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Not Dead but Live h-Cty Item
Blank Books Butler
Gentle horse wanted-W NJ kennard
Chester Colnty House-Atlantic City
store and dwelling for rent-Adam Gruhh \ Son
Hardware-I rlInan a Shaw.
ked star Line of Steamers
Am rican Line Of steamers
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Local BrevItIes.

Sunset at I29
Brandywne Springs are diling up
Cheaper than eyer-hats at Dubells.
overs Of soda water are finding Gallagher out
The railroad tracks, down town, ought to he
fenc4 on.
Seekers after sea air can ge TO Atlantic CITY and
back for s. 80.
Fine domestic and Key West clrgars at Galaghers
at 18th and Market.
Physicians should apply at the Commercial once
for prescription blanks.
Adairs is the only place IN the State where they
make Ct airs and settees
Gouerts is the only tailor ore on Fourth street
and the y .dcst one IA town.
Throw that Old neck tie away and get bran new
one at Morgan's cheap store.
Jus in, some choice teas all who have tried them
are pleased, No II T. 4th street.
For a nicely prepared dinner or luach 20 to Full
nler's saloon, SOC Market street.
Who ever got an inferior quality Of coal of Craven
Armstrong, loot OF West street?
Unsurpassed-The elegant assortment of French
dLd american corseis, al Franks.
Adam Grub son offer for rent a new three
story mouse and store IN Ninth Ward,
Ladies and misses suits can be purchased at Lch-
tenstelns New styles aAd low prices.
Payne. the tailor, has had from twelve TO twenty
lands al work for hil the whole season.
II yUl are rich and have a poor friend make her a
present Of Grover Baker sewing Machine.
Duh TINES don't sea BuXb Jun His motto Is,
" keep good stock aud the people viii want IT,
Ferry cleans carpets By machinery very nicely
Without injury 10 the carpets. Ills place Is on Del
aware avenue, at Madison street
liN re lucng the cost Of fine job printing zee ore
repaired to oiler such terms 10 customers as they
cannot possibly ohtlin els where.
VINO YER ms front or back porch shoull also
nave par OF the Enterprise cos. pore chairs al
only 81 Il pair, with arms and rockers.
The smugalers would be happier AMI better il
/ thet wOud lay a few boxes OF Singles a som,
elegant pa'taga cigars for quarter.
/ A ptiful sight was the manglel AMI bleeding form
oi atle Jane ohnOr, who was run over by uan
/ al Water and Market Streets We ,terday.
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jefferson Lodge No. 2, l. o. o. F. at Odd Eel
lows Hall. 81 and King.
Mattahoon Tribe, No. Il, l. o. Il. NJ, at saville
Building.
Keol,uk Tribe No. 8, l. o. h. NJ, lat Red Mems
Hall, AS Market street
Eden Lodge No. "a, l. o. o. F., Odd Fellows
Hall, 30 and King street.
Wilmington Division, No. /, S. Of T., in the
McClaIy Building.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, at Hall
5ll Market street.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 50i
Market Street.
Wilmington Grotto, No. l, S. and D. of A. A.
Bradford s Binding.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. Of p, at knights of
Pythias Hall, I'll Market street.
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ss-Lo0K! LOOK LO0Ki
KRLLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE CIR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t Will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
Uurn.
Il will make you strong and give you new life.
II VIII act upon your liver and tone up your diges
ton.
1t IS pleasant TO take and perfectly harmless
IL Will do all that 'onic viii do without liquor to
stimulate. II is pot Wine Of Iron. Try 1t. doctors
prescribe II. Gu -gy recommend il. Thousands
have been cured with it. suffer no longer. Send
and get circular. See what 1t has done.
For sale BY smith Painter, e. Bringhurstd Co.
Z. McInal. Jr.. and Druggists generally. apr2-llm
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sE-7he IS Gentleman il Black, who is the tlielar
demon 0 dra d shops asslues his sourest aspect
when the rapid progress of Vinegar Bttsr rs is re-
porte down below The PEG e Nege'able
Toni: Is playing the mischief with his ritters fired
with rum. All diseases VIII oh those demonc nos
trums aggravate. unde pre'ense OF re 4esing. such
as Indigestion, sck-headache, constipation iheuma-
tism, govt, and intermittent feyers by it,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


