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Don't Hack, Hack, Cough, Cough

Cough is symptom by which various
diseases conditions Of the throat, broni
chal tubes and lungs manifest them
selves. But whether it arises from the
irritation produced in the throat ano
larnynx by taking cold from an attack of
Bronchitis, from incipient Consumption,
or from various other causes; nothing
will allay it more speedily or cure it
more permanently than DR., Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t does not
matter whether it be a recent attack, OF
lingering cough, the Discovery is in
either case equally well adapted for its
relief and permanent cure. In fact, il
will cure cough in one-half the time
necessary to cure it with any other medi-
cine, and it does it, not by drying it up,
but by removing the cause, subduing the
irritation, and healing the affected parts
No time should lie lost in commencing
the use of proper medicine for the re.
lief of a cough, for unless this course is
pursued, serious and dangerous disease
Of the lungs is liable to result. Golden
Medical Discovery is sold by all dealers
in medicines. It'd &w
The daily gazette., 1876-09-21

BASE BALL,-On Saturday the Wes-
tern base ball club, of this city. will
go to West Chester and play another
game with the Brandywine cllb, OF
that town, The last game resulted .
to A in favor of the Brandywine.
The Sunday schools of the Episcopal
church, will meet, to practice for the an
nual gathering at St. Johns Church, OF
Saturday afternoon at a quarter before
four o'clock.
SERMON To YouNG MEN.-Rev. Wn
p. DAVIS, of st. Paul's M. E. Church
will preach sermon to young men
this evening. The public are invited.
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The STORM AT COLLINS BEAcH.-Col.
Inns Beach suffered terribly by the storm
The pier was nearly wrecked, this pa.
vilion and the bath houses were swept
away and the trees in the beautiful
lawn werebadly thinned out, especially
in the lower part, near the ball room,
The bank (the path leading from the no.
tel to the pier) was broken in several
places, and the whole premises were sub
ter. Part of the bathing suit room, neal
the swing, was also hoated off. Frank
Collins, the proprietor, is damaged al
least $4,000.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20. o p. m:

fL0ug-The market is moderately activ e,
b demand chiefly confined to the better
des of old wheat Minnesota families which
held with increased confidence. New
eat families ure in fair demand at un-
bnged prices. Sales of 3700 barrels inclu-
& superGne. at s3l2t4a3 80; Wisconsin ex-
family, fair and good, at IS G215a6; Min
pta do. fair and good. ut 50 12l5a6: do. do.
ice and fancy at Sc 70a7; Indiana do. new
at. good. at s. ga. Rye Flour is quiet.
png at 81 30. ~
BAly.-For Wheat there is a good local
band and prices have advanced. The sup
and offerings are light, especially Of the
ter grades. Sales of u. 900 bushels compri-
Ohio red. common, at 81 05: Western do,
ID and prime. at 81 15al 81; Pennsylvania
food and prime at 81 1sal %. Ryeis quiet
Former, quotations. Corn is in good de-
hd and with light supplies holders have
en enabled TO command an advance, Sales
tOOOJ bushels including Pennsylvania and
ethern yellow at S60a62c,; Western do. at
.bVc,: Western mixed at tSa59c. and white
ftc. Sail corn is in demand and wanted
k1c. free on board. Oats are in fair request
lormer figures. Sales of 1000 bushels en-
!clng old at 49a50c. and new Pennsylvania,
.o, Illinois and Indiana at 37a39c. for fair
good; 4Oa42c. for prime. and 43c. for fam
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nover's Hoof Eminent

