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The daily gazette., 1875-05-07

SURPRISE PARTY.-Last night there
was a surprise party at the house OF
Mr.. james II. Floyd, on Poplar street,
above Sixth. 1t was pound party
that is where every one In attendance
brings n pound of some article. The
evening was very pleasantly spent in
listening 20 recitations select readings.
and short speeches, and in discnssine Q
refreshments.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-07

SALES OF MoNEY.-At the 109th month
ily meeting of Germania Loan Associa-
tion, last evening, 81 200 sold at 2 per
cent. The remaining receipts were used
to pay off mortgages.
Last night, MT tie t7th regular meet
ing OF Citizens Loan Association, 5000,
4tn series. sold at SO per cent, and So
600, lst series. ut "a 6-l0.
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AMI&EMENTR-
LIMA wAfsMANN AND HER GERMAN oPl
IA BouFFE COMPANY.

'''T'' " 777H"NN AND HEX UEKMAN DPE-
HA BouFFE COMPANY
Az Me Grand Opera House, tonight,
Lima Wassmann, from the Imperial OPP
era, Vienna, will appear with her Ger
man Opera Boutfe Company. They will
present the charming two-act opera LA
Belle Galatea," and Offenbach's spark
ling Operetth, La Marriage aux Lam
ternes. narriage ly lanterns.) The
company is one of rare excellence, and
the performance will undoubtedly be a
good one. Carl Contz will lead the or
chestra.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CANCEi.

CANCER
Cared by DIR. BOnd's Discovery.
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTIpoTEs unite
with and destroy the virus of Cancer and
Skin Affections, but willnot affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Cancer
Institute Zone of the handsomest marble edi
fees in the city, and the finest remedial In
stitute In the country. Remedies, with full
directions. sent to any part OF the world.
1S-Send for Pamphlets and particulars. AID
dress,
III. II. BOND, M. d.,
PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
feb22-dly 32Os Chestnut st.. Phila.. Pa.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-07

Tie. hlrppAA2owS TAIn.-Tbe me.n-
ntrs o. the Peninsula Agricultural and
Pono'ostc'si association ar" already PIE
parlng 1''I' the oAing Fall exhibition, at
M'ddietN%n fAry intend this year to
iat =! 4xGeea i!r,4 most excellent initiatory
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PREsENTATfoN.--Last evening class
OF twelve young ladies from Union M.
4. Sunday school taught by Miss Liz
zie llallowell, presented their teacher
with large daguerrotype, containing
a picture OF themselves with Miss Hal
lowelPs picture in the centre. The
present was thankfully received and
will be highly valued.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-07

Drc1IHTe.-Josepb l., Corpentor, Jr.,
requests us to say that his nane WI
used rs one OF tine directors of the Della.
ware St&to Mutual Fire Insurance Com
parry WITHOUT bis consent. and that he
pcs4t'v"iv declines icing il member of
The org nl2atien
The daily gazette., 1875-05-07

A SPELLING BEE will take place at
the Rugby Academy; this afternoon,
between the A spelling class, Sencor
Department and the B and q spelling
classes, junior department, Six prives
will be given out.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-07

CHADwIcK.-Wm. II. Chadwick is now
confined in New Castle, awaiting trial on
u charge of causing the death of his
wife. He took TN etfecting leave OF his son
and one of his daughters previous tc his
bong laNcr y -. 1t is understood lu1t
lion: Thos. f. Bayard has been engaged
e9 his ornn ri
The daily gazette., 1875-05-07

CLEANING OUT THE BASIN. -Workmen
are how engaged in clearing the mud
which was about three inches deep, froln
the lower basin, at Tenth and Market
streets. The upper basin will he clean
ed out in a few days,
The daily gazette., 1875-05-07

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Remeaber the sale of valuable real es-
tate by J. t. Heald, Esq, for tomorrow
Also the sale of real estate and per-
sonal property of David Lemon.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-07

