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FINANCE AND COM7NEROE.
OFFIoE OF THE EVENING TELEsRAPH, |
MnnAou nNf NeQV

The Stock Market was dull this morning, and
prices were unsettled. Government bonds
were firmly held. 1909 was bid for 1O4Os; 1854
ioI June 7-3Os; 1l2t ior s. of 1881; 1928 for '62
62Os; 1903 for 64 520s 1904 for '65 520s and 107b
for July, '65, 5-20s. City loans were in fair de-
mand. The new issue sold at l0Os@l0ls slight
decline: and old do. at 98, no change.
Railroad shares continue the most active on
the list. Reading sold at 48@48t, an advance
OF 1; Pennsylvania Railroad at 81 no change;
Lehigh Valley at 81, no change; Catawissa pre-
and Erie at 26@26a, a decline of !; and Northern
Genital at 42b, no change; l22 was bid for Cara
den and Amboy; GA tor Norristown; 564 for
Minehill; and 800 for North Pennsylvania.
In City Passenger Railroad shares there
WAS nothing doing. l02 was bid for Hestou.
vile; 80 for Green and Coates; 26 for Girard
College; and 35 for Union.
Bank shares were firmly held at full prices,
but we hear of no sales. 1913 was bid for Seventh
National; 247 for North America; 96 for Western;
20 for City; GA for Commonwealth; and 643 for
Union.
Canal shares continue dull IS was bid for
Lehgh Navigation 81 for Morris Canal; and 80
for Morris Canal preferred.
Quotations of Gold-1O3 A. NJ, 142@; IL A. NJ,
l424; IL H., l42t; z. NJ, l424, an advance OF !
on the closing price Saturday evening.
The New York Tribune this morning says:-
money was quite abundant to-day call to good
houses at per cent and some transactions are re-
ported at per cent Commercial paper continues TO
pass slowly at to 10 per cent for hrstclass names
"A Washington despatch says:-
Ut ia stated that ON wednesday three counterfeit
10 compound Interest notes of the issue under the
81 FEBRUARY 1892 discovered in the Office Of the
heg,ster g OF the Treasury, and yesterday two more
sney having passed through the redemption division
flisI Audltors, and Flrt Controllers offices without
where redeemed Is ecked o she
notes were discovered Similar notes, TO a small
eA'ens were circulated ABOUT fifteen months ago."
The Financial Chronicle saws of the dry
goods trade:-
THE Dry goods market continued during the eArly
pIL Ol the week In the same duh and
coholton noted last week, and on Wednesday
prices OF domestics met with general break down
This was brought about by q misunderstandIno
between two or three jobbing houses and amer e
days quite active business the agents re fused m
aeeede 70 the reduction and trade was again at
nave assented TO the Decline ana IL become zen
Tai through the list OF prints and brown goods al
TINS decline there IL disposition goods. and
WITH better activity in the interior cities there is
general Delef that goods as low they will be
1%hiS % season AZ the c'ose stesder feeling prevails
na iair mess: IN woollen aud foreign goods
liberal" - duise
puII AnRI puIA ornCK nynuL,nnr, 81 -. - - -
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JAMAICA.

The American Steamship Line Subsidy
Refused by the Govern IN ment-DeftcI
ency In the Budget-The New Cover
nor of Honduras en- Route
KINGSTON, Jamaica. Oct l, via Havana, Oct.
26-The Colonial Government refuses to sane
tion the subsidy to the steamship line between
New York and the West India Islands. The
people are incensed, and have signified their
feelings at an Indignation meeting,
In the annual budget exhibit of the island
there is shown a deficiency OF two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
The British war steamer Barraconta will sail
from Port, Royal, after inspection, for British
Honduras. She takes out the new Governor of
that colony. Governor Austin has been re-
moved, 1t is said, for the maappropriation of
the fund destined to promote i'm nigratiou from
the Southern States of the United States TO
Honduras.
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HAYTI.

