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The War in Cuba.
Great Coal Sale in New York.
lNTERNATIONAL REGATTA
Great Destruction OF Property.
Congressional Nomination
LARGE FIRE IN Pennsylvania.
Doosfuet1vo EiFe-TWO HundreS
Eomllies Rendered Homeless.
Rv Associated Press.

IDssseuetlve Eire-rwo Hundred
Fsmllies Rendered Homeless.
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, August A.-Last night
fire broke out in box factory on Bren-
nan street, in the southern part of the city,
IN neighborhood closely built up with
frame dwellings, stores and manufacturing
establishments. Before two O'Clock the
6re had almost completely swept away
the large block bounded by Brennan, Town.
send, Third and Fourth streets, the only
buildings saved being the fine offices of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, and a
few frame houses of small value. The lat
ter were mostly badly burned. Over two
hundredpoor families were turned out of
doors.
The losses will aggregate half million
dollars. Among the buildings destroyed
was the German Hospital, large brick
ediflce, containing at the time seventy pa
tients. Owing to the rapid progress of the
flames the inmates for time were in crit
! ical condition, but all were eventually re
moved without accident. At one point tn ?
fire crossed to the north side of Brennan
street, and the Railroad Hotel, large
three story frame building was completely
destroyed. The streets in the neighborhood
for distances of blocks were Uttered with
household goods.
Some of the dwellings destroyed were of
. superior character, but besides them the
principal loss is the destruction of the hos
pital, the Railroad Hotel and several sash
and blind factories. A fireman, named
Steward, fell from ladddr and was instant
ly killed, his neck being broken. A num-
ber of minor accidents are reported
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The Financial Market.

By Associated Press.
LONDON, August 29.-The "Times' "
financial article says: First-class three
months bills are negotiated at about e ,and
in exceptional cases at even lower rates.
There is an entire absence Of demand for
silver for India, pending Wednesdays allot-
ment of Council bills, but there has been q
good continental inquiry, and the c:arket is
firm at SD.
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Democratic Nom tnatiOns

Democratic Nom nations.
By Associated Press.
READING, Pa, Aug. 29.-The Democrats
of Berks county to-day renominated Hon.
Hester Clymer for Congress, without op-
position.
Daniel Ermentrout was nominated for the
State Senate.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Proposed Mssliaassn.

1WC = HWRSOUA f0ssAsssHDs
BY Associated Press.
LONDON, August 9.--A despatch to the
Telegraph" from Vienna says: "The great
Powers are constantly interchanging tele-
grams concerning the proposed mediation.
A general agreement has been reached
touching the principle features of the poll
cy to be adopted, but the details are unset
tied. Germany is the most backward of the
Powers. II Is believed that no great diff
Guilty win be experienced In determining the
steps to be taken, but several days will
probably elapse before the Powers submit
their proposals to the Porte"
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The Cuban InsurrectiOn.
By Associated Press.


HAVANA, August 29..- The "Diaro" pub
fishes the following late news from San
Domingo, received by the English steamer
via. St. Thomas At last accounts the
Insurrection had not been quelled. The
fort of Azua had pronounced for Baez, and
was declared under blockade by the govern
ment. Puerto Plate and Santiago continue
to be be beseized by the Insurgents.
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Hartford Races,
BY Associated Press.

HARTFORD, August 29.-The opening
day of the Charter Oak Park races. FIRST
race, for horses of 2.36 class was won by
Dick Swindler, Membrino Kate second, and
Sadie Home third Time 2:26, 2:29k 2:27.
Second race, for horses of the 2:24 class
was won by Commonwealth, Annie Collins
second, Brassford third. Time 2:22, 2:23H
2:23.
The running race was won by Derby, Lo-
reni second, Burgo distanced. Time 1:4715
1:49A, 1:40%.
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VIEW ADpERrIsEx1Hrs.