PUPILS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS ENTITLED TO RE
cEIyE SILVER MEDAL FOR ''PERFEcr ATrEN-
DANCE FOR TEN MONTHS
The following is list Of 1856 pupils, attending
the Public Schools of this city, from their open
ing in September last, until their closing on July
8, without missing day-being, in other words,
perfect in attendance" The Board of Educa-
ton, last year. gave silver medals to those who
had been thus perfect and offered the same, this
year. In consequence, the number entitled to
the medals increased from about one hundred
then, (the medals being offered near the close
Of the school year, when it was too
late TO make effort for them,) TO nearly four
hundred, this year. This indicates how great
stimulus has been given to the regular attend
ance of pupils, and it is additionally true that
the number "tardy" has greatly decreased hay
ing fallen of from about 1900 cases per month
to about 600. The medals have no doubt done
much good, but it is probable that, on account
Of the expense, some other reward, Of less cost,
but equally desirable, will be offered hereafter.
The following is a list
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WHERE TO G. Persons VINO 90 down to the sea
IN the Summer time ought, before they start, to
know whose hotel to Put up at. We can tell them
hessr'. Klein IONS own AMI " run tue :. Chester
county llou e, located near the beach, at -tlautic
'ly ana TINS Is tue place 10 sop at. Tins house is
sehtlaiy patroniH by our Chester county nei- L.
nors aud they KNOW " good thing when they see
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CITY ITEMS.

EE-DIAA0ND JEFBLR a Specially. Ameri-
can and imported watches IS Sarat solid gold rings,
aides and gents solid gold chains. Jewelry in every
variety, also clocks at prices 10 suit the times, at l.
W. Bay's old established stand, No. 622 Market St,
PHILADELPHIA
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The Temperature, To-day.


AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
At S A. NJ. 7Ss AT P. NJ, So
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~ Mocha Old lava, Fine Java, Maracaibo, La
gaayra, ani Rio Cotfees, OF the best quality only
always freshly roasted, at Bowman,s second aud
King AMI 81 King A so, lr t-class assortment
of ttas. fancy groceries, and gOods suitable for
cnTsl MS, picEics snng parties, etc. az lower than
usual prices. Bowman, all King and See Id and
trafr. rraa
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RLACK HERNANIEs

RLACK HERNANIES
10 - and 81 WIDTHS,
kRANTGD TO WEAR, PURE SILK AND
Wool,
sovgLrrEs u
LINENS FOR PoLoNAIsE,
eliIY, INDIA BLUE, OPEN WORK AND EN-
BRoIDERED, BY TEE YARD
The as case We shall open This season OF our great
bargains,
The Fuzzy CENT DOUBLE WIDTH CORDED
MOHAIKs
Lee Browns and Gr4ys only
GRANVILLE woRRELL.
g ~ - xsaKrF sThRsT,
-t9-f NasoIc rESPrg wilmington Del
pOOFING-OLD LEAKY TIN. SLATE
~ slllhgle and Composition roofs made water
tlgnt and durable by coat Of PLASTIC SLATE
aud al a small cost.
Plastic Slate, Asbestos AMI Gravel Roofing
ROBERT ATKINSON,
COOL a Hannas Hardware Store
ieoi-Nh 42S Market Street
DURE PEPPER, CINNAMON. ALL
Il spice, cloves and numegs can always he hadat
u EAST FOURTH STREET
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Editor Of woman's Department, sunday Republlc
DR.. (. +. kuNKkL-Uear sir: desire TO bear (un
sOllclied) testimony 20 the merits Of yOur Bitter
Wine OF Iron as dyspeptc remedy have taken
II myself with excellent effect. l have noticed The
great benefit derived from it by several suffering
poor women, whom ur charity has enabled me 10
bestow 1t upon. am Ling that you should use
iAls IN any way sou may desire, and nope those OF
my freAds who read II Will believe 1t TO be al honest
expression Of my opalDn Of an excellent medicine,
ald my sense Of Ohlg it1n 10 It's benevolent prlpr-
rior, h +. hunkel. No. 2i9 North Ninth street.
respectfully yours. ANNE b. M'DOwsIL
KdltJr NOu an Department, sunday Republic
Beware OF cOunterfrits Il. r. kunkel's Bitter
Wine NJ Iron MOI sJll by the sm Az or Ia bulk, only
10 81 bottles. Depot and ONCE No. 259 y. Nintn
street, Philadel lhia. Advice free, go ana see.
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Although the above prices are "a low good
eastern Ice can be sold III this market at profit we
do not lnteud to be undsr-Old upon any considera-
don.
ifices to take effect on and after Monday April
18TH Pussy a RICE,
Onlces: 4O6 Shpey Sts., Fourth and Poplar sts and
1916 Walnut street Hpr7-iy
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alutifrs.

