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A San Francisco paper of the 9th nit
says contract has been made In that civ
to supply 10000 Chinese laborers to be EN-
ployed as plantation hands in Tennessee
The same paper cOmmends the Chinese Ia
borers for the manner in which thew per-
formed their work on the Pacific railroad.
and thinks general attention has been at
tracted TO this class of labor for the reason
that they have proved themselves unsur-
passed as rough workers. The Tennessee
immigrants VIII receive their fare to the
State and $40 per month wages, Another
force of $4,000 Is being contracted for to
proceed to Mississippi i.-F'orney's Chronicle.
Two children, aged thirteen and fifteen
years, tried to get married In Des Moines
LAST week, were refused, and wept over their
failure. m - - - - :, = =.
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CIANCERY SALE

State Of Mississippi Chanceg luu...
County-First District.
Robert Kells,
No. II. W.. fIu Equity
II. A. Philips.
nURSuANT 10 decree rendered
I'M cause aforesaid ON thc llfh aHY ..
A. D., 1868 the undersigned vil
sioner Of said Court, offer at Public r
following described parcel ~ iuI Of #1
wit: "a lot Of land Boo JHch a0u in Hh.n
Of Kinds and State Of MiHir..W #
and described upon thc plan 0I .HH
as Five Acre Lot, number ONE F.H
being the lot formerly known a.. Oh.
Ter Steam Mill premises, and moro recon
Philips a kells Mandatory of AF
Implements. Said land viii he -a.I
highest bidder for cash. Zoo front at ftt l5.
in The city Of Jackson. Mis-iasInrI. .H .I. f.
day Of July, A. D., 1859
GEORGE FEAHh
june 22-wld Commission
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April 10Th, 1860.
Rev. A. r. Macy
My DEAR SIR: have given to the Books
only such attention as my limited time
would permit, but even this partial exami-
nation has impressed me quite favorably.-
The "Goodrich's Readers; seem to me-. m
possess more excellencies with fewer defects
than any of the numerous Readers now
competing for public favor. | am particu-
larly pleased with Noble Buffers "First
Book in Spelling and Reading" 1t is adj
mirably adapted to fill the place for which
its author designed it. If / were teaching
children to spell and read, this is Just the
book l should want.
In clearness and systematic arrangement
TOwne's Algebra seems to be all that its au-
thor claims for it. think it will stand the
test of the classroom. Permit me to add a
word of commentator of the beautiful
style in which the publishers have issued
these books.
Respectfully, &c.
III. r. MORRISON,
Vice Pres. of Oakland College.
On examination of little book entitled.
Introductory Lessons in English Grammar
by Noble Butler. of Louisville, Ky. / have
found it to be clear, correct and concise al
together such book as have long desired
for beginners.
To promote the educational interest of
pupils under my care, have recommended
it for use.
For very much the same reasons. simplic-
ity and correct method, have recommend
ed the First Book in Spelling and Reading
G. S. RONDEBUsH.
Superintendent Natchez Institute.
Natchez, Miss April l4th, 1869.
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED

Pain in the side. Sometimes tho
IH TITT1D pain is felt under the shoulder
" nm blade; is sometimes mistaken foI
Rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss OF
appetite and sickness, bowels in general arc
| costiye, sometimes alternating with lax: the
head is troubled with pain, accomplished with
a dull, heavy sensation. There is generally a
considerable loss of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes attendant
The patient complains of weariness and debil-
ity; he is easily startled, his feet are cold OF
burning, and he complains of prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low; and al
though satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
fOrtitude enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above svmn-
toms attend the disease, but cases have occur
red when few of them existed, yet examination
of the body after death has shown the Liver to
have been extensively deranged.
1t should be used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any Of the foregoing symp-
toms appear. Ii is purely vegetable com
constitutions, and will keep the liver in a
healthy action if used properly.
Persons living in unhealthy localities NAV
avoid all bilious attacks by taking a dose oc-
casionally to keep the liver in healthy action.
