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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Improvements The congregation OF Trinity
! Church In this city about making several
Improvements in H. The church will be new
" PAINTED and renovated, a handsome new
stained window introduced in IT, and the Sun
day school room enlarged by the addition OF a
new building that will extend Il Fifth
Street to the black smith shop Of Mr. Wisdom
| The aggregation have literally subscribed to
aid these improvements, and oie gentleman
has subscribed 5000 to aid in procuring The
new stained window glnsl.
Extensive Improvements are being made in
the gas works in this city, enabling ths'4 to
make twice the quantity OF R44 they have
heretofore don, Extensive LuJi ~, md
works are in r.ogrsss.
For SAFE. "A fine 10 hlras pDS3r eieiue,
with JuisJn governor attached, az one ut
Connery'5 pa'ent boilers IS horse no Ser, new
and IN good order, for sale vary low fir cash.
They are 10 BE- sold because the onwer has
no use for them. Apply at 2O3 West Front
street, Wilmington, Del.
Fine Horss-Thonas Hisginr. of Mill Creek
Hur dred, has very fine two-ycqr old horse colt,
which cannot q beaten by any in the neighbour
hood. tie is IL hands hgn, and IL called Rainbow,
pfter the old revolutionary horse Of that name -
Farmers and others who take Any in terest in the
improvement Of horse aosb, should call and exam
inc him.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

TINS CuoLEBA.- In Philadelphia on Tuesday
theFe were o cases Of cholera and death, the
increase, there IA ma doubt, being nused by the
damp state Of The weather. In New York, on
Monday, thcIe we're cases Nui in Brooklyn,
the number for that d1g was ~. During the
last week there we're leo dcnihs fr1n cholera
in BrooklyH. Tho diseesa lac etmost d!sap-
peered from the islands in Now York ha'bar,
but two new cases bgytug been exported sor
several da! ., In tho west tho che ga Is raging
with great severity In Oincinnni there were
80 deaths on Friday last; "a or Saturday, 90 on
Sunday, ard Sc on Monday. ard during the first
! days Of the prevalencs OF the discasc in that
city, there were $40 deaiha In ST. Louis, on
Monday, there were 80 cage Of cholera ard 20
deaths steamer with coloted troops, which
arrived AZ that city from Cnyo lad 81 deethi
among its passengers and is nov anchored il
the Mississippi, with &c cases on board. An
other steamer, rom the lower Mississippi whict
arrived at ST. Louis OF Monday, had easel
and 2 deaths on board. Toe disetse has bro.
ken ont in Memphis, deaths having occurred
on Sunday and Monday. At New Orleans Their
were 50 deaths en- SUndry and Monday. A
H.. Chicago cholera had also appeared, 20 case
and Gel,hs being reported from Frid,y t.
Monday lsst.-[ Ledger.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
HEGIs'rER's OFFICE.

NHN CASTLE COUSTY. August l5th. 1885,
Upon the application OF John Ferris, tIecutor Of
Uthe last will aud Tesiament OF Mtrgsrvt Purdy tate
of Wlmn gtou dOo., Deceased It j. ORDERED
directed by the Register thai the EIeeator atore-
SAID give notice Of the granting Of Lstlerr TIES
mSnthry upon the Eststo oi tha deceased, with tn,
date OF granting there rs causing advertisements.
Letters SIX of the most public placer OF the Count
OF New Castle requiring all persons hAvink demands
AR2instth Estate to present the same abide by
Act Assembly Auc case ade and provided. And
also cause the to be inserted within
riod in the Delaware Republics publish
ed in Wilmington,And to be continued therein two
months.
III Given nder he hR nd nd Sc OF once OF the
g. Register aforesaid, II New Castle New Castle
(>-i Co. aforesaid, the day and year above written
R-C.PRhIh, Register:
sOTICE.--An psrsons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present. the same duly
attssttd TO the EAtcutOr. beior5 August 18th
1877 aside the Act OF Assembly 4 such cNse made
and provided. JOHN RkRRlS, Executor
Address Nc. al 81 pley s:reet, Wilmin ston, pel
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
DIED.

