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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR PILGRIMAGE. - ST.
Johns Commandery, No. !. X. E, of this
city, will make pilgrimage to Richmond, Va,
tomorrow, as previously announced, leaving
this city ~ about O'Clock, A. NJ. About sixty
memb. Is will attend. and as ample arrange
ments have been made for their reception at
various points along the route, pleasant trip
will be enjoyed by all hands, On tiieir return
they will stop at Washington and Baltimore,
visiting the tomb of Washington, at Mount
Vernon, from the former place. They will
reach home on The evening of the 18th inst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14


'Straiehtouts' will hold a meeting on Friday
evening next, in the yard of the City Hall,
which will be- addressed bye Chauncey Burr,
Esq. OF New Jersey, the principal leader OF
the "forlorn hope" in that state. The hour
from nine to ten O'Clock will be allowed to
John o Byrne, ESQ, for the purpose of reply.
ing to the speakers remarks. The meeting
will doubtless prove very interesting. Mr..
Burr is said to be a speaker of considerable
ability, while Mr. .O'Byrne is we'll known here
as forcible, eloquent and argumentative
speaker, and will ably champion the cause of
true Democracy.
MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
NY.-There was left for record in the
Office of the clerk of ths Circuit Court Of Balti-
more county, on the I'd of October, 1872, a
mortgage from the Maryland and Pennsyl-
yana Railroad Company to the Philadelphia
Trust, safe Deposit and Insurance Company
of Philadelphia. Pa. The consideration eX-
pressed in the mortgage is 100000, payable
on the first day of October, 1896. The road
Is to be a double track narrow-gauge, to
start from some point within the city of Bal
timore and extend to the Pennsylvania State
hne, at or near point where said line eros
ses Octorara creek, in Cecil county dis
tance of 45 miles.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING Pursuant TO public
notice, meeting of the Democracy of New
Castle was h eld, in the Court House, on Sat.
urday evening, at =! O'Clock. The room
was crowded to its utmost capacity, and
many were unable to gain admission. Geo
Gray, Es4, presided, and introduced the
speaker, John O'Byrne, Esq, of Brandywne
Hundred who spoke at length, in his usual
eloquent and forcible manner, upon the issues
of the campaign. Great interest was mani
tested in his remarks, and frequent and
hearty applause from the audience, testified
their approval, and their intention to work
manfully for success in the coming contest
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LOCAL MATTERS.


| LsHalfLI ttal Nenttou. .lst .#fI. u F4..".t
Il This Convention met at the Exchange
Hotel at II o'clock to-day, and was throws
into, utter confusion at the outset over the
temporary organizations. The excitement
| was finally allayed with the aid of a shoe
box full of insurance company fans, which
were distributed through the meeting, and
ethe business of the convention proceeded.
| 1t progresses so slowly, however, from one
cause Or another, that we were enabled to
get only iafew items in time for this edi-
ton of the STATE JOURNAL. A.. i.
Woodbridge, of Chesterfield county, was
elected temporary chairman.
I The following committee on credentials
was then, on motion, appointed by the
chair: q. r.. Dorsey, of Caroline 4. j.
Cheatham, of Chesterfield; H. J. Vale, Of
Louisa; G. J: Higginson, Of Hanover ;
jackson Childrey, Of Henrico,;l F. l..
Moore, G. M. Wallace, w. c. Newberry,
j. b. Pace, G. U. Williams, fJames Nj.
Tyler, and R. j. Christian, of Richmond city.
p Great confusion continued in the hall,
when, on motion, the sergeant-at-arms was
ordered to clear the room of all persons
except delegates 9J b.G
On motion of General Bradley Il. john
sistinp of eight f rom e M e3dhties and six
from the civ Of Ricbmondg 10, ranort q
basis on which the votes Of Ike conYent;on
shall be cast tho yolna of tho vote Of aaob
delegate and sucb other m,ttarS nc NAV ha
necessary tn co'nnleta tba orasn;7at;nr Of 81
the convention or fnllowS Tsrni;na Ioh,,
TT Tol;afarro and Dr CharlaS Wir syM |.
Hanover Hill Carter. uenrico Genera m n
Pleasants. Chesterfiald AZ Montnr;o and
W r Rutjin. R;cbmond c;tT Iohn IT
rlaihorne T + W;lsnu' r. ! Ghr;st;o,
p. Fl, Starke r n ' .Jnhnson' lanes S' NJ
T,vler -. ' ''N "-''' -i'
|. The comm;ttee On nermanent orc.,;za-
.;on ra,nntoa's, e,i liz VI s '''''1''
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Fred. Douglass to the .Colored Voters of the
I t'T United States. = itY-t1
WAsH1NaToN, August 0, 1s72.