o,ass m@f 20 years Of practical experience with
n ne, tSs,, IN staging. teaming, &C, have learn
|nattaam saa. more horses have been crippled by
S0mS,nu SSt9n ~ 70 the feet than all other diseases
pnn" pnea. s After man Sexperiments have
Ssa u ne true remedy to PREVENT the dis,
\ v, me hoof, or restore 1t after negligence,
En-, ,M ,, nature intended it should be-ths
hfamaa aYpori o. the noble aninol. II the hoof ie
lyai. ieu s1 and diseased, the animal is comparat
rr.y y worthless. This Liniment will surrey
Corrs tnis worst Of all diseases, Contraction.
BscS a. quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF tine
N. ana Smew generally called Knee Sprune,
6y III u ore restore those that have been crippled
| SS.rwant ~ want OF such a remedy.
Apphed ~ and 1t will never fail If properly
i, pas,ne the horse foot once week, or often;
RrourMSs rMSsc,eeseary, at the heel and frog, and
-Du 'De hoof close to the hair.
II. c. BOYER.
Hr Norrlspown, Pa.
ita. H.; Y. BoYER-Dear Sir; This Ia to Ger
tia so! nave used your Liniment in m
bnndtnr vl tnree months past, on more thar
m,ai,nau Injured horses, and lind it the best pre-
better IN nave ever used on horses. 1t is al
cases n. man you recommend it. Send me five
onee, by express, @ o. ID.
M ,,, HARRY HAMILTON,
- t'1 west Slst street New YoIK City
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VELOCITY OF THE LATE STORM
The chief signal officer at Washington
gives the greatest velocity attained at the
coast stations during the late storm as
follows: Cape May, 65 miles per hour;
pressure to the square foot, p, IL pounds
Atlantic City, So miles per hour; pressure
to the square foot 1888 pounds. Norfoll
55 miles per hour; pressure to the square
foot 25.12 pounds. Cape Henry, 76 mile
per hour; pressure to the square foot 30, A
pounds.
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THE ODD FELLOWS PARADE.-The
parade of Odd Fellows, in Philadels
phia, yesterday, was grand success,
about Is, 900 being in line. The mem
bers from Delaware were assigned
positions in the fourth division. After
the parade a mass meeting was held
in Fairmount Park. at which addresses
were made by Wilmott G. DeSaussre,
P. G. S. of South Carolina, John A.
jackson, P. G. X. of Minnesota, Wm.
Ellison P. G.. s. of Massachusetts, and
Nathan Porter, q. r. of California,
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THE LOANS,

The sales at the various loan meet
ings. last night, were as follows:
Aid-6th series, $400 at 33 per
cent. premium 5000 at 294; $500 at 80.
and $500 at 25a; 4th series, $4O0 at
253; the remaining receipts were ap-
piled to the payment of matured stock
first series.
Central-65th monthly meeting
$12OO at 81; $400 at 26; and 5000 at
25.
Germania. No. 2-44th monthly
meeting $1,000 at 25 and 5000 at 215;
the remaining receipts were applied tc
the payment of withdrawn shares.
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GooD STEEPLEs IN SMYRNA.-The two
steeples that were blown down by the
storm Of Sunday stood the tempest for
thirty years and over. The Presbyteri-
an was built in 1S43 and the Episcopal
in 1845. The former was about 80 feet
high and the latter liz.
HAND HURT.-Last night James Bran
nan an employee at the Diamond State
rolling mill, caught his right hand in a
breaker, and severely mashed the fore
finger.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-21

TIE BRANDYwlNE MARsuEs.-Since
the storm Of Sunday, the Brandywine
marshes, at each recurring high tide
have been from four to six feet under
water, nearly all the gates and bridges
We're washed away Sunday afternoon,
and since then the m arsh Company
have had about twenty men at work
repairing the damage. One of these
men was drowned Tuesday evenin 6,
as reported elsewhere.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-21
The Machine was Worn Out.

WhyP Not because it was not we'll
built, but it was wrongly run. Thous-
ands of men who have run down long be-
fore their three-score and ten years are
accomplished, might have boen renewed
into sprightliness and vim il they had
tried the well known PERUVIAN SYRUP
which contains among its compounds the
Protoxide Of Iron. SO combined that il
assimilates with the blood aed invigor'
ates the whole system. This syrup has
proved efficacious in thousands of cases
and will do erybody good who uses it
All druggists keep it.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-21