City I4auAdry.
HARNESS -Yerger.
Mines Restaurant.
Harkness' Academy.
COal.-Ge0. w. Bush.
COal.-Mills d Combs. ~
Fullmer's Restaurant.
Boots and ShOes.-WattS.
MOrrOw's Lightning Rods.
Wesleyan Female College.
Boots and ShOes.-Danahee.
School For Girls-Miss Brown.
Drs, Lutte and Bisseli-Turkish Baths.
Grand Opera H0use-The TempletOns.
Meeting OF the Democratic Association
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Fire at POttsville,
By Associated Press,

PoTTsvILLE, August GA fire this
morning partially destroyed Taylor's paint
shop and Frey's grocery store in Shamokin.
A man named johnson, belonging in Ian
caster, in endeavoring to save new steeple
on Catholic church which was threatened
by the flames, slipped from the scaffolding
to the ground distance Of forty feet, and
was SO severely injured that his recovery is
dOuhtf,ll
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The,.Weather To-Day.

The. Weather To-Day.
BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-In the Middle
States. slowly falling barometer, rising tenn
perature, winds mostly from southwest to
Southeast, partly cloudy weather and
possibly succeeded by occasional rains.
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Successful OorSneHl.
BY Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-The follow
ing ere the winners in the Iternational
Regetta, to-day Single sculls-First heat
won by james Mccartney, OF Friendship
Club, time 11OlA; second heat won by
,Edward Miller, Jr., Of Atalato Club, time
1O50N third hest won by s. Gormerly, of
Quaker City Club, time 1052A. Four mile
Yaces-hrst heat won by Beaverwick, time
oO7 second heat won by Watkins beating
the Cambridge (Englsnd) crew, time 9O1A;
third heat won BY London, time sO5A.
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Aquatic Sport.
BY Associated Press,

By NbSUCIHIHII ITESJ,
LONG BRANCH, n. j., August 29.--The
ocean swimming match, batween Andrew
Frantz and George Wade, for 81 900 and
the championship of America, takes place
on Friday. The betting is in favor of
FrantZ.
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Politics In New Jersey.

By Associated Press.
TRENTON, N. j., August 29.-The Pro-
hibition State Convention will be held here
tomorrow to make an electoral ticket.
The Republican State Convention meets
Tomorrow at New Brunswick to form an
electoral ticket.
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British Prisoners Liberated.

By Associated Press.
LONDON, August ga private telegram
from Lima, Peru, says: "The Supreme
Court has confirmed the sentences of the
Superior Court, and the prisoners belong
ing to the British steamer, Craftsman" !"
will he at liberty to leave Peru in few
days,
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Two More Half.price DAYS,

BY Associated eSS,
PHILADELPHIA, August 29-The Centen-
NAL Commission has agreed to order two
more twenty-five cent Saturdays, namely
Septemt, / ID and 9th.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

