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NOTICES.

NOTlcE.-I hereby give notice that it Ia
~ my intention to apply to the Legislature
M IT'S present session for divorce from my
hnshandj William II. Pelham.
lan26eodlm MINNIE p. PELHAM.
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STRAY WAITS.

Workingmen's Loan Association meets
this evening. .j.
Last nights snow was not sufficient TO
make good sleighing. s'. >.,ftr- H
This evening the regular weekly meet
ing OF the City Council will be held
There were 81 dodgers at the City Hall
last night. and a like number at the gas
house, .r.f as.l,hf
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AMUSEMENTS.
CTEREOPTICoN EXHIBITION.
-bf-
PROF. JONATHAN X. TAYLOR,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE UNION AID SOCIETY.
AT NsTITUTE HALL,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. sorH
AT Y osrlocE

JPhe entertainment will consist of beauti-
full display of insects fishes, birds, ETC., under
the microscope; ;statuary, scenery, paintings.
The public are cordially invited to witness
this attractive, amusing and instructive exhi-
bitiOn, las well as to join in the effort 10 sus,
tain the Aid Society in its necessary work.
Admission, children and adults Is cents.
Tickets can be furnished at James 4. Webb 3,
L. Y. deNormandie's, Boughman, Thomas Il
Co.'S, Robelen Il Bros, and Mrs. Bancroffs,
and at the door. Doors open at 2. 800 clock.
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Food for the Babie,

thilired fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
els ot Youthful strength and childish beauty.
apr2;d9m &,
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NOTlGE.-I hereby give notice that shal
~ apply TO the next Session of the Legis
lature OF the State OF Delawaref Tor a divorce
from my husband Joseph NJ. Todd.
lan1-lm ELIZABETH IDA TODD.
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Fine Nail HcissOrn

curved aud straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
brushes, Nail Files, Nail Pohshers, etc" for
sale by Il. BRINaHUhSTo & co, ~
Corner Sixth and Market streets.x
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NJ OTICE.-i hereby give notice that shal
~ apply to the General Assembly OF the
STATE OF Delawarefor u divorce from myh,ls
band Thatcher Chase.
laH7tlme " MARY e. CHASE.
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CoNTRAcP-Messrs. Springer, Morley
& Cause have contracted with Phillip
Quigly for the sash, doors, &C., for the
Centennial Hall building, and will start
their mill to work on; them at once.
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No SuspeissiOsl

u the sale OF Boots, Shoes h Caters at 3lf
Market street, doors below Fourth.
WIN. ii. BABCOCK n co.
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ENTERPRISE COAL.-Persons who have
~ been cheated in laying in their winters
supply OF Coal should go,to fout. and buy
ton or two OF the Enterprise, as many have
already done. This viii help through the
cold weather, Good fires add very much to
the comforts of home. Oitlce, Railroad and
Orange streets. iani'75tf
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Concentrated Favoring -Extrsets

ut Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose, Bitter Al.
'aond, Ginger, Mace. Celery, etc, etc, made
and cold wholesale and retail by .,s,.
+. BRINGHURST X, Co,
- Corner Sixth anh Market streets. =,
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Kesump ption OF specie Payment.

VIM. II. Babcock 4 Co., ol3 Market street,
idoors below Fourth, will take sii,er in eX-
change for Boots and shoes to q limited ex-
tend-they don't want too much Of il how
ever,
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NJ 0TlCE:1l, herewith give notice that
~ intend to prefer petition TO the Gen
eral Assembly, at its next session, for a Ill
yorce from my wife Mary l.. Maxwell
decl6 2tawlm BENJAMIN ID. MAXWELL.
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For the Hath.

