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ONO DEMOCRACY.

WHAT GENERAL EWING DID SAY IN HIS
COLUMBUS SPEECH.
A special despatch from Cincinnati to
the New York Times says
The wide discrepancy between Gener-
al Tom Ewing's Columbus speech, as il
was actually delivered, aud the published
reports made from copies dlstrl buted in
advance, occasion some comment to-day.
In his real address General Ewing talked
intiationand reputation, pure and simple.
Indeed, the only sentiment that evoked
hearty applause from the crowd was the
one that If the bondholders did not cease
TO oppfess. we would have reputation.
1t Is noticeable that the Democratic
speakers have adopted very persuasive
tone towards the workingmen. 1t was a
marked feature of the Pendleton and
Ewing meeting. Senator Thurman, in
an Interview published to-day, said that
he should do his share of work in the
campaign by and by. He seems to ac-
qulesce with cheerfulness in the idea OF
giving an initiation tone to the Democrat
ic campaign at the start, and reserving
| the sound money men of the party fol
| late speeches. He is much troubled al
the tendency to communism in the Re
publican platform.
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Registers Order.
REGISTER,S OFEIcE-

New Castle Co.. August sth. 1877.
Upon the application oil rnomas |. Rus
sell, Administrator ID. B. N. of Henry
Dougherty, lateof Wilmington Hundred in
said County, deceased; il is ordered and di-
rected by the Register that the Administra
tor, aforesaid give notice of the granting of
Letters of Administration upon the Estate
OF the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be post
ed Within forty days from the date of such
letters, in six ofthe most publ places of the
County of New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an act of AS
sembly in such case made and provided
And also cause the same to ne inserted
within the same period in the Wilmington
GAZETTE newspaper published in Will
mlnSton, and to be continued therein three
weeks, (e. o. d
t~-~, Given under the hand and Seal
| l.. 5. of office of the Register aforesaid
'-~-~-' at New Castle in New Castle Co.
J aforesaid the day and year above written
! $. c. BIGGS, Register.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Sir Robert Lailan arrived at Bermuda
on the 10Th inst, and assumed the gov
ernorship of the islands.
The paying out o; the 100000 given
by Mr.. Vanderbilt to his railrcad men
was commenced on Saturday. The pay
car %ehL as far as Poughkeepsle; to-mor-
row ii will proceed north Of That place.
AT mass meeting Of the working men
held in New York, yesterday, resolutions
were adopted express n sympI'. for the
late strikers. The meeting w. Irld un.
der the auspices of furnlhue "a. grs,whc
are agitating for an adyance Jt % pei
ceIIt.
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LETTER FROM sAM'L TOWNSEND


