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The Morning herald., 1878-08-03
WARRINGTON LETTER.

lrTO" our opeclat SOrF0SDOnu6nL II
WARRINGTON, D. G., Aug. 2, 1873.
Among the recent remarks Of General
Grant, in Europe, duly served up here, is
one that is very complimentary to Ben But
Ter ss General, q statesman and q citizen.
General Butler has promptly responded by
saying that Grant was not ooly our greatest
soldier, but In civil capacity showed the
highest order of ability. A little while ago
Butler had In print. though he did not pub
lish 1t, pamhhlet 10 which he attempted
to show and believed that he did show that
Grant was blund-rer and butcher as SOL
der, and wholly unfit, by resspn OF ignor~
ance and intempernte habits for civil en-
ployment. VIII some one fud copy of
that pamphlet and will some Boswell re-
produce the table and bottle talk Of Grant
about Butlerg Both OF them wish to be
President Grant thinks be alone can be
elected bv the Republican party, and But
Ter believes that the country in the agony
and delirum of giving birth to new party
may mistake him for statesman and an
honest man: OF course they Ire both
doomed to disappointment, but the publica-
ton Just now of the honest opinions they
entertain Of each other would have good
effect upon people who do not understand
them both.
A Maine Republican Convention has
about the same relation to Blaine that that
tail has to the dog. II the Senate, had
made violent greenbsck speech In the
Convention held at Portland, the other day
nine -tenths Of the delegates would have sp-
plauded him as heartily 90 ever. He hap
pened, however, to ali9ht on the hard money
side Of the fence and the applause came all
the same. Two thirds of the voters of the
State dislike and distrust the man, but the
other third manage the Republican Con-
Unless sooner called together by the
Chairman, the Potter Committee will not
meet again until August 18th. Then wit
nesses from the South will be examined and
the preparation of tho report commenced.
The House, 1t will be remembered, voted
that the title of Mr.. Hayes to the Presi-
dency WAS sacred, and, In effect, that that
title would not be affected II It was shown
that he was not really entitled to the vote
Of single State, 90 that whatever the Com
mittee has proved or may hereafter prove
unless 1t furnishes ground for impeachment
will not disturb the Administration. But
after the publication of the Committees re.
port I do not believe an honest and well
informed man will assert that Hsyes was
entitled to the vote of Louisiana or Florida.
What little labor troubles We had IN
Washington last week were settled sum-
marly by the police. Absurd prominence
was given them by the associated press re-
ports. The chief spokesman of the sup
posed disorderly class paid his fine Of five
dollars and is again speaking In the streets.
The labering men of Washington, white
and black, are as orderly as any In the
world. A year ago, when Pittsburg and
Chicago were red with fire and blood, the
laborers here were as hungry as any but en-
tirely peaceful. MCKAY.
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THE RIGHTS OF LABOR.

As question of domestic policy tho right
of a laborer's wages ought to be placed
beyond cavil. Every workingman In the
,itv should be certain what are the inten.
lions of persons to be voted for hereafter,
on two vitality important subjects, viz:
Is he In favor of law to extend the
limitation act to rent, and thus protect the
ftriaing furniture of the poor from sale by
landlord. eS az ,.-.--r 81. .tlF5 'a5i
viii he vote to make workman's wages Q
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DEMooRArIosTATE CONTENTION


A Convention of the Democratic citizens
Of the State of Delaware will be held, at
Dover, 10 Court House hall, on Tuesday the
9th day of August 1878, at IL O'Clock M,
for the purpoce Of nominating a candidate
for the Office of Governor and candidate
for the office OF Representative in Congress.
The Chairmen Of the several Cousty Com
mittees are requested to Issue calls In their
respective Counties, giving the proper no.
tice and appointing the time for choosing
delegates to said conventions,
JAMES. R. MITCHELL,
Chairman of State Central Com.
Attest james L. Wolco.t, Sec.
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LOCAL d" AFFAIRS,
LOCAL NOTES.