MO ICE-FRANKLIN LOAN AsSO-
IN CIArInN.-The SIKH Annual Meeting OF the
stockholders Will be held 90 the once " the Secre-
iary No Iof MARKET street ON Monday sycnlng tit Nt
the lat1 inst, at ~ O'clock. An election for Officers
ana irectoIs will be held and the Auditors viii
submit their annual report. Attest.
jys-tm d. r. HAWKINS Sccy
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dividend 3lotiffs.

N o T | c E THE PHI LADELPHIA
COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, June 5. 1874.
The Board OF Directors have declared a sem'-an-
Rual dividend OF four per cent on The CAPITAL stock
of the Company, payable on and after ist OF
July. 1874. ALFRED HORNER,
feq-5w Secretary,
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Has never been known to fai. in the cure Of weak
ness a'tended with -ymptOms; indisp9siuon 10 ex
ertion dricnty Of breathing weakness; nervous
irem ling; dreadful horror Of death Il ght sweats
lin ess OF vision; anguor universal lassilude OF
sac muscular system; enormous appetite. with dt s.
peutic symptoms; hot hands flushing Of the b dy I:
VT ness VI the skim pai countenance gud erup-
y Il on the ace, pur lying the blood pain ID tile
back heaviness Of the eyelids frequent ia spots
nyng before tue eyes with sutfusluu and loss OF
sig I want VI attention, etc. sold in bottles
,iei the genuine Depot and Oiiire, No - North
MINI street, fhla. auiicr free. Jezy IA
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NOTICE

IL NATION A. BASK rF1
VII MINGTON 4 BRANDYWiNE
WnMSGroS, DBL, July 2 is74
The Board OF Directors have this day declared q
dividend OF seven per cent for the last six months
PAYABLE on and after the 10Th INST. clear Of Taxes
jya-9t E. RICE, Cashier.
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ALEXANDER CHANDLER,
WILLIAM SrILLhI.

Jl"-h Receivers OF taxes,
WILMINGTON INSTIrt TIE MEM
w BERS holding scrip are notified that it i. re-
ceeed for STOCK in the Library, on the sauc TENS
as heretofore, until further notice ie49 eOl3t
NOTlCE-N NEW LOTS IN TIE RIY.
~ eryiew Cemetery. between the third and
Fourth avenues, ure now laid uut and ON aud after
Monday, June >th, Will be sol at present pr.cc. I'M
vi July ls, with the privilege Of paying therefore
IN three instruments, VIZ: on or before luly lst
Sept LIST, and Nov LIST. PRICES: Avenue /. us
SOLO: other Lps S23.25. These terms wi lot con-
tinug longer than July LIST.
ies-ti ). MARKS, sec's ami Treas.
NOTlCE-MECHANlCS LOAN Assoc
~ CITATION has Just issued 800 shares, Fourth
Series STOCK for sale. Apply to
W. j. MORROW, Sec'y,
my2e-eodtt No. al Fiench Street.
~ OTlCE. -FUNERAL NOTICES AND
~ Society meeting notices TO secure insertion in
the COMMERCIAL must Invariably he paid for in u3-
pdaee apT4-tf COMM IAL PRINTING 60.
NOTICE PERSONS HAVING GRO
~ YER 4 Baker Sewing Machines out Of or Ter
can have them repaired hy calling at the Company 3
Office ianl3-tf 507 KING .r.
NOTICE - GROVER Il BAKER S. NJ
~ Co. have removed U ~ King Street,
MARRIOTT CLAYTON HOUSE BUILDING.
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- T. r ht-fAELn MI LEX hiNE W lNDN.
Has never been known To fail in the cure u weak
hess, attended Win symptoms ndis position TO eX-
rftion, loss Of memory, difficult breathing general
weakness, horror Of disease, weak, nervous trem-
n.lng, dreadful horror Of defih EIgut sWeais, cold
teei, weakness, dimness Of vision, languOr unIver-
sal las ltud7 Of the muscular sys EN-, enormous ap-
petite, Win dyspeptlc system, hot hands, flushing
VI the body, dryness of the sEn allid couutenauce
and rrupilons ua tn face, purifying the blood IAN
10 the back, hraYlncss Of tue eyeills frequent back
spots dying before the eyes, with temporary suiiu-
sion and loss OF sight; want Of attention. eic These
SYMPTOMS all arise from weakness and u remedy
tlai USE T. + kunke!s Bitter Wine Of Iron il
never falls. Thousands are now enjOying health
who have used IL, Get the genuine. sod only IN
81 bottles. Take only +. kunkels. Depot and
onlce, No. Ejs North Ninth ST., Philadelphia Pa,
II Is sold only Ia 81 bottles, with Photograph Of
felt.
sold by all Druggists.
sF-NO 2as TAPE WORN No. ls9
Removed in few hours with harmless vegetable
meilcne No fee asked unt tile entire worm with
head passes. Refer those afflicted 70 residents ni
the city whom have cured, that had taken IN vain
turpentine, and so-caled specigcs and all known
remedies DR.. E. +. Kunke, No. 259 y. Ninth ST.
Philadelphia Advice free Removed iape worn
from enid years Old, measuring 20 feet. Cal
and see specimens at Office. Seat, Pin and stomach
worms also removed,
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REGISTRY BUREAU