AM pain brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
sIu Eia.b Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also
hais Gloves, Straps, Brushes, ETC., of horse
2tsisies OF the same class at 7--,' 20
f.. BRINGHURST q co. y -
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Finest ssiad on H''.''''
FOR sale by 49,.
to E.BRINaHURST \ CO.,
~" SpIPsf Sixth and Markets streets.r
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Prims Vanilla Beai.s

sela Wholesale and retail by }
+. 'BRINGHURST 4 co,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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. A startling Truth i-.Thonsmd. di

a StnftnnE Truth t--rhOttsnds die
nnually fiom neglected coughs and
'ld9, which soon ripen into consump-
-. ln"" 'e;a! " ~es of
hr' aho
fingie bottle On d >, =, ri. ,.,.c
Nild Cherry their lives cv~... IL. D., l..
preserved to green old age SO cts. and
81 IT bottle. large bottles much the
cheaper.
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A. OTICE.-All owpers of Real Estate In the
/ ' city disposing of the same will please
notify the undersigned, and oblige
EDWARD FARMER,
.1.. EDMUND PROVOST,
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Rrodie's MiraraIoas Cure for Cora,

An English remedy of great popularity, for
removing corns without pain. IL ,~
80 r. 'BRfNGHURsT Il CO.,
y Apothecaries,; ! %
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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. ALFRED WALTON, Druggist, Ne, e35 Mar.
ae,, het street, respectfully inforns his friends
Sant san me public in general, that he keeps on
= a1nu all descriptions Of medicines, and that
d competent person Is at all times ready to
p.sserlbe for such sick as call at that store,
snu that no charge is made except the regu:
ri th price OF the medicines, the same price as
taey would pay anywhere else; but that no
'"e Ii visited at their residences.
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HoUsR-AFTERNooN sEssIoN. an :
The House met at 3 p. N. .,.g..
The following bills were passed. ..t
Bill to incorporate Evening Star Coun.
ell, Sons and Daughters of America, OF
Delaware bill providing for u commits
sioner OF the Levy Court and Court of
Appeals, Gumboro' Hd, Sussex county
bill to incorporate the Vuleanized Fibre
Company (made private act.)
On motion Of Mr.. Biggs, the vote on
the bill making dogs personal property
in School Distrists 70 and q, New Castle
of MIR. Rowland, the bill was referred to
special eommittee-,-Messrs. Biggs,
Wilds and Baldwin. - w
Mr.. Now1and gave notice of q bill to
amend Chapter II, Revised Code.
Mr.. J.W. Phillips introduced bill to
incorporate Hiram Lodge, No. 81, A. +.
A. Masons, of 9Seaford. Corporators
named are j. W. Phillips, VIM. J. Stew
art, Jas. NJ. Dutton, Lewis Z. Wallace,
Martin L. Tull, Nelson F. Jamison, Jere-
miah Long, John E. Darbee, Henry F.
Porter, Geo. w. Emory, VIM. X. Adams.
Read the 1st time.
Mr.. Todd presented 3petitions, Of citi-
zens OF Dover HID, praying for the divis-
ion of the said Hundred into two Hun
dreds. Read and referred to special
committee Messrs.. Todd. Bisgs. and
Frame. , -.
Mr.. Voshell introduced bill to incor-
porate beneficial society, Of the town
of Smyrna, under the name OF Sons and
Daughters of Smyrna. Corporators
named. Joseph Whaley, John CLARK,
Peter Spearman, Wesley Brown, Samuel
Reason, VIM. Jones, Reece Jones, (all
said to be colored people) Read the LIST
time and referred to the com nittee sf
| MI. Broadway presented petition OF
lScitizens OF Dover Hid. asking the division
Of the Hundred into 2 Hundreds. Re-
ferred to the special committee. ~
Mr.. McAeal presented the petition OF
Mrs. Hitchins for q divorce rom Peter
Hitchins her husband. Read and re-
| ferred to the Committee on Divorces.
Mr.. Nowland presented the petition OF
Sarah c. Watson, New, Castle Co, for q
divorce from Wm.A. Watson. Read and
lrefered to the Committee on Divorces.
Mr.. Biggs presented the petition OF
John g. Crumpton for divorce. from
l.Ann Catharine Crumpton. Referred.
|, Mr.. Collins called attention TO the two
betitions-for Divorce--Ellis and Taylor
l:presented earlier in the session. Those
l Lpotitions were, on motion, referred to a
special committee--Messrs. Conwell,
]}Vpsholl and Broadway
| Adjourned. ;.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
hll persoEs having claims against the Fs
tete I the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Ex xecutrix, on or
before Dec 10th, 1875. or abide the Act Of As
sembly II. such cnse made and provided
ELIZABETH D. CORNOG.
Address-DuPont's box. Wilmington. re,.
~ Hg .H 81 decl8w2m
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
IN OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENT,
Wilmington, Del, Jan. /, 1879.
the Bills for the year 1875 are now ready,
and payable at the ofice OF the Registrar,
1000 Market street.
CHAS. BURTON, JR,
1anlaft Registrar.
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o. ----r--- -----------------
RkGlS1'Eas'S ORDER
uHEGIsrER's nFFIc

