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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-07
dividend Nottfes.
T)IvlDEND.
iylsi

n1VIDEND.
- NATIosAL BANK OF VII. d BRANDywINR,
WILMINGTON, Del, July /, 1916.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared
dividend OF seven per cent for the last six months,
pavanle on and after the 10th inst clear OF taxes.
jyl-tf X. RICE, Cashier.
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STEAMBOAT "S.M.FELTON. "
cabin Tnlik Nctwccn Two Ladies m,
the steamboat "S. M. EeItOn.p
PLYING BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON =.

MRS. F.-rhe object OF my trip 20 Philadelph,
was to buy clothes for Mr.. Find Charlie bnt
found the Prices so high that compelled 10 re
turn without fully supplying my wants. | visited
dozen stores and lnally selected one suit though
the clothes did not suit me In pattern nor in price
The salesman informed me rather impertlnentlI
that was hard to suit John aud my son must wnli
until prices come down later in the season.
Mks. G-About week ago cut out OF the Gov
MERoIAL Nathan Iiebermans advertisement in
Wilmington ! thought would examine things nj
the :. Il. corner OF Fiji and Market called there
aud the great variety Of Mems, boys and Children's
Clothing confused me, but the statesmen were so pa ,
tient aud polite that IL was really u pleasure to he
there raw at least ten ladies' who all seemed dc.
lighted with the store They did not all buy, bur
they were as well treated as II they did, bonpht
two suts-onc for John. II was a fine diagonal
coat. and vest alike, and light coored panis jr flb
md Charles was line all-w0Ol suit and cost fs On
have Llrbeflnans prices IN my pocket.
4 he salesman actually gave me signed glarsn-
tee, and had the right to return the rlOtnlng IL
they were not satisfactory. l shall always patron
i2e that house.
Mks. FL wish knew that before going to the
expense OF visiting Philadelphia shall go to-mor.
row morning 10
NATHAN NLIEnERNIAN,S
Largest Clothing House in Delaware,
s. Il. cor Fif,h and Market streets
mayls 3mo Wilmington Del
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- Boots and Shoes sold by the inch or foot at
BSbcOck 4 BrO., 21S Market street. mySu
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~Kyle's lee Cream.--Kyles ice cream the best
IN Wilmington at I'd and Market and 9Th and Or
Ange. Families, pic MICS and excursions supplied
1t ahort notice. Give him call. Everybody says
Kylen cream ia excellent, none better, and nobody
more obliging to customers than Kyle. Cream al
ways on hand at 2d street market and 9Th and Or
Ange. my29 NJ
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- Ne9uots Debtlhy.-A depressed irritable state
Of mind Q weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation confused head weak men,
ory. Ths consequence of excuses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
In HunpAvess' Homeopathic Specific, No. %. 1t
tonee up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
d6Brondency, and re)uvenates the entire system. 1t
u perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
-, for package OF i've boxes and large 81 vial OF
powder, which Ia important In old, serleus cases ;
or u per single box Sold by all druggists, sent
BY mall on receipt Of price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. b62 Broad
way, NJ Y. feb25,dSw
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CAPE MAY.

IAS-Ofcial statistics showing Cape May to he
dryer than Atlantic CITY and cooler Than either
Atlantic CITY or Long Branch during the sum-
mer months,
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for Sale.

NOR SALE OR RENT.-SlX NEW
i, Three story brick dwellings N. w. cor. sh and
Madison. Terms easy. Possession gwen I'M
mediately. Apply to ,...,,,
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LNOR SALE-AT A BAltdAIN, A MAR
IL WIN sABE, new and perfect. Apply o.
Oct91-tf THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-07

LyOR SALE - ONE DUMP WAGON
IL and two carts all 10 good condition Address
GEORGE ID. KELLEY,
auoS-tf Wilmturtnn npi.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-07

N
All property holders within the city who have not
had their property registered, are respectfully
quested TO present to this office correct descrip-
ton OF their property.
A copy Of the Registry Law and blank forms for
the description Of property will be furnished sp-
plicaton at this ONCE.
All deeds, conveyances or transfers Of Real Es-
tate, made after July 1lth 1874 must be entered In
this once before they are sent To New Castle TO be
recorded.
N. G. CONWKLL,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
1ans0-u Tenth and King Streets.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the New England House for the
week ending Sept. 18th:
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The HOUSES We LIVE IN-In 9TH
er words our bodies--ar are held on re-
pairing leases. We must prop and
sustain them when they exhibit signs
of weakness and decay, or they will
inevitably break down. In DIR. Wal
ker's California Vinegar Bitters, a
matchless compound Of newly discoy-
cred medicinal herbs, peculiar to the
Pacific region, the debilitated, the bill
ious, the rheumatic, the eonsumptive
will find the most genial tonic and re-
storative ever offered to the suffering
invalid. It contains no alcohol, and
consequently leaves no sting behind.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
socialism in Russia.