Mr. EDITOR In looking over the GA
zEETE on Saturday night, saw little
note from you saying thus far the peach
season has proved the croakers to be false
prophets. You do not ex tctly say who the
croakers were, but your Inference is you
mean the men who stated that there would
only be moderate crop, not hall equal to
the crop of 1876; for you state that ship
ments by rail- to-day has reached 300 $50
baskets, while the water shipments will
swell 1t to 100000 baskets. Now, sir, /
think can pretty plainly prove that the
persons who rated the crop equal TO 1915
were the croakers, for some of these
croak ,rs went as high as 100000 baskets
by rail, and the Philadelphia Times went to
20,0Ji, ,0)0baskets l stated at a NJ Middletown
meeting, against all this array of high
croakers, that the crop shipped by railroad
would not reach over 2,5Ol,O 0 of standard
baskets, and will bet you a new i've dol
, lar note that that it does not. You Will not
rate cars at five hundred baskets each for
the Philadelphia cars will not average
much over three hundred accordingly, by
your statements, there were shipped by
rail up TO Friday night 1882 cars. Now.
|
out, as you state, it is nearer three fourths
| out, for down country shipments are
dwindling down fast, and the other districts
who used to keep the shipments up have
very few peaches this season. In the year
1875 over nine thousand car loads were
| shipped, claimed to average 900 baskets
This year not half as many will 60; there
fore, i'm few days you will see who the
croakers were. And you rate your water
shipments more than twice as high as they
probably are. AS to drying, the price OF
peaches have been too high for driers. Sew.
eral who undertook II have had the misfor
tune TO get burnt out. Further, Mr.. F,di.
tor, think every intelligent peach growing
farmer viii agree and admit that had all
the land that is now planted in peach trees
along tue line of railroads, where these one
and half or two millions of baskets O
peaches will be shipped from, been in wheat
this present year, surplus OF at least thre,
millions of bushels of wheat could have
been sold, averaging sl5O per bushel, max
ing four and half millions of dollars il
place of five or six hundred thousand dol
D lars from peaches, &C.
: SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
: Townsend, Aug. p, 1877.
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PERsoNAL-Mr. Thomas johnson and
wife, who have been spending the past
few days, at Cape May, have returned
home. They enjoyed themselve very
much.
Gus Phillips, better known as Oofty
Goofty the agent for the Worrell Sisters,
was IN town this morning, making ar
rangement for the appearance ofthe com
pany at the Opera Ilouse on next Satur.
day evening
CohoRED HEXcUR>Iov-On Saturday
night special "XcNrsion train of three
passenger cars filled with colored peo
pie, passed through this city, for vii
hngton, Md, where they attended camr
Iheetlhg yesterday. The train returned
last evening, at 9.15 o'clock.
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or's bill is $500, without the lot. From
this it will be seenthat good,substantial
house may be bailt fol less than s3,00Oi
Foilr thousand willS erect a
very I'D three story. These facts go fat
to induce capitalists 70 improve stheiri "a
cant lets; an d Also tend to- make -eifgi-
BILE building lots more desirable. There
are more houses underway now in this
city than were built in 1875 or 1876; and
there is great hope that our builders will
have as much as they can do during the
fall and winter. Those who are about
to buy houses would doIwell to note the
facts we have stated, since it is the
opinion of many that it is cheaper now
to build than to buy. .g-l.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
J. United States, for the District of Della
ware. ......,-
In the Matter OF John McLear 4 Son,
Bankrupts. In Bankruptcy At Whining
ton, in said District, on the Twentieth day
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, IS:
Notice is hereby given that Petition has
been filed in said court by John p. Nc
Lear, of Wilmington, in said District
duly declared a Bankrupt under the act OF
Congress of March z, 1867, for a discharge,
and certificate thereof, from all his debts,
and other claims provable under said act,
and that the Seventh day of Sept. 1871
at 10 o'clock, a. M, is assigned for thehear-
ing of the same, at Wilmington aforesaid
when and where all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons in
interest may appearand show cause, if any
they have. why the prayer OF the said reti'
tion should not be granted.
=. REDMOND SMITH,
.flH Clerk of the u. $. District Court,
! Jy21-ltawtSept7 Delaware District
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Mr.. Pendleton In his Columbus speech
arraigned the Republican party as par
ty "fresh from the rape of the Presiden-
cy." Compared with the issue presented
BY this arraignmsnt, other questions are
of mere passing moment. The mass of
honest voters believe that the first duty
Of the American people at the next
Presidential election will be to put the
brand Of popular execration upon the
fraud that was perpetrated at the last.
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HEALD's SALE OF BU1LD1Na Lors.-

HEALD's SALE OF BUILDINa LoTs.-
The sale of the beautifully situated
square on the hill In the western part of
the city, advertised BY j. t. Heald, to
take place next Saturday afternoon is
significant of returning prosperity to
Wilmington, and suggestive of some ideas
that may be productive of inquiry and
contradicted if no: truthful. This square
has been divided into eight lots each 66
feet by 140, and will be sid without're-
serve. The situation is admirable for its
extensive view and healthfulness aiso.-
To,those who want 10 invest for site
for home in the future the lots offer such
inducements as we have mentioned that
cannot be excelled. --....
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The Camerons have decided to put
their hands in their pockets and set up a
new newspaper organ in Philadelphia.
Why the Camerons should want another
organ does not clearly appear; but Simon
and Don are rich enough to indulge their
fanclas - =.
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lL;>tk G.ASr1 MEhf D. ct from
ID the tD' t'orteI, i frll line of Bio X Cash
nleres al 10, 81 y Sl.0O, Sl.l2b, Sl.25, SILL
$50. These dc rablc fabrics are at love-,
rices than we have offered tor wears and
We rscom mend inem for color and durabIl
ttyl W. b. SHARP,
ourih ard Market SITS
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF the Ceased, must present the same
dnly a,tested to the Administrator on or
tefore August Sth, 1873 or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case Made and provided
Address, THOMAS I. RUSSELL.
Administrator, d. b. N.
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aug17 TIM
max PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE

Il
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1877.
The undersigned, receivers of taxes for
the city of Wilmington, will be at
No. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets, ON and
after the 2d day of July, 1877, between the
hours of and IL in the morning, and from
2 to 6 in the afternoon, for the purpose of re-
ceiving taxes ..4 10 f.t lt'
On all taxes paid during the month OF
July there will be a reduction of Ave cents
on every dollar and all taxes paid on or
after the first day of August, including the
first Tuesday of September, shall be payable
without q deduction or addition as afore-
said, and all taxes unpaid on the day next
after the first Tuesday OF September, shall
be increased by the addition of five per
centum on the amount thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District (including all
north of Sixth street.) ln
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver Southern District (iucludihg all
south of Sixth streeL.) tr-- jy6
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MOLE .

NJ OTICE.-A special meeting of the
~ Trustees of the Poor fog New Castle
county will be held at the Almshouse, on
WEDNESDAY, August 18th, at 10 o'clock,
am, BY order Of the President, ----7--- -
JOHN W. EVANS,
augI7 TIM fE " t'f.f. f.hl Clerk
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MORT EDWARD INSTITUTE.

MOUNT VERNON INSrITUTE-ES
wi TABLISHED lS59-English, French
and German boarding and day school for
young ladies and lutte girls, No Az Mount
Vernon Place, Baltimore. Mrs. Mary j
Jones and Mrs. Is. Maitland, Principals
'isied by a large corps OF professors. The
school will reopen September 70, 1877
augl.tSep6
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r. p. TAWRsSEY & BRO.,
Harness 81 Trunk
MANUEACE URERS.
Nc. 4o7 H'ng street,
WILMINGTON DEL

Where they int nd keeping on hand .uli
assortment of Ha uess, sadui as, Bndlos, Col
lars, Whips, b -Aets, Fly Nets Combs
Shawl Straps, and everything gen orally keLi
in their line Of bu,l1ess, an of which will be
made OF tue BesE IA .rrial. aud gr aran teed 10
give sat .tctlon. s!ugle and Double bsr
ness made 20 order IN the best mauIee -
RS solicited. auxtd.i
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FOR CITY TREAsURER,
WILLIAM J. MORROW.

.. ., FOR ASSESSORS, ,
NORTHERN DIsT.-JAMES KENNEDY
SOU THERN DIsr.-WM. KYNE.
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in1Ts4, Is the largest and most flourish ing
Weeklyspaper in the State, and has a larger
circulation tnan any other on the Peninsula.
Pubiished every Thursday afternoon, at 81
ger year. In advance, .t,., 1Elep
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August e7. 1877.
Dernocratic Nominations

FOR PRESIDENT OF CITY COUNCIL,
e2 WILLIAM BRIGHT.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE is Published every
afternoon SUNDAY exceptedD at 4l6 Market
Street, and served by carriers to Subscribers
all Parts of the city and surrounding
towns and will - es, for six cents a week,
payable weekly. Yearly subscribers, S3 in
advance. --------
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Che Daily Gazetts.

c. P. JOHNSON. EDrroHand P fSP FirroR
, 1877-11-07
TIE RECORD.