uss %ss Miraculous ure for COrns
Hhg,lsh remedy Of great popularity,
;@oVinR corns without pain.
E. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Apothecaries,
l.. Corner Sixth and Market street
0rthe hath.
ID IA =. :NIashee, Bath Toweie, Batn sponges
~ y, Sstn soaps in extensive variety. Also,
I'M IGeu Im,oves, Straps, Brushes, etc, Of morse
p'y friction Gloves, and many other
/ P"e'es OF the same classat
4. BRlNGHURSI q CO.,
corner sixth and Market streets
Fine Nail Scissors
ksu krnss ana stralgnt, Nail Brushes, Hand
aSles, Nail Files, Nall Polishers, etc, for
sy K. BRINGHURST u CO.,
corner Sixth and Market streete.
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DRowNEp.-A colored man named
Thomas Bright. vino had the manage
ment of a scow for the Brandywine
Marsh Co.. was drowned on Tuesday
evening. He lived over 11th street bridge
The scow was seen to sink with Bright
in it. His body has not vet been re.
covered.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-21

NEW DRUG SToRE.-Mr. Max Wen
eel, of New York, has opened a drug
store at Third and French streets and
will keep on hand full supply OF
fresh medicines, and fancy articles,
which he will sell at the lowest figures.
Call and see him.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-21

POLICE CAsEs.-Wm Fissler. for
assault and battery on Daniel Bickta
and Philip Dougherty, for disorderly
conduct were each required to pay
costs and give bail in the sum of $500
to keep the peace.
Three cases of drunkenness were
fined so cents and costs each.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-21

UNAUTHORIZED CoLLRCrioNs.-Dur-
ing the past few days parties have been
soliciting contributions for the benefit
of compaign club in the Second
Ward. 1t is believe these contributions
are not being appropriated to legi.
innate purposes, and persons should be
careful and give money to none but
well known Democrats,
The daily gazette., 1876-09-21

SERIESl NEW Sc
N RIES The Citizens Loan Association
has issued its sixth series: first payment due
October 9th next Already quite a number
of shares have been taken. Those who de.
sire shares in this prosL erous asso citation will
ser 9-tf GEORGE g. MARiS. Sec,rv.
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PAYING WORK FOR WIDE AWAKE DEM
cRATs.-We understand that COOKE
LIFE OF TILDEN, the only one au-
thorized Ly the great reform Governor,
is now ready for delivery. Every Demo-
crat should procure copy of the Life Of
our next President We advise those
out of employment to apply to the pub
fishers for an agency at once, as the book
is having a large sale. Address D..
APPLETON g. Co., $40 and 551 Broadway
New York. sept. 4-d & W. 3
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RBBUlLT.-Engine No. II, of the P.
W. s. B. r. r., has been completely
rebuilt and repainted, The tender has
been shortened and a pilot placed at
the rear end. The engine is now used
for shifting duty. Shifter No. lis now
in the shops undergoing repairs.
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NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE RAIL
" COMPANY

~ COMPANY.
DOVER, DEL. sept. IL. 1875. }
Bonds of the Delaware Haiiroad Co.
Due July i. 1875.
Notice J., hereby given to holders Of out
standing Bonds Of the Mortgage Loan" Of
this Company, Nos. 297 and 4S for $1,000 each.
and Bond of Guaranteed Loan, No. 596 for
$500. due July l. 1910, that the sane will be
paid on presentation at the office of the III
deity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Co.,
No. 329 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. the fl 8
Cal agent Of this company for the payment oi
| said loans. M. HAYES,
sep12- 2-2aw1m Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-21

CATERS SToLKN.-Between II and
1 o'clock on Tuesday last, some thief
entered the shop Of Mr.. L. Glatts, 315
West Front street, and stole pair OF
$6 90 CATERS. He effected an entrance
quite stealthily. and slipped out with
out being observed.
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Kennard Snaith,
VS..
Jane Smith.
Ais. Sums.
Libel for Divorce.
November L. 1876.

