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History of a Set Of Harness.

About one year age-Joseph 9. Russell o
this city, had stolen from his stable at Sec
ord and West streets, fine double set Of
harness valued at $50 and nothing was
known or heard of them until Wednesday
afternoon. That day Mr.. Russell was walk
ing past Fourth and King streets, when he
espied bis harness on pair of horses at
tached to wagon loaded with oats, be.
longing to Mr.. litter of Cecil .H0unty, Md
Mr.. Russell claimed the harness but the
countryman refused to give them up.
The owner brought the maker of the har-
ness to prove that he made them for him.
Mr.. Tutter insisted in keeping it, claiming
that he had bought them from man for
$4.0O. Squire Brady issued warrant for
the arrest of Mr.. Tatter and ordered the re-
turn of the harness 70 Mr.. Russell. Mr..
litter gave bail for $500 for his appearance
at court, and was allowed to return home
yesterday morning. It is not questioned
but what Mr.. litter bought the harness
from some one, but he certainly knew they
must have been stolen when SO valuable a
property was offered 80 low.
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HeFs,eFtesP ~ sss.her.

kof ofNnMooALHkNY,feA feAukust 2k.-~TfOM aI
exfly hour this morning until Ave O'clock
lthis SferRgHn, 4. constant stream OF people
was passing through the corridors of The
Court House, where the remains of the late
Speaker. Kerr were lying IN state. From
I the eyes of many of the visitors. silent tears
stole gently down their cheeks, as they gazed
on the wasted. form of the dead statesman.
Choice flowers were strewn in profusion
around the coffin, q magnificent wreath Of
immortelles are among the decorations.
AT $50 to-dight the casket was closed
and placed In hearse and taken to the
family residence, under the escort OF the
committees from the various civil societies
Of the city, q detail of Mason's and DAD
Fellows of both of which organizations
Mr.. Kerr was an honored member, formed
gnard of honor to the deaceased. They
will watch over them until the hour Of
the funeral.
1 The funeral tomorrow will be one of the
largest ever known in this section of the
country. Every society in the city with
several others from surrounding cities will
be In the procession, which will move from
the family residence at o'clock. Governor
Hendricks, the Stote officers and a
large number Of citizens from
various parts Of the State will be here to-
night, and remain until the termination Of
the obsequies. The City Hall, Court House |
and a number of private residen.
ces are .draped in mourning and
at O'Clock to- morrow all the business
houses In the city will be closed, and remain |
so until after the procession passes to the |
cemetery.
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The Canadian Secession.

By Associated Press ~. .-. .-a-- .e
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. PA despatch
from Victori, r. l., says: A committee of
gentlemen on Tuesday, presented an ad-
dress to LORD ,Dytterin, setting forth the
grievances of the Province, &c. He declined
to receive the address aud said that petit
ton to the crown was the proper course.
The standard publishes severe article
on the subject, and declares that the over
land railway must be built, and the Carna-
voon terms carried out or separation must
follow. The "Co1ohist''is more moderate, but
eonfesses disappointment at the result of
the interview with Lord Dutferin, and calls
for demand upon the Colonial office for
the fultillment Of the, Carnavoon terms, or
an Imperial guarantee to Q company, to
build the road which 1t thinks would meet
with a favorable responce:, = The fear is ex-
cited that If the Province should agree to
accept certain sum as compensation, even
II the, proposition should pass the Canada
Lower House, it would fail in the Senate,
and cause further disappointment. Lord
Duferin leaves for the North in the Anne
thyst to-day.
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The Rep,sblIcan State Convention.

Yesterday In answer to call of H. F
Pickels, Chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee, meeting Of the com.
mittee was held in this city The following
members were present: H. F. Pickles,
Chairman, j. F. Williamson and Daniel 2
Hamilton, of New Castle; Wilson J.. Can
non, Lemuel johnson, and Jas. F. Ander-
son of Kent; and Geo. W. Josephs of sus-
sex.
It was resolved to hold the State Conven-
tion for the nomination of candidate for
Congress, and an electoral ticket, at Dover,
on Wednesday, September 18th.
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Military Rule for the South.