DIED.
In this city, on the 81 INST, Margaret Wild
ow OF the late Stephen Purdy, in the 6elh ear
OF her age.
In Christian Hundred, on the 10th inst
Mary A0n, wife of Thom2 Brown, in the 80 III
year of her age,
In this city, or 'e 18Th inst, Richard Frank
lin, son Of Richa. and Sarah Jane Cox, aged
about ID IN ipths.
In this city, on the l4th inst Mary, wife of
Jsbez Nicholson, aged rs year5.
}r bennett Township Pc. on the 10th inst,
Margaret CrossleY, formerly of Wilmlns ton /,
aged AZ Yeas.
In Brooklyn, of typhoid fever, jui, So uIt.,
George Fl the believe son Of William II, and
Maggie 7. Bowen, aged ears, months and
> days.
Dearest George thou hast left us,
And thy loss we deeply feel,
But It's God that has bsreft us,--
Ho can all our sorrows heal.
On the l2ih inst, at Tusculum, nes- Will
mington, Delaware, Henderson Pesrce aged
nine months, infant sou OF DR.. H. P. and Ellen
Jennings Crute, Of Morehouje Parrish, La,
God took thee IN his mercy,
A lamb untasked, untriedi
He fought the fight for thee,
lie won the victory
And thou art ssuctifsd.
Now like dew drop sbrnsd
Within crystal stone
Thou Hrt saio in Heaven m7 dove,
Safe with the source OF love,
The everlasting 0ne.
10 Mill Creek Hundred, on the 10th ins; Of
diptherA, upon her 9th birth day, Ada, only
child OF Jacob and Margaret Hanna.
Twas sad TO gaze on that youthful face
Az still and cold she lay,
And think 80 blooming child us she bad been
Must now 60 soon decay.
Oh Death thou lowest the beatiful,
In fullnesl OF heart we cried
Thou hast stricken US sorely and borne u her
home,
Our "darling Addier who died
oh how me miss her among the flowers
In the garden where she played,
We shall miss her more a. ibe freside
When The flowers have all decsyed.
Here are the toys and the empty chair
And her books now lain aside,
! All these are thrilling remembrancsrs,
OF our "darling Addie" who died
In the quiet eve as you sat alone,
| Or as midnight hour draws near,
| When the cFicket's chirp and the c.ock's duh
tick
Are the only sounds you hear
/ Forget not 10 your solitude
As you grieye for yonr household pride,
| Sne's happy in Heaven and beckons you on,
To youI dazzling Addie" who died,
| A. X. p.
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Wawaset IS 4 q le 6l4 1876
yontpat Oll1 4 4 or


Umpire-Chas Flowers, Adelphi B. B. O.,
New York. Home Ruus-Windle Perkins
2, Hawkins 2, Gibson l, Simmons 3, Wilson 3,
Hates 4, Garrett /, total ls Irwin l, Bell l,
Eavonson l, total 3. Fly Catchss-Wawaset
l, Contest T. Passed Balls-Wawaset 7 Con-
test IL. scorsrs-Moore, CONTEST Nckersou
Wawaset.
Time of game, hours.
NorIoE.-Bsse Ball players are requested to leok
TO their interest and purchase their Balls and Bats
at Boddys. He sells the Empire Regulation aud
the Eagle Ball at 81 Is each aud full sised Bats at
3.75 per doAen, and all other implements used in
tho game, at equally reduced rates. He also sells
Fire Works Ia larger quantities than any other es.
Enlistment in the State. Those In want OF either
Of the above articles or good lee Cream had better
BY Order OF JOHN BOLDLY.
N, D. Playing rules of the game may be OBJ
tanned. in2l.6t
a Card MIR. Edtor.-Allow me throu gh
ysur paper to return my sincere thanks to my
friends who during my temporary absencs
| from home, so kindly brought forward my
name as q candidate for the Mayoralty Of the
city, which honor respectfully decline.
| Yours Respectfully,
Aug IL, 1859. WIN. q. PIERCE,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

