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LET YrRTUT Vs11 HEn FAcr-In ola
Ensiand, with all her fnults, Virtue i
recognized and cannot lie outraged with.
out suffering the penalty The proud
naughty and brave Col. Baker is made to
atone for an offence and cashiered by tbo
Queen, while in our own city neeroep
hrust forward to receive the votes of the
Tirtuous whites n candidate against
6hon, it the rumors were well founded
the most damaging charges we're made
1uch as would have carried Col. Baker
had he been guilty thereof, to fully dou-
BILE the years in prison he has been sen.
tenced to. VIII honorable men having
families vote the Republican ticket
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60.

Leaving Wilmington, Del. at 6 a. m by
special IRAN OF Cars, and arriving at Jersey
CITY AT 10 80 "A. M thence by the sulcndid
steamer Rlchard stockton, up the Hudson
world famed for ITS matchless scenery AMI
appropriately styled "Ihe Rhine of Amer.
CO." ~ n"ieii
A landing will be made at Newburg, giving
NJ ;W portuhity 10 view the place and ms pect
WashingtOn's last headquarters, and afIord.
ing a.vlew OF the NEST magnificent river
scenery In the world 'o'
returning down the river, taking the spe.
clal tram at Z 30 p, IN, and arrivine-
home the Same evening Those who desire'
can spend the time In New York CITY, and
1oln the excursion on its arrival at Jersey
WY at p. m allowing nine hours in the
metropolis. Arrangements have also heen
made for those who wish to sion ovor Mi
friday or saturday, by presenting their ex.
curslon tickets at the ofice In Jersev ctty
ana the payment OF Sl.25 extra they can rs
turn on any OF the through aims
Inc city Cornet Band will accompany the
excursion. 'he
Refreshments served on the boat.
checks given. "Au
A Special Train will be run from F,ltor
ND, stopping at Newark, Stanton, and New.
port, ana connecting with excursion train ON
morning OF the 9th, and returning again the
same evenings
!, Fare for the round trip, q. 70; children up.
der IL years, 1925 ~ N'-
Tickets for sale at the bookstore Of Fsouvb.
man, Inomas q Co., 42l Market street. MAZE
early application by leaving vonr name
Every effort will be made to render tbia sT.
Surslon Ihe most respectable, pleasant and
delightful of the season. "''"
.oo., p. T. E. SMITH.
euk-StL Manager
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whole5? An honorable party could only
put forward such a record to be elevated
to position of honor by accident. Want
of virtue and want Of capacity are the
distinguishing characteristics of the lar
ger portion of the Republican city ticket.
This should be sufficient to cause its de-
feat But TO this added the recognition
of the necessity for Reform and Econo-
my in the city government whereby the
increase Of taxes will be stopped The
election of Col. WHIrEIEY and Messrs.
PosTLEs and MoIETIRE, the al lest tick I (
ever presented in this city. will deter
mine this and be the death Enell to all
cliques and corruptionists, and they win
l, tire here as they are retiring now be-
fore Tllden iii New York.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Mercantile Bank, of Norfolk,
Virginia suspended payments on Sa
turday.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, the Confederate
commander, arrived at the West Enc
Hotel, Long Branch, Saturday, with 6
party OF about thirty citizens Of Eir
ginia.
The printers an the office of theLea
der, at Cleaveland, Ohio, struck or
Saturday against q reduction of the
wages. The paper is published as
usual.
The printers in the Cleveland Lead
e. office struck on Saturday on account
of reduction of the rates Of compo
sition. The strike will not interfere
with the publication of the paper.
Ex-Governor Wells, Of, Virginia.
recently appointed United States AT,
torney for the District of Columbia,
was sworn into office on Saturday. He
appointed II, II. Wells, Jr.. as his as
sistant.
The extensive hotel and barn of
county, N. T., were DESTROYED by
fire Saturday. Loss SEQ, 900. A young
man named Kelly, who was asleep in
the barn, was burned TO death.
In Washington, on Saturday Dennis
German, being drunk, quarrelled with
a bar-keeper in restaurant, and draw
ing pistol, fired at him. The ball
missedthe barkeeper, but went through
the heart of German named Lide,
who was sitting at table, and killed
him instantly. German is in Jail.
There was riot at Republican
meeting at Clinton, Miss. on Saturday
in which three whites and three ne.
groes are said to have been killed, and
several of both colors wounded. About
one hundred and fifty armed whites
from Vicksburg, and fifty from other
places, arrived in Clinton on Saturday
night, ITO protect the town" The
negroes were reported TO be arming
and threatening another fight.
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IN CHANCERY,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, s.
Cause OF Partition.
Eeael Hcfslor,
Is.
kebecca s. Hci3icT
~ al

