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as,h-salea.. schr. Emma, white; Somerset for ss~
'I Tse eus%sra hound sss.s are setting
s AND a: 5ass a1an
den Bcebe, Georgetown. Do. for Batn and proceeded
pOnT GAMBLE. June ai-Arrivcd ship oteso Har
dig an Franf.es bark a pv s6p coaumbo
A,sy San III Frsne'sso c,.., n.rt o,.,, mr., Nc
Ksnnie West liartlepool sehr Rhoda Taylor Lornr,
Fill .DELPHIA. Juae - ARRIVED, stesmers Beverly,
WALLACE New York Concord anss . ,t,ss, brig A.
ssr MsSsss.r asasp. Ri. if is. .,
@ 90. smith, sa ivy sa
smith Boston; Anterior CLARK s,onnsc.icat River;
S S.','s n.rsi xd"@ s' Sic "rsaa Newark
@ s%'n
Terry sa Martin % .
mouth sSa III" Win c"pnsr char..n Alien,
Ais ss.ss lns.
.p1n v' a. ns al
ss. A$ss.ss.. s,s%.s s.,k
:. 1' Thomas s sai hn ~.a, il.: ry%sa'n:
n". Mary sx sl.y VIII
ss Ssov wies Bottom sna ra,
S s.1s s'.1as"
ka;"" a0n s ssinor ssrd
Ing santand.r: schrs 'imnnson nrswi"ri Trieste: -
IsS%s; Sss sS;,S
Now Bedlor ; Martin l. smith, Smith. do; Jno somers,
mrwrs Dol June as--Arrivsd, bark Pelis tAus, from
A""is Bsteheder Tor do schr Adelisa Philadelphia
20 ,TLAND Me. June as-Arrived, schrs sii McLoon.
cleared~sehr 1 Il smith New Haven:
Hartman PhlladsIphia.
6s ssilvsa sshF ~ y
scsI Chr, k4 4i mo-" Pslnd gns .,,, Hoffman
B k,s ad inf sss
fsrd. st Stephen NIB; Surprise. Seaman. Georset"w1
s.Ied--Sehrs Free wind FrisSes Dover New York;
Clyde; Merritt iort Gi'bs,s Ms c..,.
Within Harding rhii.aephac schrs .dy Ellen HoTT
s ssss.s "S Thompson New YORK;: %sos
:siss ss's, @ r's'. VS. 'ss'
sss s"'i Forsnss DEAN Pnp t
Middleton Miller. baltmore Arnie Millsri ilender-
Mshrho, hackensack; Brnxos, MAckey. Now YORK; s NJ
'fA%rU.kMi. Jnne d Arrived schr W W Wood. Hal
kICHMoND, Va. June a7.-cicarsd, sshr Rescue. New
1nsaSaa smith New Sarah caer xnSsrsss do
As TsAScsco s nss rss ss. np ch.wsn
Br). Nsse Mauil.: bark Undino ciep. knbbe. sinsa-
CLEARED ship Charter Oak: s.ap,:.. G.lao
sEsTrLE. June 3i--Arrved. bark webroas. Wheel
~s ssviS Wi.Tns jun. osse City Of s.v.n
ni sAiii.Ia RIVER, O.. a4-s~led sear Marsie
s1 S%ltS, june a7-Arived Earl Edwards Perth
TACOMA. June 2I-Arrived, bark Samoset, Cameron,
San FIR ,ncisco
NV York; Telesrap ard Nettic Gushing, do
VINEYARD tVEN. June - Arrived. schrs VIM )
Doughton, Jones. Hvannis for Phadeiphia: Milhken
Robinson. Dover, MI, for philadelphia; Commodocs
kearney Thompson Calais for New York Fannie Edith
Ferguson Belfast for New York.
schr southern Cross has been ordered to Providence
Saiied-Brix Carrie Bertha; schrs Commodore Kearncy
Fannie 4 Edith Orion frank Maria. Ann Adrian tBr,,
Enos Is Phillips, Oiivs Avery ana u ampton. N
WILMINGTON. NC. June 27-Arrived, schr John KEEL.
ley. Fredericksburg. Va.
Beow-Bark CaOieccs (sp) and brig Canadas tsp) from
2sth-Arrived, bark Henrik lbsen tNor), Rasmussen
Liverpool.
Clcsr .d-Brig Laphema (Br,. O'Brien, London
WARREN june 27-Saed, schr Orvetta Harvey, Phil
ndelphiA
asth SAILED, schrs Luna. Wells, Port johnson; q
Whid.n. Ferris. iioboken.
WEXFORD june 27-Arrived, schr Mary Haley (soy
son Georgetown Do.
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SPOKEN.