83y Associated Press.
washington, August 24.--A general
order just issued from the War Department
directs Coz. -Ruger, upon assuming com
mand of the Department of the South on or
about September !, to transfer the head
quarters of the Department to Atlanta, Ga.
The.companies of the.Second Infantry. now
In the Department oFthe Gull, will be trans
ferred to the Department of the South, and
the headquarters and companies of the
Sixteenth Infantry, now in thatDepartment,
will be transferred to the Department OF
he Gulf. ,-....
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TsePssiAas \ I.ilro,.d.
By Associated Press.

TORONTO, Ont, Auguet ALTO days
"Globe 'says:The tseasatiensl telegralafrom
Victoria via San francisco bears more than
one s5surdity on the face of it. 1pthe fret
place, it Is absolutely certain that so far
rom the fxcihc 'Kaiiroad being abandoned
every effort As being mrdeto push,it for
ward, and to secure the best means for its
completion and IN the next place, if the
Canatlian Pacific Railroad were to be drop
ped, the announcement of such an intention
would be made, not by the Governor General
to deputation of Victoria citizens, but by
= responsive Minister to the people OF
Canada.'' :
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olN6 !!
ssFS wrvr.@-sir. ++-~---g-r-~- :
Tie british = Colonies
Growing. -2-.o'
Splendid Victory for the,
Ward Nonainated-
Delaware County.
The First'Ba1e 'iof Cotton.
rhe First S41Es Regatta.
Liza IlC C'TT
" .e.DLlLIIL. On

nyAsapsiet s~eor< se'tT -rrN.
Pz,pADs1fHiA, August 24.-weather 70
the regatta N-day al that could be desired
PuAQ& alp5leee Sefa ind hanks o
pi@gfygqueriyef eetis6&ded xiff people from
RocElald To starting point. 81 the Eal]e..,
,r,s ass issil{ ssd f.sss ssgssn Of uaia, hsn
sD5ag Sosgtqss eaXIaS Vf Esa G.S 9sa va,
never RS{aed, winning IN 1O;30]H1~ " ~r-
Tke. .fouF-oaFed she'll race between
Co1amhias College,. ard Atslantasn vast the
nextft kNthe esafting signal both crews got
down to work together, but Columbia seemed
very spiashy, which was improved upon by
the ktahnnhe; who SHOT ahead. Columbia
ste6diSd Ghd 'Elosed ioi the Atalantas when
the latter steered near to the shore, and as
Columbia attempted to force, her way
thioHaHk Hql ,Was called, and both boats
stopped while the umpire's boat came up,
It. was then proposed they commence
again frpM,this point,, which, was objeetcd
TO BY ColHmba, who exhibited broken
oar. Both boats, then padddfed- back to
the starting point, new start was effected
and dCS4dfhbM Eds BY half q length, but were
soon passed by Atslsnta. The latter boat
was fully two lengths ahead when one of
tho AQlpnb nbiareeews Boyd, fell back, in his
boatps&ze1 with eraMp. ~ The Atalanta then
rowed over the course alone.
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Democrats OF the Eighth Ward.

Alta meeting of the Democrats, of the
Eighth war;, last evening, corner Of Four
teenth- and. Orange streets; the following
nominations were made: For Council,J +.
Layfeld; for Inspector VIM. H. Hyatt; AS
sistant Inspector, John H. Tuition. The
following we're the candidates announced
for the ward nomination election, to take
place next Saturday: For State Conven-
tion, "A. d. Chaytor Alternate, E. F. Nor
row. For County Convention, George G.
Ward; Alternate; j. Kennedy. '"'' :
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A DECISIVE Victory Tor the Servians
BY Associated Press.
london, Aug: ss44..--A despatch to Reu-
ters Telegraph Company from Belgrade
says The Turks yesterday made three
desperate attacks on the Servian position al
Alexinaty, and some of the Servian battal-
ions lost more than a quarter of theil
strength. Several Russian officers were
killed. The Turks also lost heavily, being
exposed to cross fire of artillery from the
intrenchments. General Tahoonayeff, VIII,
commanded the Servians in person, succeed.
ed in repulsing the Turks on each occasion
The Turks renewed the attack early this
morning, and were repulsed along the whole
line, and fell back distance of two kilo
metres.
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The salollica. Outrages.
BY Associated Press. ~. ,,,o,.,.,

BY AssOcia ed Press. " -. ,,-o,.-,
LONDON, August 4.-A despatch tt
ReIter's II legram Company, from Con
stantinor! :, says the French and German
Ambassa lors~ have informed the Porte thai
their Governments are satisfied with the re-
paration made by the Turkish Government
for tho SalOnica, outrage, ., ri. s.,.',,,~s
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JEFFERSON HOUSE,
N EW CASTLE.