| - = ..-A
Aofii i,. Aus4'' - Ao'-'
o00'ea rs.'o'c t ~ ,ss;5o na donooro,,s
IN view Oh ing ill Ns nJ any u'lStlous
auvice anu ooulisel % NJ 1au o,,t tn ranN
II IS my ou.y 70 SCI iol.h Jew IlSens "a e;.;
sons why we, ss face anu as lenoM -oi.l'
Aens, an o9uouu " ~ 'no saf ~ , mIs,,
eau Iot anu l shou,u ivy W. ioi VI, ln'Iyy
anu DroMn, ". tl;ai " : nay, w 9noF ft.'
cast our wIolg We'Snt into ''io so'io ioi
urant ana " ison. =,
TuSt-He ~ Ile ,oon.h nav ooen ~,
eratea IRON slavery oy t M air G agency ol
Ine hepupilcah parry. iiau uieelcy peeii
Ires,aen' INSTEAD Vi nilooiil, We wouiu "
Gay nave geen ~ wolse oohuase c uhae'
the oiase hepuoiic VI tlle oou'he G Goh'e9-
craze o,aies tiiail ever 9e,ole; ureeiey az
vocated inns Poiicy, ana qua MS pest 70 es-
ta3llsn the hepuollc o. wlilch slavery was
70 DC tne chlel cornerstone. . 1,
| seccnarour nrss nose was cast as iieeu-
men 2 ior urant IN 1919. liave we neen
ulsappon'leu N tre result Vi ms aulii', ilE,
tration! PREVIOUS 10 mat period yon hao
no vote. NOW we nave equal rightIss tor
a All equal rights, WIN tne WINE race.
we can accuinulale Plopelty as tney 40 !,
we nave Tue Jaws pro.e1.ion over US as y
shey nave our naIilal reia'lolis Iespecleai
our wives anu cnfursn are our own ana ;c
not tne properly ol 1lneis we can .estlly
10 every court we nave the Tlgnt II we
nave tne power 70 Iave.our ore.hren elected
70 eHe oehate anu Sonsress VI tne GoultI
W. are power tlla' y ie,s, wv noiu .iie
oaiance % power " Alnerlca no SorfuPt
| or Vasciliat,hS man can oe eiectea 70 the ne
Ffesiuehtial cnaif ul,ie ess w corseile "
yote re LOT ma !, ,,,.g e Iliga :1vi9 !, -
5hga s .iils mas occurred SINCE sn 90,
ah9 Shleny since we cast our Voie l lot uraht
N 90. arc we prepared 70 Ilsk the aoan-
aonmeng OF these great privileges ana pless-
ings' ana vote ior man VINO oeleves .tnat
any otate may dissolve IRON the Union
When she sees NJ, OF pass sucn Jaws as may
! seem 70 her pest! are We prepared 70 vote
lor tne noLlinee OF the neinocl , farty'
whose hearts never nave cni!hgeu toWaru US
VINO kepI US IA slavery as !ohg as tney hao
lne power, anu VINO II Illey naa tie power
AGAIN Woaiu w say .he ieass VI ~ ao
lne'r very u1lhose 70 res, .a our liperties
anu Cypress us as u oiu. MI. summer may
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-14

RAJ Something New.-Dr. ID. Bates is here
from Baltimore, and with him his celebrated and
unrivaled Tonic Beer, which he intends to estab-
lish. manufactory of in our city. We would re-
commend it to ladies and gentlemen as healthy
and pleasant beverage. 1t is how used in the
National Mil itary Asylum at Hampton for the
convalescents, where it has gone through the
strictest medical examination, which the Doctor
has certificates to show.
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The steamer Bristol Aaoat Again.

Providence, r. l.. August 12.-The
steamer Charlotte, from this city, COM
menced pumping on the steamer Bristol at
$3.50 yesterday afternoon, aided by two
pumps from Boston. The Charlotte pump
ed eleven and three-quarter hours, and the
others ten hours. The Bristol was got
afoat at midnight, and was lowed to an an
chorage of seven fathoms of water, when
the pumps were again put in use, working
two hours longer. At o'clock this morn
ing the Bristol was getting up steam to go
to Newport, where the break will be plank
ed over, and the steamer sent to New York
to complete repairs.
A dispatch just received states that the
steamer Bristol reached Long Wharf, New.
port, at noon, and after discharging the re-
mainder of her freight will proceed to New
York.
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The yellow Fever on the Spanish Ram.

