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The daily gazette., 1877-06-25
New Castle Letter.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
NEW CASTLE, june %.
Yesterday and Saturday nights were
the most orderly we have had in this city
since tn e charter was obtained, and to
the feeling engendered by the temper.
ance meetings ofthe past two weeks this
must be attri buted
Seminole tribe No. /. o. r. Nj. have
made arrangements for their excursion
TO take place on Monday July 9. No
doubt an enjoyable time will be in store
for those who may participate.
On July the 4th two excursions will
leave kthis city. One under the auspi.
ces of st. Peter'I church going to Silver
Grove. The other pic-nics and excur-
sions by this church have always been
largely attended and conducted with the
sole purpose of affording the greatest
pleasure to the greatest number.
Good Win Fire Co., have chartered
the steamer Black Diamond, and will
give AMI Ex cursion to Salem, N. accom-
panied by the Citizens Cornet Band OF
Newark. That it will be a success we
have no doubt for the Good Will know
no such thing as fail.
We were amused how those young meI
male tracks through the marshes when
officer Connor came in sight yesterday
and put an end to their pistol practice.
The American steamship Ohio passed
up this morning.
Would it not be well for the proper au-
thorities to have the line of Delaware
street above Union laid down properly
aud the cutters put in good order.
The growth of this city is tending west
ward and there is no established grade
parties building are compelled to erect
their houses not knowing but that they
may in time be compelled to use ladders
| to enter their abodes
Have the public any rights which per.
sons who drive to church should respect !
1t Is and has been common practice
for them to hitch their horses to the
fences along 9th street and compel pc.
destrians to leave the foot walk and take
to the road.
The Temperance meeting on Saturday
evening was addressed by III. B. McIntirt
N. j. Lee, Mr.. Burton and +. Whelar
of your city, and President R. Martin, R
Wright, l. Herman and VIM. Downey OF
this city. The singing was a notable
feature and is improving. The ladies
having the matter in charge deserve
credit for the manner in which they per
FORM their part.
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INDUSTRIAL.

The new government light house now
in course OF construction at Pusey, Jones
q Co.'S yard is rapidly approaching COM
pletlon and will soon be ready for ship
ment to its destination-the coast of
Florida, near Pensacola During the
past week the light house has been visit
ed by large number of persons.
Besides this work, Messrs. Pusey Jones
q Co.. are building two South American
tugs, and have several vessels at their
wharves undergoing repairs. They are
also very busy in their machine and other
shops. Among the work on hand is the
manufacture of new and the repairing of
damaged machinery for the ST. Augustine
paper mills, and the construction of new
outfit Of machinery for the steamerAries,
of the New York and Boston line, now
lying at their wharves. The dries is an
English built vessel, and during the war
was engaged as blockade runner
When the war closed she was overhauled
at the Chester ship yards, where her
decks were raised four feet, thereby in
creasing her carrying capacity to great
extent.Since that time she has been used
as freight steamer.
At the daflan 81 Holingsworth Com
pany's yard, business is also quite brisk
old and new work keeping large num-
Der of hands employed. The steamer b
3. Ford of the Chester River line, has
just been completed, and made success
ful trial trip on Saturday morning. The
steamer Carolina of the Bay Line, (Bal-
tiiaOre and Norfolk) is rapidly approach.
ing completion and will be ready to sail
in few weeks. Other work, both old
and new gives employment to large
number of hands, and makes the yards
look animated and busy.
In the other departments of their ex.
tensive works the Ii. & Ii. Company are
reasonably busy, and altogether give EN-.
ployment to nearly twelve hundred men
AT the Jackson & Sharp Company's
works over five hundred men are employ
ed while Bowers, Dure q Co., and the
great rolling mills are running on full
time, with good forces of workmen. Ii
fact it is safe to say that the manutactllr
ing business in this city is better now
than it has been since the panic of 1873,
and comparatively few idle men now
walk the streets of the city in search O.
work.
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MURDER MOST FOUL.
THREE PERSONS RUToHERED-THE
MURDERERS IN DANGER OF BEING
LYNCHED.