This ID the day the Guards. 90 to Reho-,
both. " l
The policemen are not kept very busy
nowadays. a5 "-" " .|-' .','
The Second Ward Is full of candidates
for the State Convention. a@ sh
Miss Ward, who recently was accidentally
shot isable to be about. alsH@e te
Wilmington Democracy is all agog over
to-day's delegate election. oi7 3e'gl
The reed In the Delaware has bloomed o.
fortnight earlier than usual.
The polite city treasurer was kept busy
Yesterday paying of the city's workmen.
This afternoon M. M. Child will sell q
number Of building lots in the Ninth Ward.
Dover will wake up Tuesday and find
itself in the midst Of considerable political
excitement. ....
Leave your subscription with Davis, 607
Market street, for New York or .Philadel-
phis Sunday papers. Tea '.#yf
The Fame Hose Company received twenty
lONS Aeot VI cuCtlOA uOso, y0bLorttvy, IrOW
Whitehead & Bro, NJ. ~
Ice Cream Of tho purest Ingredients only,
at J. T. Gardeners Saloon, 8. W. Corner OF
Seventh and Shipley streets. p. .,s..s
The best and cheapest place to buy Hats,
White Shirts, Suspenders, Stockings, and
Umbrellaa, 10 at Ross One Price Store, 11e
Market street. Call and see them. .r
We are pleased to say we have in oul
city 6rst-clsss ffe and drum corps, and
ready for engagements at short notice. Fol-
further Information apply to Il. Johnson
206 Walnut Street, or William Berger, VII
son below Ninth. q
The "Bsby's Best Friend,"i is the mos
appropriate title for DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
1t 10 absolutely free from opium, morphis
and other powerful agents, is perfectly
safe and reliable under all Circumstances
and by allaying the usual stomach snd
bowel disorders of babyhood keeps the child
from frstting and crying, so injurious tt
itself and annoying to all. Price, IS cents
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ONE CENT:
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
News CASTLE, DEE. Aug.

- e81ol NHwaCAsTLs, DEL, Aug. /.
Mr.. John r. seanley has received the con
tract to erect 10 back buildings in the rear.
of Tsskers row, in Shawtown. s,
The skaters commenced stating the roof
the Mount Zion NJ. e, Church IN this city,
this morning, Mr.. Spear, Of Wilmington, Is
the contractor. The Rev. Mr.: Hubbard, the
pastor has done q great deal for the congre-
cation since he came here, about 8 months
ago.
The Public Schools were white washed
last week by Frank Patton and the janitor
Is securing the floors and wood work, this
week which will be great benefit tethr
pupils. .l,.-o :. tr.r.y.f- ,.ae IN eafs
Mr.. Washington Turner, is going 10 have
erected in few days large back building
to the stores Of Messrs Deakyne and Dsris.
1t will be and improvement to the property
and something that has been needed for
some time. ''sS' "S's a''s +'''' s.
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WILMfyGTON. DEL. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8. 1878.

first lien upon any fund realized from an
execution or sale Of any employing manu-
facturer, farmer, or merchant.
You, workingmen, have now the power
to protect yourselves against the smiles and
wiles Of officials and politicians. VIM you
do it, or be led blindly as In the pasts
The rights of the laborer are far more
sacred than those of'any other creditor, -
food, clothing, shelter, the first prime
nscesssries Of life, are entirely dependent
on wages among the working classes, hence
should have priority over all other kinds
of debts. ,t. "A. .tsss r. 'g-3
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THE "GUARDs" AT REHoBoTH.

The DUPONT Guards, Company c, F. R.
D. M, will leave this afternoon at 1.05
O'Clock for Rehoboth Beach. The company
will no doubt have fine reception, as their
arrival Is snxiously looked for. On We'd
nesday evening next grand complimentary
ball will be rendered the company, when
they will appear in full dress uniform
Their quarters during their visit will be in
the annex to the Surf House. Oglesby's
Brass Band, of Chester, Pa. will accom-
pany the Guards.
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SOCIETIES.

