
fore, incurred the hatred aud abuse Of the coward
ly editor of the Delaware Republican, who is ever
crying out for more blood, and sven seeks the
death Of his innscent neighbors; and desires to
have his neighbor's children presented to rebel
bullets, while he stays at home and reaps golden
benefits from the sacrifice Of othsrs' blood. We
say Mr.. Lincoln not only lost the support Of this
man, but incurred his abuss and this is directly
traesable to the arrest Of innocent men, whom Mr..
Lincoln could not punish because Of the lack Of
charges.
Another spectacle was presented. It wa7 that o.
brutal featured man--ons resembling, perhaps,
the notorious butcherer, Marat without his brains
mounting rosttum aAd urging men to riot and
bloody encounters in Streets .or NO other
thsn ihst the people Of this city, O,thoutthe knop
ledge Of he gentlemen pdo ,oere discharged, 60. up
marched to the Indian Queen Hotel, uhose prOprie
TOR was absent, and had been absent from the city
for many days.
This action eauSsd ap indignation meeting TO be
held. About seventy sors-head radicals ATTENDED
1t, and passed resolutions dsreru,abe to the city
and the State.
This was nm ultra parlizan meeting, and thu
Mayor suffered himself to be used a tool, to ait
the nefafious designs Of the uliTRs.
r During the nesting man proposed to tear on
. the Indian Queen lIotel"--twice he asked for mer
for this purpose. The fatal mistake Of the Mayo
q was in not arrsstng him then. But the Mayor
Q dsroliciOn did not stop there.
| The man appeared before tho hotcl with GROVE
/ declaring he would fulfill his threat No polio,
. were TO be found. Tho crowd passed away; but IN
an hour the Misguided after getting glass
returned with Others and another crowd threatened
( the hotel. They went so far as to get upon III,
steps, but fearing the consequences kept out. Th,
police was sought but none came to interfere. Til,
presumption was too strong to be gainsaid. Th,
people believed the Mayor intended to allow thu
mob spirit to have full sway, at the risk Of life
property and the good name and credit of our city
: We bel!svO the police themselves feel copismI
for tho lack Ofduty the part of their chof They
Know their duty ind cannot help this feeling.
Now, what is the consequence The Mayors
own party refuses 10 nominate and elect him. Al
old man, who, aside from political passion, II
a thought to be good man and a good citizen, IL
cast overload for young man having, we hope
the peace Of the city, and its prosperity more al
Q heart.
This is another consequence Of the arbitrary ar.
rest of the managers Of The pic ME- So true ii
. that "iOhODl hs gods Wonid destroy they Grst make
mad"
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02


ARE TREY EXEMPT FROM DRAFr?-The Republi-
can Of last evening says: "Provsst Marshal GEN
eral Fry has decided that men who paid commute.
ton under the draft of june 1884, are liable 70 the
draft which takes place In September next, to nil
liabilities of the sub-districts under tho call made
up to the present time, and the district provost
marshas are ordered to place Ia the wheel for the
draft the names Of such parties"
We have seen this statement In several other
newspapers. but have not asoertaiued that any
official order on the subject has been promulea.
ted. It will he remembered that II has been here.
t6fore held that drafted persons who paid the COM
mutation money Of three hundred doilars, as pro-
yided for under the late law, were exempt from
draft for three year that being the term for which
the DRAFT was made, and for which they paid for
a substitute in the army. The President bimself
so decided last November. We observe that A
resolution has been Introduced into the peunsvlva.
mia Legislature instructiug Gov. Curtin ito make
Immediate inquiries as to the authenticity Of the
alleged order or decision, and in case II be found
to be really made and ordered, that In such case
the Governor be and be ia hereby instructed 10
urge uren the proper authorities at Washington,
the manifest injustice Of such order or decision.
and to use his official influence, in the name Of
the people os Pennsylvania to have the same rea-
cnded and reversed"
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

Democrat discussing lhe nfcessity off change
in the policy Of the present administration of oui
affalra, and also change Of our rulers, convinced
his Republican friend Of the policy Of his support
ing men who were psrsisting in course Of oOnduc
the tendency of which must inevitably waste III,
crnniry,bY the following applicable figure "Sup
pose you were building house, had plenty Of tim
Der to do Il with, but must have machine to Gu
it into suitable kinda to answer your purpose You
get one, you start your machine and 1t euls very
good hath. After cutting quite enough Of that ar.
tice you alter IL, but 1t still continues to cut lath
You alter 1t again, but you get nothing but lath
lath. Now, to save what timber you have left
what weuld you do2 His republican friend beiug
very good mechanic, answered, "cbsnge the ma
ohine."
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02