THIS elegant and delightfully."- located
property, having gone into new hands, has
been thoroughly and elegantly renovated
and improved, and the undersigned hav-
Ing spared neither pains nor expense in
furnishing and stocking IT, will offer &C.
commodations and facilities second to nc
country Hotel on the Peninsula.
Now attached to the property In one OF
the finest stables In the State, under the
efficient management of Messrs, Tuft and
Fox, wA"'will offer every accommodation
Of
~ FEST I,e GLASS sss;-,l LIVERY. l,,lS -,
The Inspection and patronage, Of the
pubhc ID respectfully inv1ted. ~ b. \ II
myS'ap, " GEO. A. MILLINGT0N. I.
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A Startling Story.

Dy 1fsoOCIHGtU TTeSS. :
LONDON, Aug. 4.-The correspondent o.
the "Daily News" at Paris, telegraphs al
follows: have reason to know that shortly
before the propagation of the Chambers, &
serious proposition for a Russian alliance
with a prospective restoration of Alsace-
Lorraine as a bait, was completely frustrat-
ed by the resolutc attitude Of the Republi-
can leaders
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LNsttces, Courts.

Before Squire Frazer suit was brought
against VIM. ,Trustv for indecent exposure.
Held y. default Of $500 bail for future good
,behavicr.t, = ,,-e ,.f.~, ~ =, ~ ,r.~,,y,
J.,Watsop was srraigned before Squire
Brad III assault and battery on Walter
RlackpYsn Required to pay costs, w., !.
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The Servians and Montenegrins.
BY Associated Press.


BY Associated Press.
LONDON, August A.-The "Times'
Vienna dispatch explains that -Servia't
delay in accepting the good Offices offered
by all the powers, at England's initiative, is
occasioned by the remonstrances of Mon
tencgro, which fears being exposed to the
whole force of Turkey in the event of Servia
concluding separate peace. A compromise
has consequently been arranged, in accord
with which Servia makes one more effort,
in which Montenegro will cooperate. This
explains the sudden march of the Prince of
Montenegro towards Kolosdin, where he
will unite with he"forces under his brother
in-law, Vukoyics, with the intention of at
lacking the Turks about Menitza, in COR
junction with the Seryian force in the same
neighborhood.
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Abandonment Of Saintsc har.

By Associated Press.
LONDON; Aug. -224:=A correspondent O
the "Daily News" at Belgrade, telegraphl
that yesterday afternoon it was rumoret
that the Turks had abandoned Saitschar
and adds = l ann disposed to believe tha
they have done so III order to concentrat,
al their, forces for an attack On Alexiratz
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The BombarGment OF Alevinatz.

LONDON, August "a dispatch to tht
"Daiiy NewD from, Berlin saysi the Ser
vians themselves speak of the lombard
ment of the works about Alexinatb. This
is supposed to show that they have beel
driven behind their Notifications.
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Reported Indian Fight.

WAsHINGToN, August 4.-A telegram
received at the War Department, this morn.
ing, from General Sheridan announces, that
Col. Carlin, at Standing Park Agency, in
forms him that hostile 1padips, who came
into tho agency, reported that in the
Black Hills the Indians were badly beaten
BY the troops and an Indian village was
Destroyed :y'tf'"' >" go .' W e.
'Ganeral, Sheridan adds that he does not
credit the reports.
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The First Bale Of Cotton.

BY Associated Press. =
NEW YORK, August 4.-The first bale of
cotton from North Caroline this season was
sold at the Cotton Exchange, to-day, for
12X cents per pound.
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The Exhibition yesterday.
BY Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, August A.-Prcsident
GIa9t spd !, the = members r. Of his family vsi-
tea the Exhibition to-day. There was a
brilliant -assemblage Of visitors from New
Jersey, headed BY, Governor Bedle at the
exhibition. The paid admissions for today
are estimated at 10000.
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The king st His Tricks Again. =

BY Associated Press. ~ ~ w
LONDON, August M.-Advices received
from Cape Coast Castle, dated AugpH I'd
state that the King of Dahofney has con-
fined all the Europeans at WhYdeah IN Their
houses and threatens to massacre them.
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The Weather To-Day