LONDON. Sept 14-The Standard this even
ing says 612 men and 1873 women were re-
Gently indicted in Russia, of whom 285 were
arrested for participation In the socialist
movement The procureur general, in the
Indictment, says socialism is rapidly spread
ing through the empire. The most ardent
propagandists of the movement belong to the
upper classes. Among the indicted are re-
tired officers, professors, justices Of the
peace, officials of all grades, and several
ladies of high families. He says the social
lists only awaitan opportunity, such rs foreign
war, to organize revolution at home, and
put into practice their eXtravagant ideas.
Central America.
New YORK, Sept. 9.-Dy steamer from
Aspinwall to-day we have news from Cen
trail America: An organization has been
started to pursue those engaged in the mas
sacre and robbery of Gen. Miguel. A mum.
Der of bandits have been captured and many
leaders shot. On one day fifteen rebels
were executed; twenty were hanged. Dur
ing the riots the women encouraged the men
to commit all kind of excuses. Five humid
red rifles having arrived at Colon for Bolivia,
in arms against the United States of Colum-
bia. Capt. Simpson, of the U. s. steamer
Omaha, ordered their detention. This &C.
ton caused great excitement in Panama, and
ill-feeling against foreigners in general.
Capt Simpson finally allowed the rifles to be
transferred and they reached their destina'
tiOn
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obtained possession of the box from the
bank and brought it to Washington where it
was placed in the treasury vaults for safe
keeping as special deposit
A book keeper of Briggs & Co.'S banking
house certified that Ottman opened an ac-
count with it on the 18th of July. Ottman's
first deposit was $500. Soon after he depos-
tied nearly $4,000 more.
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1Nl section OF an ACT entitled " An act IN
relation to Territorial Auditor" approved
Nov. 20, 1871.
WARRANTS DRAWN.
REGULAR ISSUE.
Date. No. To ,chom issued. Service. Amt
July Il, 72s, W. H. Wallace, seven days
services as Inspector of In
u, TO- VIM. Fittings care and custo- "
dy of Territorial convicts, to
Aug. q, TaO, b. F. Yantis, salary as Terri
al Librarian, quarter ending -, ~
/" 80. zsi. Jno. r. JSdson, salary at Ter "
ritorial School Superintend-
ent, quarter ending Aug. n,
Sept. s, 1872, J. K Smith. for keeping Terri. WV
torial convicts for quarter end
ing Sept. j, 1876. On part. ..... 1889 90
10, 1873, George F: Thomas, keeping
Territorial convcts for quar-
ter ending Sept. !, 1S75....... Gil ~
Sizes 10
PREFERRED WARRANTS.
July, !, l47, Hill Harmon, keeping and
care of Insane, quarter ending 49, -.
49, b Dune a. o. NJ io' Ballard, Salary as '' 20
Resident Physician foy Insane,
quarter ending June 30, 1875. ESQ 90
l, 14s, br. A. M: .,aliard. medicines
for the Asylum Dispensary. 156 80
O. 49, Jno. P. Judson, salary as Pros
ending June ., 1615.... $500. ~ W
Z, ISL, Geo. N. McConaha salary as
Prosecuting Attorney, quar-
ter ending June 80, 1S75.,.... go 90
Z, l52, T. ]. Anders, salary as Prose-
cutting Attorney, quarter end -
ing June 80, 1875. .......... $50 90
Aug. 8, 49, Wells Fargo 81 Co., express
charges on books for Terrific
rial Library. .,............. &c. 10
" 5, 15f, Jno. M. Murphy, salary
Territorial Auditor, quarter
ending Aug. 4, 1875. e. -. -. $50 90
Sept. 2, 155, e. T. Gum, salary as Terrific
rial Treasurer, quarter end
ing Sept. l, 1S75........ go %
sS,7Sl 70
TREASURER ACCOUNT.
e. T. Quinn, Territorial Treasurer, in account
with the Territory of Washington, for the
quarter ending Sept. 7th, 1875.
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ang up smal whisky thieYeS In NOrtnern
Georgia Within few days one hundred
illicit stills have been secured. The penalty
In average cases win be q fine of 800 and
imprisonment two months
The department received to-day informa-
tion Of the capture Of fifty additional illicit
distifleries ia the same section. This, 1t Is
said, has not been made without some loss,
as local agent named Greer, of Pickins
county, has disappeared. and u Is feared he
has been foully dealt with, Authorities have
picked up fifty whisky thieves In Virginia
These arrests are Of no importance, but they
show the activity Of the revenue depart
meat. s. 5tss ID e
RzAias xsiscsion.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 14--Offlcial returns
Se4 towns give Conner 5000 majority. The
Democrats have elected Is, and perhaps 10
senators; the Republicans probably 10.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept 15.-Returns from 371
towns give Cunnor tRep.b 58,297; Roberts
Oeml AZ. 713; Conn0r's majority, 1854
The same towns last year gave Dinglap,
Rep.h 5000; Titcomb DEM $685.
elected 90 and the democrats II senators.
TAe Treasury nebbsry Case.
WAsHINaToN, Sept. 9.-The preliminary
hearing Of the case Of Theodore A. Brown,
In connection with the treasury larceny,
was continued to-day. The colored janitor
of the police headquarters testified that on
the night Of the day Of Ottmans arrest, OFT
man gave him note addressed TO the cashier
of the German American Saving Bank, in
substance asking the cashier to give the box
to the bearer. Ottman said to him, III you
attend to this II win be q big thing for you
yet Get the box and tear the paper which
and Twill give you 5000 and house and
lot. II you hsya; NO friend in Alexandria
with whom you can leave the box bury Il
and mark the place. II appears from fur
ther Testimony OF the witness that he took
Ottman's note, but instead of doing Ottmsnis
request gave the note 10 tho detectives, and
accompanied them 70 Aiexsndria where they
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D1HD,