ship Atlas (Nor) Gundcrssn from euthampton FOR New
York date, lat AZ 80. Ion 30 ~
ship Carous Magnur tBr) France. from Port Said
Quebec, no date. lat 10 N. Ion 10 X.
Ship Alice Cooper. Humphreys from Csriin fos Gale
April II % lat. &C.
Ship Gold Hunter Freeman. from Now York for shs,g-
hal MAY II no lat. &c.
Bark lie ire Soree ntsD from Gloucester B. for Phils
deipbia, June ~. lat 40 rs. Ion tn 20.
Bsrk Kate Cam tot Yarmouth, NSl from Dublin for
Delaware Breakwster, no date. OF Fire Island,
Bark Ncnuphar cot Yarmouth Nrb from Cork for Hamp
ton Roads no date, 80 miles ST. Of Fire Island
BARK Ocean Express tBrl. Crosby. from Lynn Tor Halt
fnx June Z, lat 46 80, lon 81.
Bark Yarmouth DR. Hilton from Baltimore for London
derry. June q. lat ~, Ion 81.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NORFOLK. June 20. 1873.
The steamer Isaac Bell, from New York. Is ashore
Crany Island but expected OF with tho assistance
OF the steamers Banks and Accomac The Isaac Bell
won't ashore last evening In attempting assn Of
schooner Boushs Cliff. To-day several barges and
the engaged in removing h.r cargo
IN order to tighten her Her passengers up
the city on tho n r Banks.
The tsamsr Wymnoke left Tor New York tonight with
immense passenger list tho largest she carried from
this city.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BAnn,pos June l3-Arriyod. bark ADJ Gray, Piummer
Busnus Ayrss tAnd was ordered to tubrD
UoLoSro May 2i-in port. bark Ciementine Alice
ar. BIAncnnrd. fpr New iork. ldg.
Tow BAY Is. juno ~ Arrived, barks Ellie, urernock;
Cap tNor. christensen, sydney, Cd; brig Lizzie Mcr
riil. Cali, Liverpool.
UnrvsRiv, No. June ie-clearcd, 'chr Ada Amcs.
Adams. Richmond.
nelly, Belfast. l. .
Dixon. uAlitax-
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SAILED.

Br'. Liverpoo Erin tBD. do; Dcveni. t,r,, Glasgow
Sorrento tBrj Hull &c Andes br). Port Prince; City
OF Vera cruz havana &ci city Of Houston. Galveston
New York New Oriesus: New Orleans do City of Macon
Savannah City Vt Atlanta, hareston Seurfactor Viii
mins.on. Nc Ola Dominion kehmesd az: Z . knisht,
Aloina, Dankirk JuanitA tSp) Csaiz: Rosa sws,.
Inns. yittoria dts Mars lilies Hcvetia tNor), Nswcas
tie; Lovsprng (Nor) Phadelphis brig Mseassar (Fr),
Bor ~
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from st Mchsers May %. bark GaIeiie Icsi, to
cruise.
Ssiied from Pnya June schr Carrie CLARK. Marshall.
to cruise; I'd, bark T. Phillips, Francis. do.
Triton reported spoken May had $40 bbis So. all
told, inst cad Of 81. as then stated
spokenJunc o. lat so n Ion - W. bark Minerva Thomp
sou, OF NIB, with 100 bills oil on board
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ALMANAC FOR NEW yORK-THIs DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw oRK Juno 2S-Noon
Tho Western Union timo bali was to day dropped o22
OF second last
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average temperature tor corresponding date last
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE FRox NEW YORK FOR MONTH
. ret
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WEATHER VEPORT.
nolrnssp, June 20. PM-winl EsE, fresh; barometer
9q7.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-31
TIE HILLSIDE HOME.

