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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-06
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HEADACHE.-As a remedy for
headache, Ponds extract is used with much
benefit, by bathing the forehead with it and
taking ten or fifteen drops internally. 1t
is most useful in headaches of = ecngeaiue
character, attended with fullness, heavi-
ness and tension in the head, and especially
where headaches are attended with or are
liable to result in nose bleed, the forehead
may be bathed or cloth, vet in the E1-
tract, and taken lnwardly, dose as above,
repeating in an hour, if necessary.
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A. ]. THOMPSON & co.

NENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NJ for he purchase and sale of Grain, Seeds
Hides, Green and Dried Fruits, Butter, Eggs,
&s., &c. Particular attention given to Wool.
192 South water Street, CHICAGO.
REFIRKNcRs-J. j. Murphy, Cashier First
Natl nal Bank, Woodstock, III German Ma
tionaI Bank, Chicago, Ill. Hall, Patterson 4
Co.. Union Stock Yards, Chicago: l.. u. Knife
fen, Milwaukee,; In iustriAl Age, Chicago.
mayI7-eOdSw-6m
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4 Irs&raat 1rsath aAA Hsariy Teeth
Are easily attained. and thoss Who fail to
avail themselves of the means, should not
complain, when accused of gros neglect.
The .SOZODONT will speedily eradicaas
the cause of foul breath, beautifying and
preserving the teeth to the Oldest aee.
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Revive The Droopins Energies.

when the physical energies droop revive them
with that safest and most active Of tonies, Hostel
ter's stomach Bittess BY timely use of thia
salutary and agreeable medicine you viii nve your
ss'f from positive disease; for be asured that tn
hnguor and los Of strength and appetite which
troubles you b in fac1 tie precuzsor al some m sdy
Of, perhaps serious nafsre Appetite. tzasqui ity
Of the nervous system, and pristine visor, vi as-
surcdly be rsstored the bitten sre ussd syste-
maticaiy. and the alimentary disturbance which in
nine casn cut Of ten gives hse to debility and
nevoa.sa. be entirely removed Rsgularity d
bossaA. active hillary secretion, the exPoldoo d
inPsEikis ftoa IL blssd shroaGA ths kAnsys. q
aaosssas tAs bsns6eent e6scts ef this sdninhas
restsgsafvaL ssaAv
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FINANCIAL
The Wall Street Indicator
THIS WEEKS Issue sKyr Dxz

This WEEK3 ISSUE SEHT YRKk
Coatains Piesoeial Illustrations Of Bulls and Bears
Al, fnll anA es0p'e fnse1uettons boz to Opo-
rs1s In Ssoehs and stock PnvileC0. Cap1tal irs
I'D ssGsssessaA Also. hs: Of valuabis Pnni-
~ = C1usA ~eesd for IL ~
0VCKWAk6KR 4 CO., Benkan snd DsUks3
Z. o. 1sn 01J. 1o1 Wa1D -, usv YGk Cisy
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Sam Tilden is . sour, eros, crusty,
sel6sb, old bachelor, over three-scor year.
old, whose blood runs legitimately in the
veins of no human creature. The women
are not likely to distress themselves very
greatly to secure his election.
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4 Grand Success.

The Charter Oak Stove in our kitchen Is
. grand success, the best stove thst ve have
ever used, and we cheerfully recommend it
with q clear conscience, knowing We do our
friends and neighbors favor who are look
ing fer q irst-class stove. Wit
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-06