L < ~ ~ IL MA L.
NorlCE.-The Registry Bureau will be opered
on Monday, July Is h. ms 1e avoid confusion
the better to arrange AMI distribute the Of this
Department the city has been divided into sections
AMI the time appointed IA which the cltlzens tpro-
riy h1lders,) IN c'cn section are respectfully re-
ques e. To present their Deeds with correct de-
scrlpton OF their properly, at this oiice.
lsi Sectiolt extends from Market 10 Union and
from Front to Seventh streets, from July 18th Ia
21th
ID Section, Market to Union, seventh t, Tn r
iecnth streets; from July 2'th 10 August lOih.
81 section, Market 10 Mon Thirteenth Street 10
the Brandiwine; from Au ust 10Th to 2tth.
Atm Section Market 10 Union from Front Street
South TO cry Line; from August 2ith TO sept. 5tn
5ih section, West o. Market and NOrh of Bran.
dywnf; from Sept. 9TH To 2tsf
9TH Section, East Of Market aud North Of Ninth
Street; from sept. 2si TO oct. an.
I'm netti0n, kast Of Market from Third 10 ninth
Streets from Oct. 9th TO 18TH
sih eciiOn East OF Mar. ct and South from Third
| to Street, from Oct. 18Th 10 Nov. "a.
9th ; elton East OF Market and south from A ST.
To CITY Line; from Ov "a to 10Th.
A copy Of the Registry Law and blank forms fol
the description OF property Will be furnished ap
pllcatOn at this olice.
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Thomas Johnson,
Howard alley,
CORTLAND Pierson,
Francis Fnzpatrich,
{ arollne Miller,
Eiuma Downing,
Clara Moore,
Mile scott.
Emma Pierce.
George d mason,
James CLARKE,
Robert stuart.
Edward Lfunilltt
amelia Beck,
Louie Beck,
MAY fiaglOr,
sadie Moore.
lille Aicl rackcll,
Lily adams,
George Hurst,
Fritz Messing,
Harry Bedford,
sophia simmons.
Nlctorine Hyatt,
John McDOnougl,
Joseph Murphy.
ltla rurner,
Maggie B-,iiud,
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DURE PEPPER, CINNAMON. ALL
Il spice, cloves and nutmegs can always he had at
u EAST FOURTH STRICT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-24
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1874.

The Comptroller of the Currency having re-
Gently ascertained through the reports OF ex,
aminers of rational banks that certain national
banks are in the habit of drawing drafts on
their correspondents in New York at sixty and
piDty days date, acceptance waived, has adVls'
ed these institutions that such issues are IN vlo-
latiou of the National Bank act, which prohl,
bits the issue of post notes. Such TRANSACTIONS
subject national bank to forfeiture OF the
charter, and it is the Intention of the Comp
troller to commence proceedings, if necessary,
to prevent such practices. Other national
banks are in the habit of furnishing their de-
positors with checks drawn one day after date
instead of on demand, for the purpose OF evad-
ing the Internal revenue law requiring two
cent stamp to be affixed to such checks. The
COMPTROLLER will ask for an amendment to the
act, which will prevent such abuses.
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H:WS OF TIL r. ia y.
To show the very age and body Of tie Time"

President Graut has appointed Hazard Ste
vens, of Washington Territory, Commissioner,
under the first section of the Act to ascertain
the possessory rights of the Hudson Bay Com
pany and other British subjects within the
limits which were the subject of the award of
his Majesty the Emperor Of Germany, under
the Treaty of Washington of May s, 1871, and
for other purposes.
London kilograms say that Charles Swain,
the poet, is dead; that Mr.. Arnold has declined
to run for Parliament in Northampton, and
that John Mitchell will return to New York
early in October.
The prizes in the great international rife
match at Creedmoor next Tuesday exceed 49,.
900 n value. The freedom and hosptalitic:
Of the city of New York were yesterday tender
ed the Irish rife team by the Mayor.
John Dunley was fatally shot by John Nc
Donald, contractor, 10 New York: yesterday
morning.
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COMMUNICATED.