Kennard Smith. | Als. Sums.
Jane Smith. November T. $50.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, ss.
The State of Delaware.
To tho Sheriff Of New Castle County greeting
where's. Kennard Smith by his
(SEAT. \petitIon to the Judges OF our Supe-
Il Jrior Court, filed in the office of the
S0 ~ Pr0tion0tary OF said Court In and
for the county of New Castle, for the cause of
complaint therein alleged, has made appli-
cation to our said Judges that a decree may
be pronounced dissolving the marriage ex-
isting between the petitioner and his wife,
one Jane Smith.
We; therefore. command you, as you have
mon Jane Smith, SO that she be and appear
Deiore the Judges of our said Superior Court
a. tne next term thereof, to be held at New
Cassie. IN and for the county of New Castle,
on Monohy, the twenty-seventh day of No
| VempeI next, to answer the allegation of the
saiu petltion, and also to show cause II any
she mas, why decree OF the said Court should
not pc made dlssolving the marriage existing
| 9etween her and the said petitioner accord.
iAg, to the act of Assembly In such case made
I'D provided. and also to do and receive
| That the said Court shall then and there con-
| der concerning her In this behalf as to the
I ourt shall seem meet and Consistent with
the provisions of the said act Of Assembly.
and have you then there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Joseph P. Come
gys, EEq., at New Castle, the thirty-frst day
s1 May A. D. eighteen tMas hasreS as4sfSS sas ffSSSsn
Issued August 10, 1916. PPothohotarrv
The above is a true copy Of Sums. No. So to
Nov. Term, 1876, as above stated.
August %, 1s76-w3m
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New Cider Press.

Having erected new and complete Cider
Press. / am prepared to press cider for IL
cents per gallon, at my place in Mill Greek.
lam also prepared to manufacture first class
spokes at short notice. Coach makers and
others shonld give me call;
aug10w2t JAMES WAhD.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-21

DLACK Observation-Disclosures from the
ID Importer. q full line of Black Cash
meres at 70. S715. Sl.0o. $l,12}5. $l.25. s,.375
prices than we have offered for years, and we
recommend them for color and durability.
W B. SHARP,
Fourh and Mark~t stress
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A HORSE tPURcHAsED.-Mr. VIM.
Stokley, acting as agentfor the Washing
ton S. F. E. Co, purchased from John
McClafferty, yesterday, fine iron gray
horse, for $500. The animal will be used
for extra service, while the two other
horses belonging to the company take
alternate resting spells.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-21
WEAIHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. u, A. NJ
pRORA RIT 1TrRa

For the Middle States, northeast tc
southeast winds. rising barometer, cool
er, partly cloudy weather, and at the
southerly stations possibly light rains.
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INi Hi ltcHuIHks HtuV MUNtkHuo..s 80.
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON. Del. Sept. q. 1875.
.anors at the Brandywine Mills for
,,S Slro;n-Narrnntad ha;lv
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PEACHES.

WEDNESDAYS SHIPMENTS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02
WILD ROSES.

On long, serene midsummer days
Of ripening fruit and yellowed grain,
How sweetly. by dim woodland ways,
In tangled hedge or leafy lane,
Fair wild rose thickets, you unfold
Those pale pink stars with hearts of gold!
Your sleek patrician sisters dwell
On lawns where CLEANS the shrubs trim bosk
In terraced gardens, tended well,
Near pebbled walk and quaint kiosk.
IN costliest urns their cOlors rest;
They beam on beauty fragrant breast!
But you in lowly calm abide,
Scarce needed save by breeze or bee;
You know what splendOr, pOmp and pride
Full oft your brilliant sisters see;
What sorrow too, and bitter fears;
What mad farewells and hopeless tears!
How some are kept in old, dear books,
That once in bridal wreaths were worn;
How some are kissed, with t nder looks,
And later tossed aside with scorn;
How some their taiItless petals lay
On icy foreheads pale as they!
So, while these truths you vaguely guess,
AblOom in many lonesome spot,
Shy roadside roses, may you bless
The fate that rules your modest lot,
Like rustic maids that meekly stand
Below the ladies of their land!
-Edgdr Fa1Ocett, IN March atlantic.
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could speak again for her scalded lungs
and throat, ''what would you do?"
q" Let him dier' exclaimed the doctor.
alt would be 0thing to me if YOU
did," she said, touching the horse with
the whip herself.
but you would be indictable at COM
mon law"
Nothing to you! What did you mean,
then? Who's dying?"
mot Mr. Mallory-to my knowledge,
that is. [ haven't seen him to-day. A
child here in the woods"
The doctor urged the horse himself,
bending forward, his gaze fixed before
him, and not uttering another syllable
Aren't you ever going to speak to me
again % said Alice at last. q meant to
be back at eleven.
He turned and saw the tears just ready
to gush, and as he gazed perhaps they ex-
tinguished the flame of his wrath. Some
hOw--he never knew how any more than
Alice did-the next moment thereins were
under his feet, bis arms were about her,
and the tears were being crowded back by
kisses
"Aren't you glad I put the clock for
ward? Aren't you glad l came out here
for bulrushes?" whispered Alice, as they
suddenly drew up at the little hut.
Oh, God bless you, doctor, and God
! bless her!' cried the voice Of the ole
woman from within. "He's alive yet
| and you've come in the very nick Of
men'-Harper's Bazar.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

