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The AMERICAN FARMER

begins new volume January l. This Is an old cstab
lisled standard Farmers paper, devoted to agri-
culture and its interests. Special attention is paid
besides that given 10 the staple crops, artificial and
homemade nIanurcs. &c.-to Live Stock, Fruit
Growing, the Dairy, &c. Some OF the ablest
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Nov !, 1S74--3w Baltimore, Md.
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236 ACRES,

or less, being the and all the lands partcu
larly described in mortgage from David Scott and
others to Jonathan Cause, dated the Ord day of
October 1860 and recorded among the Land Becors of
Cecill county, in Lhcr W. II. r., No. ,, folio S. &C.
deed from Joseph J. Lewis and others Michael Hart
nett and Peter Murphy dated the 18th day of April
1861 and recorded among the Land Records aforesaid
u hcr c. ii. IL. No. |. folio SOL &C. another parcel of
ia acres, or les. described in deed from Joseph
}. Lewis and others David Scott and others dated
the 18th day of December, ln66 and recorded among
the Land Records aforesaid, and another parcel of 81
acres. less, described in deed from David Scott
and wife 10 Deborah Flack. dated tho 18Th day of
December, 1872, and also recorded among the Land
Records aforesaid
This property is situated Big Elk creek about five
miles from Ekon, and is known the !arn and mills
of David Scott tof John,) who is in possession
the improvements are NV Filling HOUSE, ,s.s4A
large Stone Barn, GRIST MILL. Sorghum f5llMH
Mill and the usual outbIildiugs. The Water islMa
Power is excellent and ample. E..as4
TERMS OF SALE
prescribed by the decree, That oncthrd of the
purchase money shall he paid iii cash the day of sale
TIE ratification thereof: une-thrd in Six and the
balance in Twelve months from day sale The credit
payments bear interest from day Of sale and to
secured by Notes of the purchaser, with surcty appro
we'd by the Trustee
On payment of The whole purchase money the Trustee
is authorized t" execute deeds.
This property will be sold entire parcels AS may
be found advantageous.
HENRY D. FARNANDIS Trustee,
Nov s, 1s13--ts Bel Air Mary land.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

In pursuance of n decree of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, Court of Equity the subscriber as
Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, the Court House
door, in Elkton
TUESDAY, the oh day Of December, 1878.
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Mutual Building Association
OF CECIL COUNTY

Of UFITI COUNTY.
Issues Semi-Annual Series In January and July
Premiums paid in Monthly Instruments. Loans can he
repaid any time. Stockholders withdraw at any
time with legal interest. Series - will be issued
the last Saturday in July
Pcesiden'-DANID SCOTT. TreaSwer-R lIAlNEs.
.Secretory-R. q. REESE. CouHSeJ-C MCCULLOUGH
May 3, ls,3-ly
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE,

There will be Special Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Mutual Building Association of Cecil county,
held Immediately before the regular Monthly Meeting
SATURDAY EVENING. 10Th inst to consider proposition
to repeal the amendments to the Bylaws adopted at
the meeting in September. X. c. REESE,
Nov s. lSI3-lw Secretary
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ILLINOIS.

The Oranges, or Farmers ticket, in the
State has met with decided success i'll a
majority of the counties. In the city of
Chicago the Free Beer party had majority
of TO- 900
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On TUESDAY,, NO VEMBER 18Th, 1873,
the following Personal Property to-wit:
~ lIORS rs: good Road Wagons, | Dear
sfWHN born Cart, Curnsh"lic,, Fan Flows
G94&< sUarrows, Cultiyators. l Grndstonc, | Cider
-AA--saasprcss Forks, Rakes, Hoes. Spades Shoves
Grubbng Hoes, Post Spade, Post Anger Jack Screw
sets Harrow Teeth, sets of Carriage Harness.
Plow Gears, set Cart Gears, Collars Brides and Lines
set Wagon Gears. Maul and Wedges, Wood Saw Cross
cut Saw, Barn Shovel, Straw Cutter Cutting box Ok
Chain Hal f-bushe Measure. lot of Bags. Sleigh &C.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Terms mai" known ut sale.
Hn-Salc to commence at 10 o'clock N.
Nov s. lT3-2w SARAH DEAN
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80 ACRES, More or Less