Neuu York, August 13.-It is ascertaned
that twenty men on the Spanish ram MI
mancia are suffering with yellow fever, and
it's unknown how many incipient cases
there are. Six men died on the passage
from Havana to this port, and the seventh
died few hours ago. The remaining suf-
ferers will be removed to the hospital to-
morrow. The Numancia is being fumiga-
ted.
Ne,o York, August l4.-Three of the
victims to the yellow fever, on the Numan-
cha, were yesterday inferred in the quar-
rantine cemetery. Strict health regulations
are exercised with reference to the pest and
it is not apprehended that the scourge will
visit Staten Island, within one mile of
which the ram is anchored. Aa5,la
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RyWillcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine
This machine is a Virginia institution by in
yention and patent, and is greatly admired by
all who use it. There is no style of work that
cannot be done on it. 1t requires but single
thread, and iciH not rip. This we absolutely
warrant, and can satisfy the most incredulous in
a moments time Of the truth of what we state if
they will call and examine our work. We are
constantly receiving certificates like the follow
ing.
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-The new dog ordinance goes into effect

F. The new dog ordinance goes into effec
TO morrow. ff4 fgrt Al bG2 gIG
The City Council will meet at five
O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon. II tog X
The heated term still continues, and
the drought is exciting great alarm. Il.
or course our analysis was based on
all the delegates to the convention.
Owing to the great scarcity of water,
Superintendent Davis has stopped the sup
ply in the pipes in Capitol Square, and the
public fountains therefore have rest.
Professor Leo Wheat, rorganist at the
Monumental church, in this city, is at the
Rockbridge Baths, and entertained the
visitors on Monday evening with his bril-
liant performances on the piano.
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MoRTUARY REPORT FOR LAST WEEK.
The following is the mortuary report for
the week ending Saturday, Aug. 10, 1872,
compiled from sections returns received at
the office of the Board of Health: Whole
number of deaths in the city, Al in addi-
ton stillborn were reported q white and
l colored). Sex: Males, % females, IS,
Color: White males, 8 white females, s;
colored males, IA colored females,lO
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A LADY was asked by her Biddy about
the nature of the next world, and whether it
would be just like this. The lady being
blessed with happy family of eleven chill
dren, has a skeleton in the house in the
shape of stocking-basket that never gets
empty, and at whose side she has spent
many weary midnight hour in darning.
With this spectre before her eyes she repli.
ed to the girl playfully, "I don't think We
shall be required to darn stockings after
midnight" "Sure and that's thrue for you
mum, for all the pictures Of angels have
ever seen were barelooted.p
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RESIGNED Major N. Ii. Hotchkiss,
who has long been travelling agent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond and
York River railroads, has resigned the
agency of the latter road, and will devote
all his time and energies to business con-
nected with the former. By the way, we
learn from the Stanton Spectator that the
Major is about to lead large excursion
party from Augusta to Watkins Glen,
Niagara Falls, and other points in the
North.
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WOMEN IN VIRGINIA IN 1776.-Par-
ton finds this among the statutes of Vir-
ginia in 1776:
Whereas oitentimes many babbling
women often SANDER and scandalze their
neighbors for which their poore husbands
are often brought into chargeable and yexa-
tious suites, and caste in create damages :
Bee it therefore enacted by the authority
aforesaid, that in actions of SANDER, occa-
stoned by the wife as aforesaid, after judg-
ment passed for the damages, the woman
shall be punished by ducking, and if the
SANDER be so enormous as to be adjudged
at greater damage than five hundred
pounds of tobacco then the woman to suffer
ducking for each five hundred pounds Of
tobacco adjudged against the husband, if he
refuse to pay the tobacco"
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Curious ailrn;,d Accident.