BrOdic's Miraculous cure for COrns
An English remedy Of great popularity, tor
removing corns without pain.
Il. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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WEA TUER REPORT.
WAsnlNeroN, May Z, A. n.
PROBABILITIES

s7Hr the Lower Lakes, Middle and
Eas., .n States, rising, followed by
falling barometer, northeast to north
west winds. Clear or partly cloudy
weather, with occasional frosts.
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lNJURED.-At Second and Orange sts.,
yesterday afternoon, q little girl was
knocked down by horse, and badly
bruised, though not seriourly injured.
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LOST CHILD.-A little child about two
years oil i, wandered into the police sta
tion at noon to-day. 1t was evidently
lost, and cried bitterly.
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Food for the Rahtess

Childred fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
be strong and healthy, and become little mod.
els OF youthful strength and childish beauty.
apr2-d9m
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Primo YanilIa Rpans

sold Wholesale and retail by
u. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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Toilet MirrOrS.

A full assortment of all sizes, including
double magnlfying, &c.
e. BRENGHURsT & CO.,
Corner of Sixth and Market streets.
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Resumption OF Specie Payment.

VIM. H. Babcock & Co., 2l3 Market street,
doors below Fourth, will take saUer In ex-
change for Boots and shoes to a limited ex-
tend-they don't want too much of 1t how
ever.
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Fine Nail Scissors

Curved and straight, Nail Brushes. Hand
Brushes, Nail Files, Nall Polishers, ETC., for
sale by L. BRINGHURST u CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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No Suspension

In the sale OF Boots, Shoes Il Caters at 8IS
Market street, doors below Fourth.
VIM. II. BABCOCK & co.
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ENOR SALE-Three buildlng lots on jack
II son street, between Oh and 7th. Five
building lots on Fifth street near Van Buren,.
Two on Front street near Jackson, and lot
Al feet front on Delaware Avenue, near HRr
rison. Apply at this office. marM
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Concentrated Favoring Extracts

of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose, Bitter AL
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc., etc, made
and sold wholesale and retail by
f. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth anh Market streets.
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I'm the Field Again

With the finest speclmens OF Boots, Shoes and
Caters ever offered i, Wilmington, at mOder
ate prices.
WIN. Fl. BABCOCK 4 CO.,
318 Market street, doors below Fourth.
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NJ AR RiED

BENSON-DENNEY.- the morning of the
9TH inst, by Rev. ]. b. Merritt, at the resi-.
dence of the brides father, Mr.. John s.
benson, OF Cecil County, Nd. to Mary Il.
Denney. of this city.
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TOR RENT-A large second.story front
L room at 4l6 Market street-good entrance,
suitable for q merchant tailor, or almost any
business. Apply at this office. mar4H
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W1N1'S.

wy xyANTED-A FEW MORE MEN TO TRY
w File & Murphey's Coal, which is the
best IN the market, considering price and
quality. For further information apply To-
COR 10Th and MARKET STS.,
: fehs-ly Ninth Ward.
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Tor RENT-A good. dry basement suita
, BILE for barber shop. Apply at this
oflse. mar4tf
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r,r4s 80. ,Nn CON ml i.aIAa.

"ILxIsGroN. Del. My 7, 1875.
I.ate.t Stock quotations furnished BY
Grail o, J0huaon \ Co Sc Cor. 9th and Mar
:et strset. Wilmington. Del. Ut P. N. to.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-07

UMBER-FOr sale at greatly reduced
- prices to close out entire stock. Those
needing Lumber would do well to call.
L. A. HARRIS
aprl9tf n. r. Cor. Front It Tatnall SIS.
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IHE CENTENNIAL AND BETTER TIMES ARE
COMING
The daily gazette., 1875-05-07
FOR SAEE AND RENT.

EOR SALE-The lease and stock of an es.
i, tablished Grocery Store with dwelling
attached. Immediate possession given. Az.
ply during tho evenings at
may7-2t SEVENTH & MONROE SITS.
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TELEGRAPH MARK FITS.
Noon Report.