is that part of hc real estate of til, late Jacob Stephens
which is described in the proceedings of the Commits
sionrs appointed 10y the Circuit Court Cecil county
to divide the real estate of Jacob Stephens lot No. l.
On the Second Parcel are DWELLING -
HOUSE Barn and the usual outbuildinss nu1HM
occupied by John +. Stephens. t,..sM5
These lands well improved adoin or lie r VI ~
the village of Warwick and abnu four mines
from Middletown on the Delaware Railroad.
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The Grange men and Anti-monopoly
ticket appears to have had decided
majority in the State. The Democrats
generally supported the Oranges, nominal
ing no ticket of their own with three or
for exceptions, in the State.
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TERMS OF SALE,
prescribed by the decree, that onethirl the par
chase money shall be paid in Cash the day sale or
the ratification thereof onc-third in Six ont third
in Twelve Months from the day of sale thu credit pav
mens I" bear interest from the day of sale and to he
secured by notes Of the purchaser with surety approved
by the Trastec.
On payment of the whole purchase money the Trus-
tee is authorized to execute deed, &c.
HENRY ID. FARNANDIS, Trustee
Nov. $, LISTS Bel Air, Maryland.
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THE ELECTIONS.
RESULT IN THE STATE

1t is impossible to obtain an accurate
account of the result in the State for this
weeks issue and we take the following
summary from Tile american. We will
give an official table in next week s issue,
of the State:
"We have election returns more or less
accurate from all the counties in the State,
except Worcester. The result, although
far from being encouraging, is not quite
so disastrous to the Republicans as the first
report led us to suppose. Charles and
Calvert each elect the full Republican tick
ct. There will be three Republican Sena-
tors in the next Legislature, namely: Dr.
Lewis Steiner, from Frederick, Col. S.
Taylor Suit, from Prince Georges, and Dr.
Mudd, from Charles. Unless the official
figures change the result indicated by our
dispatches, the House of Delegates will
contain 60 Democrats, % Republicans, and
2 Independent Democrats, elected by the
Republicans. We lost Washington county
by trifling majority. A number of the
counties were exceedingly close. With
our present returns we can only estimate
the Democratic majority in the State,
which will probably exceed 10000, the
great bulk of which was obtained in this
city"
NEW YORK.
The State ticket has about 1000 Demo-
cratic majority. The Republicans have
the Senate and Assembly by small MAORI
ties.
MINNESOTA.
The majority for the Republican State
ticket from 5000 to 5000.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at Public Sale at her resi-
drncc, on the road from Mirr's Corner Newark d..
On TUESDAY,. NO VEMBER 1871. 1873.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The majority for the Republican State
ticket from 5000 to 5000.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Ames is elected Governor over Alcorn by
an estimated majority of $4,000 to 10000.
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crat ticket, but refused. The Ring !"
leaders have boosted that they bought
twenty colored votes in this District.
The aims house vote was hauled out in
wagons and the Judges of election went
out into the street to take the tickets that
were placed in the fingers of these poor
beggars, by their Democratic masters
The most ignorant of this stock were told
that they had taken solemn oath when
they were registered to vote as the keeper
of the aims house told them, and although
they wished to vote the Republican ticket,
they were afraid to do it. This pauper
vote of Maryland has always been burn
ing disgrace to the State, and the obsequi-
BUSINESS of our election Judges in leaving
their seats and going to the wagons IN the
streets to collect the vote is contemplate.
This practice, we believe, is recent Dem
ocratic invention to guard against the pos
sibility of losing some of the stock which is
liable to be out, if let loose.
And these are some of the means en-
ployed by the "Elkton Ring" to retain
power; and thus emboldened and encour-
aged by success, a more determined raid
will be inaugurated against the taxpayers
and people of the county than ever before,
and in the near future, the screws will be
put Down harder than in the past, till hun
dreds will curse the 4th of November as the
day on which they gave these commorants
new lease to plumber. The Commission
ers will be provided with Clerk dictated
by the Ring, and a free run will always be
easy to the county treasury by the Ring.
The expenses incurred by the past and
necessitated by future elections will easily
be made up, and the tax payers will groan
and grumble, enterprises and capital will
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QUEENS HOUSEHOLD MICROSCOPE

A Compound Microscope magnifes 10000 times
VIII show all the Animalcur in water. and othe
to show.
Sept Is, 1ST3-l6w
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prescribed by the Decree That une-tlird of the
purchase money shall b, paid the day of sale. and
the residue in two equal instruments Six and Twelve
months thcrca ter with interest from the day of sale
and security approved by the Trustee.
HENRY W. ARCHER,
NOV s. lSI3-l5 Trustee.
The New York herald., 1873-07-07


DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets, as folows:-
MS mnn HE FaSce e
s:SoP. NJ Sunday, s. and s 80 r. M:
FS5 syTsna % Mssns0s e and sum-
day, s2oP. ~, via r., and b. r. H., at "a NJ. IL 30
EaDSes. anS io4 NJ pSiIadeylpSa pSTndsyl n 10
81 $50 and p. N. Sunday, s 80 SiO 80 and . r.
For Phlsdslphs, via Kensinston, at A. NJ and sao p
snnigfani and second class 705P.M; :.
For Newsrk at 30 10 A 7so S $40 O. 10 4 a. NJ, u
ss io BOP. H., and IL night sunday $50, TO- sac
sss aa'iisS;;S ~ : 90 t. ~ !sS,$.
rsr ~ M ss ss g., VA
Pm. and q isSishi ih sunday $40 and siSI = =
re- WCsSSIiSdgSp and rtta AmS0y' eand A. h'so
sic' ?. n and Il night. Sunday. $50, so and
gsi sE :I;s e.: .1;as. sst
Accommods sto1s ior Bordentown Burlington and Cam.
For Ssp p.eshod, ana " and sl H. s:na fnd
For JamesouTs PsmbertSn to and Camden, A. NJ and via
Trains arrive follows From Ptsburg, $50 10 25 A.
daily, except Monday IRON Washington @ ana Bali,
Ine sunday 50 Oar and 40 A. H. Hss ana lc NJ
via r. ". and y. r. r.: Sunday, $40 A. n. From Phil
ssaasseas s s s 81 ids = 4 Il sunday. A
$40 6s0, II ~ M, 3 55, i0I3P M
Ticket oiices s2e, ls6 ~ and 9A Broadway No
Emsrsp, IS ticks5 Office No. Battery place T.,
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TRAvELLERS' GUIDE.

FTERNO0N BOAT FOR NEwBURG, POUCH
"A keepse, Rondout and Kingston landing at Cozzens
West Point Cornwall, New Hamburg and Mil.o,-The
MARY POWELL from Vestry street. pier 49, every after
noon At 30 O'clock
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TOR SALE-A SMALL COTTON MILL IN PERFECT
Il order, on a never failing stream running cot
ton WARDS and twines goods selling as fast made ct
cited and satiaactory reasons given tor selling. Ad
dress or call on IRA l. BEEBE, No. Pcekman street.
New York. -
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
MORSE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRAIN TO LONDON DIRECT
taking passengers goods Bergen Christisna and
the principal Norwegian ports.
'"' fMIRALD RRGXRfAdER" R"'"'p a.
Captain Lund, will leave her dock. Hsrbeck Stores
: Tuesday July &
To Bergen and Chrisanla First CABIN $50 teerage $s8
The new steamship KONG SvERRE will follow on the
iSesh. passage apply e the general of
q South william street.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCR e~
TIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC ooMPANY's MAIL
sTE4MsLlPs BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvREs
The splendid vessels this favorite route for the
Continent will sail from pier No. 30 North River fol
ST LAURENT, Eoussan. Saturday July Ia
YILLE De PARIS. Gary. Saturday july rs
VILE Du HAVRE. Surmoot... Saturday August
fEhEIhE Danre.. Saturday, August -
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD dncluding wius TO
BREST OR HAvRE. -
First cabin. $l25i second cabin, STA
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
oonneni Europe liking hs ne, t.roS cG% DoaS
transit by English railway and the discomiorts Of
Ing the Channel besides saving time trouble and ex-
pense. 0EoRGE MACKENZIE, Agent. s. Broadway
reduced rates
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
~ town and Liverpool,
,n.uo sailing every Wednesday
IDAHO, Captain Guard o. at r. M.
MANNEsorA, = ........... July l6 at 10 80 A. NJ.
from pier 46 North River.
Oapah fassage $50 gold; Steeragc, $50. currency.
a.. Prepaid tickets, $32, currency.
way booked 70 and from Paris Hamburg Nor
anu Germany at lowest rates Apply to
Will LIAMS a &'GClON q Broadway.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE
~ New YORK to Bristol (Engand) direct The steamers
OF bis me SAL from pier Is East River follows
ARRAGON, western, Wednesday, July q
LAPLAND, Jones Wednesday, Jniv i'd
Cabin passage, $50; Excursion tickets, Sl20 ia s4
Intermediate, $45; Steerage, $50
fsrties Wishing 70 send for their friends obtain pre-
<. &. 1oRGAN's SONS.
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REAL ESTATE To ExCuANGE.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE COTTAGE BY THE
sea- overlooking the Great South Bay at Patchogue,
L. l. house barn and eranery; nine rooms with water
front docked; yachting, bathing, fishing and cunning;
slip. New York.
The New York herald., 1873-07-07