HoRRIRLE NuapER On Monday last, the
qniSt community Of Jerusalem Lancaster CO.
Pa, was shrowa into a state of the widest ex-
citement by the mysterious murder of Mrs
Mary Emersoh, wife OF one OF the wealthies'
citizens in thu county. She was found ia the
| nursery, her child in her arms, with dsgge r
IN her heart, around which was twined n cord
She had been nursing the child when the fatal
blow was struck, aud the dagger had p,sssd
through ono cheek of the infant, pinnrg it
fas' to her bosom Mrs. Emerson, when di g.
covered had probably been dead about
an hour. Tne wound Vt the child was not Sc
rious. There is not the slightest elus to the
murderer
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Delaware 10 . q q
Home runs-Delsware, 4; Ekton, /. Fly
catches--Delaware, 3; Elkton, d. I'm pire, P
Higgins OF Atlas Club.
Religious Grove Neettsg.-There will bo 4
meeting held in Woodland Grove a few steps
from the Railway Depot, on Delaware Ayeune,
on SUNDAY, the 10th instant, at half past three
O'Clock, P. NJ. At this pleasant season of the
year nothing can be lore appropriate than 10
commune with nature and natures God. The
most important ofrelgious topics will be con-
sidered, viz: ala the doctrine of future endless
punishment Bible doctrine2' The Rev. 10.
eeph d. Amies s prepared to give this ques.
ton candid add important consideration =
All those who take an interes. in religious
matters may be probably entertained; all
such and the public generally, are respectfully
invited to attend.
Locotoco Cand,data.-The Locot0co Conven-
ton will meet ut Dover to-day, TO nominate
candidates for Governor and Congress. They
chartered n special train from this city and
therefore we suppose that they wish to make
demonstration that will produce some effect
at the capitol. We presume that salisbury
and Nicholson will be renominated, althongh
other candidates have been spoken of. At a
meeting held in New Castle on the 9th incl, a
rsnni IT, - r. "a 49,, - -
.. oa'1 ,e n.n,s. ", LAM. ponaor Of w;1aan
he"tq e"1 r., at a. 80. " - 49, -
f snu ~ - W. a. az. 49, 10y s'e ~
,or oose,no. a,,,,Sod - ' ~ ~ IT, ~ :
heatu ~ M. N;ohoIa ~. ",us 4; II,
oppoet'loH ~ ~. ~ 80 us
ai'o~ins s",uo ",;,r,..os,. ~ ~ N1' :,
III ~ ~ "t"s,I ~ -, r., - ~ -
wou.u ue as u ,ts,, A'-' "''u9 '''
'he peu'"e VI ""' IN. "'p'''n'
County CohpenHon'-Ihe locofocos oil TINS
city have selected the following delegates TO
the county conventtoe OF their pa7ty
plnn,telt alternate: "a ward. Abort Thatcher
ds,agnta John Ii SIdham. A ltcrnate I'd
uar5 Archibald Giyip. delegate, James Oars.
cali sltprnnta. n ward jJames N. Watson
dsIara,e. Michsel lIarrity. alternate 5,h ward
William McjJonnell. delcyate. John Springer
alternate
80, ar. ~ -, O.,
an unsSuut "" az ~ Cn,y,. !
spec,ai oGei Dry "ns pa. ~ ~. ~
ior tne Sohnen'oh I'M - ~.
money, tus ooiesrs vi tn1 eNaaG Ga 80 4h,t1
surPrIseu " nhu an Nuei,S 5o,1 80, Ia, nH''
crown worm W" ofet 90 ~ "~o'
eontliousea " s1ians'l W. ~H 'er
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Among the victims o. the cholera in Oiuein-
natl WAS William Holmes the minstrel late
OF Trimble's Varieties In PittsbnrI. He died
In the Office Of W. @. Snythe's Palace Variety
in Cincinnati. The man Who carried his death
notice to tie newspaper Offices died three
hours atterw rds, friend OF Holmes named
James Malay, became alarmed n, the sudden
death of Hclm's, took to drinking brandy, be-
cana H. toxicatet, tell out Of the fourth story
wndnw and ives killed
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Umpire-Mr. j. Tedwith of the Capital club
OF Dover. Scorers-G. W. Unrup, Alert E.
Sham, Telegraph. Fly Catches-Alert 6; Tele-
graph 2. Home Runs-Alert 3; Telegraph l.
Balls, Bats, Score Cards and Books for Base Ball
players, for sale at Hsllans Segar Store, No. IL
East Fourth street. may 81 At
Base Ball players always procure Bats Of best
quality, Eagle and Star Balls, at Hallam's Segar
store, No. IL East Fourth Street. may 21'4t
Base Ball.-An interesting match game Of
base ball was played on Thursday afternoon
last, between the Contest OF Philadelphia and
the Wawaset ofthis city,on the playing grounds
o, the latter. The batting OF the Wawaset
could not be excelled, but the fielding as usual
was not go good as it should have been. The
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
FOsI IsE Mt.