IDpnIII An0D planning of collie, head
IlJ1 ache, or sick stomach a
teaspoonful or more
will give relief Child
rem, as well as adults, eat Sometimes too mnch
supper, or eat something which does NOT Al
gest well, producing sour stomach, heartburn
or restlessness: n good dose will give relief -
This applies to persons of all ages
Many persons, from eating too mucb oro
restless at night, or in day time are 6dgetv
Wooi-gather1ng, cant understand what thew
read, can't keep their thoughts on anv one sub
Ject so as to reason well, or become' fretfnl =
One or two tablespoonful will give relief.
JAUNDIcE.-Take enough Regulator after
eating each meal to produce one full action
from the bowels every day.
Pregnant ladies will find sure relief from
their headache, cOstiveness, swimming in the
head, collie, sour stomach, restlessness, etc.
Prepared only by
-. M. ZENLIN AZ CO..
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
Price, 81 co. by mail, 81 rs.
For sale in New Orleans and Jackson, and
Druggists everywhere. may6wem
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPIl
HINDs CoUNTY.
-, % |. NJ. Quinn ch T11cf G,. Court
A. II. Green, ex. Sc-et ally
at Rules on The Third Monday, The 2lSt ddy
JURe. 4. ID. 1863.
an opening the papers In this cauSo IL
" appearing by affidavit that Frank Dunn
one of the defendants in this cause Il a non
resident Of the State of Mississippi, but re-
sides in the State Of Texas. aud that his
Postollice is Fairfield, Frcestone county,
Texas.
1t is therefore ordered, that said Dunn do
on or before the first day of the next term
of said Chancery Court, 20 be begun and
held at the City Hall, In the City of Jack
son, Mississippi, on the First Monday OF
November, next appear and plead, answer
default thereof the said bill will be taken rs
confessed by him.
1t is further ordered, that a copy of this
order be published once a week in THE
CLARION, newspaper, published at Jack
son, for not less than four consecutive weeks
before said session of said Court, and that "A
certified copy of this order be sent by mail
addressed 20 said Frank Dunn, at Fairfield,
Freestone county, Texas.
Ordered this 2lst day Of June, A. ID. 1869.
j. M. STONE, Clerk.
&. l.. SMITH, ID. &.
HARPER d SHELBY, Soils.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest: j. NJ. STONE, Clerk.
July 6, 1869. 4w &. i. SMITH, ID. G..
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For The hest Pianos over Baltimore. Phladel-
phia and New York Pianos.
Office and Wdrerooms, No 9, " Libfrfy STREET.
ADORE Baltimore street,
Baltimore, NId.
CTIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest inn
- provements, including the AGHAFfE
TREBLE Ivory Fronts, and the improved
French Action, fully NARRANTED FOR FIVE
YEARS, with the privilege of exchange with
i'm one year, if not entirely satisfactory 90 the
purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Parlor Organs al
WAYS on hand from $50 TO 800.
References who have our Pianos in use:
Gen X. r. Lee, Lexington, Va, Gen. X. Ram
som. Wilmington, ~ c., Gen. ID. II. Hin, Char
lotte. n c., Gov John Letcher, Lexington, Va,
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, Ia, VIM. 7.
Withers, Jackson, Miss, Orphans Home, Lau-
in the south, who have purchased Stief Pr
amos since the War. Send for "A circular.
Terms Liberal. mnyl2wly
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Southern District 81 Mississippi !
District Court, Special Term, My, 1869.
In the matter Of
l.. A. DUNCAN, : No. 1925,
BANKRUPTCY In Bankruptcy.
DURSUANT TO a decree rendered herein
III in the Court aforesaid on the 10th day
of May, 1869, on the petition of John Dun
can, ct. al against j. NJ. Langan, assignee Of
said l.. A. Duncan, the undersigned as spe-
cial commissioner Of said Court, and in ac-
cordance with said decree will sell at public
sale, in front of the State House, in the city
of Jackson, on the
AN day Of A,g,est, 1869,
To the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described real estate. to-wit: the one
half undivided interest i'm the "A.
section ], township 6, north, and range ],
east, and the one-third undivided interest
in a n c "a and W "a n c -, section II,
same township and range; and also the one
third undivided interest G a Nv a, section
IL, same township and range. The same be-
ing situated near Meridian in the county OF
Lauderdale and State Of Mississippi.