THE CoUNTv's FRIENDLEss PooR-THE
QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE AIMS
HOUSE COMMISSIONERS YESTERDAY.
One every three months, the board of
Aims House Commissioner met together at
the Aims House, 90 through the different
departments, look into matters generally
pay bills snd last but not least In the way
Of pleasant doings eat q big dinnerprepartd
under the special supervision Of tue Super
attendants better. half .,.f,,.I,, s,,lt
Yesterday being the day fixed for such
to kings place for the full term the trustees
met and went through the programme given
above. In the fornoon just before dinner
time HERALD reporter, on d specsaf fnvi-
taton dropped quietly In upon1the august
III He was escorted through The, different
departments of the building byo the polite
and gentle manly D. Kimball and Mas 9forJ
cibly impressed with the order and. cleapli-;
ness that prevailed everywhere. ID the
white department of the Aims Houss pfopA
er there are o. men 70, women n AND, ii
children. In the colored Department. there
are 10 men, IS wfmen and 6childfeh,a ,al this.
m ,kes q total. Of 155 ip; both departmsnts.ol
In the insane d. psrtment there ,is 81 i'm
mates, OF these IS are white men and -2a6.
are white women, 4 arelcolored men and 80
are colorsd women. Containing qtb lnunl~
ber, Of inms tes in the Aims House proper
and III the ihssne dep Artment, the t6tai Is,
1v9. sFouro hers have been Admitted isineel
the superlnt 3pdants .reporpi was made
which tncrea he number to 213. -,
'fThe d,nDerwas = very enjoyab y feature
of the visit . ID tie table was fairly grows
Ing with eatables served up in q style which
|proves Mrf.. Barlow to be an fat In the Gu.
In ary line. J-'s ,aehyis&a@y4hf. I41 ,NiAA17
Inthe afternoon the board held it's neet-
ling and during the session resolutions of
respect were passed o she memory OF Capt.
Joshua Baker .t.nese resolutions referred
to him As ono of the most zealous and eff =
cient trusl ees of the board and an upright
and faultless citizen. 1t expressed a. deep
sorrow at the loss they hadl sustained w
his death and deep sympathy for the
members Of his family in their bereave>
ment, -'- 3'' '''.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-31
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THE COMING CONTEST.

TIE TICKETS TO VOTE EeR NEXT TUES
DAY-THH DEMOCRATS, THE TEMPER
ANc1 MEN, THE aREnNBAoKnRs, AND
A FEW RErUBLIoAHs--A COLUMN FOE
POLITICIANS 70 READ AND REFER TO.
Tho frat Tuesday In November which 10
set apart for the general election In this
State comes on the 9Th, and IL now six days
distant, and ewing to the slight opposition
to the State ticket, but little interest 10
aroused, and there will be evidently an easy
walk-over for Mr.. Hal and Colonel Martin.
In this county the contest for county ofa>
ces promises to be somewhat interesting.
-Four tickets are In the field, namely: Dem.
ocrAtic, Republican, lrsenback and Tenn
perance. ,a-"r ,,-,.I 81. II
The Temperance men have only put q
ticket Of candidates for Senators, Represen-
tatiyss, Sheriff and Coroner, emitting the
lLeyy Court Commissioners. Tho ticket Of
the Greenbacksrs has similar deficiency Of
five Levy Court Commissioners, which may
be supplied before the election. oJtdR =
IN Kent county no ticket other than the
Democratic has bsen put In the field thus
far. In Sussex, however, the Democrats
ARE opposed with some vigor BY the Green.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-31
HALLOW EEN.

To-day, the last day of October, is
known as All Hallow Eve, the English and
Scottish version of All Saints Day. Hallow
Fen 10 thought to be night when witches,
DEVILS. and other notwithstanding beings
are all abroad on their baneful midnight
errands. Particularly those aerial people,
the fairies, are aid on that night to hold
grand anniversary. The custom OF carrying
on all sorts Of mischievou sness in shape OF
taking off and hiding gstes, signs, and
other movable things, the. ringing Of bells'
besides the many indoor amussments, ars
still kept up, principally by the young
folks. In many hemes tonight there will
be, joy and ,mirth at the comical
pranks Of the children as they dive into
the tub Of water for the apple, and coming
out without It, like drowned rat.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-31
!. I ONE. CENT
- AEI .WKIIE.TT
YESTERDAY MORNINGS FIRE.