BosroE, August 26.-several prominent Aboli-
iionists, including ElKur Wright and s. o. Howe.
have written to Gen. Fremont speaking OF Inc dif
satisfaction existing IN tho Republican ranks. IA
advising that the Baltimore and Cleveland nomi-
aces should both withdraw their nance as Presi-
DENTAL candidates, and that now convention be
called to select a new candidate. MesBrs, Wright
and company conclude their letter as foIlows
"Psrmit US, cir, to ask whether in case Mr.. Lin
coin will withdraw, you will do DO, and ioIn your
fellow citizens in an attempt to place an admits
tration In power on basis as broad as the patroi
ism Of the country and its needs"
Gen. Fremont, under date OF Nahant, August
18th, replied at considerable length. He says he
doeA notfeel at liberty to withdraw his name with
out consulting tho patriotic party who Nominated
aim, but suggests that direct effort be- made 10
obtain an immsdiats understanding between tbe
supporters Of the Baltimore and Cleveland nomi.
nations IN order that the friends OF both NAV
esee and unite upon early day for holding ancb
q convention. The following is extracted from
Gen. Fremont's letter 'oH'
Much has been said about peace, and Won viii
excuse me II state what I understand bv N
"for me peace signifies the Integral esfabli.h.
nent OF the Union without slavery, because slavery
y the source OF all our political dissensjons. and
because the institution itself Ia condemned Nv tha
enlightened liberal spirit ofthe age, -
fhese are to be the essential conditions of nas...
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

WASHING TON, August 2S.-A letter from
the Army OF the Potomac, dated Yesterday
says that the portion of the line Of the Wei.
don railroad recaptured by tho rebels in
Thursdays engagement extends from Ream's
station to about three miles northwardly
The road had, however, previously been
entirely destroyed, anu cannot be OF any use
to the enemy while we continue TO hold that
portion north and between that and Peters
burg. The latter is securely in our posses
sion. Everything was quiet along the entire
front at the last accounts, with the exception
oil occasional picket firing, both parties being
engaged in bulrying their dead and caring for
their wounded. T.4 .tl I'l74
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

WAS EVER PEOPLH LED SO BLIsDLY p For four
years the people have been led by the Llnd guides
Of the abolition radical faction. They were told
that sixty days were sufficient to conquer twelve
millions of psoplel And now in tho fourth year
Of this blindness they are hurried on to the work
Of slaughter by hundreds of thousands When will
the people see that those who mslsd them to adopt
war, will never load them to adopt peace so long
as fortunes can be ground out of The blood aud tell
Of the poor. The very earth is saturated with the
blood of the millions Of brave victims to the bloody
car Of Moloch.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

Yankee desertera are coming into our lines IN
Increased numbers upon the strength of the recsnt
order from the Adjutant Generals office, Ruaran'
feeling protection to such desertors, aud q rapid
transfer to the border highest their homes previous
y tnoir enrolment In tie Yankee army. On Sun
rious points, and came with the order in their mock
cts, claiming lite privilege. Yesterday, between
thirty and forty arrived 10 Richmond and eported
at the caate exhibiting the order and being acoor.
ded all its privileges, benefits and immunities.
more general circulation Of the order, which takes
80 we'll with the foreign element In The Yankee aS-
my, should engage the immediate attention of our
Government.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