Ia the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
District Of kdnSGs.
IHs NORTHWESTERN MUTU-
al Life '''"''',. ''"'fssl Fi.liD'rn. c., =,
Thomas Mccormick and Ann Nc i Ills.
Cormick,
Defendants.
DUBIlC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
l. 1hst under and by virtue OF an order Of
s.'ie, to me directed and delivered, issued out Of
The above-named Court, and of the decree
~ red in the above entitled action wherein the
NOrthw, stern Mutual Life In urance Company
]. plsirtin and Thomas Mccormick and Ann
Mccormick, are Defenda Is. ! will, on Mon
day, the 3lst day OF july, A. ID. 1876, 81 O'Clock
N the afternoon Of said day, offer public
sale and sell TO the his hest and best bdfer, for
cash in h and. at the front door of the Court
House, in the City Of LeaveBworth, County OF
Lsayen ~orth. State sni District of Ksnsas, the
following described Real Estate, situate, lying
Hri being in the Comfy of LeAvenworth, State
Il District of Kansas. tG-wIt:
The northest OF section number twenty five
!5), township number ten tl0), range number
twcnty-ohe t2D, East
said property To be sold as commanded in
sail order OF sale and in pursuance Of the De
cree rendered IN the above entitled action.
CHAS. ii. MILLER
Deputy L S. Marshal, AS Special Master
W. q. WRBB, EO..
OF Topeka, Attorney for PlainuG.
June29 >.
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PoPuLAl nlnstr.tsd book CO pssn) q MAx.
posp! Wons sxnooDi NA111AsBi Impsainsnts 70
Msniaes; Tie a1ss and cure. 6ent oe9sly, pot-
pasd, ~ 0csns, By d. C Whittier. O7 g. Chr
hazsst s. L19ia. Ma, tAs gsat assialisI Rod
III vek. as.77dAv
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TINS paper d printed With Ga Eaea JsAassa 4
- Printing Ink. 60 aatA leth sssst, PhHaaGl-
pin, fa 1esD7o3
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LYoH's KAIHAnoy makes beautiful, glo0y, lux
uriant hair prevents its falling out q turning g1y.
1t has ssood the iestof - yearA Il cAarninSly pG.
aadfumed, has no hva.. nar2-te.eodAvs1
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Drugs and Medicines.
Corrected Daily by Theo. Egersdor1, Wholessle
and Retail Druggist, Norfhpesf Corner Fourth
and Sh0scnee Streets.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-06

Hears MAeuoIxA BALA pss1Rvo and psueorss
The complexion; removes frscklss, tan and allov-
nes; makes the skin soft, vhire and delicate. Its
sppHcsSisa cannot be detected max34e-eudkvs
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Corrected Daily by the Leersnrorfh Bog MreCt
COTTON FLOUR SACKS.


8, or ply tow, IN bales Of IA lbs, p lb,....25c
In packages of II fbs., per n
La qu utilities, D.........
Extra "a S6ply fax twine, IN l2 n packages,
&C
In less quantities n lSr
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Obstacles to Marriage.

DRESCRIPTION FREE. Instant relief to
Young men suffering from SPerm1forrheo,
Nervous Weakness, EARL Decay, and loss Of
Manhood by tine error and discfetion 81 youth.
Send stamp tor Prescription, 70 DR. J. JOHN
SON. Lock Box IysS. Providence. RI.
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RuPruRs cured in from 30 to 80 days by the use
Of the Triumph Tru. and Triumph Rupture REM
edy, Manufactured BY the Triumph Company. sss
Bovery, n. Y This Tru~ and -upporter took the
medal at the Last scion of the Great American In.
stitute Fair. Send 10 oeats for their new book.
d&ulyr
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ON MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effect Of
eTron and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
method Of treatment New and remarkable rom
ediss. Books and Circulars ssnt fr In sealedsu-
HOwARD ASSOCIATION.
l19 =. Ninth ST. Philadelphia Pa
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FoR s5. $40, $50 SIS, or $40, you may save the
expense OF a Water oset, and save the women and
children, the sick and infrm, from exposure and
discomfort by procuring their --latest improve
ments " from the Wakefield Earth Ccset Co. &c
Dey street, New York,
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The Opinion Of Phils sopher..