HANDSOME FRENCH ROOF HoUsE-ELEGANTLY
III furnished; every modern Improvement; IL rooms
ne grounds; arsocra tic borhood; depOt b
trains; comnutation II cents 81 minutes in Jersey;
would rent for several immediate pose ssion.
ERGUSON, 16l Broadway.
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CroNINGToN LINE TO BOSTON
- .fp Day Boat
The now steamer RHODE ISLAND, the fastest and
most msgniacent steamer adoat leaves Tyenty.third
neotion with express trains tor pier Prov-
dencc and Boston. Best route to White Mountains.
Splendid excursion TAKE the RHODE ISLAND, remain
board, and be back to the city at A. NJ the next
Steamcr SYLVAN GLEN leaves Peck slip at 10 p NJ.
and connects with the RHODE ISLAND.
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NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING.

NEW flhEPkOOF bUlLDlNG,
FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIREPEOOF WELL LOCATED BUILDING BEING
IN CLOSE PROFANITY 10 THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTs, THE POST OFFICE.
&C.. &c.
OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS,
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C, &C., CAN BE
HAD, sINGLY OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
SIzE, FROM l0zA2 FEET TO 25x67 FEET AT $780,
500, $50 AND UPWARD TO $4,000, ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION.
THE ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY FIREPROOF,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
HEATED BY STEAM. AND HAS Two FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M
PROvEMENTS
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For London direct
HOLLAND Capt Bragg Thursday, July IT. at l0k A. n.
Csbin passage $50 so and SlQO currency.
Return Tickets at reduced rates.
- Steerage 920 currency.
Prepaid steerage tickets from liverpool Queenstown
Londonderry, Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol or London
- . AT THE LOWEST RATES
60 Broadway 4. w. J. HURST Manner
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DIOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, OPPo.
Il site East Fifty street East River in Ravens
wood two acres land zoo feet water front fine mansion.
four story h~h soop House in the city; must be in
good locality Apply 10 G. GUNTHER, lU5 William street.
New York.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LEASE-AT ASTORIA;
Il newly furnished and carpeted; desirable oppor
tunity in every respect Address T., box los Astoria a. ~
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(IOOK'S EXCURSION TICKETS
~ to all parts OF Ireland. Scotland England France
bbei,slam Germany italy Switzerland, spain Egypt
paiesnne DC, &c are sold at reductions ranging from
10 TO f5 per cent below ordinary fares ~
They arc available by any line OF steamers leaving
America and can be used from any European port They
are issued TO single travellers and do REQUIRE their
holders to travel In large parties. ~
COOKS sixth personally conducted party from New
York leaves per steamer Samaria July H.
Cooks personally conducted Tour Round the World will
leave san Francisco october 15 next
Cooks Hotel Coupons available at over 800 6rst class
hotels throughout the world al uniform and fixed prices
run gar'icnars as to route expenses 4c for upward
monthly. COOK. SON JENKINS, 262 Broadway, N Y,
and Fleet street. London.
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DARE AND EXTRA AORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
IL a magnificent Country Seat moderate terms, part
exchange-l0 acres; elegant Mansion complete; modern
improyemens spring water LAKE BOATING nshlng sites
miles from New York Bucks county Pennsylvania,
thriving town. IA trains daily to all points For partcu
lars address RANSOM ROGERS. 25 South Fifth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

~ Cornysll Neweurg. hsriborough ronghkeepHc and
ksopus.-The STEAMBOATS, TIL HOMAS CORNELL and JAMES
BALDWIN leave Harrison street. pier "a North River.
daily, at O'Clock p. NJ.
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York County $. j. Court.