Cincinnati, August 13.--The latter part
OF freight trainion the Dayton and Miehi-
gan railroad became detached this morning,
while going down grade, and was not
missed for several minutes after reaching
the bottom of the grade; and before the
engineer could get out of the way the de-
tached cars ran into the train, iniuring Con-
ductor Merry and young man named
Coifman so badly as to cause their death
shortly alterw ward.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RE-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND Posi-
OFFICE, AUGUST nth, ls72-P. Turner,
Parkersville; VIM. E. Valentine, Verdon,
Va, E. G. Callahan, Richmond; Betty
Bagby, Richmond; Mrs. E. G. Finney,
Sublett's Va. One letter no address.
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ARRESTED ON A SERIOUS CHARGE
Patrick Shea was arrested by Pat Woods
this morning, by order of Coroner Taylor,
on charge of Kicking Catherine Shea, his
wife, to death. The accused was taken be-
fore acting Police Justice Grew, who con-
tinued the case until the 18th, to await the
result of the Coroner's inquest, which was
set for this afternoon.
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Severe storm-aouse Blown Down and Others
" Crushed aN.HHl -s=as-

q Louisville, August l4.--At ten o'clock
last night during a severe storm, the walls
OF the new unfinished building owned by S.
p. Suit Il Co., opposite the Gait House were
blown dSwnwith a fearful crash. Ii = q +
t. They fell east on the adjoining two story
Dick house of Mr.. Jordan Giles, Destroy
ing the building and its contents. Loss
estimated at 100000, A snail building on
the west was also crushed. No person was
injured.
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RD.--The undersigned having with
IA drawn from the old concern of John l. Geo.
count on MONDAY, 18th instant, at No. 10
Seventh street, between Main and Franklin,
where he purposes carrying on the CARPEN-
TIERS and BUILDING business in all their
various branches.
He would therefore respectfully solicit from
his friends and the public, share of their pa
tronage and support, and in return will pledge
himself to doeverythng in his power to give en-
tire satisfaction IN all matters entrusted to his
charge
August sth, 1872. JOHN GIBSON.
n
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STARVED TO DEATH IN A LAND OF
PLENTY.-Coroner Taylor reports case
of death from starvation, that of an infant
child of Courtney Williams, colored wo-
man who has been sick for some time, and
has another sick child also. We trust this
deplorable circumstance may quicken
Christian benevoence in our midst, and
that the poor and unfortunate may receive
such care from the more prosperous as
will prevent the recurrence of such Incl
| dents,
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ornims of oeIorea spltllcrs and snil.rs

Washington, Aug. l3.lIhe War De-
partment has issued regulations for the dis
covery, identification and payment of the
claimants for pay, bounty, prize-money
and other moneys due to the colored SOL
ders, sailors or marines, or their legal rep
resentatves now residing, or who may have
resided, in any State in which slavery ex.
listed in the year 1860.
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The Expelled Jesuits.

Neao York, August l4.-European mail
advices report that M. Beck, General of
the order of Jesuits, has convoked an as
sembage of Jesuits at Rome to consider
the project of changing the name and dress
of the Jesuits expelled from Prussia, and
making as many as possible enter orders
still suffered to remain there.
The death Of M. Kaiser, the celebrated
astronomer, and Professor of the UNIVERSE
ty of Leyden, is reported.
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Buffalo, New YORK. and Philadelphia Rail.
road. Fst

4, BuDdto, August l3.--About three hun
dred OF the most prominent citizens of Buff
falo left this morning on a special train to
celebrate the opening of the Buffalo, New
York, and Philadelphia railroad to the State
line. The party, after dinner at Olean,
proceeded ten miles beyond into Pennsylya-
MIA. They found the road in good condi-
ton and progressing. Speeches were made
by ex.President Fillmore and Others.
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DOG MEDALs.-We learn that the dog
medals have been exhausted, and that ano-
Their supply cannot be procured before Mon
day next. This being the case, the police
men have been instructed not to report any
unlicensed dogs until after Monday.
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slavery not Abolished in Cuba and Porto Rico

London, August 13.-A special dispatch
from Madrid to the London Times says
hlng Amadeus has not, as reported by tel
graph from that city, signed decree pro-
vldlng for the gradual abolition of slavery
IN Cuba and Porto Rico. The document
which he has signed is simply code of
rules providing for the enforcement of the
law passed by the Uortes IN. 1869, making
Preparations for the emancipation of slaves
IN the Spanish colonies. sf
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-14

MosBY ON ANOTHER RAID.-A letter
to John w. Wolff, secretary of the State
Central committee of the Republican party,
announces the fact that Col. John S. Mosby
will make another raid at sWarrenton on next
court day, the fourth Monday in this month.
A large number of the people of Fauquier
will be in town on that day, and they will
have the opportunity of hearing a speech
from one of their ablest and most popular
citizens. i7s
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LOCUST DALE, MADISON CouErr, VA.

