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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-10-10


A general victory in November is in the power
of the Republican party of this State. They
may not achieve it, but enough is developed by
the late election to warrant tile assertion that il
they should not, the fault will be theirs. -Dorei'
Sentinel.
7G Democratic majority, only in Kent county.
In 1872, 1t WIS over three hundred, at the Little
Election, and in 1870, about 800.
Now ia the time for the Republicans in every
hundred to organize their campaign clubs.
1t is reported that a Democratic candidate for
Representative in Kent county offered coored
man 50 for his vote in November. These are
trying times for the White Mans party.
Democrats here are busy engaged in advis-
ing c0lOred voters to stay away from the polls
uuless Republicans pay them to come. BY No.
vember 81 they will be trying to get them to
vote the Democratic ticket.-MJord Ne,cs.
Our prospects then in Kent and Sussex have
not been 10 good for many years AZ they are at
the present tlme and il New CASTLE does half as
well as she hts promised there il no question
but that we shall carry the State for Jump and
Lotiand in November, MILFORD Ne,Cs
In Sussex county, the Republicans { lect five
Inspectors out of thirteen.
Both parties have now named their local tick
ets in all of the three countless
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A fire OH Whidden's wharf, in East Boston
yesterday morning of some old wooden build
ings, occupied by several parties, caused total
loss of $4,000.
Burglars robbed the dry goods store of
Forbes IL Wallace, at Springfield Mass, on
Thursday night, of $4,000 worth of silks and
laoes.
Il is reported that the Union Pacific railroad
will shortly secure its land grant by 12,000,00O
acres.
Arthur Bross, school boy, has been SEN
fenced by Judge Barnard to five years imprison-
ment in Sing Sing for grand larceny.
J. Q. Hanson, of Morgan county, Ia, shot
his father twice, fatally He fled after the deed
and has not been heard from. Liquor did 1t.
W. II. Renner. of Altoona, made balloon as
cension from Bellefonte yesterday afternoon.
and in an hour and forty minutes landed nine
miles northeast of Williamsport, distance of 20
miles.
The Grasshopper Aid Society of Nebraska have
issued a call for additional subscriptions 1t ia
hoped aid from abroad will be rendered.
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''A"'' "F fhEAluMS-NAMEs OF THE PRINCIPAL,
RECIPIENTS.
tne 'lht OF premiums awarded at tho late far
~ u'up'etowh has finally been printed The
''1'"lns are among the principal recipients
,f i9i 10, short Horns, two to II. A. Cochran. Jr..
T%'atietown, and Others TO W. r. Cochran, Thoe
t,,ht'ah w. II. Cochran, and William Brady. all
ri ~ own Benj. g. Green of Warwick and
uo,r' uhor' "; ~ McOracken, Summit In Grade Short
,he ',si thomas aud William II Cochran received
. saS olily premiums. Daniel w, Corbit. Odessa
igeeiyed o sd the only premium for Grade Holsteins
yaaaq'heyH, Gen. Van Yoorst Milford, received
III "a premiums. and others we're awarded TO
No,o,. =. wilkins, Chestertown VIM Green. Mid
Soora, M alu heorge q. Kerr, Newark Gen. Van
Jerne..o o"tileu ~ The only premium for Grade Al
'ryn arnnyn hobt. Ii. Cummins, of Smyrna. bore
tr,l3an I5 an the prizes in Devons The promium in
+ Ia ~ 94en 19 was glvel to f. II. Wilson.
mnms MOTIF MOTIFS; OF Brooklyn, N. Y, received pre-
mn,',s e ,or Htallions, and Geo. G.. Lohdell, Wil-
wers .,0 ,Uil q diploma. Other premiums in horses
Warric,,n WinIuen 10 IN stnd colts to J. II. Redgraves,
yeaarIS yuHrgS W. b. Cornog and E. b. Mckee,
ingN fssath III F. Il Cochran, IiddIetown : in geld,
jnbsn, ,"1olin ~ Townsend, Jr. in mare coils. 10
Jos r. I49,enrani M. L. Walker, j. b. Cazier and
Cochra, HUTCHINSON in brood mares to r. A.
lep S, sn5,,.t'' Jt'' Midletown, and T.. L. Boul-
ran in i',,lls ,'ai IN farm horses, to w. r. Coch-
an5 ~ !, Io.d horses to w. r. Case, Harrington.
reSdY v' a. T., Cochran, Middletown. We have al
IN .l'a,ouneed 4laa,. the premiums in trotting.