In pursuance Of an order Of tho Cra,co;io,
in the above cause made at Chamber, on the
Second day OF July, 1875. All persons hay-
ing any liens sgainst tho interest OF estate o;
Reuel Healer, Rebscca s. Heisier, Barzillal
Il. Heisier, Henry Lawrence and Marietta
Lawrence. his wife, Henry +. Heisjer and
Francis ". Heislor, or either Of them, in tho
lands and premises to which SAID cause re.
lates. are hereby notiicd to file n partition
setting forth the nature and amount of the
same, IN the clIlcc of the Register in Chan.
Gerry for New Castle County, ten DAYS before
the ilrst Monday in September, A. D., 1875.
and to appear and prove SAID lien or liens ar
the ensuing term Of the court, before thc
rl.lng OF tht Court on the third day oi ths
tenn. CHAS. b. LORE.
SAM'L NJ. HARRINGTON.
Trustees.
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IN CHANCERY
hiay Weyl, ct. III,
Petition ars,
New Castle COUNTY. ss
Cause of Partition.

Petitioners, Cause Of Partition.
In pui suanee of IN order of the Chanccilo;
IN the above cgIse made at Chambers on thu
Slth day OF ~, n. D., 1875, all persons nav
estate Of Augustus Weyl, John Weyl, Charlie
,Meyl, Henry Weyl, Mary Stevenson, vii
Liam Weyl, Annie Weyl, Geo W. Wcyl
Lewis Lewis Woyl, Benjamin F. weyl, Henry
either of them in the lands and premi.
ses to which said cause relates, are nero.
by notified 10 Gle petition setting forth
the nature and amount OF the same in the
onlce OF the Register IN Chancery for New
day in September, A. ~, 1875, and to appear
and prove eaid lien or liens at the ensuing
term OF tho court before the rising of TIC
court on the third day OF the term.
CHAS. b. LORE, Trustee.
Wilmington, Del /. July 27th, ls75'-tosen6
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ASSESSING THE WOMEN 1t is stated in
the Washington Sunday Herald and the
New York; Tribune that the Postmaster
Of Washington City, as Secretary Of the
Republican Committee, has assessed the
women in the Departments for political
purposes. The party must be hard up
for corruption funds.
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FIRST WARD.
Council-David Irelan,
Inspector-Richard Burton, Jr.
Assistant-Jaues A. Bourke.
SECOND WARD.
Council-Robert IL. Taylor.
lnspector-Robert p. Tawresey.
Assistant-Wn. P. Windish,
THIRD WARD.
Council-James McGlinchey.
Inspector-Thomas James.
Assistant-Daniel B. Woodward.
FOURTH WARD.
Council-Lewis Painter.
lnspector-James O'Tooie.
Assistant-Wm. Hanna,
FIFTH WARD.
Ccuncil---Samuel Murphey.
1nspector---David ]. Scott.
Assistant--Thomas II. Kane.
SIXTH WARD.
Counoil--Chas. McCloskey.
1nspector-Thos. M. Ogle.
Assistant-Wm. II. Lee.
SEVENTH WARD.
Council-D. Taylor Bradford.
Inspectcr-John O'Donneu, Jr.
Asaiatant-Isaac s. Price.
EIGHTH WARD.
Council-David Chandler.
!nspector-Wm. II. Hyatt.
Aanigtant-Edwin F. Morrow.
NINTH WARD
Council-James J. Walker.
: !nspector-Miehael Sherry.
Northumberland knight.
TENTH WARD.
Council-Thomas Ford.
Inspector--David F. Findley.
Assistant--Fatric Neary.
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Minnie 7. Pelham, ! November Term, 1875.
rs. SAls. Summons No. 81.
William II, Pc ham. Libel for Divorce.
New Castle County, Sc:
The State of Delaware