JOHN w. McRANEN,
July G, wtds Commissioner.
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TESTIMONY OF WILEY p. HARRIS.

reside in Jackson; l have known him
more intimately for the past nine or ten
years; our acquaintance before that, was
casual; | have never seen Col. erger in
toNicated. | have never seen him when
supposed he was influenced by liquor, that
is to say that | have never ascribed any con-
duet ofhis TO that cause; / viii observe in
that connection.thatl have never been in his
house often; but so far as any exhibition of
drink in the town or in public is concerned,
have from my observation formed an opin-
ion, that he was not addicted to drink, GER
tainly not to excess; from my knowledge of
his habits in that respect ard what | know
of him personally, during the last four or
hvef years. l do not think he could have
used intoxicating drink to such an extent as
to produce delirium tremens without it
coming TO my knowledge, and found this
opinion upon his physical appearance and
general health; in reference to the incl
dent between the accused and Gen. Free
man, | may say i know all about it; Col.
Yerger desired &c have meeting of the Ex-
ecutive Committee, for the purpose of SUBJ
mittiug some proposition to it, and he had
been assiduously engaged urging meeting
on the individual members of the Commit
tee, and as he stated to me, he had called
upon Gen. Freeman, who was the chairman,
70 call meeting, and that he thought Gen.
Freemen's manner to him was offensive and |
Insulting, he asked me to bear message to |
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OAKLAND COLLEGE, MIss.,l
April 10th, 1860.
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prepared py Or'S'V' a I'm W W. ~~"eAA' mass
and for sale in Jackson, by Buck Ak Bailey
and in Vicksburg by Gray az Birchets
ana by all dealers in medicine everywhere
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Inever saw my brother intoxicated; at the
time saw him at the house, | do not know
that could tell; have seen persons intoxi-
Gated, and 1 can only judge from his appear
anee and his manner. / always thought that
when person was intoxicated it required o.
certain length OF time for him to overcome its
effects with him he would have these spells
and recover from them sooner than persons
would from intoxication nj that time my broth |
any means by any one; at the time of the |
shooting of the boy he had not been absent /
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Latest from the Seat Of War In Paraguay
Further Advance Of the AiIics-Ccmmerciai
IntelliGence-Railroad schemes-Petition 10
Abolish tho Export Duties.
BUEsos AyREs, June H. 1869.
The steamer from Paraguay has Just arrived. bring
ing news OF further advance OF the allies. General
'he head Of stroug div's'~-
O'Barrett ~ --,--.vu, - pre2ar'
ing to cross the river Tebicuar and take the inpor
tant town OF villa Rica. Minister Paranhos leaves
this place on Thursday for Paraguay to proceed to
carry out the objects of his mission. Three Para
leave in a few days for Paraguay to
inaugnrate the provisional government. The
cause OF Lopez L. now considered lost.
From the M0nteviiean revolution there ls nothing
fresh here. IL ia generally supposed that the gov
ernment ana rebel chiefs Will come to an under
standing.
The market Is fiat to-day. Money Is getting into
better demand and iI IL believed that the Provincial
Bank viii raise It's rate OF interest. Produce is nat.
with but few sales and with but few arrivals from
the country.
The biii authorizing the Maderos new port scheme
Is before D committee OF the House. aud 1t is sup
posed that there is large majority In favor Of the
measure.
Mr.. A. Runnhaii, c. r., leaves tomorrow for the
South to survey the new line oil railway from Chas-
c0mus TO the south. Some anxiety IL telt here at
the non-arrivai Of the steamship Patagonia. The
Sayoe mas been placed tn quarantine, owing 10 yel-
Governor Castro has ordered the new Labos Rail-
way extension TO be commenced without further
delay.
The new bonds are to be sent to London to be ne
gotiaied.
A meeting was held at the Stock Exchange this
afternoon 60 petition Congress to abolish the export
Exchange on England A. Discounts eight per
cent per annuni.
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Rioscatona steady In value, with sales Of about
~ casks at from SIC TO ac the ruling rm at these
prices Rangoon was dun, but unchanged.