WARRINGTON, D. C., Nov. G.-Dunng thu
morning hour number VI bills were introduced
aud referred.
a largo number Of petitions were presented
by various 8caators from females throughout
tue country, setting forth that they aro tag
payers, asking that their political liabilities
b removed, aod that they 10 allowed to e1er'
else tho right Of citizens It the baliot-bo1.
The Vice-Ptesldent laid before the senate
Communication from the Postmsstcr-deneFaf,
asking $68l $50 ~ supply deficiencies In tbs ap-
propr1ation for compensation to l'ostmastcrs
du1ing ths e.sal Less. ending June 80 1871 aua
Ar. Matthews presented = communication ft9ns
Cor. Young, OF Ohio. In favor Ut m appropriation
asked for " tbs Coast Survey for connecttn2 acto*e
khe continent for ths benedt Of thu interior states
TX .,:tems Ct ttaa.po.tatioq extending along 'n'
by lit. Windoul-To amend the kcyided ttatates
20 Al to exempt vi vessels belonging 70 cItlxeu4 o!
ths United Statcs AMI trading at poFla within tho
Unlted States or employed In whaling os othrs
hsherits from any tax, Charge Or toll foE ietco Of
meas 1t os across osoa any public wharf. lescs;
dock, or pIet which IL constructed or maintained
By OF 10 which any municipal corporation has s"5
BY III, Plumb-To further define tho right. Of
PERSONS with respect ~ homestcaa entf!cs VI the
public domain; also 10 pEoftds for this payment ot
clerical and other expenses Of tho Land lhacet
also to declare ceFtatn lands subject to tAxatoa.
VI ls. Cameron tWts. Ito appropriate money
to impfuvs ths Atssissp9l River from tho cfossln
bridge, Wt.consln. TO tbs month Of toot Rs'cF'
MI. Mitchell submitted the following:
AstofEtd, That tho SECRETARY 0f tho Interior oa
directed to communicate to th0 Senate tks state
, 1877-11-07
The Anti.Resumption gill Con.
sidered in the House,
Some Of the Many Amendments that
Will Probably Be offered.
Mr. Phillips, Of KANSAS, Makes a sct
Speech on tue Measure.
Arguments Before COMMISSIONER Rann a,
the Bank-Tax Question.
Another Lnr9e Butch Of Bills 1utro.
dnced In the House.
ANTI-HESUNfIsTION.

, -...-....--7 7----..7'7 EF74Es
AMENDMENTS oFFEHED 70 TnH uor5n MIR.
Sp,ttds Dispatch ia The Cncag, 7,4bnn,.
WtsntS0roN, d. c., Nov. B.-}iwu.sior ~,
tho rcpca Of tl,e Rcs,nnton },ll tc1o,, u",' IN
ros,o,,,.r,. r-tton ~ a.. rta.. 49, sIunt "naer
noon ng q set speech from Air. Philips, Of Kan.
bas. ono Of tile Republican lncnpcre of N,
Committee on Dankjnr nm1 E,,rrsrrr r..
np,rn,1mor+, ,roro .,,t,r,t,,,, h.,,., - tNe
tt,a t,,,n,.tao "s.,,,ao' ,,t, h o.e'eu W
tno 4','o""s kcis1,enen' ..s ..aopeit oi MfchI-
Rah' slorf'eof'' Of Illinois; Pound, OF NIseon.
sin, Cummings, Of fown: Cox, Of Dh1n. No.,
, 1877-11-07

from x!.uuD to Z3,thlU Iuy tie J0I1G, from
64,0M to 77.o)o; eoino 1nferioure, from
1000 to Bt,O>o; Domx ScvrcH, from 35,0oO
to $4,000; anil Yonne, from 81 900 to G1, COO.
In thirty other departments the vote waH
smaller, filling in tho Ilautca anil Iassea
Alpea from 32,GnO 10 23,000; in Arfiege,
from 81, ,O0O to $1,000; Bouchca dn Rhone,
from 61, 900 to 1t 600; Cotea tlu Nor], from
41,o0o to 10000; Eure, from $1,000 to
10000; Manche, from ;7,Oo0 to 10000;
Meurtlo-et.A .A(osc1le, from 9,ft) to Et,00D;
Nori, from 13t,(O0 to 100000; Seine Tor
Paris), from o96, GOO to 2sC,000; Soino-et-
Disc, from 81 600 to 1900,
Tho individual elections arc vory aigniil-
cant In their political Indications. It is stat-
ed by the London !s,ertator ,hat nearly nil
the Republican Mayors who were t,smiascd,
M well aa tho victims Of MAosfAnos's arbi-
trary prosecutions, were triumphantly re-
turned by tho people by largo majorities M.
GAMnErrA, who was n special victim of Mac
MAuoSs wrath. received larger voto than
ever before, NJ. .BossEr-Duyrnp,za, who ia
in prison for hnyju0 spoken sliehtine,y of
The Marshal, waa returned trinmrhantly for
LYONS Tho Duo DEoAzra, tho Foreign Min
lister, was rejected in Libourne, where his
, 1877-11-07
GEN, GRANT Az AN ORATOR.