= AZ Tumwstsr ON the 18th inst. the wife Of 9.
C0oPHR, Esq. 1850 49, 3 n 3
AZ Seattle, ON the 18th inst, Mrs. AUGusTA4 wife
OF MARTIN bCHMELG, aged 81 years and 10 days,
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TREASURER'S ACCOUNT.
e. Il. QUINN, Territorial Treasurer, in account
with the Territory of Washington, for the
quarter ending Sept. 7th, 1875.
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JOHN M. MURPHY,
Territorial Auditor w. T.

ANE entire kiln Of A No. Brick, contain
" ing 10000, for sale at q bargain by the
kiln, or by the thousand.
For particulars address or inquire at the
Office Of the STANDARD.
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IMPORTANT.

POETANT.-Endorsed by the Medical
profession. DIR. WIN. HALLS BALSAM
FOR THE LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and
Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat
and Chest. Dr.. TOWNSHIPS TOOTH
ACHE ANODYNE cures in one MINUTE.
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Probate Notice.
Quarterly Report
OF THE
TERRITORIAL AUDITOR.
rfa End
For Quarter Ending SEP

MADE and published in accordance with
wi Section of an ACT entitled "An act in
relation to Territorial Auditor" approved
Nov. 20, 1871.
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CALIFORNIA.
More Liquor Frauds.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14,-9:20 p. NJ
Revenue officials were around to-day among
wholesale liquor houses examining books,
which resulted in finding many instances
where packages of spirits gagged and re-
ported at ten and twenty gallons each had
been thrown upon the market as containing
from 200 to 800 gallons. Most of these were
from the Pacific Distillery, whose officers
were reported yesterday having made aff-
davit of the destruction of trhir accounts up
to the first of last July. The discoveries
thus far made by officials indicate very ex-
tensive frauds, In which not only dealers
and distillers but also revenue officials are
believed to be implicated.
situation OF Banks.
SAN Francisco, Sept 15.-There is very
active demand for money, which banks are
unable adequately to supply. The National
Gold Bank and Trust Company had $3.50, 900
coin transferred to day through the Office of
the subtreasurer, and considerable amounts
| are reported to have arrived or arc close at
hand from New York to the Bank of Cali
fornia and Hibernia Bank. The First Ma
tional Bank is now doing very satisfactory
business, and officers apprehend no diminu-
ton of patronage on account OF the recent
temporary suspension. Arrangements Will
soon be in progress for increasing its capital
stock, and on the first of January it is in
tended to have capital of two millions
Lively Business I'm the Stocks.
Business ia the California Stock Board was
very lively to-day. showing marked improve.
nlent both in the volume of transactions and
prices realized. The increased business of
this board will probably have the effect to
hasten the opening of the other boards,
which are expected to resume business In
about two weeks. Salds on the streets were
spirited TO- day, and the vicinity of the board
rooms begins to wear an appearance similar
to that before the panic.
Lick Again.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14.-In the 10th dis
trict court today decree was rendered dis
charging the old trustees of the Lick trust
and appointing in their places the following
Richard s. Floyd. Faxon d. Adhesion, Der,
nard ID. Murphy. John II. Lick, and John
Nightingale.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
EndfR.s WelcOme In vVapaS