THREE PERSONS BUTCHERED-THE
MURDERERS IN DANGER OF BEING
LYNCHED.
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
NEW YORK, June 25.
A special from Logan, Ohio, reports
terrible excitement over the murder Of
John Weldon, his sister Mrs. Susan M.
Clurg, and her daughter, Miss Nancy
Hill. The murderers, VIM. Ferrell and
Joseph King have been arrested. 1t is
believed that FerreIl alone committed
the crime. He confes sed to participation
but claims that King killed all three with
an axe. King denies any knowledge of
the deed.
Two other persons have been arrested
on suspicion but it is not believed they
are guilty. At 10 O'Clock last night Il Q
town was wild with excitement groups
of men gathered and Ishortly afterwards
a crowd of over 500 men started on the
road to Logan to lynch the murders. AT
midnight the Mayor arranged to take
the pisoners TO Lancaster by special train
to save them from the mob. The engil
was then being fired up, and they ex-
pected to get away in half an hour, if the
prisoners could be safely removed from
the Jail and taken to the station.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL REvIEw.-At the
Central Presbyterian Church yester-
day afternoon there was held d quar-
lerly review of all the Sunday schools
under tie auspicesof the Church. The
following schools were present: Cen
trail morning school, Homer Barry,
superintendent; Central afternoon
school, Gen. Jourdan, superintendent;
Gilbert Chapel, George w. Bush sup
erintendent; Riddles Chapel, Morris
j. Pusy, superintendent. The lessons
for the late quarter were taken up by
Rev ]. fl. Nixon, ID. d. and explained
TO the schools. The siuglng WAS good
and from The number in attendance
the schools are III prospe. GUS condi-
linn
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The Temperance War.
The LATEST MovEMENTs--MEETINe AT
THE OPERA HOUSE AND OTHER PLACEs.

ihE LATEST MovEMENTs-MEETIN AT
The OPERA HOUSE AND OTHER PLA AcEs.
The Opera House temperance meeting
Yesterday afternoon, drew an immense
audience, which filled the hall to its
greatest capacity, while many were COM
pelied TO go away without being able to
get even standing room.
George w. Wells presided. and Rev.
D. Il. Quigg opened The meeting with
prayer. "''-
Inc ilrst speaker was Rev. 9. M. Pegg.
Oh scott NJ e. Church, who made an
earnest appeal to temperance people to
stand together firmly and carry on the
good work in which thew were engaged
tion.
Rev. George r. Bristor, of New Castle,
was next introduced, and made an earn-
est, impressive speech, urging all to Join
IN tne great work of rescuing men from
the depths of intemperance.
Alter speeches by several of the re.
formed men the meeting adjourned.
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE.
The gospel temperance meeting at the
hail Oh Saturday night was well attend
ed. Col. Rice opened the meeting with
reading of the scriptures Capt. Hyatt,
OF Chester, Pa, made fluent and able
speech. DIR. Biglow followed i ~ his US
ual happy strain. Mr.. Isaiah Starr spoke
OF the great benefit that temperance had
been to him. Mr.. Galloway gave shsrt
sketch of his life as drinker, and since
his reformation. Mr.. McCaulley, of Chi.
cago gave some good and practical advice
The meeting at the tent, 4th and Lomb.
ard street was led by DR.. Hicks. The
tent was full and the meeting one of in
terest. The meetings this week will be
held at the Hall.
Saturday night, interesting meetings
were held at Christiana, Newport and
New Castle, and the interest in the tenn
perance work seems to be on the increase
all around
The reformed men attended Calvary
L. E. church, last evening, and listened
to an interesting sermon by the pastor
Rev. Mr. Latrobe.
1t is proposed to still further increase
the temperance work in this city by the
erection of a tent for meetings in the
Tenth Ward.
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BASE BALL.--This afternoon the
Ouicksteps will play the Mutuals of Phil
adelphia. on the Adams street grounds
Morris and Pfefier will not be present at
the game, but two players equally as
good will be substituted. Carl, BIogg ana
Mincler of the Manchesters VIII De mere
this week aud will probably play in the
game ON Saturday.
$1,000 BAIL.-On Saturday evening
CAPT. Godfrey, in whose house the stolen
articles were found by the police on Sat
urday, was given a hearing oe'ore ne one
Mayor, who held him IN the SUN oi slVoO
to answer the charge of receiving stolei
goods at the next term OF Court. he Will
,, 3roba1,"" he t'ten -" tn jail tN-'fy IL
default OF bal.
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MAGISTRATES CAsEs.-Before Esquire

MAGISTRATES CAsEs.-Before Esquire
Frazer, this morning, was tried John
" arner, against whom Sam'l n. Trump
appeared and charged with being drunk
and riotous, in Browntown, on Monday,
June 18th. Warner, according to the
testimony, was very disorderly, and be-
sides firing pistol in the air, chased his
wife with a knife in his hand. He was
fined So and costs and held in $500 bail
to keep the peace. His wife furnished
the money, friend went his bail, and he
was di Charged.
Before Esquire Brady, this morning
GABRIEL Smith, COL, for assault and bat
tery on Annie Reed, COL, was fined $40
and costs. and IN default was committed
to Jail.
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FIRST EDITION!
SEC OND ADTENII,M.