IMPROVEMENT ON NORTH ST. AsApH ST.
This Improvement is progressing rapidly under
the direction of the Committee on Streets and
the Superintendent Of the Police. The resi-
dents on the street think it will put them to
some expense and temporary Inconvenience,
but many of them look upon the street as de-
cded improveme Mr.. Wilkins has put his
sidewalks down before his two houses on the
street, and has the material ready to put side
walks before the rest of his property. Mr.
Baggott has also had bis curb LET and sid, :
walk graded Mr. Quinn has had his ma
terial for curb and gutter purchased for two
weeks and has petitioned Council to give him
the grade so as to enable him to complete
his side walk for three quarters Of square.
These arc thorough business men, and know
well the value of having the street and SIDE
walk improved in front of their property. The
Washington 4 Alexandria Railroad Company,
acceded chcerfully to the order of the Commit
tee on Streets to put their track on the linc of
grade, and are doing the work as rapidly as
possible. The Improvement will change the
street from low fat one into we'll drained
one, and obviate the unhealthy and uninviting
appearance of impossible cutters, filed all the
year with pu ril and stagnant water. }.
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Gen. Farnsworth has been nominated in the
Fourth district of Illinois for Congress. Farms
worth is known hereabouts as the colonel OF
the Eighth Illinois Cavalry" than whom, we
expect, harder crew. were never quartered
upon helpless community, and its command
er has no claims upon the friendship of this
people. Nevertheless his views having under
gone radical change since the times that
then ''tried mems souls, and his defeat at the
last election being attributable to his liberalism
and, as he has been nominated by a Reform
party, Peoples party, Graugers' party, and
Liberal party, in conjunction with the Demo-
cratic party" in opposition to the Radicals 1t
is hoped that he may be returned, if for no
other reason, because he is not afraid OF Butler,
and keeps that individual somewhat under.
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Some time ago while Vice President Hunt
ington, of the Central Pacific railroad, was on
q trip to California, he signed the contracts for
the tunnelng Of the Sierra Nevada mountains
at point near Truckee, California The tuu-
mel will be several miles long, will cost s., 00O,-
600, and will preclude the necessity Of making
a steep ascent of more than 1000 feet at diff
cult part of the road. When the tunnel shall
be completed the snow sheds, will be no longer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-24

Butler is on the war path Notvithstand-
ing his pacific declarations to correspondent
of the New York Herald, in reference to New
Orleans affairs, few days since, he now talks
Of hanging" the ringleaders of the revolution;
criticises Gen. Emory course for negotiating
with mob" that rebels should be dealt with
as only rebels Deserve" &c., Sc, of like brag,
gadocia, uttered at respectful distance from
the scene of conflict Butler is an unscrupul-
Gus demagogue and willy polilician-ful of
sound and furry, but by no means meaningless.
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A resident of Cullman, Alabama, few days
ago telegraphed to Huntsville, demanding that
the United States Marshal should be sent to
that place forthwith to remove ''rebeP' flag
which was floating over hotel in that vicinity.
The marshal forwarded the dispatch to the At
torney General for instructions. The Attorney
General in reply, it is stated, gives the Mar
shall to understand that be is not expected to
engage in the flag business, and that if he per.
forme his duties in his district, and obeys the
orders Of the department, his time will be quite
occupied without running around after rebel
flaps
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necessary.

1t is stated in correspondence from New Or
leans that the tranquility and order main taiued
during the few days the McEnery government
was in power were such as to excite SURPRISE
and pleasure, but that within tweuty-tour hours
after the reinstatement OF Kellogg's police
lawlessness revived, and that the rufiaus, in
tsrpreting the restoration of Kellogg as sig
nal for the redress of grievances, proceeded to
insult and beat some of the retiring police
force
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-24

The New York State Temperance CONVEX
ton, yesterday, adopted resolutions pledging
their endeavors to secure law for the prohlbl-
ton of the traffic in intoxicating liquors, and
reafirming the platform of independent poiti-
cal action when acts and nominations of politi-
cal parties are such as to render them unworthy
of temperance men. A committee of FIVE was
appointed to confer with other committees APP
pointed for like purposes, aud arrange plan
of political action for the fall campaign, which
will unite the temperance men of the State in
ita SUPPORT
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II appears from statistics recently collected
and published that from Hamburg and Bre-
men, in the last FIVE years, the emigration has
amounted to 100000 persons yearly. 10 the
more thinly inhabited districts of Prussia this
EXODUS has caused such serious disadvantages
that Prince Bismarck has been forced to take
it into his most serious consideration. The
number Of emigration agents in all parts of
Germany has greatly increased in the last four
years