4wardsd sdieep, premiums for Southdowns were
A. Snwii. Svi 70 Charles Z. Cochran, MiddIetown; II.
tsS@l9ndi f. D. Porter, Newark and Others: in
tive y TO, 10 Harris Mcdowell, Middletown Ma
praaa;M pr ~ WILSON, Newark.
,o,,inns in swine were piven. for f,hesta,
ty; ~. m,iiI.es to II. A. Hodgson, Chester conn
lletown Murphy and B. r.. Craddock, Mid
Soorst ard ana y +, Others Berkshire to Gen. Van
t0D. Il Fva,,aH ~ a, Evans only; English York shire,
given = ilenItural iN H, Implements premiums were
lll TOW fpapd y 4 Comegys for phosphate
Ioues to ~. IL. Barr Co., for reaper to Cox &
tIfosbori tISI ior or mower to Casho & Co. for
and potat%n' %'u Cleaner toJ. A. Jones for peach
lftei, and aSsorters na" ito L. V Asprl for stump
Gpoing ~ I many others McLear a. Kendall,
lyedlI n.y. y Lloyd and j. NJ. Cox 4 Bro. ali re,
IBesllpet lptgiLllums ~ for carriages.
rSr fruits and vegetables. grain and seod sa,,
bug lis, "a SrIeles I Of household economy and
:, other things,in all filling several col.
Ali time 'nAn we can surrender to them at
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INCEPTION OF COCHRAN AND WILIIAMs ny THE
DEMOCRATIC IoN--s'sAMuEI" on THE
eTuMP.
Last evening, Messis. Cochran and Williams
paid visit to the rooms Of the Democratic AS
soCation of this city, and were enthusiastically
leceved. The crowd anxious to see the capd-
iales was so great that the Association were
compelled to adjourn to the City Hail. whore the
meeting was organized and presided over by
hon. 1. L. Bayard, who in a few appropriate
woIds introduced tho two guests TO tic aesoeia-
Iion who went through their bow without a
SOrd
Mr.. Blyard urged upon the Democrats the ne
eesRty of organizing il they would bo suecess-
lal. AZ tue close Of Mr.. Bayard's brief remarks,
samuel Townsend was loudly called for and
spole ut considerable length upon his cavorite
lobby white Mans Party
LOhn l5yrne was next introduced and made
few plea 4ant remarks endorsing the senii-
aent OF MIR. Bayard, that the Democrats must
organize if they wished for SUCCESS. The new
'peaher, lSnatus Grubb, ESQ, made one of hs
thalaeerstc addresses upon National parties.
~ " o'clock the meeting adjourned and the
crowd slowly Dispersed
stR0 REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
Meeting of the Republicans OF the Ninth
NSld was held at headquarters. last evening,
"Aen tho following Executive COmmitteo wa+
appointed Ziba Ferris, Jno u. Murphy, Joseph
nShy George W. Lewis, Shelly 7. Brown,
tame. L. Hawkins, John Davis, Enos
W.. S.n CLAIR, Stephen Welsh, Ashton Tat
qsi, r,, hemard Trusty, j. C Flle, William
aae!,ey' A. W.Guest, Frank Norton, Stephen
Welsh David Bonner, Enoch Townsend, James
A. spencer, Aaron W. Shaw, Joseph McMartn,
Joseph Morgan, J. t. Wright, W. Ii. Furrough,
ii2sIspA i2I,lp Queen, Ahsalom Watson, BenjAmn
''il'es' James Dorsey, A B. Mep. johnson.
ahe Eighth Ward Republicans appointed
y lG n following Executive Committee Chas. H.