COMMENCEMENT OF A SECOND ADVENT
soCiETY-Two LARGE MEETINes-A
NUMBER OF CONVERTS.
The announcement was made in the
papers oil Saturday, and previously. that
Rev. u. X. Kramer, formerly pastor OF
the Asbury M. e. Church, would on YES
terday, form a new society, whose creed
would be the bible, and whose only hone
the second coming of Jesus Christ.
whether it was from curiosity or sym-
pathy with the movement is not known.
put ABOUT oOO persons were present at
the tent during the morning service, the
majority of whom seemed to take interest
in the sermon preached to them.
Mr.. Kramer selected his text from the
flrst three verses of the fourteenth chap
ter OF st. John. He discoursed at great
length and with much power upon the
second coming of our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ. He said that religion not
welded to the bridegroom in heaven was
not the religion of the apostolic church.
We can never think of the great power
OF the second coming of Jesus, without
thinking that when he did come he would
come IN the body, for when he left this
earth he said unto those who were with
HIM, that in his fathers house there were
many mansions, and go TO prepare them
lor you, but 1 will return again. When
Christ spoke then he was in the BODY
and he ascended into heaven in the BODY
just as he would return to this earth.
When Christ did return, he did moi
believe that those living would be des.
troyed, but be caught up to dwell with
him i'll the air. He reciled the parable OF
the foolish virgins, and said that we were
10 understand from it that the church had
lost her true position as watcher Of
Jesus. Christ does not come to us in q
funeral, coffin, or through death, he
comes to us in all the radancy of liy
ing mortal. We do not 90 to Jesus, be
comes to US.
Mr.. Kramer, closed his remarks by
making powerful appeal to those pres
ent, 10 look to Jesus as their salvation
There was no other way to reach God
or heaven but through him, as he has
said am the way but through me n
man enters into the kingdom OF heaven,
AT the conclusion of his remarks he
extended an invitation to those present
who desired to embrace religion as he
had prescribed it, to come forth and sign
their names. The invitation was ac-
cepted by over hundred persons who
enrolled their names upon the book.
In the evening still larger meeting
was held, and another larger number Of
persons added their names to the roll.
Mr.. Kramer announced that during the
week there would be services every even.
ing, commencing at 7.45 o'clock, and all
those who desired to join or obtain the
prayers Of christian people were invited
10 be present.
The sermons as well as Mr.. Kramer's
action and also the action of the steward:
of Asbury Church, were themes for dis
cussion on the streets, each side having
| is friends.
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3 oo, "a m. fare, round trip SO on

ArrlVe Ocean City, IN OO, a. m
Returning, leaving Ocean City at 53l, d.
m.
Should any persons living at stations 9TH
er than those named desire to participate
10 this excursion, tickets will be provided
train stopped at such stations
ocean City possesses the finest beach on
the coast for surf bathing, while the waters
OF the Sinepuxent bay afford excellent boat.
ing and fishing.
Boats for sailing or rowing kept for hire.
The attractions of Ocean City REQUIRE
nothing to add to the enjoyment ofvisftors,
but in order that the entire trip may be full
the shore wall be enlivened by music rend-
cred by the Wilmington City Gornet Band
ii. f. KENNY. Superintendent,
GEO. A: ADMUN, Genl Ticket Ag't,
N. MILLS. Genl Ag'tDel. Division,
Philtdelphia, Wilmington d Baltimore
railroad 20. je21-5t
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LIBERAL LEAGUE.-The regular
meeting of the Liberal League held
yesterday morning, was very largely
attended. Previous to discussing the
question of the day an election of off.
GERS took place which resulted as fol.
lows: President, g. Clavey; Secretary
William FL. Fairlamb; Treasurer, g.
K. Baugh; Committee on discussion
Messrs. Marshall, Baugh and Fair.
lamb. The question 'If man die
shall he live again?" was taken I'D fol
discussion and opened by Mr.. A. F.
Bonney, who was followed by Dr.
Marshall, Prof. W. B. Elliot, Messrs
Davis, Fogg, Baugh, Leary, Welsh
and Clavey. The discussion wa.
closed by Mr.: Bonney, and it being
such an interesting subject was con.
tinued until next Sunday. During
the meeting the subject of Sunday
meeting at Mt. Cuba was Introduce
and committee appointed to make al
engagements for one.
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KENT COUNTY RAILROAD EN-
TERPRISE.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun
CHEsTERTowN, Kent CO., Nd,
June 10, 1877. {