The American people lad lcarnod to be-
lievo Ia the SILENCE Of Gen. 0HAsr, and,
when he announced his intention to to visit
Europe. everybody felt assured that he at least
would 10 betrayed into no speeches. With
the bitter experience Of P1EanEpoxr fresh in
mind. tho thought that GIANT was about to
appear in Europe as the Silent sIau WAS, 1t
must bo confessed, grateful to tha sober
sense Of the country. but lie had not been
In England three days before he disappointed
popular expectation, and disappointed 1t
agreeob]y. Not only did he speak when-
ever tho occasion demanded, but he spoke
well. His Auency and command Of the
niceties Of expression would hare marked
him a. pracsiced orator ii lie had possessed
no previous reputation. And his discretion
WIS rs admirable In his new character ~ it
had been In his old one. lie landed at
Queenstown on the 9Th Of May, and on
the 3lst Of tho same month spoke
to large and brilliant company
at Manchester. Ills wonls were unp1et.
meditataa, aaa suggested by the address OF
welcome offered 10 lin on behalf OF the
Municipal Council, Nobody who follows the
course OF events at all closely can hare for.
gotten the surprise aud delight which this
Manchester speech excited in tho United
States. It was surprising that the ex-presi-
dent should have veuturcd At ali upon
ground 80 delicate as the special friendship
Of Manchester and the north Of England for
the North during our Civil War; and, hay.
ing ventuEed, it was delightful that hs should
, 1877-11-07

But l3N'T PARTICULAR AhNQf IAE HA&s
Spsctas tdspatch to 7ht Caicaao r1baa..
WAss..xoEox, D. G., No7. d.-Tss President
sent to tho Senate to1lny tho na1na Of ncnuls
N. Cooley, of 1owa, TO 10 Consul at Spezzia,
Italy. Jutige Cooley was formerly indian Co1n'
missioner lrrc. Somc Of tbs Senators lmyu cs.
pressed surprise at tho fact tt4t tho nomination
OF amy person should lavo Decn nude as Consul
at 8pczza for the reason that tho salary Ut That
office was abolsilca Two ycars ago. at tho tlnc
whcn tho Democratic House abolished 50 many
Consulatcs and Consular Agcncjos. It 10 q
disputed point botwcen tho Senate anil tho
State Department whether tho refusal OF Cou.
gress to mako an appropriation fur q place
anoltshcs M Office. Tho State Department has
held IN several Instances that an Office cscasca
by law exists .....
uNrtl. THE LAW Is Rnr1ALEp.
Notwithstanding Congress for any number Of
years may relIlao MI appropriation Tor tho
salary. II Is possible that tho Senate may
refuse to contrsn Cooley for the reason that 1t
IL rather tho custom of the Genatc TO Icny that
III olce cxtsts to which no salary attaches.
but the State Department could send Cot,ley 10
Spezxja a. CONSULAR Axeut without comocnsa-
tton wftlunt the necessity 0t sending lila iE,illo
to the Hcnatc fur confirmation, tn any ugcnt
it Is barren honor. Cooley is rcprescnttA III
being man of wealth, who Wishes to TAKE bis
family to Europe, aud to enjoy whatever
algnIty can 10 extracted from an unpaid cou-
sulatc,
, 1877-11-07

9b.ukt ~ fiat ~.
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Is4.e a .s,s.",s - - o A'e1
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T. rs"sss w." ~ A ,.s'o.3 "u's.
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.teaau".4' ooNe' 4ae s '''.' ''4' .nalof'.5
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.o'o. .ns ~. ~ a'' at'.s ~ ~ noa
t1sus ~. .mo n.,m ns ~ A,o"< -a .oo'oo A'.,-
!ot,'y' ahe ts'paoIoau7 ,a 'os. a. 80 anu r won
sea' 'e''''as 49, .oes 90 -. w. tne % ,osa
st ssa's ate o..ap.oa ~ noaaa1 sn .s''s aua ~
n.onas.n'a's' aua .uo =. ae"ta bniAea " .no
nopao.'e41us W. 'aAeu mn .soat ~ no.Ap9ft,s's
ano ',oua9ea'sss' , 1A0 'ossa sose pow"
wAs 'e 'A'eess sso AAg"" ,e", -. "ny sgns1 o'eo-
''oa s'aee ..a !o'e. ~ ~ 10y Ae 1epue,oAn
so'e WY 4,olo'uo' aae .ne ah''.nsl'no'loan
;'o"f'""' Saomang ~. m"lof''y o' t'48:,W"'
pa9 oh'S ''vo''o lessons a. "eto ponea'
wnsseas ~ 'hs 'as' e'ee'loh 'neso wese
1'''''oo loIsa m" .oa ~ ~ tae e'ec.'on OF 1850
.hese "ere ., o'''oo 1"u eonet1as'oh a,a afa"n
trom 1he ngase7 ~ sne 1."es eotse-
, 1877-11-07