The weather To. Day
By,Associated Press
In the Middle and Eastern Statss, rising
followed by falling barometer, rising tenn
perature, increasing cloudiness, and fire.
quent thundef storms, with southerly Winds
veering to westerly, in the former, and with
southeast to southwest winds in the latter.
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Both, Sides Maintain The1r Position
BY Associated Press. - 81
BELGRADE, Augdet 24..--An official des-
patch, recountiag Tuesdays fighting, says:
Both sides muintain their positions! The
Turke received reinfeEeemeats to the num-
her of fiEtv thpussnd:'- ~ ~ 1-'NoN~ -F-~r
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Confirmed ~ Deputy Collector.
BY Associated Press. -''''' - ''''''''"
WASHINGTON, August PA. P. Nc
Comb >kAe- -besn confirmed BY 'Secretary
Morzau, r. be Deputy Collector at -Havre de
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RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, December 5h. lS7J
Trains leave Depot. Thirty second an@
Market streets.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Paoli Accom-. 8 90 o, and 10 q m.. ! 10 AK
$50, and II 80 p m. on Sunday. CO. am
| l, and 40 p m:
| Limited Fast Mall daily, 7Man
Niagara Express daily, except
Renovs and Kane Express daily '"'7
v except Sunday, 70sn
cept sunday, 7NaI
Loo Aaven Mall, except Sunday, 8 %
a 1ork Mall daily: except Sunday, SWsI
leaves at q m and runs only TO
AarrlsDurgO 809sI
| p m. On Sunday at 8 80 q m.
Fast Line daily, except Sunday, 1855 6pI
Elmira q l.. Haven Exp, except
York, Hanover and Fred'k Accom-. N''p
except sunday. pSp1
Harrisburg Accom-. daily, except
Sunday, 2SOpI
Bryn Mswr Accom-. daNs, except
Lancaster and York Accom-. ex. '"
p:ffssbaas ssRs Sbsassx, Fla,n daily, except 'e''
Pittsburs Express daily. except
cineinnssil s%aansi EXPIRES. daily, sSPPa iii
Pacific Express daily, llHp1
except Saturday, lisp
Emigrant Express. 1905 a m, daily exceI
Moncay for which tickets must be prd
n nd hnn An1i NJ
street, by 5p m.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York. 24O, $780, IN, s.
and II a m, (Limited New York Exprel
and IL midnight. On Sunday 24O, s3
83Oa M, 435, 635,7 pm. and u Nigh
Mail Train 7 a m. Emigrant Train fd
New York IL 4Op m.
Accommodation for Trenton, 30 ms
Express for Long Branch and Squan,
am, and 35p m.
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT
Bustleton, 8 IS m, u noon, s and Tsp q
Way Train for Bristol Is p m.
Trenton, 655 and 10 Is m, 2, $50, 4lo.
and s 20 q m. On Sunday Is m ana'
Express for New York s 40 "a m:
Express for Long Branch, 2pm.
BELvIDERE DIVISION.
FROM KENsINaToN DEPoT.-Exgress
Trenton, Lambertville, PhilliPsoqaI
nston snd SS1sn % m oHG E1pssss for Bsv
For Lambertville, Pennington and Hop
we'll 10 Is q m and Is pm:
For Pennington IS and 10 Is a H. ana
AMBOY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY
Accom-. for New York, via Perth AmDgS ,a,gS
and Jamesburg and Monmouth y. Sunynr yMr
$50 q m and p m. connecting lot o0'
Branch and Squau. .,. with NJ
Accom-. for TIentOn, connectngS q w,'a z ond
am. IL noon,2 8 90 4 80 and 5 80 P M
Way Train for Burlington 30 p m, ~ 0u
day Trains 10a m: and ana I ~ ~ M
Way Train for Bordentown, ana IL h'p
For Kinkora Branch $50 m. 2 ana n 80 a%SES
For Hightstown 8, 8 80, q mr. 2 10 "NN
For Long Branch and New York 50 M
For Tackertown 8 a m and p IL; and
For Meuf ford 4 and II 15a m, 80 OIL"
For Mt. Holly and Pemberton s. ~ :, ana naoI
am. 3 As, s, and 30 p m. For m''
day Trains + al 3 70 for Mt. Holly lo'm'
For a.S Merchantville M and Moorestoysn. ysn.NI9s mg9
on Tuesdays, Thursdays ana '"'"
The Union Transfer Company, y,osa. VII, Al
or and check baggage from = ny yiniornl
Residences. Time cards and fula unonots rM d
ion can be obtained at the pteoR(IoTin
Ferry named above, and at me tnat n"0
TICKET ! No. S38 Chestnut 2 Ir1IHesStnut
OFFICES. No. ll8 Market St. lw
Gsm;l MamaSsr. Cent Pas's"y~ Z
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MARRIED..