On AND AFTER SUNDAY. December 5th, ls15
trains leave Depot. Thirty second and
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Paon Accom-: 8 20, 8, and 10 a M. lo.46,
~; sna and - Il ~ P m. on Sunday, $50. am
Limited Fast Mall daily, 7Mam
Niagara Express daily, except
Rsnoya oSs, and Kane Express daily '"'n
vezS exScept pna runMday, may 7@am
cePt Sunoay 7Nam
W.. W. aaveH Mali, except sunday, 8 90 m
o xork Mall va daily: except Sunday, 800 m
Mail Train daily. Ton SUNDAY
leaves at 9 m and runs only to
MArrlsDurgD 800 m
oown'ngtoWn Q N Accom-. u II % a m, and 10 80
Fast Line daily, except Sunday. H5 IN
Eimira q L. Haven Exp, except
ves,l sunday, l255pn
except Sunday. l255pm
snnday, 23Opm
sunday, SCOpm
PsrEssSars saSas"S' f'raln daily, except 'O'' m
y! Sunday, tlay 5Sopm
Sunday. 6l5pm
cincinnati Express daily, 9lO m
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express,
except Saturday. lisp m
Emigrant Express. 1905 m, daily except
Mono Monday for which tickets must #. BE- ,p: pro.
street, by 5p m.
NEW yORK nrvIs1oN
Express for New York, $40, $50, 72, $50 |
and II m, Nimited New York Express
l25pm.) las, 80, IS, S 80, s IS and Up m.
and l2 midnight: On Sunday 24O, $50,
830a M, 4S5, 835,7 pm. and II night
Mail Train Q m. Emigrant Train for
New York II 4Gp m.
Accommodation for Trenton. 2 30 p M;
Express for Long Branch and squan, T2O
m, and 35p m.
FROM KENsINGTON DEPOT
gRustleton, IS q m, IL noon, and Is p m
Way Train for Bristol Is p m.
Trenton, 655 and 10 Is am, 2, 33O, 4l0. 6b
and 8 20 m. On Sunday 9l5 m and.
pm.
Express for New York s4Oam:
Express for Long Branch, 2pm.
BELvIDERE DIVISION.
From KENs1NGToN DEPoT.-Express for
Trenton, Lambertville, Phillipsbarg
sn and Ssssn m ofg op bsSasss
For Lambertville, Pennington and Hope
well 10 Is m and Is m. am
For Pennington IS and 10 Is a IN, and SV
AMBOY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY.
Accom-. for New York, via Perth Amboy
and Jamesburg and Monmouth Juncton
30 q m and 2 p m, connecting for Lons
Branch and Squau. -, Ill.,
press rains for New York, s 30, ana ]"
q m, IL noon, 2, 3 30, 4 80 and 30 m.
Way Train for Burlington q sop m. sun
day Trains 10 q m. and and s 30 m.
Way Train for Bordentown, and ii SOpm
On Sunday ats so pm. oo
For KinkOra Branch $50 q m. ana ~ On on
For Hightstown 8, s 30, a M, 2, 345 ana 0"
For Long Branch and New York Sam.
For Tackertown Q m and m: am
For Medford and II l5a m, As ana o~
For Mt. Holly and Pemberton 8, 8, and l,I ll5
am.S45, 5, and 8 81 p m. For Mt. Holy
Sunday Trains for Mt. Holly loa m, and
For Merchantville and Moorestown 10 m,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays ard sat"fu"''
The Union Transfer Company viii cal cal
,or ana check X baggage from III G,u }utorma-
tion can be obtained at the Depom po,na: nn
Ferry named above, and at the followihs'
TICKET ! No. 83S Chestnut Street, ,,
g. E. Cor Broad Il Chestnut"
OFFICES. No. ll6 Market st.
FRArK THOMPSON, D; N. BoYn. .Sd:oer JR: AIT.
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PRICES FOR.l876

Various quantities from Is to 100 pounds
ct the rate Of 70 cents per 100 pounds; 100 ia
OOO pounds at go cents per 100 pounds; ton
to tons at $40 per ton !, over that amount
special rates.
All accounts to be cash daily or weekly,
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having secured large stock Of excellent
quality OF Ice, we are now prepared to furn-
ish our friends at the above rates, and will
guarantee all who may favor us with their
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers,
regular delivery. mN-6m
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Expenses of the War i'm Cuba

By Associated Press.
MADRID, August 2s.-The Convention
concluded by Spanish capitalists for an ad :
vance of money for the expenses of the war
in Cuba is from 100000 to $4,000, 900
pesetas.
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Sherman and Cameron,

Sherman and Cameron.
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, August 99.-Secretary
Cameron and General Sherman will leave
here on their western tour Of inspection
about the 18th Of September. They will
visit San Francisco before their return.
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Moro Arms to be shipped.