The State elections yesterday resulted
variously. The Democratic State Of Now
York has elected tho Democrnio State ticket
By n small majority, md Tho Republican
State Of Pennsylvania ias given Il decided
Democratic majority. Massachusetts llas
elected the Republican State ticket BY n
pturnlity instead of majority, md tho
Republicans havo made largo gnins In
Connecticut. Wisconsin has undoubtedly
elected the Republican State ticket, with q
probability that tho Legislature will have q
Republican majority in botl, branches. Up
10 Into hour no adviccs whatever had been
received from New Jersey. McCLELIAs Inns
won a victory, 1t is 10 DO presumed, but Inns
probably ordered the strengthening Of his
position for an elaborate system of earth
works before tho result Is announced.
, 1877-11-07

President White, OF Cornell, will stay in
Eurnpu TIL next September.
Lo,,t. Lebron, of the Tronch artillery,
who for tho last seven yoars has been prisoner In
Germauy, nas Just succeeded In escaping, and has
artircu ln France.
II Ia said That the reason assigned by tho
venerable Archbishop French, Of Dabin, Tor nescr
permitting eteHcotypo plates to bo Matp OF Ills
little hookd on the English language, IL, that he
may hare tho opportunity of revising each clilEon
before It gocs to press. in order to keep thu bouka
abreast Of the philo1sgy Of tho day.
Lisbig suggested many years ago that the
uso Of cod.llyef oil would baye q tendency to pro-
mote d,staste for alcoholic Btlmuianis. A we'll
known m,n Of sCIrncp. Mr. Chafles Napier, haa
lcstcl This Insertion anu In twenty instances
found 1t, within llu,|ta, 10 be trHc. Tho discovery
Is IN Important ore. md ought 10 conmond itaclf
to victims Of incbsEety.
Tho engagement III announced Of Miss An-
toneite Polk ant Con. Haron 10 Chasctte. late
commander Of tho Fonttlcal Zouascs. The raar-
riagy wlll take placo 1t Numo at an carly dato.
Niles Polk IL \ descendant of William Penn, the
founder ol thu Stotu OF Pennsylvania, Of Gen. an
thuny Wayne, a former Commander -il. Chief Of
the American army. aud relative OF tho late
President Polk.
TLe Koilogg-Oary Opera Company hive
hreu hirytnu In Fan EfnnctGc0. In frhenrHh1 twn
.nnernn,nvrarles weso instructed how to .e,zn
non dtornuaI. who wax for that Temporary
nurt,ose porsonatcu by Carl roru,cs. In tbo swan.
Inn uerfurn,sncu tho two men Rrnbbcd Formaa.
win W. cuactinv kfuoyttio. and forced him
through the ;rap into thu internal Regions. lcav.
fnr Dor Gloraant unpunl,bcd for hls rrtmcs.
str. Dryant,s s4tL birthday, which oc.
eurred Saturday. suvuc.ts another notabic literary
rorrrr a1.o.-tho career of another noet that In
tImr ~ irn,t and n1so In som. other re.nact.
hsa run narallcl With that Ut Air, urYans. Whcn
..,rhanaton,sn was published. Richprd II. Dnna
,yss ons Of The club thu, conducted tho Rsritw.
and thcn luvuu hi, scauaintanca and fr,ena.h,n
w,th III nrvunt. 4 w.ok from to.morrow A.
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,ron md lont fortunes. 1le ajwsys travelled M =
enuntIvmau. ,louchi,y dressed. At one t,tne ho
Ind a Ifvgfy.,table. and employed 200 negroes In
clcanpR .waup.land at tho mouth Of tho Ned
Uyer. subsequently he won thoussnds OF dollars
in uanh]jn9 on thn Western talIroads. All tho
trcts md nonta tn u,onto were Invented BY 'scan.
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Af. chchssy' WOO ha4 oeen 'os yea's ohs =. 'ae
lcaues."F!tefs lac man q eopF so' IN n. a.
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