Brick Yard q Dwelling House.
49,, The pwrll1s u-a and q Ioe Yard, formerly
kiiii occupied by absaIum h ahh- Cbe-te will
EiiI b e rented reRsnuas 10 terms fr thu balssCa
ofih- prustnt year md tho eusuirg year, The Bfie K
yard il much necGoi in tins Community, being the only
QUE in the vi nty aud from enr i've iundTei thou
sand Bricks and Tile bl made aud sold annual v
The init and fixtures will be sold on reasonable terms
MRS j. ~ pJBBS,
ArglG.St ChcstertoSn, Md.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Lost.-A gold sleeve button, naving On 1t the old
En- ylish letter was lost the 5th OF July 1868.
10 going from Wilmington to Chadds Ford A
suitable reward will be paid the finder on returning
1t 10 1872 King Street. aug 8 2t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
WILMINNTON N ARK Els

PHILADELPHIA MARkETb.
PIoUR AND MstL-The Flour market ia dull. Super
inc aud fancy brands is quoted at IS b0f so as to
to quality. Rye Flour nominal at 50 so and Pennsyl
vania Corn Meal at IS 80 per bbl
GRNS-wneat is Arm: Red s. 7o92 rs white, 90 so
as %, Rye IL held at co. Small saleF of Penn ssya1a
AZ oi, Corn is higher sales Of yellow at IS conts.
Oats scarce at Soc The last sale of Barley Malt was
at 81 IS.
sEEDsThere sveryttlel Inquiry for covsrseed, which
Is quote from 60 so TO 90 per 81 lbs Timothy is
quoted st 10 per bushsl. Tsesd 10 selling at IS 10
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
TUESDAY, the 18th day of Sortember

next Gel Jck A, NJ, TO elect by ballot, PRESI.
DENT, TREAsUhEk, aud eEvEN DIRECTORS for the
Kent County kail Road Company to serve until tie
ond Monday Of May next, shen new election will be
held according to the Charter Of the said Company
According prIvis 0 the Charter, each share
o. Stock subser bed will enitc tue holder vote,
and he will entitled to ny votes be shall have
shares OF Stock. II Stakeholder cannot conveniently
attend the meeting, they can appoint by writing,
agent pr Ky, to yots their STOCK the written author
ty to be signed by the St4ekhol r. but
euar form will be necessary 1t be Substantially cor
rect.
Tho Commissioners ench ss attend, will act us
Judges Of tho Election ami appoint Secretary pro ten
for the purposes Of organ LStOn aud recording tho pro
cecdugs. TIE Polls wi kept open from the tine Of
meeting till Cock. r. u a.ri ample tire for All
to vote. mai Iruy tho Bl,rd of Directors be
reideuts the Stato OF Maryland The Judges Of Fec
persons may he legally chosen. majority oi al the
ast will he necessary to constitute valid eli con.
1t cuuutnR the ballots eltc."n IL not msde Of
any of the officers 10 lie chosen, ballot
ngs viii he had vItil the cleo shall be fcted, al
though longer time than thut designed shall be re-
CURED II tho day II erection should be uclemeHt and
fair number Cf votes -..l be poled a5l 11ru.
mcut Will be 70 sic day, Al tut bour and
p1 ge be'or1 votes viii lie received Il
O'Clock Z, ~
fnil attendance of oil subscribers IL respectfully and
earnestly req AssIed.
ISAAC PARSONS.
GEORGE ". SPENCER,
David Z. DLACklSroN,
SEoRGn j. HANDY,
EDWARD lLRlNs,
SAMUEL g.. SPENCER,
GFoBoE WORKERS.
ANDERSON ". MELVIN,
SAMUEL FISHER,
oALBB W, spHY,
ausl6 wtim, Commissioner
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KENT COUNTY RAIL ROAD.
I'm ssE sgM a
Meeting Of Stockholders

frHE undersigned Con misslontrs appointed by Of
the Legislature Of Maryland entitled Act t. in
corporate Tie Kent County Railroad Company" pas.
sed the sth of March, 1864 and act passed the
18th OF February l. So entitled An Set to repeal he 12h
scci III Of an Act to lcJrpora the kvLt Conhtv Rail
rnnd Company passed the sth Of Marc1 1866 CHAPTER
las to sid sections thereto and to appoint four
Commission ia the place OF four deceased Com
missones, by vrtue Of the power and authority
ferred upon hom by the said Acts do hereby give notice
u all the stockholders subschers for Stock in the
Kent County Rail kotd Company To me ct at the Court
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
PROPOSALS