The Government Account OF the Fort
BLasaOn Affair COnnrme med-General Dis
tress in the RepublIc-ExIIe lies Probably
to Return.
HAVANA Oct. 2B.-Our dates from Hayu are
to the 9th inst. The action at Fort BIasson with
the insurgents is now ascertained to have been
truly reported in the Government version of
that affair, which is confirmed in all particu-
lars. Excessive misery and discomfort prevail
and q general revolution is regarded as immi-
nent. Provisions are at famine rates. and flour
is quoted at eight hundred gourdes. A motion
has been made in the Legislature to allow all
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Alto O'Clock last night fire broke out on
IITouhart street, near Vaudeville, destroying
the grocery store OF Mr. Joseph Cl9res and six
residences adjoining, % i%nVOlVtthhg loss loss o. ABOUT
of Mrs. Frouch, living in one OF the dwelling
houses. were burned. Mrs. Froueh was rescued
liam Swami. foreman ofHOpe Hook aud Ladder
No 3, and is so badly burned that her lie Is des-
paired OF. The property was mostly lasured'
--NetV Orleans Times, oct. 28d'
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Attempted Murder in Maine.

Agent between Boston and Portland, was shot
at in one of our principal streets at about 8
o'clock last night. The ball grazed his head,
rendering him insensibe for moment. The
ruffian then attacked him with the.butt of the
pistol, inhicting several wounds before being
frightened away. The would-be murderer, or
his reasons for the attempt, are still unknown.
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OLEARED THIs MORNTNo.


IA. M.....".."5i1 IL A. M.....,5s p. M..,.... o.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Mer be%e1 APssss Boson 81 dSSsey
schT ]. B. Austin, Davis, Marbiehead, do
sehr y q. Aenry' Dilks Lynn, Castner, stckney q
Str w. Whilidin. Riggans, Baltimore. J. D. Ruof.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
mssa Dafq9e M r. A. souder Payne, from London, with
Barque Hunter. York. days from Woods Hole, iu
sa5Ias, 5Tis W prIsk0 Eaton days from Boston, in
Brig N. e. Thompson. Warren. days from Boston.
In bal ballast Is Z 70 % captain
SCI sehT rs s: A; Hammond, Paine days from Boston.
sShT Edwin, Allen, from Middetown. with granite
SCI sehI Expedite. Racket days from New York.
schT m. NJ snee, Creighton days from Fan River,
IN PAL Daiiast s 70 captain: c... 49,. g,
schT ]. q Henry Dllks, days from Lynn. in bal
s, sehT MstEa Pierce Pierce dSy nom Brandywine.
MEMORANDA.
sutssmSnip p JSniata, Hoxie hence for New Orleans.
Steamship stars aud Stripes Holmes, for Philadel.
p pnia, returned 70 Havana 26th insL' owing 20 the
BaIgue Cnanticieer, Moore. for Philadelphia, at
Brig W. Welsh, strobridge for Philadelphia cleared
Brig Angelic, Brown. for Philadelphia, cleared at
Brig Garrow Stevens, for Philadelphia, cleared at
schfs q. eirdier smith, and j. v. Wellington, Chip.
man, for Philadelphia, cleared at Boston 24th inst.
schrs Port Royal, Moore, and A. M. Lee, Decker,
hence. at Washington 25th inst.
SchTs Garland and Maryland, for Philadelphia,
cleared at st. John, N b. 25th inst.
schr Evergreen, Bell0ste, hence for 0reenport, at
sehTs Bee. Hurn, and W. H. Benedict, Ellis hence,
sohE 3. P. M. TAsker. Allen, hence at Boston 2Oth
schr T. Borden. Wrightington. from Providence for
PhlladeIPhla. ~ Newport 25th inst.
schr dhos Slnnickson, tor Philadelphia cleared nv
o, scGT II. b. McCaully Cain, hence. at washington
sohE Clara Jane Parker hence for Bath. At Edgar
schrs Amelia and Nightingale, for PhIadelphia,
sailed from Providence 25th inst. -
steamer ~ Beck, for Philadelphia, sailed from NOT
/ pJ,, ", tBY THLEaRAPH.J -. rr,v of
| faTis, rom Liverpool,
Steamship Hecls' from Liverpool. - ,,..oook
FORTRESS MONROH- Oct, 26.-The eoht Ac1aran-
from Galveston tor baltimore. when no Norfolk f0r
une lost both of her anchors, ~ anI Iheossd .,,a
The yacht DaGntiess as.iIsd hs ms morning for
here for the last few days - ...,.rn vorta ara
new york; =, vesseIs bound d,s sos WIND is atiII Me-
detained mere BY the weass.ssS weassSS'i ihs morning. -
but is not blowing very frrhnSes'
Oct or a TePpe snR q: oarSae &
bsnaue Magic Han az Ssh brig with mAiamast
lioie Tor Mobiles s nom the X" ana continues very
Stormy -uOrnsTIO FORTS
xzonx oct 2l.-Arrived. steamAhip France.
Grace. rom LhIyIssmsnnia Weller. from Hamburg
81 ealashlii5S III CorsiOa. Le Messurer from HAVANA
99ttd,.as aSnt tiVatOr, Russell. from Ltyerp0oL
shiS ". y. ssOEeT, BExAnss nom Liverpool
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FRANCE.
NRpOleOn's Order to the Roman ExpeGIH-
ttOnarY Force.