ypu REGISTERS nFFIcR.
Upon the application of Elizabeth p Cor
nog, txe,utrix of Angus us Cornox. late
Of Christians Huddret. in said county,
deceased; tits Ordered and directed by The
Register that the EAecut tx aforesaid.
give notice Of the granting of Letters OF Ad-
Rinistrati.n upon the Estate OF the de.
causing advertisements to be posted within
ferty days from the date Of such Letters, IN
six Of the most public places OF the connty Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de.
mapds against the Estate TO present the same.
or abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made ana provided. And also Gu use The fame
TO be inserted withis the same period in the
Delaware Gazette, a newspaper published IN
Wilmington. and TO be continued therein two
months
~ Given under the ha nd and seal
SEAu \of office Of the Register afore-
/asid, at New Castle. in New
- Castle county aforesaid the day
S. G. BIGes. Register.
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FIRST EDITION
The Delaioare Le0islafure.
Specially repoTtett for the Gazette.
Dover, Jan. 81.

ASo' En- 'cNi.
2 r~''Y - SENATE. - ... rr.
On motion Of Mr.. Moore tile House
joint resolution concerning Volume IA
Delaware Laws was read and referred
to the committee on Claims.
MIR. Riddle, from the committee on
Revised Statutes, reported unfavora
Bile to the bill relating to Usury. Lost.
On motion of Mr.. Riddle, the bin to
make January l and February 90 legal
holidays was read the second time and
referred to the committee on Revised
On motion Of Mr.. Moore the bill to
incorporate the Laurel and Peninsnlar
Agricultural and Mechanical Society
was read the second time and referred
to the committee on Corporations.
AFTERNOON SESSION. -.'
The Senate met at .. p. m. Speaker
Stockley In the chair. ttsf..
Mr.. Fiddeman gave notice of a bill to
change the name of Sarah Ann Barker
to Sarah Ann Stephens.
MIR. Riddle, from the committee OH
Revised Statutes, reported the House
bill to provide two additional Trustees
OF the Poor for Wilmington Hundred.
Passed :, 4,
MIR. ,Causey presented petition from
George Hoff and 33 others for stock
law in school district No. 3, Sussex
county. Referred to the committee on
Agriculture. g. ,. ..' =.
Mr.. Fiddeman offered the follow
ing joint resolution which was adop-
ted
ResolOed, That Honorable Daniel ri.
Bates be and is hereby authorized and
requested TO complete the collection
and publication of the Equity cases
determined in tliis State prior to his
retirement from the office of Chan
cellor and that all the provisions of
the joint resolution adopted at Dover,
March 20, 1871 in relation to reporting
such cases shall extend and apply to
such collection and publication by him
a. well since as before the time Of
the termination of his Office of Chan
cellor.
motion of Mr.: Causey the House
joint resolution appropriating 500 for
contingent expenses of the Office Of
Secretary of State was concurred in..
Mr., DAVIS presented the petition of
Messrs. Townsend and Tatman, rela-
tive to Good Samaritan Lodge, No. 8,
!. 90. +. Referred to the Commit
tee on Corporations. ..,.. .......
Mr.. Riddle offered "a resolution
which was adopted, that the Commit
tee on Agriculture be directed to in
quire into the expediency of enacting
general stock and cattle law for this
State, the report to be made to the
Senate Within,flye days. ....
MIR. Moore introduced bill to
amend Sections, chapter 60 REVISED
Statutcs of Delaware. Read. -
Mr. Shakespear from the Committee
on Corporations reported with'amend-
mcnt, bill to. incorporate the Sussex
Insurance Company. Read and Passed.
Mr.. Riddle presented u petition re-
lating to representation, which was
read and referred-te. the joint Com.
mittee. =
Mr.. .FiddeiNap gave notice of a bill
TO alith6rize the ProthoDotary of"Kent
County, to make u certain index; also,
/ bill to amend chapter SO, Revised
Statutes, in respect to investments by
Orphans Conrt;- .a@a ss-, = g..
AIlOnfnpft a. >
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Ia the Field Again