The State of Delaware
To the Sheriff OF New Castle County, greet
ing
Whereas, Minnie 2 Pelham by her petition
to tho Judges OF Our Superior Court died ir
the office OF the Prothonotary Of the sale
Court in and for the County of New Castle
for the cause of complaint the Gin alleged
has made application to our said Judges thai
decree may be pronounced dissolying the
marriage existing between the Petitioner and
her husband, William ii. Pelham.
We therefore command you as you have
heretofore been commanded, that you sum
mon William II. Pelham, so that he he and
appear before the said Judges OF our said
superior Court at the next term thereof to lie
held at New Castle in and tor the COUNT oil
New Castle, on Monday the twenty ninth day
of November next. to answer the allegations
OF the said Petition and also to show cause,
II any he has, why decree of the said Court
should not be made dissolving the MARRIAGE
existing between him and the said Petitioner
according to the act of Assembly in such case
made and provided, and also to do ana re
ceive what the said Court shall then and
there consider concerning him in this behalf
as to the Court shall seem meet and consist
ent with the provisions Of the said act of
Assembly, andhave you then there this writ
~ Witness the Honorable Edward W
SEAL, Gilpin, Esq, at Now Castle, the
A~J>~~ nth day of June, A. D., Eighteen
CHARLES BEASTEN.
i'suoi august %, 1873. Prothonotary.
The above is a true copy OF ais, Summon
August q, l5.5.
aug2' WM. II JAMESON. ghorif
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NOTICES.

WILMINGTON. Del, Aug 80, 1875.
NOT1CE.-An election for nine Director
IN of The Wilmington Coal Gas Company
will he held at the office. No. 800, Shfploy
street, on Monday. the 9th day Of September
next. between the hours of aud 8 O'Clock,
PM T. J, LAWSON.
aug30tm Secretary.
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The Republicans have been killing the
negroeo at their political meetings in
Mississippi That party will never tole-
ratio the negroes when it finds it cannot
control their votes.
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The Bank Of California.
RALsToN's DEFALCATIoN BETwEEF
THREE AND FOUR MILLIONS.

am EOCh hthLiONb.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 4.-D.
o. Mills authorizes the statement that
the defalcation of the late President
OF the Bank of California will amount
to between 5000, 600 and "a, ,O0O, 600,
and that an over issue of stock has
been discovered. 1t is not supposed
that this will in anyway interfere with
the arrangements now making to re-
habilitate the bank.
1t has been reported that the Bank of
California was largely indebted to the
United States mint here. The bank
has been refining for the mint, and it
was supposed the Indebtedness was in.
Cured through that channel. The
superintendent of the mint said to day
that, on the contrary, the mint owed
the bank $125 900, payable on de-
mand.
Quiet and confidence prevail, aud
business is moving along In the usual
manner,
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"Mr., will you please give me few
matches to light my piper" said g
tramp coming up to the counting
house window of Kcokuk store. The
porter was sent to the rear end of the
room after the lucifers, and while he
was gone the tramp requested the gift
of ten cents to buy pipe and tobacco
so he could use the matches. He got
neither matches nor money,
"Sweet are the uses OF adversity, "
when it happens to some other
fellow. Who ever heard man
philosophize when he run his head
against door, or amote his favorite
corn against projecting stoop. Just
about such times the sweet uses of ad
versity can't be perceived.
The expenses of the Government OF
the District of Columbia for the past
year has been s2,044, PASS, against
81 ,07, ,614 16 last year
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TAX PAYERS, TAKE NoTICEl

CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR 1915.
The undersigned Receivers OF Taxes fo,
the City Of Wilmington, will be ut
No. 10 h. SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets, on and
after the first day of July, 1875, between tho
houre OF and IL in the morning and from
TO in the afternoon, for the purpose of re.
ceiving Taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month of july
there will be deduction of i've cents on
every dollar; and all taxes paid on or after
the tho hrst day Of August, including the
hIst tuesday OF September, shall be payable
without deduction or addition as aforesaid.
and an taxes unpaid on the day next after
the nrst Tuesday OF September shall be in.
creased by the addition of i've per centum on
the amount thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST,
heeeiyer Northern District (including sil
North of 9th street)
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver Southern District (including all
South OF Sixth street) iy20tf
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The Sultan calls on the khedive of
Egypt 10 put down the rebellion, and
should the latter, as he probably will,
comply with the request for troops, the
American and European officers, OF
which he has large number holding
important commands, will be placed
in very ughly position. They may
not ouly have some hard fighting to
do, but they will be compelled TO aid
semi barbsrianism in suppressing
Christians. The New York World
very properly says that "the spectacle
of American soldiers engaged in lead
ing an army to destroy men struggling
to be free from an effete eastern des.
potism, would be strange one
These officers have not even the alter
native of resigning their commissions
for, should they do SO, the Khedive
would doubtless put every mothers
son of them to the sword; and besides
were they permitted to do 30, the act,
in view of their being called into act
i've service, would look like cowardly
one.
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WE4 THEIR kEPORT
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-1 a. NJ.
PROBApILITIRs.

For New England, the Middle
States and the over lake region, slow
rising barometer, northwest to south.
west winds, high temperature, clear or
partly cloudy weather and occasional
light rains in the lower lake region
and in the northern part of New Eng
land and the Middle States.
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FOR PREsTDENTioF -CITYtCoUNCIL,
JAMES PARKE POSTLES.
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hidneys and Bladder, Female Com.
plants, DC.
Ihousands have been changed By the us,
OF this remedy from weak. sickly, sufferips
creatures. to strong, healthy, happy men and
women; and inv aiids.cannot reasonably hes-
itate TO give II q trial. W.
Caution; BE sure you get the PERU
BY dealers generally. 'N
A&-page pamphlet. containing a trsatisa
on Iron as medical agent. and 9th or yalua.
BILE papers. testimonials from distinguishe ed
physicians, clsrgymens and others. will he
sent free TO any address SETH w, FOWLE
4 SON, PropTietors. Harrison Avenua-
Boston. noy7deowiy
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TT S. DISTRICT COURT,
u. DISTRICT OF DELAW ARE.
No. l3S, In BANKRUPTCY.

In Re
George Clark,
Bankrupt.
At Wilmington, in said District, on the ed
day of July. A. D., 1873.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, SS
This is o give notice that Petition has
Deen nled In sald court by George Clark, ol
New Caetlc County in said District, duly de
ciared Bankrupt under the act OF Congress
OF March 2. 1867, for discharge, and certll.
cate thereof from all his debts, and othoI
claims provable under said act, and that the
llth DAY OF september, 1874 at 10 O'Clock, a.
M, is assigned for hearing OF the same, of
Wilmington aforesaid, when and whero ali
creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest may attend and
show cause: II any they have, why the prayer
OF the said Petition should not be granted.
S. RODMOND SMITH,
Clerk Z. 5. District Court for said District
eep3-l0
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IXECOTORs' SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Under the provisions of the Will of iona.
than Catlin, deceased the subscriber. will,
sell al Public auction, al the Washington
House, second and Market streets. in ire
city OF Wilmington, on
THURSDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. n ls-s
at2 O'Clock. P. H.,
The farm on which said Catlm resided at
the time OF his decease.
The Farm is delightfully."- located amid
the highlands of Mill Greek Hundred sd.
Joins the celebrated Brandywine springs pro.
perty, and contains about 1872 acres ot ey.
celient land. There is a large is roomed
Mansion Honse. ON the farm, with -"
large barn, sheds, and out.buifdings. mi
There Is also an abundance OF choice III
fruit, consisting OF pears, apples, cher. lll
ries, and grapes. The soil Is high and dry.
and of the best quality. The location one oi
the healthiest In the State. The mansion
house is only ten minutes walk from the
Greenbank station on the Wilmington and
Western Railroad. We would invite Special
attention to this valuable estate,
Sale positive. Terms at sale.
CHAS. B. LORE,
j. j. CALM,
Executors OF Jonathan Catlin, deceased
aug3lwts
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TRUsTEEs SALE.
: The rndersigned, a. Trustees, will expose
to public sale at
MAssET's Z ROADS, il Rent Co.. Nd.
ON THURSDAY,
THE sth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, ie7,.
ct Ii o'clock, A NJ,
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Democratic Candidates.
FOR MAYOR