! THE latest novelty among adjunctS to
stoves and fire. places consists in the en-
ploYment Of bright nickel-plated sheet
of metal, suspended over the fire, and ad-
justed in proper position by crank, the
rod of which passes through the side of
the stove or fireplace. While the fire is
being kindled, the plate is turned toward
the front to protect it from being smoked,
but when the fire is fairly burning, the
plate is turned back at an angle of forty
five degrees, as indicated by the wheel on
the side of the stove. The result is de-
scribed about as follows: The reflection
from the bright metallic surface produces
the effect of a double fire, and adds great
ly to its cheerfulness. In addition to
this, it is claimed that the large amount Of
heat thus reflected by the plate IS, to a
great extent, clear gain, ard that the eff
feet of its employment is readily per
ceived in increased warmth at quite dis
lance from its source. Furthermore. it is
claimed that the rush Of air usually pass
ing up the chimney of an open stove or
CRATE, and which makes this excellent
form of heating apparatus SO expensive in
rapid consumption of fuel, is checked and
thrown down on the fuel, producing sur
face nibustion, while the draught at the
base may be shut off, giving a clear,
bright fire, without wasteful consumption
of coal.-Harper'S Weekly
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02
gnr Don,q Readers.
THE CHOICE.

WOULD not be 3 leaf, oh no,
TO wait for April winds to blow
before should have power to grow;
would not be 3 leaf, to lose
The red and gold of autumn hues.
AND drop when giddy winds should choose;
would not be brook that strays
through pastures and sweet hidden ways,
And nowhere loiters or delays
brook that hurries here and there,
whether the day be dark or fair
TIL caught within the frost's white snare;
would not be bird that weaves
Her dainty nest beneath the caves,
And has no peace for fear of thieves:
would not be a bird to trill,
And teach my hedglings with will,
And find one day the nest quite still;
would not be bee to roam,
Seeking the sweetness far from home
With which to I'LL my honey comb;
Nor would [ be red rose, born
With many hidden cruel thorn,
Where children's fingers might be torn.
But l would simply choose to be
A little child at mothers knee.
OF years that number one, two, three
that is far the best for met
Mary ". Prescott, IN st. Nicholas for Hdrcl
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

THE receipts of the New York city street
railroads, sixteen in mum Der, foot up over
IS, 600, 900 for last year
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02

A LORD of the aisles-A pew-opener.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-02
FREDDY'S RIDE.

" l DID, " said Freddy Wakefield, stamp
ing his foot and looking at his sister with
a oh In n,-nc
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FOCAL Hsrpyit.eS.