PARIS, Oct. 27-Evening.- Monieur issued
yesterday evening announces to the public, in
its official column that IN view of the fresh in.
vasion Of the Papal territory aud the renewal of
the attempts of the revolutionists on Rome the
Emperor Napoleon has repeated his order for
the force of expeditionary troops already mus
tered at TOulon to embark for the Roman waters.
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Seizure of COntraband Liquors.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 26.-The revenue
cutter Nemaha boarded the Bremen bark
Theresa, bound to Baltimore, and seized about
$500 worth of liquors, which some persons on
board were endeaYOring to smuggIe into port.
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Captain Bernard Zwart, who had announced
himself Conservative candidate for Congress-
to fill Major Noelrs vacancy, has publicly with.
drawn his name in favor OF General James R.
Mccormick. General Mccormick is therefore
the only Conservative candidate for the place
N the field H
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Departure from Charleston OF Senior
Romero and Family for Mexico An the
NNlldarnaaa.

CHARLEsToN, Oct. 26 The United States re-
venue cutter Wilderness, with Senor Romero
the Mexican Minister, his mother, and sister
on board, sailed at o'clock this evening for
Mexico. Collector Mackey and family, General
Candy and wife, and number OF other officials
and citizens, accompanied the party TO the boat
Before leaving Senior Romero addressed letters
TO Secretaries Seward and MoCulloeh, returning
thanks for the kindness and courtesy extended
him during his soiourn in this country
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H u R O h H.
Late AdVIces by Cable and Steamer
The War in the Papal States.
Etcs ETC., Eto.. Etc" Etc, Etc.
ITALY.
GarIbRldPA March on Rome-FOur Thou
sand Men Under HIs Command.

FLoRLNcE, Oct. 27-Evenng.--General Carl
baldi has crossed the Roman frontier and is
now at the head of four thousand men. His
force is disposed for effective operations and is
being marched on Rome from the direction of
Monte Rotondo.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW York, Oct. 2s.-Cotton quiet at 2O02c1Sc Flour
firm and l9gl5c higher $4,000 bbls sold; state $3.50
1876 Ohio $40 3500l360 Western IS 65gl350 Southern
tl0SO@l4 50; California, slO75@35G Wheat firm;
24O0 bushels sold; white Gennessee 1905 Corn easier
and l@2c. lower. Oats easier 10000 bushels sold
Western SlH(9S2c. Beet quiet Pork Gull, new mess
e2l l2h. Lara quiet at l249l3Hc, Whisky quiet,
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HILADEPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehayen . Bro, No. 40 5. Third street