PETERS, j., PRESIDING.
THGRsDAY.-Mary Leavitt, libellant, VS.. Rufus
Leavitt. Divorce deereed.
Yeaton.
Silvina P. Dodge, Hbellant, VS.. Everett S. Dodge.
Divorce decreed.
Yeaton.
In the of Perkins Allen, heard before the
Court few days ago, decision was rendered in IA
yor of the plaintiff for S64
Clark VS.. Inhabitants of Lebanon. Action for per-
sonal injuries received through an alleged defect in
highway. On trial.
In the evening the case of Louisa P. Holmes, petit
toner, VS.. Samuel L. Holmes was resumed, and the
testimony for the respondent was put in. This is
action for the annulment of decree of divorce OBJ
tained it is alleged by fraud the respondent having
married again. motion to dismiss the petition
was overruled. Not concluded
FR1DAY-Clark vs. Inhabitants of Lebanon. YER
dict for plaintiff for $500.
Laura j. Woodman, libellant, VS.. Horace Wood
man. This was hearing before the court on mo-
ton by libellants counsel specific of money
to be allowed from the bellees property for the sup
port of the ibeant land the prosecution of the suit
Decision reserved.
Smith-w. P. Frye for the libellant.
Yeaton-Drew and Eastman for defendant
SATURDAY.-Samuel S. Hart VS.. Edmund G. Muir
lay. Replevn for horse valued at $3.50. Verdict
for the plaintiff
w. Emery. Low-Copeland.
Alzira Junkins, libellant, VS.. Jairus Junkins. Di
vorce decreed
Yeaton.
MoNDAY-Peter Frost VS.. Portland & Rochester
Railroad Company. Action for injuries received at
South WATERFORD station occasioned by negligence Of
an employee of said company. On trial.
Came Drew-Fox.
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NEW YORK.
Bad for Col. Drake.

New YORK, Oct. 6-The Sd regiment of the
National Guards, New Jersey. Col. j. Madison
Drake, visited this city to-day and were receiy-
ed by the 8th regiment. They were reviewed
by Mayor Hayemeyer and Common Council at
City Hall. ''
AS Col. Drake was out of the ranks thanking
the mayor for reviewing them, the Clerk OF Ar
issued out OF the Supreme Court on the COM
plant OF Henry Lindemeyer & Co., paper deal
ers, who charge Drake of defrauding them out
OF 81, 0o5.75 Col. Drake purchased the paper
on winch to print the Elizabeth Daily Monitor,
OF winch he Is editor, to the amount of $4,000,
representing that he owned large amount of
property IN Elizabeth. 1t was found that the
properly was all In his. wife's name. Of the
S300O the above amount remained unpaid.
Hence the arrest Col. Drake was locked up
but subsequently was released on $4,000 BAIL
VIM. G. Comet, type founder and one of the
compliments, bec.ming his sureties.
Heavy Rain Storm
A heavy rain storm with northwest gale
commenced about noon to-day continuing to-
night. 1t extends to all points on the Hudson
River being very severe tonight at Poughkep-
sic and vicinity.
The Evangelical Alliance,
simultaneously with the meeting of the tbeo-
logical section of the Evangelical Allian,e in
st. Paul,s Methodist Episcopal church this
morning, aud at which the pripcipal feature
was an address on the religious aspects of the
doctrine of development by DR.. McCosh of
Princeton, the Alliance resumed its session eft
Association Hall, Rev. Dr. Woosey presiding
After the singing of the hymn by the congre-
cation and prayer by Bishop Campbell of the
col ofed Mathodist church, Rev. DR.. S. l. Prime,
the general secretary, announced that the dele
gates from foreign lands were cash to receive
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Is there anything in the world that will so
sour good tempered persons disposition and
make the world seem humbug, and swindle,
as to find the new pair of Kid Gloves upon
which we had lavished our whole shopping
genius, ANONYMOUSLY rip, tear, and show the
stitches in every seam? and while the thumb OF
the right hand one, is a world too big, the left,
is a slender shriveled up nuisance The wear
and tear on such occasions out-costs a thou
sand such contemplate limitations. Fortu-
nately there is in our very midst a remedy for
such vexatious ills. Our new Dry Goods man,
Horatio Staples, No. Is Middle St., received
this morning from the importers, full assort-
ment Iof The famous Trefousse Kid Gloves
which are acknowledged by the best judges to
be the best Kid Glove in existence. Be sure
and buy them of Staples, rs Middle ST., and
you will get the genuine.