THE DHFERKHcE.--The editor Of the Delaware
Gazette complains of President Lincoln because
Government. We complain of him because be
does not deal more harahly with tho Offenders,
ana adopt more vigorous measures to put an end
u the CONTEST Deldiodre Republican.
Good God Has not Mr.. Lincoln called out
more men than any monarch Of modern times p
Has he not allowed the homes Of rebels to be burn
ed and their wiVeS and daughters to be- brutally
rAVishsd by negro troOpsg
1.-THE editor Of the Gazette complains of him be.
cause he has Suspended the writ Of habess corpns
So certain cases. We complain Of him because he
doea not suspe'd traitors - DeiaWare Republican.
Did he not acknowledge the Confedsratss as
hsiliVsrsnts9 And has he not suspended Meclsl-
Ian and every hero who desired to conduct the
war 90 the principles which govern civilized and
christian nations?
1.-THE editor Of the aAzette COMPLAINS of him
for interfering with certain newspapers. We COM
plain OF him because 1f the license he accords 10
treahonsbie tongues and pens."-Det. Republican.
The Constitution guarantees the right Of free
spssch. Bur has not Mr.. Lincoln iled the forts
and prisons of the country with men guilty of NO
other crime than that Of expressing their opinion
Of the bloody war that has 80 unnecessarily been
brought upon the country, by the refusal Of the
radicals TO sntsr into compromise, when com
promise was sought by the whole psopls sutsde NJ
radical sbolltonists?
"Ine saiser Of me daAstts complains Of him,
because hs does mot let the Southern people alone
him bscause he does not hit than Ssrdat hIo,Is
and teach them that safety depends on beins
ieyai.-Dst Republican.
Has not the ingenuity of the Northern States,
snu VI Nur0Ps' pSen sought without stint Of
money, ior evsry species Of machinery to give
power TO his blows2 The world stands aghast at
the resistance. 1t would asem that Goa hin,..,s
had stsppsd In to sustain m. ,.bs,s o. -ss as'
Is their pluck, and marvellous thar sffor,. tb.,
John W. Forney, himself, in the Praus of ths oe,b
Ut August, says;
awe can afford 10 offer vana,ons .na D..un.,.t.
nous terms to the people Of the South, who. now
ever, erring, are still our brethren--bons Of our
zone ana nesn Of our hssh-"
This ia what the Democrats propose to do. Bu,
Fofnsy says farther;i nrrit
ava are not sgh,,nv n fo,.,r, a. r..,,
poured ont in this war Tor liberty mingIss with the
blood that y Toured out, not for slAvary. but for
,Sss 49,. rn lnoepenaence' ans II We can change
independence can be better ,nst
Union, why should not all the issueS sno.n.
sniy Of national unity, be entrusted to National
convention Southern Independence has already
nfsseiy asserted itself In the field Of battle. So,
inueeu, mas northern Independence. Each has
SHOWN It's ability to defend itself and yet the South
has been unable to tear itself away from the old
onion'
We 40 not charge Mr.. Forney with squirting at
recognition by the use Of the words "southern
Independence" But many person will no doubt
Ausmpt to draw this Inference
Hrhs editor Of the Gasette complains of him b,.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
The Nomination OF Mcclellan Certain.
Especial Despatch 10 The World

CHICAGO, August .2s.
The crowd was largely reinforced by arrivals on
every train. Large numbers fail to obtain any
accommodations whatever, and will be Obliged to
remain In the streets. Party feeling runa high TO-
night There have been some very earnest and
exciting discussions on nominees and the forth
coming platform. The surface feeling has l ct
been apparently SO enthusiastic for Mcclellan to-
night, but the under current. is stronger than ey-
er' 1t Is now quite. certain that he will be nom
mated on the first ballot The eontesting Ken
lucky delegation had hearing tonight before the
national Executive Committee Their cnse will
however DO finally decided by the committee on
credentials. As an evidence of feeling for
Mcclellan, the act may be cited that bogus tel.
sgran was sent yesterday morning to every station
on the Pit,sburg and Chicago Railway, stating
that Mcclellan would go through on a special
train The result was thaton ssory station on the
road immense crowds gathered to welsoue him.
at one small place in Ohio II Is estimated that near
seven thousand people were present at the sta
tion. The Keystone Club, Of Pbilaphia, salutsd at
each place siih ihsir artillery on board their sps
eIsl iraln.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
ATTENTION. DEMOCRATS.

An adjourned meeting of the Democratic Party
win be held at the Headquarters, Tenth and SHIP
ley Streets, Tuesday, Aug. s0th, at "a PM, to
piaesin nomination candidates to be supported
1t the City election to be held Tuesday, Sept g.
All voters favorable to the cause are requested To
Htssnd. By order Of the President.
JoHH @. ooLE, Secretary.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

Nav f9RK, august 2s.-Ths Hsrala's Chicago
special states that Senator sprasue arrived there
on Friday Night with an Official document, or
agreement from President Lincoln OF his with
drAwal aaa candidate for re-elestion. It Ia nm.
dc rstood that sprague and others have eone 10
Joliet, Illinois, to agrse upon candidate 10 ure.
ssnt 70 nsw hepubiicen convention, aud thai
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
HARLAN q RRoTHnR.