WILLIAM q WHITLEY
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WTIHINaTDS .,a,,r

o MHGiv sroy Del Sent :,
4actstions al tie Branj-~s" ~,
fie1I sIi train Corrected bsii,' aat
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FINANCIAL AND oonmrnr
MIIMInnrnn

-hssOal
Latest Stock auota,,el', sept In
SSraie 9, johnson & Co, S.E SEus fatnhis
Ssv ss street. WilminRtco, a, DsI DSHf' sth .aixj
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$50 "a ''-'".........,......-'''''.-,lss|| -'''''''.-,
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81 80; 81; COUPON
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Currency 81, '''' '''''''''''....,..,.....'-
New 10 of aI ''''''' '-.,....,..... ""~I
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ao,s STOCK QUOTATION"
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Central Transportation. ''''''''' '''',r.., n
A'a' n hfie. ','-'-.'....... .,.......
LOCAL STOCKS.
MWiiminStpn Coal Gas compsuT
Union National bank - '''''''''' .-..
tirst National Bank -'---...
Farmers Bank ,.....
Eat hatiSnal Bank wilm aai Bissl,,.s,,s.
MilMlnEton City Loan '''.'-.--,..
New Castle County -~...
Delaware .haI.oai ezteSsi"n'' ''''s -
"hn' ami Reading. dr'i ki5rt.s,,.
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FOR CITY TREASURER,
EDWARD MCINTYRE.
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NEW -ADVEKTISEMEy1
Western MARYLAND CHllngH,

0Hs y Db' y OF btFIH SEAES m SE7I
RATE DEPARTMENTS.
Each having full corps OF Professor
Fifteenth SemI-aauuai s,ss,sn !.
gins Sc rtembtr Isl, is.i 8
n, RS Catalogues with full information L
Ierms, Course of Study, Nc, Furnished mi
Iously:- Address j. T. WARD, b. D. fx
dent, Westminl ter, Md.
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NOTICE. Second Grand Excursion to
~ Washington, d. c., from Wilmington,
Del, Will take place at on THURSDAI
sept. 10th, 1873. leaving Wilmington at 8
O'Clock, NJ and Washington at O'Clock
7. M ;, giving nine hours in Washington Fare
Tor the round trip, $500. Seats numbered
THOMAS 1. PLUMATER,
auSZiw&st Manager.
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NOTICE.
IN OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON SAY }
lNGs FUND SOCIETY,
August 60, 1875.

august W, 700.
The annual meeting OF this Society will be
held at their oaiice on Monday, the 9th day of
September next, from 10 to IL O'Clock, A. NJ,
to elect twenty-five managers for tho ensuing
year
Tho managers elect will meet in the even.
ing of the rfext day. September 7th, at ~
o'clock, to organize the Board
aug30,2,6 ALBERT W. SMITH, Troas'r.
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IRON IN THE BLOOD

hL Z EN- ' IAN
y I X U P yitslizes
and Enriches the
blood. Tones up the
System. Builds np
Ithe broken down
Cures DysPepsia
Debfuty, Drop
Isy, ChilIs and
Eevers. ChroDic
Dtasrh0a,Nerv-
GUS Affections
Bous, Humorss
Diseases OF the
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~ Latest Stock ;Del., Sept q.
Sraiee, johnson 4 Co. CoesS'lSns & Il g futnsts
Sss ses street. WilminRtca, a, DsHI DSHf 81 .sS
QoId
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OSOBNOSTI.

-ku stolet6 v5siave VIC Phila>
delphi zayita sem Prahy p.
Vojtech Naprstek.
JEFF Davis odstehoval n usa-
dill sc y Texas, q libnje 81 tn Yell
ce, hodlaje tu straviti posledni
sve dny tichn a ctnostl.
kazaicl Glendening svddce
q zahubce Marie Pomeroy-ove,
ktera pred rokom MIN svedona,
zemfela, kaze ieste presb. chra-
mn Jersey City, ale Jeho ovetky
jej opusliiy, a jsho nasledoynik6
jest ien mata NJ hrstka.
Bismark obdrzel cd kralo
svtdsktho pfi jeho naysteve v
Berline rad serafinslt. A veru
Eismark SO hodl velGro krAsne "a
andela serafina.
Boss Tweed New 1orku,
ten 6 milionovy zlodsi, ma bjti
pnslen m syohoda, sezcnc-li "a
rulsu "a sebe obnasejicis3, 900. 900.
PAX bczpochyby prchne do Evra-
py,
Beccher lyI minnleho stvrt>
ku 62 roka star.
Pan Jar. Vostrovsky West
Point nalcza sc ncmocnici u
miiosrdnych sestcr V Omaha. Ryv
stastne operoyan uzdrayi SO vc 4
t5dnceh zc sye nemocT.
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Ze stareho sveta.