Thereis . common PHILOSOPHY rsrvadine man
kind that for each disease there specific remed
In he vegetable kidgdom. and that If it could be
discovered humanity YOU be divested of the
scouzgO that are decimating the race This receiv.
ed adage finds confirmation To . great extent by the
researches of DR. tutt among the mountain forests
of this and foreign countries Liver complaint is the
common baDe of our people From il results Con
stipation, Colic, Dyspepsia, ri g Nervousness,
Loss of Appetite want Of energy, with lov spirits
unsociabiliiy and gloomy forebodings. pa pitation
Of the heart, etc. From natures laboratory, Dr.
Tut has extracsed . cure for this terrible maady
Ten years of daily application has demonstrated the
spec0 character Of his Liver Pills fof lis cure he
testi nony of thousands is that somehow they ge
vel after using these Pills 1t is really the only
agent that will invariably control the oopgested and
1eranged liver. cht-w
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STATE OF ANsAs.
LKAvsSwoKTH COUNTY
l. the Dis,ricf Court of the First Judicial District
u the State Of hanSrs, Sitting IN and for Said
Idu1'u.
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Lumber.
Common roagh boards. Il, IA, ,16 IT'S 20 q
d COO mon II ooSis o
Common dre sed boards, Il, Il ls n - s0025 u
Soantfing and joist, Ii feet and md. % %
Sca,tling and joist, 70 % Oo9S %
Joist and timber over 20 Il Soc 3 Il
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HOME MARKETS.

IcoxzrcrHn DAILY ZOE TIE TINCaI
TIMES OFFICE, I
L1Avnnwosrn. July s, ls76
Produce Market.
Is faOsciag Waolesa,e Prioe LiSs Is corrected dsity
hnr Gnrdon Rr.s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
between the Two Bays.

VIM. Gross, colored boy nine years old,
was drowned at Centreville Landing, Tues.
day, the 26th supposed to have accidental
ly fallen overheard.
A large number of mill dams in Caroline
county were broken by the high water in
the second Sunday storm. The damage to
the county is considerable.
The Republican Congressional Conven-
ton of the Eastern Shore district is to re-
assemble at Salisbury on the 4th Of Octo-
ber. There seems to be an extremely ''still
hunt for candidates
Some of the fallow lands prepared for the
wheat crop in the lower districts of Dor
chester county, were overfowed by the high
tides during the late storm, and the land is
80 saturated with saline substance that it lie
believed they will be unproductive foryears
to come.-Denton Union.
The colored people of Greensborough,
Caroline Co.. have commenced the erection
of q new church at that place. The corner
stone was to have been laid on Sunday last,
but the inclement weather compelled a
postponement to future time. They are
also building parsonage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
SECOND EDITION.
The Indiana Campaign.

ecHEMEs OF TIE DEMOCRATS TO IMPORT
voTEs-THE RrPUBLIcANs vIGII.ANT AND
DETERMINED -TILDEN's ONLY HOPE IN
FRAUD.
Special Dispatch to The Nelc York Times.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 28.-Hour by hour it
is more apparent that the Democrats hope
to carry Indiana by fraud, and haveno hope
in anything else. Their scheme now is to
import voters from all parts Of the country
under guise of attendants at soldiers con-
vention on Thursday. So thoroughly has
Col Friedley, Chairman Of the Republican
State Committee, been convinced of this
fact that he has taken steps to have all in
coming trains on Monday, Tueeday, and
Wednesday closely watched, in order to de-
tect the sort of gentry who usually attend
Democratic re unions. 1t is believed that
Tilden intends to pour into this State every
grade OF criminals from burglars to sneak
thieves, under the Disguise Of Union veter-
Grams, in order to scatter them over the
State betimes to vote for Tilden and re-
form. If the game succeeds, it will not
be for want OF Republican vigilance,
but there is danger in iJ. Iilden is desper-
ate, and he intends to carry Indiana il lie
can in October. In addition TO importations
from all parts of the nation, it is intended,
in the interest of reform, to inrimdate the
negroes, and. wherever possible, drive them
from the polls. The Republicans are watch
full, however. Every legal voter of Indiana
is to vote as he pleases, and no imported
rascal is going to vote at all, if it can be
prevented. With an honest election Ben
Harrison is sure to be elected, and the Re-
publicans. of Indiana have determined to
do their best 10 have an honest election.
Reports from all parts of the State show
that fraud only can defeat them.
Mr.. Blaine had great meeting this af-
ternoon in Fort Wayne, and is now speak
ing in the Opera House in this city. which
is packed TO its utmost capacity He will
shortly be followed by Gov. Noyes. At
Aurora, Senator Morton will soon speak
at Columbus Gen Bristow and Hon. John
A. Kaeson at Lebanon, Senator Booth and
| Gov. Noyes at Evansville, Carl Schurz at
Jeffersonville. Senator Logan, and at Rll
important points in all the Counties many
| other distinguished speakers, including
| Gen. fitzpatrick, Frederick Douglas, Hon.
j. @. Burrows, Gen. Hurlburt, and Gen
Kimball will be heard.
Gen. Harrison was given a day OF rest to
day, his only one since the beginning ot
the campaign. but he begins again to-mor
row at Corydon. Morton is irrepreseible
and having no appointments in his owl
State, jumps over TO Ohio and speaks il
Cincinnati on Saturday night. 1t can b'
said generally OF the s.tuamon tonight, il
Indiana, that it is hopeful that it is thu
most gallant fight on the part Of the Re
publicans ever fought in any State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
the Republican Canvass.
A GRAND PARADE AND GENERAL RATIFICATION
MEETING, TOMORROW EVENING.