,ssliaiu4 (suceessora to Edward L. Rcs) iosssl
MO. .ss a. SECOND ST.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
pRfaes,2 Liquors A. Groceries.
EHn THE undersigned would respec thlly gy<z,a
EEENjcall attention TO their stock Of HINEhEA4ffT
AAsA&and LIQUORS. The facilities possessed n 5eM
% BY him for obtaining all Wines and Liquors 10 sa&
their purity with long experience In the business aors
assuranee Tor the character and quality Of his nss, a.
amongst his stock may be found ae'f
EosSd v Gn re' 90 sssos w SRl
In wood and bottle, sI t.s
Madelra Port Lisbon, Sweet Malaga,
Teneriiie Sherry, Ohnmpague, Clarot. IL.
WINES, very choice and old in Wood and bottles.
Extra fine Mcnongahela Whnkey two tofvs yeara ola
41- Tavern Keepers supplied on the most fsAsonsti
terms. Families supplied with the cheapest wines aud
Liquors. for culinary purposes.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
Invads In want Of old Wines and Liquors u vatloua
kinds, Tor medicinal purposes may rest assured Of OBJ
talnnR them Of the finest quality, from HARLAN \
BRO No 3, East Second street, opposite the lower Mas
OLD WINES AND t.IQU0Rs.
Superior old Who's Liquors for medicinal purposes
VITA general naaortm Mt of we'll selected aRooRRIks
always on hand, and for sale at fair prices ny
HARLAN BROTHER. No. 3, East Second 81,
TEAS, WINES, GROCERIES,,
AND LIQUORS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
Hotels, country trade and consumers supplied whole
sale and retail W the cnsk, deohn, dO9en package
nsaored kinds All orders by post other wsc received
giving limit in nice warranted to be saIlsBctofiIy nil
ed ths goods taken baok. Please call aud examine
HARLAN 4 BR0plER's, No. Fast ssccud Street
Wilmington, Del. Dsbsr .iaeii'
NOTICE TO sPoRTsMEs.
Duponrs best Eagle Powder In oanistefs una 81 h.
kegs duck and ride, Also shot OF ell nizes
ran and reed bird shooting, 10 season. percussion oape
huu pesier IN tlover, Iiouy Orchard sud Herd drRss
Beed, oil for sale by HARLAN n BROTHER
may ~ Opposite the lower Market uouss.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
R, R. H.
BORROWERS OF IDEAS.
BORROWERS OF IDEAS,
u0RROWERg or TnFAo


There are not at the present time twelve differ
emit kinds Of medicines that can be claimed as
original discoveries, that indicate special Gu
ratye power over disease, 10 the world OF all the
popular remedies In the United States, not six oan
claim originality s4..r Is. Fl =
RADWA.V's READY REhIFF
Was the first remedy that was ever Issued to the
world under the assurance that 1t would stop the
most violent palms 10 few moinentB and that is
controlling influence over pain was superior to
Chloroform, Morphine, Opium, Hyosoiamus, Col.
chenm, and other otcial Preparations; that Il ac-
oemplished Its cures without deadening the percep
tive faculties Of lulRg the patient to nssnsibiliiy
that the patient suffering pain was instantly re-
lieyed of pain, without disturbing the general
health and faculties. This discovery was original
The history Of medicine, furnishes no such remedy
yet, after Its success was proven, imitatore set
TO work and the country was flooded with a To-
gion Of limitations some were called pain killers
instant relief speedy relief &c. all Of which are
mere limitations of Railways Ready Relief II the
public desire positive remedy that-will stop pain
Immediately after il is used, purchase Radway's
Ready Relief, Price 20 cents per bottle. ssld by
Druggists
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

- The Washington Republican statas that from
the diary Of a captured officer II 10 asoertainsd
va, me rebels have repaired the railroad between
Richmond and Culpepper, and that trains haya
been running regularly for more th.n I month
past. Large quantities Of grain gathered in he
Shenandoah Valley by Early have been sent to
Richmond The captured stiosr says one.third
OF the whole rebel force In the valley, from the
ployed in thrsshing grain and removing IL to Cal.
pepper.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
First National Bank OF Whining

Corner Of 4th and Market SITS, I..
u. BErTs, Pres, GEO. u. ARMSTRONG, Cashier,
Subscriptions received fW the new seven and
three-tenths Treasury notes. Aug. 24-im.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

"a one handrst words or issa constitute . square.
tn Single insertion 80 cents per square.
"a. wgntt oft lines, single insertion, IS eentA
The DELAWARE GAzErTE Ia puhllshed every Tuesday
sua Friday A. THRBE DOLLARS YEAR. payable in adj
No subscriptions viii be received for less than three
aontha, and paper discontinued until all iesrases
FAid. unlasaat The option Of the publisher.
phs WEEKLY DELAWARE GAzRrTRi Ia published ever
faaAy At TWO DoLLAEs PER AHYUN, payable in ad-
rhnos.
ADVERTISEMENTS not excsedng square win DO in
ssEfad three times for dollar and twenty-five esnis 10
svsr subsauent Insertion; longer Ia the proper
SION.
0aA Advertisements seat Without stating the time the
20 be published. will " conduned until they orbt
$50 charged AessrtiRg . the shove terms.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

for nearly whole term by common joker--a
man whom John Hickman Is reported to have
said is "more. fitted for clown than President
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