IoSDoN, Nov. S.-The Echo has a special
telegram from Bombay saying the yiceroy.
the admiral of the feet, the governor OF Bonn
bay, and many distinguished natives nave
gone on board the Serapis now at anchor in
the harb0r. to meet the Prince of Wales His
Royal Highness will disembark at half-past
,oor this afternoon. The preparations for
his reception on shore are immense. Tkare
will be a universal holiday all this week.
Continued UReasineSs I'm London
A bad feeling still exists in the stock ex-
change here, particularly in regard TO the
foreign list.
The kaiser's Conquest Provinces.
The Daily News publishes a special from
Berlin saying that the central government
Tor Alsace- Lorraine will be established at
Berlin. Probably a special ministry will be
created for these provinces.
Trouble for the British.
SINGAPORE, Nov. S.-Colonel Alexander
Clarke, governor of the straits settlement
will go to Perak to-day. Intelligence re-
ceived here from Perang announces that the
Malayans are besieging the British fesidepcy
at Persk. All the native rajahs are sus-
pected OF completely In the murder OF the
resident, Mr. Birch. 1t Is reported that the
Malay ans are preparing for resistance. The
sultan lsmail is collecting considerable
force for the purpose of attempting TO expsl
the British from the country.
The Prize American PLAY.
PARIS, Nov. s.-The number of plays on
the subject of the American revolution sub-
mitted 10 M Michaelis for his examination
10 SiAt ~ iSut. AmODg tuofn are several OF
remarkable merit. The prize. however, will
not be awarded before December.
The American Cardinal I'm Dublin
DUBLIN. Nov. S.-Cardinal McCloskey
PRESIDED al high mass at the cathedral here
yesterday. An immense crowd was present.
$4,000 SeFVians I'm for the WAR
LONDON, Nov. s.-The Standard has a spe-
clal telegram from Vienna stating that
5000 Seryian militia are assembled at the
frontier. The Servian government has sent
agents 10 Paris and London TO raise a loan,
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THE POE MEMORIAL will he unveiled on
wednesday, the 18th of November The re-
mains have been removed 10 the new grave
AT The mont OF the Westminster church yard
IN accordance with the general feeling that
not be complete II the monument was erect
ed IN The secluded corner where they have
laid for twenty six years. The ceremony of
by Prof. Elliott, grafton by Prof. sbepherri
and Mr.. John IL. b. Latrobehs personal remit
nicences OF Poe. IL is unfortunate that none
OF the leading American poets have found
themselves able 10 be present, but letters will
be read from Longfellow, Holmes, Bryant
and Lowell. Mr.. Tennyson has been Invited
70 send an inscription for the monument
BuliO. lNse7fcda, Sls.
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THE WHITEHALL FIRE.
Several FIremen Iniured