A GRAND PARADE AND GENERAL RATIFICATION
MEETING, TOMORROW EVENING.
A grand Republican ratification meeting
will be held tomorrow at the corner Of 9Th
and King streets, at o'clock. Tne meet
ing will be addressed by Levi @. Bird, Esq,
and others. Previous to the meeting, the
Bird Guards and the Boys in Blue will have
a torch-light procession. marching through
the principal streets. The route will be
given in to-morrow's papers. The Bird
Guards are receiving their uniforms this af-
ternoon. The Boys in Blue have already
received theirs.
At New Castle, this evening, Col. j. W.
Forney, of Philadelphia, will address the
people, in the Republican wigwam. The
Colonel is veteran speaker, and will argue
the question with candor and ability.
There should be an immense meeting.
Several notices of Republican Ward meet
ings are given elsewhere.
The Little Election will take place next
Tuesday, in this city and throughout the
State. to choose assessors, officers to hold
the November election, and Road Commits
sioners.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
Business Prospects Good.

1t is remarkable that general revival Of
trade should take place in the midst and
heat of a Presidential canvass, when usually,
even in good times, trade suffers and be.
comes slack. If this business revival we're
felt only IN the Eastern cities it might prop
erly be called one of the effects of the Cen
tennial Exhibition. But trade is awakening
and confidence reviving sensibly West as
we'll as East. st. Louis journals note a
orally active trade. Chicago, Cincinnati
and other Western cities report greater ac-
tivity in trade than has been known since
1873. From New Orleans we hear that the
new cotton crop coming into market has a
marked effect upon business. New Eng
land reports hopeful efforts toward estab
fishing an export trade. Wool, which has
been dull for a long time, finds sale again.
The Pittsburg papers speak cheerfully. even
of the iron trade. which has been the most
depressed of all. There are, it seems, indi-
cations Of an improved and improving bust
ness in iron.-N. Y. Herald, 2sth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
The Crowded Jail.
139 PRISONERS AT NEW cAsTLE-TEE YOUNG
IN WRONG DOING HERDING WITH THE BARD
ENRD.

139 PRISONERS AT NEW CAsTLE-TKE YOUNG
IN wRoNe-DoING HERDING WITH THE BARD
ENED.
Correspondence Of the Commercial.
New CASTLE, DEL, Sept. 2s-It is be.
coming more evident from day to day that
we are sadly in need of work house or
penitentiary. Our county Jail is crowded
to it's utmost, there being only SO cells and
1879 prisoners. 1t is plain that this state Of
affairs must necessitate crowding of some
cells to the great disadvantage IN both q
physical and moral sense of the inmates,
and instead of the imprisonment having
reformatory effect, the result is that III
the school of vice. and our criminal cs-s
go forth more dangerous because of this
crowding, which brings so many hardened
offenders in contact with those who have
only taken their first step in wrong doing
To this cause we may attribute a proper
ton of our criminal increase. The Levy
Court should make provisions for the prop
or care of this criminal class. II stands TO
reason that jail which five years ago was
too small must at this date be sadly need
ing additions to be able to afford room for
the criminal increase in our population.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
Facts.