A marriage license WIS Issued in Washing
ton yesterday IL Norman Pruilt, Of tits Gig,
and Rosetta Murray.
The Committee On Light held meeting "%;
night, bur II ;usactcd H. business OF lnlorts
except awarding the cootr c. i1r iair@ trr
hauling at the Gas Works - hIr. Jas BranIon.
Travel ~ going Syu,h can buy one OF hfG1.
Adams Richmond rcuad TRIP tickets i"r -,
and sell u there To parties coJylug ills W..
aud MAKING Tree ride. il starts NIX 81 II
day night at II p. III. Buy your TEX 80 cry
at French 5.
The moonlight ,xeur>ion for the hers Il; OF
the Ladies' U.lon lie ic Society wi 'al:
place t. morrow nlrh,. E}gry arrauGcm"at
has been made to secure picasnn; 'lG tof
all, and i. is hoped that AL ,Sho have not ,c.
cured tickets Vii do so at oucc.
The weather to day has beer cxcc2din2!y
disagrccatle, d regular ea=icT'y storm pTcV"i!
ing. making out Quur ;XcrciSr very u.c L4io"t-
able aud caus:ug a grucial coslns 81 doors an !
windows. ST. Swlt:.ln Is evidently uak;i :
good his old time celebrity, besides rega'niLg
lost time.
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Foreign HevS.

PARIS, Aug "A biood.c>s iuc! vas fought
y.>. raay ~ ~. B l.lan frontier bc'wccn iwu
Depu,ia-. VI Du,ald ADD NJ O1Daro. The
;rl ATOMS used wgTc pistols.
LONDON Aug. 2-Nr Henry Pu!cston NJ.
=. \ ,trnber oi h baking rouse Of Nc
tnIiock 4 Co.. has resigned his iotcrest in that
ti-D.
Mir Mortimer Col.inS, The poet and novelist,
lied on III - u d J,.iy, HIS r.meios were
inferred yesterday { Pttrlsham church yard.
BERLIN. Aug. 2--lhc Gernanla rcp2r S
thu { rtia.i Antou,li's debility Is Increasing.
LoSDnN, Aug. 2-lt is >"ni-@iiiciaIiy aa
n"uuc4J TIA. ii ttI2mcut Of me af"lrs Of
IAo2,.s Vaughan 4 Co., Of MilJl2oorpusn,
hu- ,,,4o acc pied y the crcdIt,!S, aod that
concern vi cnnf'uu' a. Il sock Company.
LONDON, Aug , III WI. us :nj Gu OF
.in, steamer Ny."mloE. winch He'd from L,y.
rrg,op! to-day los \ " \ ,rk, took the Lrn ;oo
Wv o. ciu =. !nur Ut Tulcu az 10 pTocl 'a:c
il he tut.1uutluua' REGATTA at P.ill4ti2lpin,.
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E'Di;l ca.

NV YonK, Au-u, 2.-'rhc Executive
rm.ut o + lie K ru c,n Nn'iona! Con-
mi {, Ar, j. >,.>~i n "a day ~ the + FIJI Avcnnc
ilo.. he Ne, OK i presided uv"r ! y. Hon.
Il II + II Cn.n..rG ami G,v. {. McCoruick
/ ARR ,rn'> >gcrc A;y. Am"nc those present,
are " IL. + CnnnI II, NV Hampshire; Gov.
N,r>h III Jcwult Conn, Cav. Wan N"n-i ok.
ln,!lare; Hon 81 u lc,y 'iIley, NJ Hoe. A.
&. Corml,, n. Y; ) y. + j. Nuyr>, OF
II II. i. 3. s p.ncnt Eek, L. cx Coy. i d.
Mrrgan, y T.: .n5 othrs. Inc dc ibrratlo $
u ;i.c coIn,uec are pGvate aud viii be glv"a
our 10 the afternoon.
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ITO kI,HM"NH AMI ,,HfG,sN THREE
Il Do Ia K l-~A l. .-s"-r-. ---,--.-=----,
LAY. Aug 5. lo71-RE. 1:E IL
ADAM viii give the fist III a. H.. >. r.Arlr-
Eicns, by il, to ths Nhuv. named lace, on tho
5th pr"slino. l., ordcr thtt Al may have N
opportunity .: yI.tti1: that historic city, tho
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trip The :rntt. wiz e. " i Il st depot. Wash
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