HOMAS-HYLAND.- August 23d, by
Rev. 7. M. Eastwood, John ID. Thomas TO
Ida M. daughter Of VIM. Is. Hyland, all
of this city.
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Terrible Explosion.
By Associated Press,

By Associated Press.
MERGED, CAL, August PA premature
explosion occurred In the Mariposa tunne
yesterday, resulting in the death of Ester
idge Hunt, N. Mcvally, G. Doyle, Andrew
Heslly and Charles Enass.
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'BasV Bsli..'a,,

By Associetad|<a A-,-a y.1,<,e,...- =,
PRILADEtPanA, Aug6bt M.-B6se- ball
Bopts1pxk klerA th}ettsp, ewrrr~, cfvyNgr
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Nere Troops for Cnba

Mofc Troops for Cubs.
RTABsochstc Press = = N-~sy---
+ MADRID, August M.-Further reinforce
ments of troops will be despatched to Cuba
at the end-of September.
Another Scion of Royalty to Journey
45y-1kssooiAted Pfesss
VIENNA, August .24.-The "Morgcrs
Pos" says the Prince Imperial of Austria
will start next autumn on d two years tour
through Europe and America.
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1 AAAAAsSs
| Under and by virtue ofa decree entered
| the6th dayof June, A. D. DlS76, in the abOvesuit
and in the exercise of the power conferred
| MINGTON AND READING RAILROAD
COMPANY, dated March 3, A. d, 1865. the
| undersigned trustees. to whom all the ne.
cessary authority in the premises has been
given by said decree and mortgage. will on
The I'd day of October, A. d.. 1870 at l2o clock
noon, AT the Merchants Exchange, In the
city cf Philadelphia. expose to public ven
due or Outcfy, as one entire lot, the Rail
road of the. Wilmington and Reading Rail
road Coniqany, lex tending from q point OH
the line of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad at or near Birds DOro, in
the county of Berks, in the State Of Penn.
sylvani ia, to the cityof Wilmington. in the
state of Delaware, with all rights, privileges
lmmunities and franchises of the said vii.
mingtnn and Reading Railroad Company
under any and ali grants from the State OF
Pennsylvania, but exclusive of the fran
gether with the equipments thereof. con-
s!Stine. of all the locomotives, cars and roll
ing stt ok belonging to said company and
also all the rights of way and lands occupied
or used in connection with or for the con-
struction, completion and maintenance Of
said railroad, together with all the bridges.
culverts, side-tracks depOts, depot grounds,
stations, machine shops buildings and
other structures and improvements of ev
ry kind and description acquired and erect
ed or connected with said railroad, whether
in the States of Pennsylvania or Delaware.
The said property will be sold clear Of all
incumbrance subsequent to the lien of said
mortgage.
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Another Scion of Royalty to Journey
Marriage or q BishOp.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
August M.-Right Rev. Fred
Feytek Temple D., Bishop Of Exeter wa'
married to- Deatriee Lascelles to-day at st.
MichaeI's Church in Chelsea square.
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NEW ADVEKTIS EN- ENTS.

Marriage Notice.
Delegate Election.
Wanted-A Stable.
Coal.-Geo. w. Bush.
Coal.-Mills e. Combs.
Gray's Ferry Printing Ink Works.
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A MYSTERY