CHARLES b, LoEE, Attorney at-LsH. No. 7O2
AArkss street WILMINGTON, Del.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

Ss-NsW Han pshirs has 1000 more women
than men
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
DIED.

douERr-A August %, In this city Henry Altman, son
- o1ueoIga aud Charlotte Goneft, aged months =
18th, at Monroeyills, Md, Lent
a years
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

"A Mornsn" must furnish us with the author
mama
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
AKIN & ALLEN.
CENTRAL s
Grocery, Flour, Feed,
Grain and Seed stores,
Nos. 401 and 403 Market Street.
N whore may bo found constantly GU hand

l whore may DO found constantly GU hand
SsStA llarge assorment Of
Groceries and Provisions,
of all kinds, comprising Nns l. aud haekero in bar
rss halls quartsrs and kits Ashons Marahars and lv-
erpool uround sat Hams, Shoulders, Dried Beef and
Tongues, Sugar, Teas, Coffee and MolaRsep
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS,
Such Red Clover Timothy Orchard Grass Herd aras
Mixed Lawn Grass, Broom Corn, Annual Rye erase,
White Dutch Clover, Primitive Green Grass Miet Buck
wheat Usage Orange, Italian Rye Grass Perenna) Ken
lucky Blue Grass. and FlBxse,d.
BIRD sEEDs.-oanary, Hemp, Millat, Rape, yellow
Nav Lettuce, and Unhulled Rice
FLOWER 5EEDss-Anuual, Biennial and Perennial,--
large assortment, comprising such kinds only have
proved suitable IN this climate. 7
rB Hops, Farna, Corn Starch Pearl Barley Unhu1led
RinH, Flour. DC, 60. AKIN &hLLEN.
WI. II. AKIN. JEDIprAH ALIEN.
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rDupNuAms FURNITURE ExPREss-oFFIcE lis
ID West Eleventh street. between Ffsh and siAsn ave
nues-p an5farteA Palutn-a, NrrDrs, China &c, boxed
nl sht.d 10 All n1s the world. Large WAGONS Tor
tstn,iuss In cltv Furniture stored
CtAHroRDts ExPRHss CvrPANr DELIVERS GOODS
A4ynatianyIia OEee 40 West ST oct.
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WATRRpRooF oLorHINe. sc,

AMERICAN WATERPROOF CLOTu CoMPANYs
kLOCKtD RUBBER GOODS.
Talfnas Sackcoats, Capes LcsNps llna Horse Covers
Al9O, LADIES CLDAKE -
Those goods possess 10th nsh equa appearance 20
nne rath md anrgalei FOR shtuess
ty. Warranted water prsoL Tor sale bv y. H. rAiLoR 4
Ee, Barclay street. ~.
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al onn REWARD STOLEN FROM MY HOUSE
% .OtIU on pht OF August the following prt

Dl.OUU on the night OF August thr folowing wv,
ces One Diamond Bracelet set In silver one Diamond
Brooch silver: one Brscset Emerald and Diamond
Bracelet OF coral. Bracelet Of chain work god
Bracelet OF Bracelet oil scotch peOples ons
Gold Cham aud bocxet one Pearl Y ng blue ensns ons
Gold cham charm attached Cold Brooch Win garner
stone one Brooeh Stone Cameo set IN blue turluos; one
silver Teapot silver sugar Bowl, one Silver nllk
GRAVY Spoon. two silver sauce Jsuses
twelve silver Table spoons twelve silver DesseIt
SftrT one silver SOUP ade silver Fish Silica four
SILVER Egr spoons two Gold Thimbes one Gold watch,
rreon cuelneled do large Silver Forks one DOZEN
small silver FORKS One thousand dollars reward WI .
of the properly an1 ~ .hc
thieyes Ave hundred Tor sither. SETH u. HUME. Y
BLSFINGros, VT. August o, lStf 81
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cAsHBERG PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE FoR.
ia. Ladies' and Genemens Cast OF Clothing. PARTIES,
waited BY L. Cashbeg % hast Twelfth street,
near Broadway. Ladies' waited upon by Mrs. 9.