1
CHEsTERTowN, Kent CO., Nd,
June 10, 1877.
1t is gratifying to see by The Sun that
a project is on foot in connection with the
Kent County railroad and line of stea-
mers across Chesapeake bay to give the
whole Eastern Shore trade the option of
Baltimore by a nearer route than via
Wilmington. The Kent County railroad
from Belalr in that county to Clayton in
Delaware, 40 miles, connects with all the
railroads OF Delaware and Maryland. The
Bombay Hook railroad connects Clayton
with the Bombay Hook beach. These
two railroads run directly across the pen
insula of Delaw are and Maryland from
the ocean 10 within few mill 5 of the
Chesapeake bay shore, intercepting trav-
ell from the South.
1t is now proposed to complete the line
in the interest of Baltimore by building
miles of railroad from Belair to Rock
Hall, which is directly OH the Chesapeake
with fine harbor at all seas ons. This it
is claimed would give the whole lower
Eastern Shore of Maryland, DelawaI e
and Virginia short line to Baltimore,
via steamer from Rock Hall. The dis
lance, including 25 miles by water, froLA
Clayton to Baltimore by the Kent CouL-
ty railroad is about sixty-tive or seventy
miles, and the time will be about three
and a half hours, and saving of forty
miles of rail travelling via Wilmington 10
Baltimore. The steamer Sarah K. Tag
gart, new steamer i'll these waters OWL
ed by Philadelphians, is already running
between COLCHESTER Beach, on the Kent
Shore, Buck Neck and Baltimore, and ii
is the project Of the future to connect hel
with the railroad route A number OF
Philadelphians are interested in the
charter to connect Rock Hall harbor witt
the Kent railroad.
| The Kent road, as well as the Bombay
Hook road are both owned by Jay Goull
who, it Is said, has put nearly million
of dollars into the lines. The Kent roat
has cost the State OF Maryland $lOS,0OC
Kent county, 100000 and the individua
stockholders 100000. At Tolcheste
beach a wharf has been built, and hote
has been erected near Gresham Hall, ont
of the best known fishing shores on thu
Chesapeake. to which the Taggart makes
excursions from Baltimore. &c. There II
a cap filled already between this place
and Baltimore by this steamer, and L
only remains to fill the gap of miles b!
railroad from Rock Hall 10 Belair, ant
direct connection with the whole PENN
sula section is effected.
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.WWms ! Worms! Worms !

4 kKunkel's Worm Syrup never fails
esg Pin, Seat and Stomach worms.
iEsel, the only successful physician
M0yes Tape worm IN two hours,
Fith head. and no fee until removed.
sAl sense teaches If Tape worm be
Nd, all other worms can be readily
ga. Send for circular TO f.. F, Kun
North Ninth street, Philadelphia,
gal on your druggist for a bottle OF
Wis Worm Syrup, price 81. 1t never
tune 9.
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CoRoNER's INQUEST Yesterday morn
ing Coroner Rose held an inquest overthe
body of new born babe of Maria Lowpt +
colored, residing at No. 10 A street. The
" rdict rendered was, "death from natur-
al causes"
The daily gazette., 1877-06-25

PRICE EssAY-The prize of s25 offered
for the best essay OF the Delaware College
commencement exercises, was awarded TO
Chas. N Curtis, of N.wark. HIS essay
v as on THE advantages Of Republican
toI IN OF Government"
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ALARGE CONFEDERATION.

SEVENTY-TWO BUILDINGS BURNED.
By telegraph to the GAZETTE.
BOSTON, June %.
A large fire is raging at Marbl head,
Mass. S v,uty-two buildings, includ ng
the depot, all the shoe factories and
churches have been destroyed.
The loss is estimated at over 5000, 900.
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RAILROADS.
|iIrinIp,EtLPHlA, n WILMINGTON q
@IliMoRE RAIL ROAD,

|ITtinIprEiLPHlA, WILMINGTON &
~DiAMoRE RAIL ROAD.
JUNE 10th, 1877.
AVlll leave Wilmington as follows
sselphia and ntermediate Stations
"iu' $780, 100 a. m. 2.30, 4.3O, 7 20,
d and Z n New York, 2.42, s,47 a. m. 1881, ,
more ana Intermediate Stations,
ls9SFe s9S and Washington, l ,Oe, s,ssa.m.
CsS,,DL CUi delaware Division, leave for:
'N''ie' 900, go. $50, a. m. 1.3O, $50,
m 1sSg % and Intermediate 81 ations s 90,
M M and Intermediate Stations, 800,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
M t''pllla and Intermediate Stations,
W, a,' ,oDO. $50, p. IN, '''''i>"'
Iimnlpa Ia and New York, 2.42 a, IN.
yle @StSdasn ana Washington, ,06 am.
Timef ,u Information passengers are
'he tlme tables posted at the
II. +. KENNEY,
superintendent.
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The Triumph Truss Is a marvel OF
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infalhbly and speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York where the
Truss is warrdnted, and the Cure Guar
onteed Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either Office. tt.
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To Hon. WIN. L. AIKEN.
WAR ON THE DANUBE.
BY Telegraph TO the GAZETTE.