SUoAR-Ihe market was tolcrably aotve tbs de
mana esins chiefly for refining Grades and prices
At l,sc slac FOR cabs ls,sc for Porto Rico and Dome.
private terms Refined only Ia moderaa do
mand and heavy Mt l5yfc ec for hard l4c Ike Tor yell
low fc al@ec for extra and 15c l5Jsc. for soft white
We quote Cuba Inferior 10 refining i0s.c
HSc fair dor l3Sc. good do, HsSc.; fair 10 rood rro.
ccry lIssc 12i{c. primo choice do, Isae a iszc
ceutrusal hLds end boxes i9kc isAc noIassss bids:
Dutch Standard Nos 70 ic a1lac; do Do, 10 10 b.
1880 ,Sc; DO. d. ~ to ~ Las4c aiSdc do. DO. While
Mte lsSci Porte k,aoEssning grades sc Ike
stock To-day followslso6 662 hhds, M Sol boxes I Ss
bags aud 2,ft3 meisdo.
sFEDs.rass slow Of sale but frm at 13o isc for
clover SIS for Timothy and So 20 and ~ 70 rough ax
Lseed was 6n, With an improved Demand the sales being
1000 arrive Colorado a "a 10 gold paid and
III Boston 1000 no. st 81 l21 do.
continued In light demand, but stesdy In value
to primo being quoted isc. zoe We heard OF no
sales - moment
IA was steady In value, with fair demand thu
sales being about 5000 lbs at He tlsc. according
qualify.
wHIsKKy Receipts $50 bbs Tho demand was still
light but tho market drn. Tue sales 10 bbs q.
u w, tax paid.
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Totals. 1ls, 1872 lOl,2 ,2sI 14i,5l5 1Is,7ss

Majority Tor IL, Zb4
Tue vote for Walker Il over 20 900 Tor Is per cent
less than the white registration, aud that for Wells
about l3 900 (Or 10 per cent less than the colored
registration.
The number OF votes cast OF the convention elec-
ton Ia 1867 was T6 OS4 white and 03, las c0lored
The vote on the clauses resulted as f0ll0ws:-FOr
clause section l. article or constitution ldsfran-
chisngl a. 404; against, 12i.36l. Majority, 1857.
For section 3 article test oath So, ,lIi; against,
I2AI06. Majority, ,092.
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AMUsBMENrs.

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THE rSRGs SRsaf sAsS sGsGFsEs 2Sn Season.
TIES Rs ssss AtHSss HsfP GFsREsFsA Il
Watt wine @amsn and Song" 119ass yass.
cS cSxs An%s for oa: osss
Fackel,auz, No. ia maor .meyereeer
SsSs;I Rs%.ass' From Sy%s,sssy ms,ssSy No. sssa~s.
] Msss 8 Ss,e,y .ve% fsels zua' ;L...
il f'ss' is',aissss SOLO
rql$SiH HssFSH sSS$s FiSE'ISs ssFsa FAo S PSaaAss
scSss a,.s ~ Sc sssaw ''i
HH@HHGFSrsFses fFsEs!E s. sf sAHs sNssFfss sF4fass
OF the Air, in two imneass Acts:
Ms. v.ss T e., n..
W fhGsssH stdS5sS S5osesaaN es 1Hs NEW euatnsaus.
OR, THE PERiLS OF LOVE.
New local hts scenes and sabeaux original ssuss. duets
E'EHt EVEN NJ AND sAiUhyAY hAriNhE.
See ~ Minutes With Tiger. e.,
Boz otlce open.
DOOTrs THEATRE
ID Twenty thltd street, oeween Fifth and SIn avsuuss
FIFTH an3 LAST WEEK bus OkB sf
IR EDWIN ADAMS,
Ia asfscas D. s 8. &
entitled
ENOCH ARDEN.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY Ara
ON MONDAY, AUGUST ..
NIX. JOsEPH JEFFERSON
RlT VAN WIfkLE.
Doors open nt IN to commence at 6 O'Clock.
Seats secured sX days Advance ss hs box once or ho
Theatre at s branch ticket ace al shs music store ee
c. H. Ditson Co, No I'll Broadway
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Oae O'Clock r. nj,
STREET GUlTarDg,.