W HITEHALL, N. T., Nov. S.-The nre
which broke out here last night was got un-
der control early this morning. The YuIe
Honse, the Lake House. q. Dayton's brick
Dlock. occupied by George Yule for hotel
purposes and George Delano's billiard saloon
ana restaurant. were burned. and Hall &
kitterege's hardware store was nearly con-
losses will probably exceed ZOO: iusur-
ance S25, 900. Chief Engineer N. Il. Baker
and several hremen were badly injured by a
failing wall. The fire was evidently the
work of an incendiary
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NEGLECT TO BALANCE ACcoUNrs.-The
Indianapolis News says: Hiram Cox. truss
tee OF Vigo township, Knox county, got mar
rled about two weeks ago and came TO In
diaDapolis. He liked il so well that he kept
on extending The trip indefinitely. 1t now
transpires that he had Just sold his farm for
cash, and had neglected to balance his ac-
count with the township funds, the balance
being i'm his favor TO the extent of 500 0O0.
His bondsmen would be glad 10 hear from
him
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AN AMERICAN BANIsHED BY TUE SPAN
ISL AUTHoRlTIEs.-A New York special
says: Last evening Counsellor G. Godfrey
patterson, of this city, well known sympa-
thlZer OF free Cuba, started for Washington,
bearing petition 10 Secretary Fish concern
lIg The ulJustif1able imprisonment and trans
portatioH 10 the Island of Pines of FREDERICK
T. Monies, a naturaliZed American subject,
duly provided with an American passport
Ihe unfortunate man is a brother OF udrey
Montes, well known Cuban cigar mercha
OF New York
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~Charlee ]. Connor, promi nent citizen
OF Concord, n. H., has been arrested charged
with setting nre 10 his store. :
o0Hes Msjesty,s iron-clad Serapls arrived
10 Bombay yesterday with the Prince OF
wales.
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Fire In Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. s.-The CLYDE Mill, at
Omega village, East Providence, which hes
been idle for q year, and was to have started
to-day, was fred by an iucendisry this
morning. IT was insured for sc 600, which
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GOING wEsr.-Emigration 10 the Pacific
coast states has been very large during the
last seven months. For the period begi Inning
on the Is { OF March and continuing until the
1st OF November the Union Pacific Railroad
Company sent west from Omaha, on emf
grant cars alone. $1,000 emigrants. During
October they sent out l76 ears, containing
o,025 persons. The travel on the FIRST aud
second class cars has also been very laree.
From Kansas, Texas and Missouri GOO
wagons, averaging two persons each, have
crossed the plains and mountains for the
state OF Oregon. Railroad men and station
agents report the overland travel with team
larger this year than any since the rallroa
was built Boston Tfonsc71pt.
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- The Chicago Inter- ceans pipsns
screech about TIE administration al tn
Treasury department. BY Secretary BrissoV.
Copsn0efcl0i
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BREfcH-LoApFRs ron rHH GurBoRp
FUEIRAL.-The Montreal police have been
if necessary, at the Guibord funeral. Another
pastoral from Bishop Bourget was read in
The eau Ole churches OF Montreal yes:srday,
efirmiI 3 the sacrodneos of q cOnsecratr'
cemetery, and stating the GuIburd lot woa1 4
be forever cured. The Bishop cOunsels 70
btarance, and warned the Catholics not :,
attend the funeral.
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ERYsIPELAs INDUCED BY NEEDLE
The Augusta Chronicle records a sirsasa
death: Mrs. Joseph w. Judkins, wife OF i.
w. Judkins, assistant United states mar
shall, AID daughter Of Captain William m.
Moore, United states revenue collector q led
In this city yesterday morning of erye.pelas.
MIS- I'D ins some days since noticed q small
pimple on her chin. She pricked II with \
needle, and from this small puncture the dis
ease which caused her death eusued.
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DefnmlteP for I'M an MN

TROY, Nov. s.-Henry A. Mann, treasurer
OF Sarat oea county for the last fifteen years.
is defeulter TO the amount OF Sl4O. 900. He
has Illegally issued $4,000 worth OF county
bonds during the past two years, nearly all
or which were negotiated in New York city
for forgery.
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Boy SHooTlNG.-Geo Firth, aged - years.
was shot in the face ct Philadelphia on Sat,
urday, with pistol loaded with smaII shot.
by Edward Ganley, aged II years The lads
taken to the hospital. His injuries are con-
sidered serious. 80
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Arrest Of . Noted Crimfual.

PHiIADEIPHrx. NoV s;nna
alias Pop" Tighe alias j. Clarke who served
term OF imprisonment in Sing Sing prison,
and was accused OF completely In the Good,
che have been arrested here on suspicion OF
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De: For President, Bayard, Of Delaware; S0r
Vice President, Mcdonald Of Indiana Brls-
tow OF Kentucky % the apparent bod Of the
lar man OF the party IN the eastern etaSea.
These are the appearances Of the hour.-Csa.
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DISSIPATION, DKsrIrUTIoN. AND SUI
CIpE.-Richart Cook, OF IS Thompson street.
For q year be had led dissipated life Last
week be went 20 bis Yife's grave, Intending
to commit suicide. BE vas discharged from
he received notice 20 quit the room he occ1-
pied. At ocloca ne shot himself and did
soon afterward.-M y. 6tos, en-.
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VAnd where. and oh, where has Charles
Francis Adams gone Nv y. Sun,
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- A Sunday lecture course has been un-
dertaken Ia Milwaukee.