70 ! FURNISHING TIE CITY LAMPS WITH COAL
OIL, CHIMNEYs, WICKS AND MATCHES.
Tho Lamp Committee Of the City Coulcl at Whining
ton hereby invite Sealed Proposals f furnishing the
City Lamps with Coal OIL Chimneys, wicks ani Matches
fir year from September !, ls56 Tue proposals
must be accompapied with samples the ticles he
furnished well their prices The Coal OIL to be
delivered At the City Hall, in such quantities as may
from time to time he required Bids will he received at
the office Of the Clerk nt the City Council until
o'clock the evening Tuesday, August 2sth, lsd6.
The Committee the right to rel ect all lids II
considered too high. THOMAS TITUS,
ct Chairman nf Lmp Committee
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FOK sAhE.
HOTEL FOR SALE.

n
A. Il That large and beautiful three story Rrick
WA Hotel. kunwn tn. Logs Mouse, ht the
lInSkI ner Of Delaware Avenue and bnnont street,
City RAilwl Depot IN the CITY Of W In ngtau.
THIS is splendid property has p all private,
with hall IN he centre large ball room and doub lie
lurs IA, hot and cold wafer through the house,
and rate cellar, all cnnple order with porcnes
sides Of the hnu'e The Lot Ia 6D ieet in, front
and ITS irei deep This Il the very best Hotel
Properties tho City, kud may in slew double
In value as wilt he sold aud Easy terms
Nm. BrIGHr n SJN, Real Estate Dealers
uRl6-Sm- Wilmington, Del.
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Delaware City Academy.

THE next term nj this school will begin ID. V GU
Monday, Sept. Sd, 1856 The Prinoi al reiers any
Of hoss Who had children wards in his charge during
the past for Information in regard to the character
Of the school, For to- ms, &c, Hpplyto
RAUGHER,
aug 6.5m Prtucinai.
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!sIaWars 2epmblieau.
THURSDAY, August 10, 1865. q

REPUBLICAN, UNION NOMINATIONS
For Governor,
JAMES RIDDLE
Tor Representative in Congress,
IOHN L. McGIN.
For Sheriff.
SAMUEL ALLEN.
FOR Coroner,
BENJAMIN T. BELLEW.
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GmprOVed Tomato fsOttics

JULIAN HARE, has mtde important i'm.
w proveuent mis- celebrated stoua Air-1ight Jar
lOt preserving TomatGe., rendering hem cert ~ L.
keep, and simple 70 seal The ia no jar or Can hSt
JsrBiiy0u d have them Keep. Call At the Pottery
No. 900 French Street, above second, Nilringtou Del
quantity desiI ed
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NIATxRI led

N1ATE4I
On the LIST inst, in Chester NJ. z. Church,
by Rev. II. e, Gilroy, Mr.. Livingston Tnlley, o!
Cieymont Delaware, to Miss Sarah J. Clark,
OF Chester, Pa.
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Committee Philadelphia Conference
B. NkwroN Bsows, Baltimore Conference

Base Ball. "A social game OF base ball was
played on Friday, August 10th, between the
Alert of Mddletown, aud the Telegraph, Of
Clayton; on the ground OF the latter. The fol-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
VIM. II. REYNOLDS
SIS REWARD,
Teeth Extracted viii nut Pain.