by leleSrapn 10 Jne OAZETTE.
LONDON, June 25.
The latest advices from the war on the
Danube, state that a heavy artillery
battle proceeded throughout yesterday at
AltenitZa, Grahow and Kalafat. The
Russians made an attempt to cross the
river near Rustchak but were defeated
feated and driven back with considera-
BILE loss. A despatch from Drebizind-
says, it is reported that the siege of Ba-
toum has been raised, and the Russian
army has withdrawn.
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BY TELEGRAPH
FROM OYER THE C.ABLE
Eng1and's Edict.

SHE WILL NOT ALLOW RUSSIA TO OCCUPY
CoNsTANTINoPLE.
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
The following telegram has been sent
to the British Minister at CONSTANT
nople:
LONDON, June %.
To Hon. WIN. L. AIKEN.
CoNsTANTINoPLE,
The English Cabinet has. after due de-
liberation, disapproved of Prince Gorts-
chokoff's declaration as to Russian policy
in the Eastern war, and the English Gov
ernment has resolved not to allow even
a temporary occupation of Constantine
pie, by the russians.
1t is reported that the British General
Kembad, has been instructed in the ad-
vent of the Russians taking Erzeroan to
propose an armistice with a view to ne
gotiations for peace.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-25

The Secretary of War has written to
Gov. Emory, of Utah, that the military
authorities in'Washington do not oeheve
that the Mormons contemplate resistance
to the Government.
The following pension agents were
commissioned on Saturday Daniel T.
Boypton, at Knoxville Samuel Post, at
Detroit, and Rufus Camnion at ST. Louis.
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Weatnerheport

INDICATIONS THIS AFTERNOON.
By telegraph to the Gazette.
WAsHINGToN, d. G., June 25.
For the Middle Atlantic States station
ary or higher pressure, and temperature,
southwest to northwest winds partly
cloudy weather, and area of light rains.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-25

NEARLY LoADED.-The brig G. M.
Tucker, loading with cars for Rio Janeiro
from the harlan & Hollingsworth Co.,
Is nearly loaded and will be ready to
clear about Thursday next,
The daily gazette., 1877-06-25

Every effect must have cause; so
Boils, Pimples, etc, are the result OF
poor blood. Purify the blood by using
DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture and Danish such
eruptions as those named.
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For the Hath.

Sssannshes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
lg1Soaps in extensive variety. Also
'ssoyes, Straps, Brushes, &c. ,of horse
E1Frictlon Gloves, and many other
" the same classes.
E. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS,
'n hht'DI"UA Cure for GOrus
81. tAn remedy OF great popularity for
Corns without pain.
t. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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THE PRINCE OF MONTENEGRO.
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

LONDON, June 25.
A despatch from Cettinge; says the
Prince or Montenegro is missing, and it
issreported that he has been assassinated
by the infunated Montenegrins soldiers
in consequence of their recent defeat.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-25

To Mothers:-Should the Baby be sut-
fering with any of the disorders of Baby
nood use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup at once
for the trouble. 25 cents per bottle.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-25
THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.

BY telegraph to the Gazette.
VIENNA, June rs.
The Austrian Cabinet has resolved to
mobilize TIE army to protect the
frontier.
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HOTEL OPENING.
JOHN FAHRENBACH,

Has completed the rebuilding of his hotel
al 4th and French streets, and will have an
opening TO morrow morning, June 9Th 10
continue through the dhy ana evening
Tunch will be prepared and ready for SER
wee ali day and in the evening. and his
friends are cordially invited to call, j25-2t
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Fine Nail Scissors.

A1d Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
~ Nail Files, Nail Brushes, etc, for
N f. BRINGHURST d CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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SCHOOL LEXAMINATIoNs.-Th mernir
the closing examinations preparatory for
promotions after the summer vacation,
commenced in the public schools. To-day
they are being held in Nos. 3, IL, IA, LII
and II, and VIII be held in the other
schools during the week.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Albert Smith ard
wife, who have been absent in Europe t, T
over year, returned home last Monday.
rhey are both much improved in health.