Hrlf.pnyt Five o,CIOck r. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TnunspAY, Jniv 2a-6P. M.

TuURsDAy, July 2a-6P. N.
CorroN.-Thsre but little business consurnusssd 10
this staple TO day. tcre being scarcely demand but with
continued moderate offerings prices ruled steady at yeste
days quotations The 1sl hales OF which 6i9
tor spinnns and li5 speculation Foe future DO
livery the sass 800 baes, basis low mddng for De
cember, at 3dac. We Quote;-
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nENrAL PRACTICE FOR sALE.--I HAVE ONE os
~ tho best Brsiness In the city OF Bqokyn ,' "vsr 40, ~
porinnlty for dentist Gal MhENRf BtyNN sas,. w -,
Futon and Classon avenues, Bo3Nga' 1s'Wes" NN "s
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vrsinla Election, July Q, lses-omoIal Re-

turns.
The following tabular exhibit OF the vote for Gov
ernor 20 the recent election has been compiled from
the ofylclal returns received at headquarters from
every county and city IN the State The right hand
columns Give the oficai results q the revised
tration In June. as far as reported. The dgures oi
the registration OF 1857 are inserted for tile deIn-
quent Counties which are Indicated by asterlsks:-
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-whea. request but the market rmer
TSF No. S ps~s p' sASss '''Ss No.
DO. 81 50 50 ior amber Michigan u s. e.
Sss sS o ss cut y .ad T s
S ass 's ssass
sr
ya% s's'f o.. Z Sf
s3c Sac anoa with sale, of about o9o bushels within
" s's "s ss's s.sy .ss ss
70 a dull but rate.
generally steady The charterins business stu
Sss
sse
s a s ss TSs s
asa sass s 10 GsnBr tho
Baltic with private Norwosian bark
sn @ g. Se se% ss Ssasss @ %
xt we're @ s.,s were a.
rc Cloth in more demand aud sales made OF
ss ss'ss s and IN Boston 100 do and
sely; u q and nd price; m
81 for long rye straw aud sSc 81 oS for shor.
chiefly for the better grades which were held wiz;
value Prices ranged from &c. TO &c., ana the sales
HEMr.~The marke, was still dull prices were nomi-
e ns Sr ss ssd ns"" g. ao s Sf
fer caSs csnaSs EN- RI aaa %SS @ "a & "a rs % Tor c 1 csysd az
&c fo New Orleans and 55c 55nc for Bnrbadocs Sales
% sS sS Eas.y
NIwAL SroRss~Fo sp.its .urpentias the marke. was
dull the demand continuing Gh but prices were s,eady A.
sna Sepn o ne aes were Is bS at s &c. o
crude rpenine 100 bbs sold private terms Rosn
oCA hut ,ny
e S:s
" !ST E.s ssd S. = =
IL :.
was firm at CSC. 81 casks but we heard
wb sales saS sSs about 81 o. Other kinds were
PErsoIKTSr Crude, In bulk, was IN improved demand,
but tha business was modcrae beag restricted by
s s g s SS sS.s Sa
%a wo a 's At about Esq., ras GS
hs for rens WAS aesaay active sna decidedly higher
@
ss. s 1ps:, S. s.ss va. "a. @ hcs sS sS
Win with only H %osras oaenss Ts sales amoanlsa
sS s JUN 1ss?irs SSs sSs 81! ivy, e g.; @ So
So So for for e: % Ss ss s .sr sss pa iS
DO, FOR for The is:. half ssp's%Ssr SSS case.
$ s4 : pss ssS 5 fs$Hs ssi s
aciiv. and s,nsr ana price: adssncsd Hc a.
he sses 1850 Sbs including LOO toI ySiy sisi,
q. almos al at the latter price 600 do for
August 10 December a. 33sc August 33c Sep.
teniher to December.
PROVISIONS bbs pork, 100 pkgs beef 1913 do
cut meals 800 do and $50 kegs lard The market for pork
still quiet but prces were without change Of moment,
new mess closing A. about BIZ IS with light oderings There
sS pN' s :S s'ys g rss S. ss
delivery Live hogs dull and prices were uomiuay
9c Toe, with arrivals Of 1895 head Beef mode
rate demand a steady prce aud sales made OF i25
hbs at $s &a fer plain mess and S9 l6 for extra DO
fierce beef still dull and prices non ally 800 S26
for prime aud Sh $50 for ladis Beef hams were
steady aud 6rm, With sales OF 100 bhls. at 926 $sp.