Third street report the folloWine rates of eXs
cnange today at P. M.s-U. IS. 6s of 1891, Ii2I
Sdl9l; SSdl do; 1852, ll2t@ll2l; do. 1854, ie0j@
l 1lS SSS' lSSS, Ss25 1853 gl9SI d. 1855 new, 1910
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CUBA.
The Governor Of SRgua La Grande Or
derad to SpRin-ArrIvaI OF Troops for
spain for 81, 900, ,OOO-The VOmItO Epl-
demIc-A cargo OF Slaves Landed.
HAVANA Oct. %, via Key West, Fla, oct. q
The Governor of Sagua La 5rande, ana mis-
subalterns, have been ordered TO Spain. An
ARRAY has occurred in the prison of Santiago,
captain of the brig Trial, who was drowned,
was picked up near Cardenas ON the 10th inst.
The Austrian frigate Novara is coaling. The
municipal elections were to take place on the
Sd of November.
Captain General, Lersundi, sailed on the 8th
inst for Havana in the screw steamer Villa de
Madrid, and he Is expected to arrive here on
the 2d of November. Don Nalmazada continues
TO act as Deputy Captain General. Colmenares
returns to CUBA as Chief Justice There will be
q general change of government employees
-Four hundred raw troops have arrived for
Puerto Principe, and more are coming.
A circular from Madrid orders the observance
of the greatest vigilance in universities against
new inculcations political or religious
the Government at Madrid sent requisition
by telegraph for S3000O0. The Cuban merchants
dubbed together and supplied the balance, and
the cash was sent out by the last mail steamer
for Spain. Another demand made upon Cuba
not been compiled with as the Treasury is
empty The Gas Company threatens to stop
the supply of gas for lighting the streets of
Havana, because the municipality owes them
$4,000, and won't pay. The Government is in
arrears for four months pensions to the widows
Decomposed meat, used by the negroes for
food, has caused q malignant disease TO break
out among them. There have been twelve
cases, seven of which proved fatal. The vomito
is epidemic Captain Mott and mate of the brig
Lizzie Billings died of the vomlto
1t Is reported that cargo of slaves has re-
Gently been landed. The Carmen has sailed
She relieves the Corona.
The steamer Stars and Stripes returned,
having shipped a heavy sea. One passenger
and a sailor were carried overheard. she pro-
ceeded to sea again to-day.
Arrived, brigs Juniata, Pajaro, and Times,
OF Bangor, and Hancock, of Boston.
COSTA RIGA.
Port Simon Opened to Foreign Trade.
HAVANA, Oct. 23, via Key West Fla, Oct. 27.
-Advices from Costa Rica to the 23d of Septem-
ber state that Port Simon has been opened to
foreign trade.
MEXICO.
The Credentials of Admiral TegethOf1
Received by Juarez,
HAVANA, Oct 25.-Advices from Mexico re-
port that Admiral Tegethof's credentials had
been received by Juarez.
VENEZUELA.
The Revolt In Bolivar and AraguR-Cap-
ture OF tho Leaders.
HAVANA, Oct. %, via Key West, Fla, Oct. q.
-Advices from Venezuela to the 9th instant
report that revolts had broken out in Bolivar
and Aragua, but the leaders had been captured.
They planned the assassination of Governor
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NEW YORK, Oct. 28-The steamer City of
Paris brings European dates of the 18th INST.
A PrOcl RmRtiOn from GartbRldl.
Garibaldi, on the 7th inst, issued the follow
ing from Caprera;-
ITO the Misunderstanding has begun on the
Roman territory. There are men there tor
whom l would give thousand lives. Listen TO
no cowardly words, but march tomorrow. Italy
will receive CONGRATULATIONS from the entire
"GARIBALDI."
The JaRa CoIOnIsts.
Mr.. s. Beach, Of the New York Sun, one OF the
Quaker City excursionists, has douated the sum
of fSOO TO make up the sum necessary to send
back to the United States the Jaffa colonists
who had reached Alexandria, Egypt, In a state
OF destitution. The Oolonists were forth with
forwarded, via Liverpool, on the 9Th inst,
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY. Oct. 2S.-Beef Cattle were in fair
demand this week, and prices were rather
firmer. About 2l0O head arrived and sold at
from $1,000 v lb,, gross, for extra Pennsylvania
and Western Steers; 1890. for fair to good do,
and 1850 v h.. gross. for common, as to quality
The following are the particulars OF the sales:-
81 head Owen Smith, Western, ,79z09, gross.
90 A. Christy, Western, 8@1SX gross
65 Jones McClese Chester CO.. 4A8 gross
rs p. McFillen, Western, 61z(18l% gross
100 p. Hathaway, Western, B1S6lSl% gross
l25 James Kirk, Chester co., 1854 gross
20 b. McFillen, Chester CO., $685. gross
so James McFillen, Western. $685. gross
IL Ullman & Bachman, Western, 7Q18.
1853 Martin Fuller & Co., Chester co., 700,
100 Mooney & Smith, Western, 7asl5. gross.
go I. Mooney & Bro, " estern, 6iSC071S,
gross. 4"
80 h Chain, Pennsylvania, 8@7l5. gross.
so 4" i. Frank, Western, 61%08, gross.
90 Frank & Shomberg. Western. 76a
lS9 HaPe & Co., Western. e@s<, gross.
IS II. Mayne, Western, 515971S gross
40 " ID. Branson, Chester CO., 615@67lI gross
lIS Chandler d Co., Chester co., 6N@SN,
80 ]. McArdIe, Western, 4@7 gross,
Cows were unchanged 200 head sold at 84bA
calf " ~
sheep were dull. and rather lower. 5000 head
sold at 4@5 c. @ lb. gross as to condition.
Hogs were lower. 1900 head sold at the DIFF
ferent yards at from $95O@lO y 100 lbs net.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIsEHCE.