GALVESTON, August lO.-Gold ll3@ll4 sill,
Yer iO13iDl0Slz.
Cotton market quiet. Ordinary lie; good
ordinary he; low middling 1896 midlng
| lS51c; gdod nilddling, lilIc.
Hides steady and unchanged; dry flint MS
they run, l2@l3c; sailed l6c.; kips, calves and
stock sailed, ono third OF; damaged, one
half of; light sailed sold rs flint, with allow
anee FOR salt wet Raltel selected, 10 cuts
scores &c of.
Wool quiet Spring clip, clear of burs, me-
dunn, @W2Sc; long, bright, 29@3lc; Mexican,
l7W2lC.
Flour in good demand and firm. Double
X, 50 7jM7 10; treble, 81 756lS 90; choice TAM
lily, 50 co; fancy, 50 7i@l0 %.
Wheat selling by car load on track at 81 IS,
buyers paying elevator charges.
LIVERPOOL, August l0,--Noon- -Cotton'mar.
ket quiet Middllng uplands, 71.d middiing
Orleans I'D. Sales TO- 600 bales; speculation
and export 1000 bales.
Cation to arrive dull buyers bidding NJ
Yesterdays extreme decline.
= NEW YORK, August l0.-Gold ll&+. Money
~ per cent. Governments active but a lit
Tie better. States quiet but steady. Stocks
dull but steady.
Exchange long, 81 S11S; short, 4 0OI$.
Cotton firm and held higher sales ! 500
bales. Orleans, li3sc,
Futures opened quiet. September, 10 2j-S2
@lS 27-32c; October l&5@i32l-Sac.
Night Report.
NEW ORLEANS, August l0,-dold ll8%,
Sterling 30 SO. Sight "a PREMIUM
Cotton quiet. Sales 30 bales. Good ordlna-
~ TO strict good ordinary, l2l; low
middling strict low middllng. l3l.c; mid
ding to strict midding, HDc.
Receipts II bales; gross, 81 bales; exports
coast. bales.
Flour-Common IS %; fine IS 5Og5 70 super
fine 80 %; double 50 2ldss6 80; treble 81 SIC;
choice and family s. 7jGsO 80.
LlyERPooJ, August 1880 p. M--Sales on
basis middliag Yplands. nothing below
low middling, deliverable October and No
vember, 7]sd.
New crop, basis middling middling up
lands, nothing below Kidding, I'D,
Yarns and fabrics quiet and arm,
NEW YoRK, August l0-Cotton--Net re-
ceiptS, 90; gross, 256 bales.
Futures closed steady. Sales 1900 bales
August l3 l5l0@l3 3l-32c; September Ii l3-l6a
IL 2i-S2c; October, Ii 2l-a20li3 ll-lec. Decem
Der, ID ll-l0o, January, ID l3.te@l3 27-32c; Feb
runry, l3 Sl-3?mlic; March. II 3-lB0lli 7-32o
April, IA 7-lGc; May, II 2l-3!@ll l0.l6c.
Money easy al lH@2 por cent Gold strong
at llsH@ll1.
Governments closed dun and steady; new
SIS, 1925. State bonds quiet. Sterling firm ut
VI 50.
Cotton steady. Sales I,s72 at lil4c.
Consolidated net receipts. 7j9 bales; OK
ported 10 Great Britain, 600 bales; France
,G9j bales; continent, 236 bales.
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yesterday without guides f.. Parsons.
aged 20 and Lottio + Philpot, aged
%, descended To eddy, never visited 10y
guides, for the purpose Of taking n
bath. While In tbs water the lady
lost her foothold, was caught immc-
dialely 10y the gentlemen, but the cur
rent carried both out into the rlverand
they were drowned. The couple were
soon TO be married.
Jacksonville Rights Her wrongs by
Resolve.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August TO-
The following resolutions passed be-
fore city council OF this city, last night,
for the purpose of putting an end to the
flying reports of yellow fever being in
the city:
Resolved, That It is the unanimous
opinion of the Duval County Medical
Society, there being q tull attendance,
that there has not been. nor is there
any fever Or any disease resembling it
in our midst.
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NEW YORK.