HaNaBler Edmund Provost, Henry II. Hawkins.
e @hael s Chadwick, Alex Bennett, j. T. Richard
aa eo, q. D. Underwood, Henry W. Downing. Viii
lao caldwell, Moses Sharper.
me Tenth Ward Republicans also elected an
"Aeoo'iYo Committee last evening.
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Mr.. Scribner has laid the keel for new 700
ton schooner at Milford.
The Atbemdrle is carrying much farm produce
from Lewes to New York.
A large new nursery has been opened at Mil
ford by Gardner d Barker.
The temperance ladies' of South Milford are
demonstrating against license.
Milford consumes about 1900 tons of coal, an
nually, costing from 80 to 81 per ton.
The Jackson & Sharpe Co. sent down two new
freight cars to the d. & D. II. r., on tho 9th
A ll40 pound COW WAS killed in Seaford the
day and is said to be the finest ever raised in
Sussex.
The increase of the wheat crop in this State is
a fair measure of the agricultural improvement
that is going ON among US.
The Milford Ne,cs has beaten tho CONNER
GALS u pound pear. A Mr.. Paige has left it n
pear which weighs % ounces.
Tho increased facilities for transportation have
directed the attention of the people abont Mil
ford to 'Market Gardening"
The temperance men propose TO have local
option enacted by the next Legislature, if they
can and where they fail TO carry this by vote in
any county, there to have license under the pres.
ent lava
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new Adverlssens.uGs To-day.

Fall -WanauIaKer u Brown, Phlla
Fall s-Bennett h Co, phla
The Odessa Tournament
FOund-Palr of eJe-g a. ses
Boots and sloes-P Benkert Phlla
App icati0n for license-,JacUb Hauser
Wanted-Boy {, serve COMMERCIALS
F'rms for sale-P Chandler
Application for license Margaret Burke
} esirable nvestment-RohlIson a Co
COrsets-F l. Frank
Bonnets bleached d M Cloud & Co, Brevity
Cheap hats-Dubell. Brevitv
PartaRa cigars-Singles Son, Brevitv
Sewing machines-Groyer Il Baker, rrevlty
Moderate prlces-tlouert, the tailor, BIevity
Teas and cOffees-Houston T. PrIzsr, Brevity
Neat fitting shirts-C Morgan. Brevlty
Boots and sh0es-pennlngtOn, Brevity
Best coal-File d Murphy, Breyiiy
Oflice desks -HarIpan, Brevlty
Carpets cleaned-Felry, B. evlty
Flower bu bl-TaTnall, Brevity
Hardware-W ii Billany
Fall sacques-M L Lchtenstein
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igE snER1FF & SALE EsrorPED AND An EFFORT
SADY TO THROW THE COMPANY INTO BANKRup r
*.
The Borhs County II. Il. wax not sold by The
sheriff of Berks county yesterday, as advertised
The neadiug Times says that nm injunction was
granted by the U. 8. Circuit Court at philadel-
qbis, OH Thursday, restraining Mesars. De Ha-
ven IL Brother, Bushoug & Brother. Peter L.
Weimer. Hof and Milholand, George L. Baer.
and George W. Bruckman, their servants and
agents, from proceeding under the executions
Issued upon their Judgments petition in
bankruptcy has also been filed in the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
.rot OF Pennsylvania and rule was awarded by
juige Cadwallader, returnable on the 18th INST,
The Reading EAGLE says the sale has been post.
poned until the 18th inst.
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PROPOSED NEW ENTERPRISES AT CHESTER.
interview was held at Chester on Thursday be-
tween John Roach and the Mayor and deiega-
ton OF the City Council. In the course OF some
romarks during the interview Mr.. Roach stated
during the past three years $S,000000 worth oil
iron ships had been built there, of which sum
S700,000 had been sent away for material. He
proposed to keep that money at home by the
erection of an iron mill, which he would COM
mence at once. The mill will be 250x180 feet
and employ $50 hands. Mr.. Roach suggested
the erection of dry dock also, and offered to
give five acres of land upon which to locate it
and subscribe one fifth the required capital be-
aideR.