By Associated Press.
: LONDON, August GA letter to the
"Standard" from Santander says that a.
s54 men, of all arms, with Krup and Pla-
centia guns, will embark at SaRtander and
Cadlz for Cuba before Nov. 1st.
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Y elbow Fever,

yellow Fever.
By Associated Press.
SAVANNAH, August 29.-Several cases OF
yellow fever have been reported but there is
nothing official.
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Major Robert Klotz for Congress

By Associated Press.
MAucH CHUNK,Pa., Aug. 29.-The DEM
ocracy OF Carbon county, Pa, unanimously
decided upon Major Robert Klotz as can
didate for Congress in the Eleventh District.
Munso and Pike will concur, and the bal
ance of the District is likely to follow in
the lead.
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Nominations,
By Associated Press,

sTRouDsBURG, Pa, August 29.-Hon.
Charlton Burnett was renoninsted for the
Senate by the Democratic Convention, yes
terday, and James Place for Representa-
tive.
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RAILROADs.
DHMADELPHIA. WILM1Nono.--
= BALTIMORE RAILRoA1gHN RAILiRs1gN A

AU0UsT H. lS7o.
Trains wlllleave Wilmington .. ..
PhiladelphiA and Intermed,o..
go, 10. 8 20, 98O. 06V. III g stat&
2S0. o., 20. 9'64, Ii Il b m. M "A
Phdiadelphia and New York 27.u =.
baltimore and intermediate s,..,o
Baltimore and Washington 70 30
2 N. I60, l8, 28, %. al : ~ %, q
Trains Tor Delaware Division ,nopm. AZ n.
New Castle y 266. e20. IS, Ii Is M inaYs 3! 70,
Wyoming and intermediate sto,,ou
IS q m. 3 30, pm. 's'saons
9Sb, ~, go p m. '"'lons u
The 8 30 P. N. train, on Mondor W.,
day and Saturday, will make wedn@
neoti0n at Delmar, with train Iivse for ~ ooI
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and Intermed,at. s.
10 m. 500, $50, D m, otatou|
philadelphia and New York. o,-
Baltimore and Washington. i9s9 IL:
For further informa Ion passana % 4
referred to the time tables 1edssra posteds ~ a n
jenl-ly II. #. KENNrv
VIZ
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Death of q Celebrated Physician.
BY Associated Press.
LONDON, August 29.-Maximilian Joseph
Chelius, the celebrated physician and sur
geon of Heidelberg, is dead.
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y to 100 pounds at the rate of 7Oc. per 100.
l0O pounds and over at q single delivery,
6Oc. per 100. Ice by the ton at lower rates.
Our Ice Is equal TO the best in the market.
Our drivers accommodating and reliable,
PATRONIZE HOME PRODUCTION
AND HOME INTERESTS. api-
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ICE DEALERs..
a ROTIO ICE COMPANY.
No. 2EAsT SECOND STREET.

4 to 100 pounds at 70 cents per hundred.
100 70 1000 pounds, 60 cents per hundred. l
to 3 tons, SO per ton. Special rates for
larger quantities. Eastern ice only.
ap4-8m J. B. CONROW SON.
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Antll1,oOo Fire,
By Associated Press.

BY ABSOO16Eed FFpbb. 05 y, "a M M
q TEpY, Angust n. MaEeellus Gsoat's
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XTnLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
v COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

7TuLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
Y COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges, is under the charge Of the
|Augustinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to make
a thorough Classical, Scientific or CONNER.
cial course. 1t is situated on the Pennsyl-
vania Central Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad Station and Post
once on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session offlve months, I'm I'D.
For full particulars, send for catalogue,
Very Rev. T. GALBREY,
dec, l.lyr. Preside nj.
CT JosEPH's ACADEMY,
CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the care Of the Sisters OF St, Joseph
The course of instruction includes all the
of useful and Christian educa
tion.
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
90. For fnrther particu lars, address,
sepl-lv MOTHER MARY John
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HOWARD P. WALTON. PUsEY A. WALTON
WALTON & BROTHER.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
ICE DEALERS,