THE SPICE MILLE At FAJLKLAND AGAIN
pEsTRsYIp BY T1RE-A DWELLING
HOUSE .ALso .BsRNsS Lessy $4,000
PARTLY cov1RHDs BIZ INSURANCE..
The Spice Mills, At Faulkland, on the
Delaware Western Railroad, about eight
miles from this city, wereaburned yesterday
morning, ,about:1 o'clock, which Is the third
time they have haen> destroyed by hrs. It
started about midnight, and gained consid-
erabls headway before 1t Was discovered.
By 1.So o'clock, the building with all its
contents, was totally consumed, The store
house, about one hundred feet back OF the
mills, which was occupied by two families,
was also burned. The burned mill is new
stone. building, built after the Are four
years sgo. The mill ID the property of the
Philadelphia, Trust Safe Deposit aud In-
surance Company, trustees for the estate
of franklin Fell, deceased, formerly pro.
prietor of the mill. ]. M. Furvis q Co., of
Philadelphia, are now running, the mill.
The loss was about $4,000.
The insurance amounts to $22,500 on tha
building and machinery, and. 81, 900 on the
stock, the policies being in q number Of
companies, as follows n - '''a1'ti -
Delaware, Of this city, $1,000; North
America, Of Philadelphis, $4,000; Hartford
Of Hartford, Comp, $4,000; Manhattan, Of
N. j., 81. 900; French Insurance Corpora
tion, Of Paris, $1,000; Connecticut Fire In
surance Company, $1,000 Scottish Com
rnarnJaJ- ~ ~lJoa~nws % f1flf.-g HStra
Hartford, Ct., $4,000; Farmers, of york,
Pa., L$2, 600; Liverpool and London and
Globe, ,ef ENGLAND. $4,000, Royal Canadian
of Canada, $1,000; Phoenix, of Hartford,
81, 500. ALL tho above. .insurancesezar
through the agency Of Woollsy ~ Van
Trump, of this city. q vls.ya bsaegsdlse nj
The FIRE 10 supposed to he of incendiary
origin 80 may be seen from the facts given
below. A member of the firm of j. M.
Purvis u Co., already mentioned, is the
foreman Of the mill, and In . measure, con-
ducts the business, although he is under
the control OF the owners Of the mill. 1t
appears that brother of the foreman who
works In the mill Was discharged on Mon
day blythe propr.etors, owing to some difl-
Guilty. A German was sent ydownafrom
Philadelphia to take the place OF brother
in-law of the foreman whose discharge, was
also contemplated. The foreman positively
refused to let this man 70 to work, and he
was sent back to Philadelphia with threat
ening message to Mr.. A. J. Brown, the gen.
eral manager of the company. On Tuesday
Mr.. Brown came to Wilmington, and ac-
compsAied by an officer, paid visit to the
spice mills. The foreman was very obsti-
nate, but after conference of some length,
came to terms, and the difficulty was sup
posed to have been amicably settled.
That night the mills was burned down,
Az already stated the fire is thought to have
been caused by an incendiary, but at pres
ent the case 10 not clearly developed. New
phases are expected to-day. -, m.-
The Morning herald., 1878-10-31
COMMITTEE, APPOINTED.

in consequence Of tho resignation of Mr..
James Woolley, Chairman of tho finance
Committee OF the Board of Education Pres
ident Ecksl has appointed the followlng
committee: samuel +, Belts, Howard Simp-
son, and Allen Speakmsn. an2liH To:9HT'aQ;
The Morning herald., 1878-10-31
-ztHERIFFS SALES. 1
HHERIFF:S SALE.

BY, virtue, OF q writsof .venditioni Expo.
as to me direct'd will be exposed to
ahlic Ball at the L .tryslte Hotel, No. 81
$hlpley street, b edit b. John Doughrrty
county, Del, on '-- = "
\ FEDNESnAY the 9th day OF November,
MI lat o'c,ock, p. m.
Ihe following described real estate, viz:
feglnnlng at point on The westerly eide
Iatnall street, at the distance OF 81 feet
ON the no therly side OF Front street,
aence westerly along the line of land OF
,eot =. Hsrdman 81 aad parallel with Front
Sieet, vi fest to lin ct land Of l.. G ats,
Pence northerly along the line of said
iatts land and parallel with Tatnall
teet, II iest TO y line of land belonging
me he1 ~ May Riley, deceased thence
Sterly parallel with Front street, Of ieet
the westerly side of Tatnan street.
aence southerly along sail, westerly Stcie
aanall street, l feet to the place Of be,-
Inning, Dol the contents thereof more OR
Seized and taken in execution an the
operty OF samuel Barr, aud to bc sold bS
e, ISAAC GRUBB. ShsrifY:
ssShsrins Ones, New Castle, October II
The Morning herald., 1878-10-31
THE STATE CAMPAIGN