With the finest specimens OF Boots, Shoes an,
eaters ever. altered in Wilmington, at moder
ute prices.
VIM. Ii. BABCOCK. 4 CO.,
il3 Market street, doors below Fourth.
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NOR SALE-The Delaware City Hotel.
u This is one of the best stands in the
State. Address, +. 3. DUNLAP, NJ. d.
lansd2tw4tS Delaware City,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
{. F. kunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron,

mas never been known to fail IN the cure OF
weakness, attended with bympt0ms; mdis.
position to exertion; loss OF memory; dificul-
y ot;breathing; general weakness; horror OF
disease; weak, nervous trembling; dreadful
n0rrur of death; night sweats; cold feet;
weakness; dimness OF vision; langlIor; uni
yersal lasstnde OF the muscular system; epOr-
NOUS appetite, with dyspcntic symptoms; hot
iMnda; flushing OF the body; .drynoss OF the
ekn; pallid countenance aud eruptions on
he face, purifying the blood; pain in the
back; heaviness of the eyelids; frequent
black spots dying before the eyes with ten
tcntion, etc. These AYmptoms all arise from
weakness, and to remedy that tse u. +.
kUNKEL's Bitter Wine OF Iron. ltnevsr fails
used it. Take e onIy mHy = fnFsRK FsRuKsNps Ss VINO hFe
beware of counterfeits and base limitations
As kunkePs Bitter Wine Of Iron is so well
hnown al over the country, druggists Them.
selves make an imitation and try to palm IL
on ON their customers, when they call il Kun
lel's Bitter Wine of Iron. ..' 49,
kunkefs Bitter Wine OF Iron Is put up only
IN u bottles, aud has u yellow wrapper nicely
put on the outside, with the proprietor's
photograph on the wrapper Of each bottle.
Always look for the photograph on the out
side, and you will always be sure to get the
genuine article.
sold by all Druggists and Dealers every.
where.
No. 2J8. Tape Worm No. $50.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive. Nc,
fec unless the head passes. Come and refer
60 patients treated. DIR. Il. +. kUEKLE, No.
80 n. Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Advice
free. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms also re-
sa"yed. dec23.l&wlm
ia the Field Again
With the finest specimens OF Boots, Shoes and
''aiteYs- ever altered in Wilmington, at moderi
ute prices.
VIM. II. BABCOCK. q CO.,
3l3 Market street, doors below Fourth.
Resumption OF Specie Payment. !
VIM. II. Babcock 4 Co., ol3 Market street,
4 doors below Fourth, will take siirer in eX-
change for Boots and shoes to q limited ex-
tend--they don't want too much Of IL how
ever.
No Suspension .
III the sale OF Boots, Shoes h Caters at 3l3
Market street, doors below Fourth.
WIN. ii. BABCOCK n co.
Food for the Babies. 3.
thidred fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
be strong and healthy. and become little mod
els OF Youthful strength and childish beauty.
apr2;u9m
Concentrated Favoring .ExtrSets
ut Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose, Bitter Al.
'nond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, ETC., etc, made
aha cold wholesale and retail by e..
+. BRINGHUfST Il, Co, .,.,
Corner Sixth anh Market streets.
- If.. r. u. :. J
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WILNIsGloS. Del Jan 7s 1875.
Qu1ia st the Brandywine Mills for
fluar and Grain Corrected Daily
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No. 2J9.

Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive. St
fec unless the head passes. Come and refel
60 patients treated. DR. Il. +. kUEKLE, No
80 n. Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Advice
free. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms also re
tanYed. dec23.,l&Wlm
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The t'i-ae2rarancg al Armrnt ~. Cuarn, "A
- 'iiitni-iiltgn ,sim-- iianntnctuirr.
On Saturday Mr. Armciu H. Gudcn. oC
Mo-srs. relticr. s Guden. gia,- n,anuf.cturcra
At Marcy avenue ahd W.l4hpUt ,Icci. VIII
llumaburgh, started from tho OH re with a check
Tor Sl.5jt, that rc 40 to gct cashed. intcI iiug
10 Use ,ho money 10 paI tho employee. Tho
check was soon HitcrWnrd ca.hCi for hlul h. the
BROOKLYN u .nE, at Front ani fulton streets.
lie MS wcll known to thu on 'crs thoro. aad
they sly that thoy noticed unlmL4 unusun In
hiA "ppHirirtc Wucu lac took tie inrut s. Mr..
JohItson. tho Travelling hgenf ~ the nou,c, had
hccurp mi'd fif. hud,u, gud ines lsgtct GA tic
.uk stop'.
Mr.. iirpiicr ~ thc Concord street glass wcr,.
also thHttnU 4 irW nitnutrr VITA Nir. tsit'on IA
the bInk. fsVih the uuni'nt Cf uarfi:,< Witn
Nlf. lNntHuu Ga the ban, Ntrp-, r!r. C'i n h "a
tttn missing. Al ~, ils .ul iiicr~ e ipturt
lt"c tr'n Visited. "a Nci, u4 ht.ia'ss arms Vs. h
NtHit o. N,4 hhuNh hr htd hI-inF-- un tnt
u.., N.t 4tf iu. no ti 'irr'ts sIA tbrt iLns
hur r., - 90 ',' j" o. nun aciur hi.t' .us's
intre't,v ana hrt rltit. and ma uu.i-.a nit .ci-
mems lrri.i~ Niir .uu Ms Iolr rhitu.Vi., secin
60 iIrrin sf tao luf. 'ulY Ui dos. 80 IL MA t'.--
Lp cararce. ami tht Theory ih hn in;s tccn
inpht dald pdt cot OF fn' Whv a. hlli. 4Irnli1
Jos Z. ituNt. ans butiIr.- n.+uCi tf.
. e. inte.tu' man B. ..hn4' li Year.. Of co. eix
lcet niel. Uf large pr'nuriiui-. Wl.h Iul. iitr..
beard, h-ni coniIvs In rad he wore Il ttsiii,-,.
sur.
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rHIRrY CEnrS ANIGHT.
\ Scene in Rcri Life NJ ~ Theatre thrt Tells
it, own solemn Tale.

Al Tue ihNilftiun OF stage Manager VIM
cat % r.iuu.uie Of Muull-he recruits for the
.,.,, t..i..,, H., 81. r,,ti,,- ras.r.. ..,,,t n,
- '''-" '''~''' 4" "''"H N'Ns"i "77V'n"i'u hi
thN door 90 b'othr Theatre yesterday. The
entertainment called for nyo hundred men ~
49, g.. ..,..., M. 49,, -, ,
ON ''N' T'"'"'V ~ "'"'""'' 'u"'o '""l ''"Nuc"
NiNfn avenue long cclure half past nine, the
L.ur op,nfuted Ner. 81 nh stzes ana ng.s
-, .
IT," "t'' 'h-',N." " ''se VuTlu,itN ana Aui-
,i''.' L. h-lu3 "rH'hl We Io.nnGn's our =
1900 'u' ''nl,, ''tr' 90 VIC " iIe7 " nt tot /,
'."i" go ~" ''h -. DNicu noatuS h"u hhhus
"i"r .-in IL" a." N!""u.I t.H youhs-.ets
~ H l'.'i ~ h,'.'' - ,hnt 'n'N 'nlsht nc
d, ID ~ wy ",i1 ~ ~ 'i''n ~ t'.e' bfe'u
W ~ ~ li"u M.hN woe c'nlhi"S ~ It had
. , 90 -, "'r , ~ ~, ilvn. 'h'N SUI
y, ".' VI "''' '''' t'a'N v E"".i"'"V", "l'uuuIh
49, .., ~ ~ I A'"l'r' ~" vutcs we're
~, ',.' '''' 49, a. H',,, ~, ~" We h"i no
Ii'' AN' W ltfisi'h i'f FL huiiE room hetlt I
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nTEoNG GIWE AruaND BtLU.