To the Editor If the Commercial:
The prohibitory liquor law was passed by
the Legislature CT Delaware in March, 1855,
and was Immediately repealed by the next
Legislature. Since that time the State has
been entirely in the hands OF the Demo-
cratic party. There has never been Leg
islature that had not Democratic majori-
ty there has never been Ulired States
Senator elected who was not Democrat
and, with the exception of Governor Can
non, (who Was himself a War Democrat. J
there have been none but Democratic Gov
ernors.
There are over forty pastors of churches
in this ciJy, nearly ali Of whom declined to
attend the gathering called by Mr.. Wells,
yesterday. o: the eight or nine who we're
present, (from this ciFy,) only TWO or three
favored political temperance movement
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
THIRD EDITION
An Extraordinary Attack.

DEEUNCIAr1oN OF SEVERAL PROMINENT AND
RESPECTED CITIZENS.
The Morning Herald yesterday printed
what purported to be the report of an inter
view between one OF its representatives and
Zone of the leaders in the movement" by
which the Temperance Convention WAS
called. According to the report, the 'leader"
spoke in regard to the Republican ticket for
the Legislature in this county, as follows
1.-The candidates for Assembly. 4 How are
they? ?"
$40 he expressive, as stubborn as jack
asses, only two or three have sent in their
names yer, and to tell you the truth, we
would not care If none OF them sent in,
their names, for that ticket is made up of
the poorest stuff that the Republican party
could haze selected. II is the sediment of the
party that came floating TO the top, and
was skinned Off by men who have no po-
litical manness, but are craYens in all
party determination. They must have been
taking 'tcrow" as a regular diet, or they
could never have acted the part of scav-
engers aud gathered from the garbage
piles of the party all of this stuff
that was unloaded as a refuse sometime
ago and now serve it up as sort
of Legislative hash or pot pourri. No sir,
the Temperance party will have none OF
that. What they want is ticket that is
genuine; it must be temperance out and
out. We want no resurrected, soured, dis
tempered disappointed, irascible Republic
can fossils, which is weighing down the Re-
publican ticket to day. There is nothing
like good manly front, robust and strong
in intelligence. steadfast in principle, that's
the kind of ticket inspiring to the people,
and. which we intend to put forward"
II the Herald may be believed, then the
person interviewed made the above attack
on the following gentlemen, well known in
New Castle county Isaac s. Elliott, Bran
DIVINE Howard NJ. Jenkins, Wilmington I;
John r, Tatum, Christiana Samuel Silver,
| New Castle Abram Chandler, Mill Greek
John P. Belville, Red Lion James Mccoy.
Pencader and Jonathan K. Williams, st.
Georges.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
RenI EsrnIe Sales.

On the Eastern Shore of Maryland, recent
sales Of real estate are reported as follows:
BY Messrs. Shanahan & Clark, in Talbot
county, the Stevens farm in Island Creek
acres for 5000 Also the "Wyatt" farm
in Miles River Neck, for R. B. Dixon. to
Fred. Oliver. Province of Ontario, Canada
90 acres for $4 900 In Queen Anne's coun-
ty, Capt J. W. Glennville has sold his farm
in Corsica Neck. near Chester river,t to Mrs.
Mary J. Ringgold, for sc 600.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
The yellow Fever Report.

There were thirteen yellow fever inter-
ments in Savannah, yesterday. Twenty
five hundred dollars have been sent from
Norfolk, Va, and seven hundred dollars
from Montgomery, Ala, to the Savannah
sufferers.
At meeting of the merchants and physi-
clans of Shreveport, La. held last evening,
il was decided to establish a quarantine
against New Orleans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
A Cahinet Rnmnr.

It was rumored in Washington last night
that Attorney General Taft had resigned or
was about to resign. In the absence Of both
the President and Judge Taft, the rumor
could not be officially denied, but it was be-
ieved to be without foundation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
Fruit Packing Reports.