BnI of Particulars iR Ihe Tweed Case
President OF the Erie Railroad sc.
vercIy lAurf-Secrciary Brist0w-Rc-
sources of the National fianKD-NO
New Cases Of Fever at BarTancas.
New YoRK, August l0.-Judge Law
renee, of the Supreme Court, granted
this morning motion for n bill par
ticulars in the suit of the Mayor and
county against Tweed. The suit in
this ease is to recover money paid on
alleged fictitious bills to Meward Mo-
rive, approved 10y Tweed MS Commits
soner of Public Works.
The President Of the Erie railroad
was thrown from carriage and had
his leg broken.
Judge Westbrook has appealed from
Judge Bowett's order, denying Il mo-
ton to reduce Tweeds bail on general
term calendar for the 23d instant.
Secretary Bristow is spending u rev
days with Secretary Fish, Mt CANT
sons, on the Hudson, where j. Russell
Jones, Minister to Belgium, is also II
guest.
Among the resources Of the National
Banks on June 30th, were loans ana
discounts S0GS, 800, 600. Total resources
81 ,0l3, 900, 900. Among liabilities $685.
100000 to individual depositors.
Brannan telegraphs no new cases
or deaths of yellow, and everybody TO-
ing well.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
The ksepug'Eic Of Columbia Oh
The 1--WE OF - DISASTROUS In.
iestine WAR Over the
Presidency.
Che Government Summary
Action iIl iIc San Miguel
Fannlical Riot.

AsPINWALL, August l0.-The lates
advices from the interior show thai
the situation in the Republic of Column
hia is more complicated, The contest
for the Presidency threatens 10 pro-
ducc general war, the difficulty being
sectional luminosity.
a fight took place at C0maroness be-
tween the State troops and the revolu'
tionists, in which the latter, consisting
Of six hundred soldiery, were defeated
with a loss of several officers, severe
loss in the rank and file and loss OF Il
part of their artillery.
The revolutonists are, however,
gathering strength daily, and it is con-
sIdered that n war has begun tint
must prove disastrous to the country.
In San Miguel, where the recent
fauatical riot occurred, order has been
rcestablished after harsh and sum
mary proceedings on the part of the
State.
President Gonzales has had about
fifty of the rioters shot in squads OF
i've and ten in the different principal
towns and hamlets between San Migu-
el and the capitol,
At each execution the Padres in the
vicinity, who were suspected OF par
tcipation in the outbreak, were forced
10 witness the execution.
Many criminals, previous to their
execution, confessed that they were as
Bured by the Padres that they might
rob the rich, provided they gave part
to the church.
Great indignation and sorrow has
been expressed throughout Central
America, at the events of San Miguel,
in which the respectable part of the
Catholic clergy heartily concur, and
which they make II a point to censure
in their sermons and comments.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF TnE DALLAS HERALD !
August 10. 1875.
Gold, lllGn2. silver, los.
ENchuugc-DomcStic, y per cent discount ;
Sillug "a per cent premium. Foreign quo
tniious nominal,
Wheat, No, ., per bushel, 81 Oji NOS, 9Oc.
Oats, per Dushcl 3i@40c.
d, Corn, per bushel, in shuck, SO9-c; shellcd,
Goal %.
Hay, baled, new crop, pes ton, sl2 00qSl! 90
loose do, 50 0O9l0 90.
Potatoes per bushel, 81 25
OnoDs, per bushel, 75dDl %.
Barley, OOaG5C per bushel
Bran, 81 w per ton.
Rye, Gj6e701 per bushel.
Hides dry flint per pound, heavy, lSL@l;
dfy ilint, per pound, light, s@iO green, 5@
tic Salted, b16hc. f
Cotton--Ordinary l0kc; good ordinary,
llaT low middling, l2Iac; middlMg, lSl4c;
good mldll!ng, 1879.
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WASHINGTON.
The Ottoman Casc-Thc American Con
s,,l nj Trip0li Grossly Insuited.