Wehave been using u Wilcox Il Gibbs Machine
for three years, doing all the sewing for large
family. It has given perfect satisfaction in every
respect. The work done ON it is no more liable to
rip than work done by hand with the same care.
We have examined many other kinds of ma
chimes and their work, and have no hesitation in
saying We consider the Wilcox & Gibbs decidedly
superior any otto them. LUCY II. GORDON.
ELLA 7. WILLIS.
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DISSOLUTIONS.

TNHE FIRM OF WYATT Il EVANS rs
L this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent.
have Withdraw from the Painters Union, but
l still remain at my old stand, No. 704 Grace
street, in of the Richmond Theatre, ready
to do PAINTING, WHITENING, COI4ORlNGi,
&c, on reasonable terms. Any reference given
that may be required. VIM. A. WYATT.
iv lift -s-3t M" f.-t-i '#E
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL-
ROAD CoMPANY.-A adjourned meeting
of the stockholders of the Richmond and
York River railroad company was held yes
terday at the Exchange Hotel. 1t was
found that no quorum was present, and
consequently no business was done but
by an informal exchange of views among
those in the meeting, it, was ascertained
that the stockholders had no objection to
the sale Of the road, &C., provided the trus-
tees would proceed in way best calculated
to protect the interests of the stockholders
and all concerned. The meeting adjourned
to the 18th of September, when it is proba-
BILE that final action will be taken. rfa,lg
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Commodore VIM. Ii. McCombe, of
the United States navy, son of Major
General McCombe, of the United States
army, died at his residence, No, 1925 Wal
nut street Philadelphia, yesterday morning,
Of paralysis, caused by indulgence i'll cold
bath.
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FOURTEEN .ToEs.--We are informed
that Mr.. Edward Carter, who resides on
Second street, between Lee and Jackson,
is the owner of duck which has fourteen
toes. The duck belongs to what is known
as the Albanian breed.
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UNwHoLESoME FRUIT, VEGETABLES,
&C.-The present is the critical point in
the season, when fatal diseases are apt to
follow the least imprudence in diet, and it
is all-important that the strictest sanitary
regulations should be enforced. Not only
should the ordinance prohibiting the sale of
unwholesome meats, vegetables and fruits,
be rigidly enforced in our market spaces,
but strict surveillance should be estab-
lished over the other places where meats,
vegetables, melons, &C., are kept for sale.
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Molly Mcguire Assassins.

Ashland, Pa, Aug. 14.-At3 o'clock
this morning six men returning from the
Gowell and Audenreid mines, near Contra
liza, were fired into by party Of Molly
Maguires, who were secreted in the woods.
One of the party is supposed to be fatally
wounded and two others badly. The men
had been at work contrary to the orders OF
the Molly Maguires. The assassin are
still at large.
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The s Straight Cutters"

Wilmington, DEL, August ia call
has been issued, signed BY William Dean.
recently chairman Of the Democratic State
Committee, for the election of delegates to
represent the State in the Louisville Con-
vention. Dean has also arranged a
straight-out Democratic club, and
large number of Democrats, it is claimed,
are ready to join with it. ''4'
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EXCURSIONS.

TIXCURsi0N TRAIN TO STANTON
IL AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS,
EVERY SATURDAY, AT 4:45 p. NJ,
AT REDUCED RATE.
Tickets good to retnrrl by either train Monday.
Rare chance to enjoy the Blue Ridge scenery.
-H- A. H PERRY,
je 27-Tb&F3m General uperintendent.
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q. 81. ,-... 4,ss. ....--..s, BOYDToS, VA
chneaii We haTeea donbie-thread machine, but
cannot manage it. propose to exchange for one
of yours t}1t NJ L. CARTER.
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General Butler, IN a letter to John B..
Alley, says that he shall not allow his
name to be used in the canvass for govern
or, nor in any manner to the detriment Of
the Republican cause.
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General HiiIyer's Faith in the Reelection OF
General Grant.

New York, August l3,-It is stated that
General Hillyer intends to accept the wa
ger of 900 offered in the DAILY NeDs
that Greeley will be elected, and will also
wager the value of house and lot in Har-
lem two to one ON Grant.
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Z RANGE OF THERMOMETERS to-day at
@. +. Johnston's Music and News Depot,
No. 9ls Main street: +,
" 6 A. Nj. 12 M. 3P. M.
IA, 81, "a,
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Bernard Avegno, a well-known Caron-
delet street broker, was found dead in bed
yesterday morning, at New 0rleass. 1t is
supposed that he died of heart disease.