FOrGddtttOTsGI Marine NsiOs see Third Pu0s,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA......... ,oCyroRER "a
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TFLu-
GRAPH OFFICE,
IA. M....,,..,,,6i IL A. M..,.,,,,,.5sl IL p nj M 40
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VENEZUEL
VENEZ UELA.
The Revolt in Bolivar and Aragua-Caps
nR

ture OF the Leaders.
HAVANA, Oct. %, via Key West, Fla, Oct. q.
-Advices from Venezuela to the 9tn instant
report that revolts had broken out in Bolivar
and Aragua, but the leaders had been captured
They planned the assassination of Governor
Falcon.
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F FIRST EDITlO N
LATEST BY THE GULF CABLE
Interesting AdViceS from OuDa'
Mexico, and Central America.

n.... ETC., Etc" Etc, atO" Ets'
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COSTA RIGA.
Port simon Opene ed TO FOreign Trade.

-Advices from Costa Rica to the 23d ofSeptem-
her state that Port Simon has been opened to
foreign trade.
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MEYICO
The Credentials of Admiral TegethOR
Received by JuareZ,

HAVANA, OCT. 25.-AdVlCes from mexico re-
been received by Juarez.
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Brig j. Baker, Head. Antega J. T. Bailey d 90.
Brig Q. Miller, Brewer, Boston, Caldwell Cordon6
schr J. b. Austin, Davis, Marblehead, do
schT y y. henry, Dilks, Lynn, Castner, Stickney
Str w. WhiIidin, Riggans, Baltimore, ], D. Ruoff.
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CUBA.
rhe Governor of SRguR La Grande Or
derad to SpRln-ArrivRI OF Troops for
Puerto Principe - Regulations from
Spain for $4,000, ,OOO-The VOmIto Epl-
demlc-A Cargo OF Slaves Landed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