On Friday night, the Democrats will held
q meeting at the Black Horse Hotel, ut 7.S0
O'Clock. Messrs. Fl. B. Pennington, Waltsro
Cummins, James B. vallapdipghAm, and
others, viii deliver addresses. The meeting
st the Grand Opera House, on Saturday
night will DO addressed by Hon. Thomas f.;
Bayard. Seats will DO kept for ladiss &C,
comranied by gentlemen.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-31
BURIAL PERMITS.

! Itwould be well for Some of onr people
to remember that there 10 law In relatisn
TO the granting of burial permits BY which
the Issuing OF such permits is confined sole
u to the Registrar Of Deaths and Burials.
The now Registrar will enforce the ordi-
nance bearing upon this point. .e as. l5gi
The Morning herald., 1878-10-31
DIED.

sITES-1n Philadelphia, Oct. 2sth, 1878, DR..
Joseph Sites, son-fn-law Of the late Dr.
SimOns of this city.
The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, on III ursday
afternoon, on the arrival of the train at
4 O'Clock, Interment in the family lot at
the Wilmington and trandywine Come
tery.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-31

The sewer oyer Clements Run y uow be-
ing repaired,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-31

r. x. A. Bail, Friday Nov. 9Th. Q
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ALDkRYiN MOkRISS CANTiSS.


A LETTER FROM IiUMOw WEED URGING Mi. NOR
RIs's FRIENDS 60 sEE THAT MS REPLICATION
Is MADE SURE.
To he Edtfor " TAe Trf6uHe
SIR: Alderman Mrris, as is we'll known, was Sc
ri0usy wounded or saturday last by an unknown
assassin. 1t Is impossible TO suppose that Alderman
Morris was Intentionally struck at for he has given
no Just cause OF otfene to any man. HIS life, prl-
vate and public, has MT only been blaiucless. but
useful. lie is a truly god man and IN eminently
valuable member OF the Common Council Indeed,
he Is Legitimate descendant aud successor of Alder
men who served the ely honestly and faithfully
forty years ago. The oily occasion for regret is
that such Aldermen arenow too scarce. But my
present purpose rs simply o remind the constituents
Of Alderman Morris that ls Is unable 10 attend TO
his canvass and that it is incumbent on them 20 seq
that be is reelected IL hr more important to his
district and TO our citizens generally than to the
Alderman himself that he sDuld remain in the
Common Council. where his voce is heard and his
vote Is cast on the night Size VI every question.
Those of us who know the character and appreciate
the services of Alderman Morris hould no, be con-
tent with merely voting for hnn. but should exert
our influence in every proper vayto secure his re-
election. T.w.
Aes-Y oTk. Oct 81. 1878
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A CENTRE SHOT AT Misses.


The silence of Mr. Manton Marble respect
ing ne arriOus iupcatlOns OF the cipher dlspatcnrs
contrasts strangely with the eAtreme % 49,
,ocI le-s inportsnt when judge MeLin. In an inter.
yi-w accorded Ia Washington repoiu i - &c.
Ir Marble had approached him with bihe, The atter
was VERY ind gnant The Grdphe IA matter o. news vs.
couief the cfst OF the allegation simply ahilhg inc
editorial coumeut that Mr. Marble doubtless coma ana
would explanation In Response 10 T Nei h.
Marble published a long letter ~ The World Ihhs NO
chi out ami uelored to The graphic covered by the io
Lowing note
rho Editor Of The Graphic having cirrusted sanl.ous
t,elo0a co,crrnng Mr.. MantOn Marble Is rtque hd 10
ircVts a. widely liz denial Of them, aerewth inco-ed
January 10. 1873
A we had atr,sdy Published his ponLblan denial.
aud as Lhe curt prlseoogY OF his noe dd not seem 10
euttle him any extra consicefallOn We =, cuise
tnok no nutlee OF his peTemptory DEMAND indeod the
.ut~rtoni heat shown by Mr. Marble was hint thst
there might b. something behind W. cn no ora nor I'LL
tn have known. The revelations piade now ny lHB
TuIyKs ctpher tchcs explain the eagerDess wih
yri Mr. Marble guarded tue citadel OF hs honor 10
Iunuary but the pub 10 viii wonder why his fervent
sr,.tion has lost its edge, that lie Is Obliged 10
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DIED