on the Brandywine, a path was treading
When the sun his rays were shedding,
Beam1ng, cleaning, fairly streaming
through the trees.
AS entranced there was listening.
To the melting, merry music Of the
breeze.
Meath giant tree reclining,
Where no ray of sun was shining,
Lo! l saw, fellow being on the
ground.
Though no other feature shifted,
Quickly soon his ey es uplifted, .., .o
Upward lifted as he wildly looked
around.
Good friend, said approaching,
Do not charge me with eneroaching,
Are You waiting for some messenger
OF news?
But no other words he uttered,
And no other sentence muttered,
Save you'll find there's none like Bab-
cocks Boots and Shoes.
NO misrepresentation of goods.
Then drew a little nearer, "r
And spoke the words much clearer,
1 trust good sir, that you, the question
will excuse,
But he only cried the higher,
With enthusiastic fire,
You'll save your cash by buying Bab-
cocks Boots and Shoes, IT.''s
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, .u.
Why bless me, man, I shouted.
AS his sanity doubted,
Tis surely nought to me what peoples
goods you use.
But he only looked the prOuder, .
AS he spoke the words the louder,
There's always perfect comfort in
Babcock's 3 Boots and Shoes.
The largest, cheapest and best stock In
the city. -A
10, left him there reclining,
Where no ray of sun was shining.
And frequently l wondered at the
words the man did use.
Thinking surely twas nv stery
ana mat some hidden history
Was weaving round myself and Bab.
cocks Boots and shoes.
Competition defied. =
10, then resolved to buy them.
Nay, felt compelled to try then,
And forthwith went to the cor secopd
ana Market, no time to lose.
ana Deh0ld have cause for Glad
AnaC Ine words seemed were madnass.
INDUCED me FIRST to purchase Babcock,s
Boots and Shoes. - ~
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NHANGE OF HOURs-WILM1Nano,
~ 4 WESTERN RAILROAD-Cjomm
Ing Monday, May "a, .lS76, Trains viii ra
Leave Wilmington 1920 m, $40 and "a
pm.
Leave Landenburg 45 q m, u IS and !, 4,
Arrive wilmington 7 IS a m, go and n
pm.
Arrive Landenburg IL IS m, 6 40 and al
p m.
CONNECTIONS.-At Wilmington v,,,
W d b and Delaware r r trains.
Pennsyivonia Railroad. ''"uV 81"
Naug8-tf DAVID CONNELL, Supt
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Cheap Furnishing Store.
2O2 MARKET y GREET.

DUBLIC SALEM. THOMAS 4 SONS
Il Auctioneers.
THE WILMINGTON 4 READING RAIL
ROAD.
In the Circuit Court of the United States
In and for the Eastern District OF Pennsyl-
vania. In equity. No. Al. October ses-
sions, 1875. ,'-.. r- .--.
EDMUND ID. RANDOLPH,
VS.,
THE WILMINGTON d READING
RAILROAD co. AND OTHERS.
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Congressional Nomination.
BY Associated Press. 90 " t"'
MEDIA, Pa, August "A The Republicans
Of this district to-day unanimously nomi.
mated William Ward for Congress. ...,
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o''' 'rLnfte Surplus or Wheat:'~' =
BY AGsbciated' Press. ''' we" '"''"'
'SAN'VnANCHsco, August M.-The Gran
gers estimate Of the surplus Of whest this
season, 10 Hir hundred tons. .'6 '''''rT ''ir
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sE1KH6I6F'
PHllA5RzfEEHEA 5af4iH8hSE hSEREIH4sssSs. R4t4;sESS.1eR AN

:
|PHlARaEEHEA 5af4lH5hsy hsyREI,HIsSsl1 R4tqI AMI
li9a~cw e . 9TAUsusr II, lNe.
Trains win leave Wilmington as fo,,
Philadelphia and Intermediato .
2W, %, 20. 964, II IA p m. NJ m
Philadelphia and New, York 2H a m 10 :.
II 81, s 40 I'm. S , ILL., IL Hl4|
Baltimore and intermediate Station. - >.
30 m. 5 20, m. 'A'hs IL 52I
Baltimore and Washington 10 so,r.
am. IL SOL Is, I 2, s 70. 64I IN %,
Trains for Delaware Division Leave ~ s.
New Castle IL IS, go, IS, ii San is !os o,
Wyoming and intermediate Station. u -
8 35 m. 8 30, IN. 'onS l265
Delmar, and. intermediate Stations ,.,.
036, @ m, q 20 p m. 1,- LOO
The $50 p. M. train, ON Monday w.,
day and Saturday, will make cose ednes
nectioR ct Delmar, with train for or nssaI con
City. 'of ocear
sUNDAYqERAINs
Philadelphia and Intermediate sta,,,,.
8 l0a m. s 90, $50, p m, ''"''oas
philadelphia and New York, 27am
Baltimore and Washington. 1910 *
For further information passan rss. ~ m
referred to the time tables posted 81 " "
depot. ~ M
janl-ly II. F. KENNEY. sunt