The Ottoman Casc--'rhc American Con
sul nj Tripoii GROSSLY ins"ited.
WASHINGTON, August lotto
mans hail has been reduced to forty
thousand dollars, which his counsel
says he cannot give in consequence OF
the attachment of his property.
Commodore Arwen, acting Secretary
of the Navy to-day received from ihe
acting Secretary of the State, dls-
patch from Tripoli, dated August q
stating that Mr.. Vidal, the American
Consul there, and his lady had been
greatly insulted by Tripoliton sailors,
and asking whether any of our vessels
Of war could reach tint point.
The acting Secretary OF the Navy
Immediately gave orders that the
United States steamer Hartford, Cap
tain Harmony, now at Port Sold, en-
route from the Aslatlc Station, pro-
coed TO 1ripoli to inquire into the iacts
and demand that the perpetrators OF
the insult be arrested and punished.
Rear Admiral Wordcn, commands
Ing the European Station, was also IN
structed to keep himself advised of the
circumstances and II necessary to send
other vessels to Iripoli to enforce the
demand.
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DOMESTIC.

Woodruff, the Den,riicr ana Bigamist'
SAN FRANCISCO, August lO.-A clta-
ton was Issued, commanding the OIL
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
5n'. noU Iss
UNION STOCK YARDS,
Bremen lvcnn,, Eernet St, and The Mississippi Ei,H
ST. LOUIS, MO.

These Yards, llrst -class In every particular
arc now open for the Nmding Feeding and
Handling of all kiniS OF Live Stock.
In connection with the Yards the Compa.
ny have erected u hst-OlAss Exchange
nuldmg, with Restaurant, sleeping Rooms.
Barber shop, Ncu for the accommodation OF
stock Men. The charges Of the Company
VIII be- reasonable and lust, Conslgn direct
TO the ST. Louis Union Stock Yards.
Onlcers.--John Whitaker, President; ID, =.
Irons, Nico-prosldent; W. h. ,lnmeSon, SUI
per niondcnt; W. A. Ramsay, Secretary aud
treasurer. augT-wbm
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On account OF the difficulty attending the
collection OF small bills, and In order that
the school may DO self sustaining, q strict
compliance with tho above terms will DO
required and no deduction whatever
will be mndc for lost time.
MRS. n. D, coueHANouR, Principal.
nuEBd0w, tr.r
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a New Military Post in the SLACK mil.s

Fort LARAMIE, August 10. Captain
Lawrence left this morning, to take
command of the new fort in Black
Hills, and ordered to keep out miners.
The post will be garrisoned by one
company of infantry, and two OF cay
airy.
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'rhe 0rsnge.Cathoiic Riot in Glasgow

LONDON, August lQ.-Special dis
patches to the STANDARD from Glasgow
report that sixty rioters, many OF
whom We're badly hurt, were brought
before the Magistrate yesterday and
remanded 10 Jail. The rioting broke
out again, in the suburbs, on Monday,
and the volunteers and regular troops
were ordered to hold themselves in
readiness, but the disturbance quoted
by reading the riot act to the mobs Of
Catholics WHO had armed themselves
with hatchets, stec! knives, and were
organized and acting under leaders. II
is reported that several of the men In
custody are head-centers.
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DOMESTIC.
u Postponed.

Troy, n. Y, August l0.--The Ma
tional Amateur regetta has been post
poned TO August 3lst and September
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SARATOGA, August lO.-P Parole won
the kentucky stakes. Time, l;ll3.
George Orstead won the two mile
race for all ages. Time, 3I74. Wadge
won the mile race, for all ages. Time,
l:l9l.
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MRS. COUGHANOUR'S
SOLICIT School I,' Young Ladies,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

The Third Scholastic year Of this Institri-
ton, comprising two terms Of twenty weeks
each, win commence on -
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Monday, the 9Th Day Of September, 1876.