OFF1CES:-NO.8 8 East Second Street. and
tFffteenth and King Sts.. Wilmington, Del
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ueW York Eepubl1ean State Central
w Nonnnnlteee II Dsssisn.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Latest Fashionable Novelty
acknowledgements which arc
real-A Romance and Reality Of

Observation-Disclosures which
reai-A Romance and Reality Of
the Partisan Diamond.
Florence. In his alphabetical gags initial Jokes" In
Tho Mighty Dollar"
ought something about the r. D-the Partisan Dis
II i really mentioning for the Parsaa
monds have become the talk Of the They bril-
You inow what ssy eoss you never Would Tor
Imagine that they limitations In fact the Parsan
real Its surface is genuine diamond. the d. being
composed 81 body OF natural crystal covered with coat
while IL thought to be matter Ut imposibity TO dis
years French chemist the long sought for
cre and his discovery OF the solution and
These three dealers naturally enough used the secret for
their purposes Snd while they coated their crystals
their Partisan diamonds prices the
pure ones Nobady was able TO detect the difference and
Duchess de e. were deceived.
Paris and New York diamonds Just hard bril-
liant as smooth as impossible 10 scratch or tarnsh as the
= The rnrisian Diamonds TOR sale only at RICHARD
humphreys jswelry store No 10 Broadway opposite
before paying tor them Send tor illustrated price list
POYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-ssooooo WILL BE
nation urn,shed highest paid for Spanish bills
''" Ta9i6a CO.. Bankers No ii wan st.. New York
CALvATION. 81 BoTrLE.-A FEW APPLICATIONS
hair leaves hair and scalp clean 81 900
paid for lead silver found in = Sold BY druggists and
hair dealers Manufactured by Mrs. CONNOLLY, 4th and
Mercer SITS Agents wanted
RIO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.-THE PARTIES
who left the steam Yacht at Van Wrinkles yard a As
call for their charges by Thurs
day, June u.s. NJ she wii be sold at public auction
JuSE IL, 1876.
T,HE ACTION FOR ISLANDER INSTITUTED IN MAY.
1879 by DR. Lassar Stern. Of aai Eas. 5.d st. against
has been discontinue the undersigned having taken
back the nroundess and unjuthabe charges Mt cred In
nc % and having asked FL OF
4. srEINBERGER
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-. Prise.-slMNONs DICkINsOS's single number
state Lottery drawn Juno ~ 1875. 2Ss5O
srires ous Of $1,000 also Royal Havana TO De drawn
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AMUsEMENTs.
: - ''si aR As. AND s' MRS W. ). FLORENCE.
'Rsli I' sIorE s w
Mr.. General srs alLv1osr, AlaH ITCHY P3ElAR'
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EVERY EvkNISG AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
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ThhEE k NEsRY Cow Cow.
psadas MI.s May Sqns;, Mis-. Annie NS.s%sf Ss.:is
& Ro.ene W. j. coss~sIi j. A wiifs' e. Clarence. "
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The beautiful Drama,
THE BLIND SOLDIER OF EGYPT.
- 10: 81! BROADWAY. near Bleecksr st.
A' 'ohH Tn il FAM FAMILY SUMMER KEs0RT A'n's''
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aSD
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Mrs. MESRiErTA cHANFRAu
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Act FALSELY Accused
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FRIDAY EVENING. June 10. 1876
'si. ss~sa
from the California Theatre. in San Prsncisco, II
Paul a'.a S ssisHa''s %N Ssn;s.,sH
Maria vcrrina Miss Elizabeth Won stammwit.
GEORGE E FHhEMEnI TO AMERICA
BENEFIT OF NEW YORK; TX 81 CENTRAL D1spRSsARY.
THURSDAY 4 NyESiyS q J JTsh % ,s7s
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Toa,S .ss
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WONDER. MysfssY. MopERS MIRACLES,
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VENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
9TH s URS SfiSssn An s and sss 's'
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BAY MARE, 15Z HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD
kind and true in all harness free from vice: An extr
saddle and pleasant roadster; Is suitabl
and safe for lady to ride drive; does not shy .
pull, aud IL warranted sound
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sORREL PONY. l3x HANDS YEARS; KIND AND
true in al, harness and under SADDLE can be ridden or
driven by children; is afraid of nothing: stylish
and handsome: has all gaits under saddle II perfec
pet. and IL warranted sound. Kind and true.
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visa-vis no top Phseton. very elegant, by J. T. Goo
rich, D, New Haven
Basket Phaeton, with rumble, by Bradley Co.
spring top Pony rhaeton, BY j. r. Goodrich. OF Nc
Haven.
Top doctors Wagon by J. Goodrich, Of New Haven.
Victories. top aud no top Pony Phaetons Rockaway
Depot Ciarences, top aud NO top Wagons sing
ana double harness. &c, &c Full descriptions IN Tue
DAYS Herald and IA Aogues u office.
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CHESTNUT MARE. BRED BY JAMES B. CLAY
sired by Clark Chief. dam thorough bred half sister
to Nicotine. l51s hands high. years old: kind aud
true In all harness; free from vice; stylish and
pleasant ROADSTER: trot close to minutes: has
never been trained Tor speed Is afraid VI nothing
and is warranted sound.
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HORsrs. CARnIAGEy. &C
a on TUESDAY, JUNE Is, 1876,
BY VAN TAssELL KEARNEY.
AT THEIR AUCTION MART,
ITO AND liz EAST 18TH ST.. NEAR 4TH Av..
10 (,CI.ncK