For meats the market only moderate.
". active, but, hrm, at ls'<c. a itc. for dry
i7c isXc for picked hams and aoc aOjsc smoked
bagged DO Bacon slow OF sale and no
itansacons prices were firm however FORMER quota
tons The market for lard was quiet the demand being
light prices scarcely rm The sales were SO
packages ne 1870 for No. to prime steam kettle
rendered Bnter-Stae only In moderate demand
being igh, neld at about former prices while
fair supply slow of sale heavy In value
Cheese moderately soush. after and prices steady
ut the appended quotations. We quote:--
NEW Oaor BUrTER.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. BEGINS AT g.
" AMERICAN PANTOMIME TRIUMPHANT

OLYMPIC THEATRE. BEGINS Ara
~ EsiSAs HSEsioAs 1isE fAFroMIaE r1SSrnaANf rsIUSraANf.
THE BEST NINTH WEEK: ENTERTAtNMENT.
FUN. HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY. FUN.
THE ONLY THE THEATRE PANrOMIME.
FUN MOST EFFECTIVELY VENTILATED. FUN.
THE BEST GEO. L. FOX'S ENTERTAINMENT.
FUN GREAT AMERICAN PANTONfME. FUN.
THE ONLY HiCCORY DfCCORY DOCK, PANT0MiMB.
FUN. WITH ALL ITS MANY wONDERa FUN.
THE BEST CLOWN, q. L. FOX. ENTERrAINMENR-
FUN. SANGALLI AND GRAND BALLET. FUN.
THE ONLY KIRALFY TROUPE. PANT0MEMU.
FUN HAN1OLA, 1MRE AND BOLOSSY, FUN
THE BEST WITH ELEVEN ENTE RfAfNAENT.
FUN. SENSATIONAL DANCERS. fUN.
THE ONLY SHOWER OF OATS. PANT0AIAA
FUN. FOX'S FLYING VELOcfPEDE. FUN.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT |.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS Of REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

rRASsfRgs YORK cfrY.
Columbia st. tSl II of Stanton st. 25xI00. 3
Fort George property plot lit, 69 33 II xlU6x299
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Tue Campaign in Pennsylvania.

SERESADE To ASA fACkER-A SHORT SPEECH.
Asa Packer was serenaded at his hotel IN Phila-
delphla on Wednesday evening last and In response
to call made the following remarks:--
Gentlemen OF the Asa Packer CLUB and fellow
preston OF your Kindness anu for the honor you
have done me in conveying 10 me in this manner
your congratulations thank you for having de-
siguated me as your standard bearer In the coming
campaign. can hardly give expression to my feel
ings in acknowledgment OF the compliment paid Inc
by the Asa Packer Club and the democratic party,
both here and In Harrisburg 1t Is deserving OF my
highest gratitude. hope to be worthy oil all the
honor you bestow upon, me. The efficiency
on thus faf Is deserving Of great praise,
work to the end OF the campaign. l
know you Will from the earnest manner in which
you have entered upon it, l Will endeavor on my
part TO lead y0u as you have placed mo IN the van,
70 victory. IF fail 1t shall not be because Of any
neglect on my part You will excuse me from max.
ing speech, as 1t is part oil my vocation. There
are those whose calling 1t Is to TALK mine has been
and viii myself endeavor to do my share OF the
work. Thanking you for the Kindness and friend.
ship manifested In this greeting, l bid you good
night
The Philadelphia Aoe Of the 22d inst says:-
Asa Packer and Cyrus L. Pershing were yesterday
officially notified OF their nomination as the candi-
ernor and Judge Of the Supreme Court. The noti6
cation was n the form OF q letter signed by
Charles r. Buckalew, Lewis G. Cassidy OF this city,
and Robert 4. Monaghan. OF Chester county, and an
answer Will be returned by the distinguished gentle
man in q few days.