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SUNDAY School ISsrIrUrE.-A Sunday School
Institute for the Wilmington District of the
NJ. j.. Church, commencing at 2 p. M. on Wed
nesday, October 21st, and continue uninterrupt-
edly until Thursday evening, inclusive. The
Institute will be under the charge of Rev. james
M. Freeman, of New York, associate editor of
earnestly desired by those having it in charge
that all the Sunday Schools within the bounds of
the Wilmington District will send ono or moro
delegates. Ample provision will be made for
the accommodation of delegates from outside
the city of WILMINGTON. A full programme of
the exercises will be gwen to the public before
the meeting of the Institute.
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A SPECIAL SERVICE IN THE West CHURoH.--
Rev. ). A. Mutchmore, ID. D., will preach a
special sermon in the West Presbyterian Church
tomorrow afternoon at % o'clock To this
service the public generally are most cordially
invited. There will be preaching in the West
Chnrch every evening of next week.
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NEWARK, Oct. q.
Gu account Of the rain, the Butcher Boys, OF
your city failed to come over as was promised,
but yesterday a despatch was received by the
Diamond State nne that they would be over in
the afternoon. This did not give our boys an
opportunity to get their nine together. and four
new men had to be put on.
The game proved one sided from the start, al.
though fine players were noticed on both sides.
Sutton, Of the visiting club, made fine catch,
and Mackey, of the home nine, distinguished
himself at short stop. The umpiring, by Mr..
Cross of the Lawrence club, was satisfactory
The score il as follows
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Social ENTERTAINMENTs.- The seventh ann-
versaiy Of Rescue Council, Nj. g. Junior Order
of o. u. A. NJ. was held, last evening, in their
hall in the Silver Building, which was pleasant
ly enjoyed by the members and large number
OF invited friends. The time asspent in varied
exercises, consisting of declarations, sentimen-
tai and comic music, and q number of charades
the scenes.
Eden Division No. 6, Z. of T., will give a So
cial entertainment at s. of 7. Hall, McCary
building, Market street above Sixth, this even
ing. The doors will open at ~ O'Clock ; per-
formance to commence at o'clock.
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CONCERT Proposed IN BEHALF OF THE Mosu-
MEsT FUND. Several prominent gentlemen of
this city have signed paper seconding the prop
ositlon of Eli Crozier and inviting the several
church choirs to aid him in a concert in behalf
of the monument fund. By his personal efforts.
unpaid, Mr. Crozer has obtained in subscrip-
tions SS59.to the fund, and the remaining s40O
he proposed to raise by concert.
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The PEACH GROWERS CONVENTIONAL call for
the regular annual fall Convention of the Della
ware Peach Growers will be issued next week
by the President. The convention meets on the
third tuesday of October which will occur on
the GOTH The convention will meet as us
ual at Dover and it is expected that business OF
great Importance will come before the NEE lag.
A full attendance ia requested.
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FORMATION OF A SABBATH School CHoIR--The
afternoon Sabbath School of st. Pauls NJ. Z.
Church is determined to spare no pans in the
effort to even surpass the high standard it has
attained among the Sabbath Schools of our city.
The Superintendent, Nr. Joseph Pyle. has the
Sabbath School cause thoroughly at heart, and
is always striving to add new interest to the ex-
ercises by making use of all the best ideas for
promoting the sabbath school cause and as
long step in advance there has just been organ
number of the singers of the school whose duty
it will be to conduct the musical services of the
school. They will meet to formally organize
and elect q leader this evening.
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membership. it was stated had been made since
the last meeting There was also
Presbyterian ministerial meeting, and in both
assemblies fervent PRAYERS were offered for the
recovery of little Charley Ross, and supplcations
that failing earthly help the stricken parents
might be given grace to sustain them under as
cruel a blow as could be leyeled at q human
heart. The prayers and remarks on this cub
iect deeply touched tho public sympathieH.