yalecn6 mraky m vychod6
opet SO rozcbehly. Nepfjemno>
sti ncdorozumeni mczi Anglii
a kraleystvfm Burmahskym Jest
opet vyrovnano, a yalka nebudc
zadna.
Francouzsky snem odhlaso.
val v6novani 10000 fr. na dis
stojne zastompeni zena VIC vista.
We amcrick6 r. 1876.
Irabe Arnim byl odsouxcn
komoraim soudem ma D m6sic6
do yezcni pro odcIzeni statnfch
Iistin jcmn syefen5ch. Arnim
nalcxa SO ted Rakousku, a sosSa
80 yrsti, aby Sci scd6i.
Strasna povodcn zastihla
kraiilay pod6l fcky Garonny We
Fransii. v Toulouse pies 800 o.
sob usorcno 10000 osob zbaves
no pffstfcsi. Pal mssta Morlay
xapiavcno, Frcmoulet za 400
doma znstalo iich stati jcn 8; Y
okresn Faix dvc mlsteska dplns
zaplavena, Y Toulouse spadlo SOC
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2. aby sc obnovenirn xaFixe-
MIN nov6 skoly Z. wards mo-
hlo rychle pokrasovati a brzku
do z,vota il uvssti, jest xapoiFebl.
by sc k lselu tomn xyolil hncd s
alenny vjbor. Nasei 50 hned k
volbe vfboru taksho pFikrosiio a
zvolcni jsou n.sledEiiei obsans /:
Jan Raisier, Karcl Babor, Josef
Svoboda, Jan ylaeh. Eivard IIol-
II a Franta Krcisi.
Po ukontcn6 schaxi usnesl sc
novy proxatimni skolni vybor m
tom, by Sc hned pfisti stvrsek ve-
ear ldnc IT. I. n.y. seslo ms pora-
dn mistnosti p. NJ. Banmrukra.
Vybor ten sesel sc ursits den
M poradu. Po delsi porads uxa-
vfel vybor nasledujiei:
l. aby Sc n nselem obnovenf n
zafixeni skoly V =. wards svolsI.
valna schGze ma den -. ssryna
b. r. V sini p. III. Iiejdaka na rohu
Morgan IA Luke Str; ?. vo seha-
IL ma SO uxayfiti toto: ably - POI
zadal skolni 'ybor zanikls tesko-
anglicke svol skoly xa 20, BY a.
deiai poradnosr na veskery uaaje-
TEX ono skoly zanikLs 3 b. -
starf skolni vybor pOdskoval n
kvolil novy; 4. .onen skolni maje-
TEX ably SO odevzdal DO rukou
vyboru novsho; 5. ably 50 poza>
dial bud spolek politieko-dslnieky
aneb Svohodna Obec za pfcvzeti
skolniho patFona,n, d. ahy 81
sbiraly pro skolu dobrovolne pFi.
spsvky po domeeh, ve zehizich a
zabavach i jinich podobnyeh |
pfileiitosti; !. by sc dalo DO vseeh |
ceskyeh novin provoiani pfipo-
ienon zadosti ma sesk9 obeeeE-
stvo, srolky IN laskayou pod
poru pro skolu vise jmenovanou. |
Provolani to ably sc dalo xvlasls l
ousknonti n by ss fadne 20 me. !
ste rozneslo. PAM Barbora a Svo-
boda uvolili 81 pIakaty roznssti
zdarma.
PIP. RaisIer Dvofak mali na
'tarosti dati schazi noylnach
lvefejnit plakaiy K iomn objc-
inati.
Tim SO sehdze vjbaru i,konsila.
Skoini vtbor.