The Centreville (Qaeen Anne's county,
Record says The packing establishment
Of Messrs Faithful & Valiant, and Joseph
Guest. Esq at Church Hill, packed each
ahout 80 600 cans this season, making to-
of 100000 cans packed in the village of
Church Hill. Messrs. Gadd d Sudler, OF
Sudlersville, packed this season about co.
600 cans. These establishments gave en-
ployment to four or five hundred men,
women and children during the summer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

EfThe President and Mrs. Grant passed
through Elmira yesterday, on the way from
been to visit their son, who is student in
Cornell University.
1t is generally believed in Washington
that Gen. Bsbcock will be acquitted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
astartiages.

SHAMALIA-LOWF.-On the morning of the 2sth
inst, at Union NJ e. Church, by Rev. It. T.. Mar
tindale, DR.. George Shamalia, Of Philadelphia, to
Miss Mary j. Lowe, of this city.
CHAMBBRLAINE-C0 September
VIM. @. Butler, assisted by Rev VIM Murphy
DR.. George G. Chamberlaine to Alice l.. Cochran
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
EIwoo, Murderers COnvIcted.

The trial Of John Hill and John Fullen
for the murder of George Chislett at May e
Landing, N. j., resulted Yesterday in YER
dict of murder in the first degree.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
mnre CnaI sold

Another hundred Thousand tons Of Scran
ton coal we're sold at auction in New York
yesterday. The prices ranged from 25 cents
to $l.25 per ton above those of the Goth
inst.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

The steamer Whitney sailed from G 4Ives-
ton yesterday, having on board the remains
of the late General Baagg, which will be in
tered at Mobile.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

PERsoNAL-B4yard Taylor is to lecture
and Prof reynolds TO take charge Of exer-
cises at the Bucks County Teachers Insti-
tute, at Doylestown, Pa, beginning on
October 23d.
Yesterdays Philsdelphia Press says
General A. 7. A. porbert. American consul
general a5 Paris, and his accomplished lady,
are the guests of Mr. W. W. Weigley, No
1913 North Nineteenth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

In the great race at Fleetwood Park yes
terday between Judge Fullerton and Gold
smith Maid, the latter won in three straight
heats. Lucille Golddust was entered but did
not run.
The Soldiers and Sailors Reunion at
Marietta, Ohio, will be held in September,
1877, not this year, as reported.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
:. PennsyIvania Dny..,

Philadelphia and many near towns ob-
served yesterday as holiday, in order that
the people might attend the Centennial.
The crowd at the Exposition was terrific, it
beng more than double any former day.
Late last night the Admission Bureau gave
the attendance for the day as follows
Main Exhibition. st so cents. 217, CTS; at 25
cents, 33,7S5. Total to Main Exhibition
251, ,469. This does not include some $4,000
exhibitors. attendants and Others, who en-
tered free. The cash admissions to the live
stock exhibition we're 1928.
A reception was held by Governor Hart
ranft, aud addresses were made by Gen.
Hswley, John Welsh. Esq, Hon. B II.
Brewster Ex- Governors Blgler and Pollock.
Judge Strong, Senator Cameron, and ex-
Senator John Scott. It is estimated that
5OO,0 900 witnessed the evening display of
fireworks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

ecHEMRs OF THE DEMocRATs TO IMPORT
voTEs-THE RFPUBLIcANs vIGII.ANT AND
DETERMINED -TlLDESs ONLY HOPE IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
AtistrllameOns.

GEO. BUSH d SON HAVE REDUCED THE
VI PRICE OF THEIR UNEQUALLED SHEN-
ANDOAH COAL, ONE DOLLAR PER TON.
GEO. W. BUSH a son,
French Street Wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

Il ADDFRS FOR PICKING APPLES, AND FOR
H all other purposes.
WM G. PHILIPS "a BRO,
sepls,c&wtt 6reen Bank, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
The Temperature, To-day.

wFor Terms, ETC.. see Second Page.