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TELEGRAPH WIRES BRoKEN.-The storm, yes
terday, blew down one of the telegraph
posts between this city and New Castle and dis.
connected the wires that communication was
interrupted for time. The wires were re-unit-
ed this morning by superintendent White and
are now working.
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Ia IT AN OMEN.-It appears that the Democrat
ic candidates have proved too heavy load for
their banner, and in consequence their flag has
come to grief. This morning it was split from
end to end and hanging only by q thread the two
candidates were suspended between heaven ana
earth only waiting for breath of air to consign
them to the muddy street.
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The ELECTION CAsEs.-The cases which have
been pending since Tuesday before tho Mayor
of several parties charged with illegal voting
have again been postponed until the defendants
can call in additional testimony. 1t is probable
that the delay will be inde6nite--at least the
trial will not come off before the last of next
weak
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ANOTHER ELECTION CAsE.-William Henry
Augtus Eldridge was, this morning, held in
$500 bail, for an alleged attempt to vote fraudu-
lently ill the I'd Ward, on u tax receipt made out
for Christana Hundred Edndge says he Is,
oitv
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Daify Gemmereial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY


CHE piogEEnH OBLIGED TO wITHDRAw--So RACE
IF IT RAIss-oTHkRwIsE, THE WORD IS 100 p
At 3 O'CLOCK.
note from Commodore Gause, of the Chris-
tana Navy, advises us that the Pioneer Club,
owing to the sickness Of its stroke oarsman has
been obliged to Withdraw flom to-day's contest,
IL it should rain, this afternoon the race will be
postponed; otherwise 1t will take place at 3, p.
H.. a. nearly as possible.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS. A

Last TRIPS or THE SEAsoN.-To.day the
steamboat Felton makes her last trips for the
season between this city and Philadelphia, and
the Pd'tsade between Wilmington and Penns-
grove.
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ouIcKsrEPs vs. WHITE STOCKINGS THIS AFTER
NOON.
The Quicksteps will play the White Stockings,
this afternoon, at Schutzen Park, for the State
championship. An exciting game is expected
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RATAER TEAM EFF oAPTUED BIZ orFIorRf.
WAsHINaToN, Oct. 10.
a colored fugitive from Justice who had es.
capped from prison drowned himself, yesterday,
rather than submit to be- recapt,lred by the off,
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lectuie in photography at the school rooms of
Prof. Harkness, Och and Market streets, this
evening.
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AcouIrrAL OF SAMUEL M'DoSALD.
BALTIMORE, Oct. TO-
The Jury in the case Of Samuel Mcdonald on
trial for the murder of Berry Amos, after being
out since yesterday returned verdict of Not
1ultv
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Neip advertisements.

GALVANIZED CLOTHES LINE WIRE
N and twisted line; Will not rust the Clothes
WIN. Ii. BILLANY,
2l4 Market Street, Wilmington.
pRUSHES, BRUSHES, BRUSHES.
I'D horse brushes, backing brushes OF all kinds,
For sale by
VIM. II. BILLANY,
2l4 Market street, Wilmington.
DHILIP G. BENKERT,
235 NORTH SECOND ST., PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturer of and Dealer In
BOOTS, sHoEs AND CATERS.
fS-onL AsB EXAMINE OUR STOCK, oetiO-sm
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The schIesyyig Question.

THE PROPOSITION OF ARBITRATION GAINING
GROUND.
LONDON, Oct 10.
The idea OF referring the Schleswig question
to the arbitration of the Queen of England Ia
gaining ground in Vienna.
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Observation-Disclosures BY THE LEVY COURT.