The first term will close on Friday, the
2ltt day of January, 1875. The second term
VIII commence on Monday, the 2ith day OF
June, 1876.
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fetal ofthe Central Pacific Railroad.
70 produce the demulter and hlgamist,
Woodruff, alias Miller, or disclose his
whereabouts. The railroad officials
have refused.
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NEW YORK, August lO.--It is esti-
mated that the liabilities of Archibald
Baxter n Co. will reach three hundred
thousand dollars.
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Arrest of II Bogus Merchant.

PHILADELPHIA, August l0.-R l..
Hunt, who has been shipping goods to
Oxford, North Carolina, was arrested
yesterday, and will have hearing to-
Inr
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Rates Of Tuition;

Per session of twenty weeks, payable ii
ddpuuCe,
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MRS. II. d, CouGHANoUR, Principal. :.
MISS MARY McoWEN, Teacher of Music
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DISPATCHES
FOREIGN.
The Shipping Bill.

LONDON, August l0.-Sir Charles A d.
derly's shipping bill passed its second
reading to-day IN the House of Lords.
Served Them EieMt.
MONTREAL, August 10. Five young
roughs attempted yesterday to fjrcibly
enter the house Of Il respectable woman
named Downs, who fired into the
crowd, killing one of the party and
putting the others to flight.
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TI1LEGRAP.HIC;

MIDNEGMT DIsPATCmEs.
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Hoppcrs Moving Southwark.

OMAHA. August l0.--A special from
the West, reports the grasshoppers
very numerous ut several points. I'M
mense clouds of insects are still nying
southwark this morning,
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HUGHES
Frame P|oW

Asnvlng OF forty per cont OF power over
tho common plow. A boy with three horses
docstDe work OF two men and four horses
with " common plow. ~
Apply to William Pendleton. Trinity Mills,
Dallas county; u. A. Sim, Corsicana, Ma
varr0 county Hughes a Bell Peoria, AN
county; b. l.. Frost, Montague, Montague
- HUGHES RIDING PLow CO.,
Iulvlw3wdit
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Lebanon Items.

BEE CULTuRE.-It seems strange to
us that so few people pay any attention
TO bee culture. A beehive as n gen-
eral rule will not give more trouble than
a pot of hot-housc plants, and we should
Judge that there was more real profit in
the bee business. We appreciate the
cultivation of flowers, but think if the
present labor OH such flowers were di-
vidcd between bees and flowers that the
labor would be equally as pleasant
much more remuneration to the owner
We learn that Mr.. John II. Ligon, of
Lebanon, commenced two years ago on
one hive, and since that time he has
had an abundance of honey for his OWL
use, and has increased the number of
his hives to twcnty-nine.
JOSEPH, little boy in the ncighbor-
hood Of Lebanon, who is not strong
enough to spade up small onion bed
between now and the Fourth Of July,
can dig over ten acre lot before break
ee
part Of his name this week.
WE are glad to learn that the Press
nnd Bunncr is read with so much inter
est in The Lebanon section. The people
of this portion OF the Coanty arc intelii-
gent anu have a just appreciation Of
merit.
WE learn that Mr.. Jas. S. Gilbert, near
Lebanon, hung an old coat in his field
to r,igNtcn the birds away, and after
wards found a young brood in one Of thc
pockets. lie has lost faith i'll scare
crows.
THE new post Office at Lebanon is
proving to be o great accommodation tc
the people of that ncighhorhood and
the new post master is giving general
satisfaction.
IT is expected that long forage will be
cheap in the War"cnton neighborhoot
this Fall. Morris Boyd will furnish the
market at reduced rates.
THE whoopinS cough is in full blast
about Lebanon. The little folks who
haven't got itare dodging in earnest.
TIE crops about Lebanon arc excel
lent, while the grass crops are par crccI
lcncc.
Mr.. J. II. LIGON's cropof whcatavcr-
o,rn1 tbi nap h,cbn nls to tho AFRO