PAIR BAY GELDINGs. 1854 HANDS HIGH AND Q
old Kind and true N all harness free from vice
with extra style and action elegant team
either for road carriage; are free and pleasant
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-12-22

Mr.. Ferry. President of the nenAle. and Mr..
Randall, N,saher OF Tho House have both .ir.
sually doAnsd their positions with respect 10
tho twenty. second Joint rule. The lsslss hslds
Il 70 b. In ioscs Tho former not
The MayoFaity election IL lsosson, let wssh,
resultSd Ia the success % Prince, Democrat
by a1Ai majority.
while on 3 visit TO Dayton. Ohio Lest wssk.
Gov. H. D. Iiayss made spesch ip rssponss 70
ssssaads In which hs satd
In thr esris~sarnt thss has Ixr.Advi ihe country
before sud since sieesian people ~ ardent ten.
permanent have sald snd aonc shiaxs that are lnds.
Greet, but ~ tAe excitement subsidies heain u
return 10 our Ectse. jadxMens. I have soc much,
faith Ia ths ccsuinen.s@nse ~ u" Alaerean i~opis
10 think they desire 10 s4s In their country Msx
csnissd sovevnment. whatever msy ~ The result
st which thu lawful Aushcrities shsti arrive. ,os
and will quietly submit, shd have sMllclent ~
sprra and coincidence IN ths great iaAJoEtsy u 70,
cppcsits party 70 believe thas they viii ~ ~ aae
| Tho appended addrsasss explain the0sslves
/ Tho arsl v from the DsmccSallc NallouA Co1
mitles
Wasntnotos. Dre. ID, tsTs
10 thS people os The un.esd Ssstssi
The Maaiousi Drm. commieese Annouscs. - ID
rssus " The Presidential slscsloa hsld % ~ Nh
Novsmb4s, tn eisriou d samuel !. Itidsu, of Nv,
Yeti, % President, and 1honss 4. llsndstaks. .
luaissA. q Vice rresidsat u Ne untsed klAlss "
coussaaMiats YOU this victory fos vssosta. M
os,y v~msins tor III. two Houses II Congress.
ID. perfosnsuee IL th.ir daly. ea the vsson
Wednesday 10 tstfuafy nsst, " glse en.et ~ N
wtii a oks pSoua thus expressed In tls constitution
mode hy ! inajostsy u electoral sosas. aad sol