HON. SAMUEL GALLowAx7S meeting at
TemplaF Hail on Saturday afternoon was
the largest Of the Campaign thus far, and
was eminently satisfactory to everybody
outside of the butfernut fraternity. The
HAN was filled TO overhowiuR and the au-
dience would have been much larger had
the meeting been held in the open air. The
Confederate draft-resisting ValiandIgham
Democracy received such a castigatiOn of
ridicules sarcasm and argument as ought 70
make It ashamed to show itself again out
side Of Holmes county, or the eongeniai and
serene atmosphere Of the Canadas. But the
c0ppeTy cheek Of Democracy " i'll show it.
self mole brazen and swell with louder
clamor FOR Democratic control of our country
saved IN spite Of a Democratic rebellion
Mr. Galloway argued at length in favor
Of the suffrage amendment, and we
opiue, convinced every hearer not the slave
OF prejudice, that this measure Is right, just
and necessary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

UNION AfEEr1lgGs.-The UniOn meetings
throughout the county have thus far been
well attended and an interest and spirit
have been manifested auguring most favor
ably of the result in October Additional
meetings appointed by the Central Com
mittee are announced above, and we hope
will be literally attended. Let the issues OF
the day be fully discussed and understood
and our victory viii be not only sure but
overwhelming. But a few days now re-
main until the election, and we emphatic
lily and earnestly enjOin the friends Of our
cause to improve these to the utmost in en-
4rgetic preparation to BRING OUT THE FULL
UNION VOTE on election day. ''Organtze and
work. are the waBchworis now, and there
has not been time for years when the safe
ty and welfare of our country more loudly
demanded such efforts Work and organize
organize and work, and see to it that every
Union voter goes to the polls. Do not idly
sleep while our enemies by means of theil
secret organizations are sowing the tares o
treason and organizing resistance to Con
yress and rebel domination in our govern
ment
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

~ BOOTS AND SHOES AT GREATLY RI
DUCED Prices Il have just received very
arge stock Of Boots and ShO es, suited to the
FAN and Winter trade, which am enabled
to sell at greatly reduced prices. Ny depart
snent of ladies' work is larger, finer neater
and cheaper than usual, and cannot be sur
passed in Delaware.
would call especial attention to my stock
Of custom made Stoga and Kip Boots. All
hand made, aid are to be sold much cheaper
tban the same quality can be purchased In
this market.
Ionly ask an opportunity Of showing my
goods TO demonstrate this. Please call and
examine before buying. G. H. WALDO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

THE COUNTY FAIR, remember, begins
next Wednesday. and viii continue through
Thursday and Friday. Special efforts have
heen made by the energetic board OF man.
agement 70 make The Fair in all respects
fully as attractive as any ever yet held. and
with liberal patronage by the people 1t
may far surpass ali predecessors. Let every
1ody attend and bring with them whatso-
ever they can which viii lend acttractive-
ness to the exhibition Let ali depar tments
n industry and art be wen represented and
All classes combine their edort TO make this
the most interesting fair ever held.
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THE MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE, mentioned
last week., printed toy the Springfield, (O.)
Printing Company, is a beautiful engraving
by Messrs Bising 4 Gerlach, designed in an
attractive and appropriate style. We have
not T01m for accurate description, but feel
sure that one glance at It by some enamOur-
ed but hesitating friend would result IN Inn
mediate destiny and years subscription to
the Gazette. To any who desire to obtain
these certificates direct from the publisher
we viii say that they will be sent post paid
to any address on receipt of one doIlaI by
the Republic Printing Company, sPTiR g
Geld, 0biN
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DELAWARE COUNTY FATR.-The pro
gramme for the Fair, which commences
next Wednesday, is about as follows First
Day-Draught Horses. Jacks and Mules
Caftle-Nafives and Grades Sheep-Long
Woods. South Down and Fat.
Second Day :-ThrOrO gh-bred Cattle,
Horses, for light Harness and Saddle, Horses
for General Purposes, Work Oxen, Steers.
Fat Cat. .le. MeFino Sheep. Swine and PouI-
try. At3 O'Clock D m. Fast Trotting with
horses for Light Harness.
Third Day Sweepstakes in Horses and
Cattle, Fruit. Flowers and Fancy articles.
Three o'clock =. m Sweepstakes in Fast
Horses-Compatition open to the world. tIst
Premium s75, I'd do. s5O.J