Tho Milford Aetes 0ad AdUeriiser says Tho
Inspector Election in Milford and Cedar Creek
Hundreds vent OF quietly, though the large
number OF Republlcana that We're disfrauchised
by the moan tricks Of the Democratic Assessors
Collectors aud Levy Courtmen, excited the wrath
Of those who were Thus outraged aud robbed of
ther right of eutflage IN spte of their efforts to
prevent II. Some OF these had IN person present.
cd their names TO the Assessor but we're not as
sessod. Oilers who were well known to that
lnnctionary had been omitted, and though pre-
scented the second time through the Levy Court
were not yet found upon the Collectors dupli-
cate. By such dishonesty tho Republicans havo
lost many yotes,yet the two Hundreds that unite
in Milford have gone handsomely Republican,
Milford by eighty-iiye on q tolerably full vote
and Cedar Creek eighty on a short poll being
two hundred short of full poll. At the Novem-
twenty-five, and Cedar Or eek ono hundred and
fifty majority,
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largely attended Republican meeting was
held i'll front of Foxwell'a Hotel, SMYRNA last
evening. An unusual enthusasm for SMYRNA
was manifest, and it is said that 30 many as sixty
Democrats came out ITO hear the truth told"
many of whom were convinced of the impocy
OF Democratic government in Delaware and en-
listed under the Republican banner. Lew G..
Bird, OF Wilmington, and E. 4. Reed. of Dover.
made effective and able addresses.
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FOURTH EDITION.


PAUL RoYNToN TEsrINa HIS LIFE sAYTNd AppARA-
TUs.
New YORK, Oct. 10.
Paul Boynton goes on the steamer Queen this
afternoon, TO test waterproof life saving ap-
paratus. He proposes to leave The ste amer when
two or three hundred miles out and remain In
water until picked up by an inward bound vessel
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THIRD EDITION.


LONDON FINANCIAL QUoTATIoNs--To o-pAY.
FURNISHED by Merrlck, Johnson Co, Bankers and
Brokers' 9th anu Market Sts
10 on n NJ naa IN
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1865 1885; 1s87's, 1895 1O-FortieR, lOS9l;
New per cent. Loan of 1881, 104A Erie
common shares. 81 Erie preferred shares, A.
Market weak. Erie very heavy. Money strin-
rent
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1ew advertisements.

EXTRA SIZE WILKFSBARRE NUT
~ We are to-day (sept. 5th.) unloading cargo.
extra large size Wl'kesbarre Nut Coal, clear Of
Into the cellar
GEO. W. BUSH & SON. French 81. Wharf
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pOOFlNG--OLD LEAKY TIN, SLATE
III Shingle and Composition roofs made water
tighs ana durable by coat of PLASTIC SLATE,
and hf a hnisfi cost.
Plastic Slate, Asbestos and Gravel Roogng.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
Good Hannas Hardware Store
fehI-lvof A2a Market Street.
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GHA5. OAMBLOS II CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. IS soUTn THIRD ST., PHILADELPHIA
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD, SILVER, DC
stocks and Bonds bought aud sold on commission.
Particular attention given to nvestments.
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THE RACES.

JERoMR PARK, Oct. 14.-The first race, purse
$500, distance mile was won by Survivor, Stan
ford second, Resolute third, Audubon fourth,
Ravenna fifth, Willis sixth, O'Nel last. Time
40
The second race fr purse of $500, for three
year Odds, one mile and quarter, was won by
Nettie Norton, The Hoaxer second, Emma third,
and O'Neil last. No official time was taken.
The third race for purse Of $500, for two year
Odds, three quarters Of mile, was won by James
fourth, Leader fifth, Babylon sixth Time-l:lSA.
The fourth race, mile and quarter, was won
by Grinstead, Shylock second, Littleton third,
Idlewild fourth. Time-3:1O
The fifth race, members cup, one and one
eighth miles, was won by Limestone Fadladeen
second, Grey Planet third. Time-2O3A.
The sixth race, handicap steeplechase, about
two miles and a half, was won by Trouble, Mary
Clark second, and Vesuvius third. Daylight fell
at the last hurdle. Time-4:3Gi.