DR., THOMAS j. GoSl., 7, has rrocu re a
Sef@ an apparatus for app,sir Narcotic Either
-. ing the gum and takins ,ay I'll feeling,
and enabling MN 70 eNtrAc teeth for person with
out pain There is no dansrr like u arising from
tasins oitre, oxd ehoroflrm &c. b. it may u safely
used by one BY long expert am enabled to
man ufs cture Gold, silver, Amber and VulcAnite
rs cheaper than can be had elsewher-,
t. J. GOSBIN, Surgeon Dentist,
AuR Is llcn OF Mhrket Street. Nav Na stln
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
GREAT BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.

rl,HE subscriber having determined to relinquis st
keeping, will sell of his stock Of Dry Goods au
Grostres, comprising all articles usually kept in I'M
try store very reduced rates Persons wishing bar.
gains should call at his store At the upper end of New
ark. Ia also ofsrs the stock fixtures for sale and
the store Tor rent OLIVER EASTBURN.
nj IN i'm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

A Hand Hay Press, with ohAip-in good order. Apply
70 PU6EY BRorHkRS, Wilmington, Deb jyleu
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ausl5 within
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

~ RANAWAY rom the Subscriber, Mil Creek
Hundred, on the oh inst indentured boy,
~ Nuahed klDah Hoy. aged abonT IA years. H. il a
lspll faced heavy ret bog, aud has rather down
~ar look All persons cautioned against harLorinr
or trusting him my account The above reward will
he paid tor his return but no eharses,
aug lS-St FREDERICK KLAIR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
Fairlee Steam Saw Mill.

TWO Cylinder Boilers rs feet long, SO in diameter
with COCKS and connect GU pipes all complete ties.
eo rs are aim st good and would be suitable
for \ Saw Mill Apply 90, or address A. RALPH Co,
lU5 Arch ST. Phil tdelpbia. tulv NV
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sgrsss and sugress within shs prison walls Al time
there perhaps thousand people standing In tho
streets large number o. them remaining ur.. IL. close
Of the execut on, some two hours AMI a half Al oass
one half Of this motley COMPANY were yodng IN u
Tue POLICE ARnAkCgAf.Ts
We're placed in charge Of Captain Jourdan,
who was assisted BY eeSssAnts Welsh and Quinn
or tho sixth precinct They were the most excel-
lent 81 any that haye attended former executions
In the Tombs. squad Of ten men each, from the
FIRST Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Seventh Eighth,
Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Thirtsenth Fesr.een:h and
In oil had detailed by superintendent Kennedy TO
report TO Captain Jourdan, and co.operaie with a
platoon Of from tho sixth. portion OF these were
stationed inside and SO arranged as 10 form avenue
from the prison door 10 The Raows
Superintendent Kennedy aud Inspector Leonard were
present as also was sheriff Clark, Of Boston; Judge
Johnson Warden Of Sing Sing Prison; Mr. Franklin,
head clerk; Mr. Stanley, head keeper and Dr. Pryne,
Physi ian and Surgeon to that institution There we're
large number OF oher no,abos present, all Of VIII
were assigned good positions The utmost good order
prevailed throag hout, everybody seemingly being i'm
prcssed with the soiemnily Of The scene which they
we're about TO Witness and anxious that il shonld pass
Off with dignity and decorum.
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San fRAsolsco, Ausrst ~, ls6C.
four story brick LODGING house Ia Summer street
fell al three o'clock this morning tcaused by excavations
IN the adiosning iui killing SIX persons and wounjng
nfeen, come fatally.
Major Gencrsi Rufus ibgsls and General Tsbccck ar
riycd from Oregon
The nes japanese Iafin makes the export duty on
hemp Two toos raw cotton two boos twenty Ave ccua,
aud eassn thirty cents
Arrived, ahips Flect~cod. slower, ana yituls Peck
New York The latter reports John snGIaif cabin
boy, crowned ~ sca, and third ofcer William Joyce
Warren, ~ Rhode gslai, killed by falling from the ton.
ssii ysfn -N# AM.E@s
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I,ic.I.

Dnt0S. on Friday, Aagnsal., a. the residence or his
mother. ilo Esvl srtsen'b street HsSnx y pr,os ~
the 18th wear Of bis age
Notice. ~ the raVerA IN tomorrow Z pspes
Snrs.--At Huntrs Point. Long 1slnpd R.ssy. the
beloved ehia Of Seuhew and Mary smith, ssed 8
weeks and 6deys
rhe fungrs viii take place from her fathers res.
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MOVEMENTS 0E CENTRAL sHlgxkg.

UNAet. August II, Itot.
General sherman ana several s,aa oh,csrs. accom-.
panied hy Senator John sherman arrived here yesier-
day They leave here tomorrow morning hv the Union
Pacific Hailroed, their way a. rcft laramie sud he
mountains.