perl FRAT. MHniN.
The return match nj haud ball between
Arthur McpIadc and prof. Manlx was opt ned
ia u mara McQuHde's Court, at Az Madison
wroet, Sc tertay oy Muuix, VINO showed himself
in inr form ter play. he served the hali bcuuu-
fnliy for three, and was followed nv his larger
hut no more active oppon at, who scored two
icrF, aud went uuder ON a scratch. tho frat
game was - long one, aud sueudldly pinyal on
hD Ga stIVs, the irO!t-4ll's undcrhand sTOkcs
frequently tN king applause FROM the err WdCd
1ll rs hNt wncn the res stood even M 10
MtQ iAdr went lnlo service wiin "a dei rmlnn-
tnn Co. via, o denomination reached only aftcr
IA rd play. SoOrr, - to - Tor NuQu do.
lhc second game " ~ not 80 wei played, and
~ ia CLOSE Nrtl ihdt wis again dCCl red victor
10y q scora Of n to T. Tho third was slight i'm
rtovenent rn tnc -ocond, hut resulted IA before
IN vioi ny Tor hcQ lido = 'ure II TO H. In the
fourth MhinN PLAYED n nplendid game. taxing
lne lead nt tho start and holding It Throughout
lln won this zane by score of n to II.
Ii WAS groWn. dark. and although tho specta-
th' reiorce, RuLcrt NJ. Dorc, decided that IT
should he pnstnOn9d, me players had ucirl,
ended the iltth game, McQuadc having scored r.
10 Ms opponent II, when the roferoe's decision
wa I nuered. Tue match will bo finished on
tie 3lSt iust.
on ia sdaY next Robert Dore and David
Barp VIII play Lanes KIRBY aud John Lainahan
bt II Ia 7, for 800 Il SIDE.
Arthur Mcunadcs challenge 10 any PLAYER In
Phltdelpha has been accepted by Maurice
Moofo. who viii PLAY him flr 500 a side 1'h
frat seven games viii loo plHyou In Philddelnhia
on Pnursday afternoon, the othor ghuas III
MoQuaJo'S one week later.
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ACTUALLY .tcomplish ii. without the aid Of the
Government. without the AID Of the LEGISLATION
Of Congrcs And dil not orr CORRESPONDENT
In the pa, lotto fotvor 81 tho times with which
he WIS undoubtedly ipaplrcd, spprove OF such
legislation? We ,ouilre to uiiirm that hr did
Tho Government W a. IN grcit cxigeucy. II
wanted money to save the very life Of the
rcruhiic Ii il-ued grccutack8 by tho hundred
milrua. nnd wudo them l'ci tenders, 10 the
cro1t injury " the thon creditor cins.. II i-sucd
greenbacks in tuch qu iniitioa az to cause
their ercat depreciation. wncn coupled with
the PORTS with WHEN the country Wa then
surrounded; and undoubtedly scry few
men mot the ctcnt mas of bondhnlderJ
VINO had gold by them BOUGHT green
uaoks At that great temporary depression. and
with them purchased the hond8 OF the Govern
tncnt. II was an inevitable incident 81 the
dues. And Is It n cause for unratrtotic grum-
bling and thro IT'S %; rcpudiltlun2 Very fow pcr-
sohs bought bonds In that tlme Of tho great de-
probation Of grceunacks, and fewer pcraons still
own bonds whi'h they purchased at that time.
The great mass Of thc bonds have changed
hands, and ac now In the posse ssion Of pcrsnns
at home and thrond who nre Innocent Of the Of
fence 81 buVlng them cheap With gold, recording
to the terms oHerrd 10y the Government, Ulwaya
representing tho pcorls We Wish tho matter
could have boon hottor mInaVed. But ri this
uN W" '"'"'' '''"N 'ur'c''e7 WV "'''o .c''''
'"'' ""n''' W ""' country VIZ S"o"iu
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