COSDIT-In waertown. Conn. october 30 Marion Foot
Coud.t Mt,urn V. j., only daughter OF Hubert and
Liza Scoyilie, OF WaleYt0wn. COyn.. aged AZ years.
Christ ChuTCh, WATERFOWL. Conn.,
Afternoon Al = O'Clock.
VERErT-On Tuesday. october 30 1873 Metcaf Everett
81 Passlic, \. j.. IN the 3lst wear of his age.
Furera from his late residence on Friday November
!. n l:3J 0. ~.
Train foot Chamberss ili5 O'CLOCK for Harrison
Station P3sslc where carriages VIII be ~ ATTENDANCE
FISKE-In Baltimore Md Wednesday morning, Oct ber
h. Fske wire OF the late TheOphiius Fake
cnyes are Invited 70 attend heF funeral a the
residence brother Or W. H. Dwinele n est 34th
tis ety. Friday november l. 81 il o'clock A. H.
FI-HER-At City Tuesliy October 30 Mrs. 10
deiala Fisher, IN the SIst year of her age.
fIIdiY November IL O'Clock. rom
,anca OF J. H. EdwarlA 40 Jersey ave. Jersey CITY,
HI STf.R-Tn Brooklyn y. D., Wednesday Night Oct0
Der 80. j. II. Hobart. OF the late J. h. Hunter.
h Late residence 242 SOuth lSts on
FRIDAY. November !. at .. m.
KSEEIASD-In BROOKLYN, Tuesday night October go,
Mari b.. wife Of FTanki4n r.. hneeland, and youngest
dan yhteT OF job f. Anderson.
Funeral her ate residence No 3S3 GrandzVe
BroJklyn, Friday. November !. al 1 o'clock y. IN.
THOMPsoN-On Wednesday October 80, Robert r. Thomp-
son In the Glst year of his are.
Funeral residence, % De kAbpacc. on
Saturday, November 2. al O'Clock - M
wFLTIN GTON-At Washington Heights. THURSDAY, Octo
her 81 Schouer. only OF Margaret and Aaron
II. welngtsn. aged years months and 20 days
Notice OF funeral hereafter
ENTHUSIASTICALLY his residence No. TAG 5thave. Thurs
day, October 81. Stephen Wrsy.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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5 ,stl,ss In thls part OF the state. Oh snc
Was % $50 80 g.yTIhlieaa yete VII core 70 the yo
dhef 90 Ia ali az central aad northern new-iu oa,
gstl will snow not less than their usuai nu
hers I'M the next Assembly, 49, -, -, 90
rha future historian of politics VIII nave "
- al the vocabulary Of the GreeneacS parry
- extensively made MP, apparently OF .He go.
"a, sort Of Literary feIIers." conToVsr" ~
- an, now IN the centre OF the s'h'o ~,
- .inrrrity Of E. J. LOOMS, the sS'.,o-
- va. so severely handled oS
ca"tr,nr in q speeeh about tor'nlEn' 80
80 has been made the subject OF -
- nv ope E.more sharpe-snothef suans -, =,
"a. oS the party that any mem Der iee's
,,D,,v tn issua a circular Whenever -.
res him The circular dehou"' AZ
- ,-.e. NIL the GreeenbacK eircu4i'
&c somebody Aud this Is the cnronih'" sly -
,,e.,o. He (Loomis) Is the very emDouino"' VI
TUG ambition, II reckless OF the rights Oh utH'
,ronecunous, affctS and sports reSsi s'yle
49,. ~ bis worship are money and that cheap no
Luz :, q hought and captivaied py money anu
, o,tnort these weeks existence "oH" %
spiuS' 90 HIM He despises industry ana ooes "o'
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