MEETING THIS (sATURDAY) EvxNINa.
Lenspe tribe No. 8, 1. o. r. M, in Maris
Building.
Mechanics Lodge, No. 4,I o. o F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Lafayette, No. Q, X. of p, at K.of p,
Hall.
jefferson Council. No. 10, o. U. A. M.
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Eden Division, No. 6, s. of T., NC Clary
Building.
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A CLAIM FOR CARRYING THE MAILS

A Washington dispatch states that in ad-
dltion to the controversy between the Posts
Office Department and the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore road, arising
out of the threatened execution Of rates on
the part of the department, this company
has put in . claim upon the Government
above the amount paid their road for carry
ing mails Of certain proportion Of the
Gums paid other companies whose cars run
over their tracks.
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A DRENCHED PARTY.

On Thursday evening party Of young
ladies and gentlemen, while out sailing on
the Delaware River, were caught in the
storm and driven on the Jersey shore,
where the boat was swamped. The party
fortunately escaped an injury, except
drenching. The party returned about mid
night. .r. ,"s"HEI y
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WARD MEETINGS.

At the meeting Of the sth Ward Demo
Gratis last evening, at Taylor and Church
Streets, Messrs. B. J. Mcguire, Hugh Dona-
hue and Thomas Clark were appointed
Judges to hold the Mayoralty' nomination
election on Saturday next, to be held at No.
7O2 e. 7th street. Tho meeting adjourned
to meet next Friday evening, at the above
place. II ~ @ LE e e%E-+ #*83hH8T s&a
At the Sixth Ward meeting, the following
committee was appointed to nominate cindf-
dates for Council, Inspector and Assistant
Inspectors;-For the 1st precinct, John n.
Ogle; 2nd precinct, d. B. Morrow, Judges
to hold the N animation election for Mayor,
LIST precinct, W. H. Lee, Judge; w., A.
Bleyer and Il. O. Ogle, Assistants: End pre-
cinct, W. Il. Hyatt, Judge; John NJ. Enos
and Osborne Chaylor, Assistants. Al
journed to meet Friday evening next. y
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BETWEEN THE BAYS.

Tramps are becoming numerous and im>
pudent on the peninsula. F'' 5'& ''~' ',
: s.t., ,.4a. .g aaI pNaEa e4B EHH
Accounts Of depredations Of tramps are
already becoming numerous. " lToI'%'b''
A new drawbridge will be shortly
erected over Back Creek at Chesapeake
City. -...........8 resilasi1aQi as
Chesapeake City has an. ebony Charley
Ross who has been arrested for, stealing,
chickens. t& '." '+'-s '@N'
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! Washington Territory contains 10000
people. I as.aS a +" "ss" ,t'& s.r.'. ia W. y.
4 In Baltimore, from the 1st of Janusry to
the lat Of August, 1873, there were S12
deaths less than in the corresponding time
In 1877.
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The earth is flying around the sun at ths
rate of 1000 miles minute.

4AC ohR bu 10 AyAuk ~AVuuu VIZ ouA ~ sAO
rate of 1000 miles minute. .
Gone sloft Is little Jimmy;
In the pantry meier again
Will he gather mothers pickels
To his little stomach's pain.
From the topmost shelf he tumbled,
Crashing down he fell ker slam,
And q petrifed cucumber
Pierced him through the diaphragm.
The little Republic Of Switzerland has an
army of 10000, organized In eight divi-
sions. There are $4,000 infantry, 1e,50O
artillery, $500 engineers, 2,7oo sanitary
force, and 9,OO0 cavalry. Besides this,
which IL called the elite army, there is .
Landwehr ,of 92, 900 men: What Switzer-
land does with oil this military force does
not appear. q
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vniVE:--Tne Democratic Executive com.
|rulSs wee, n, 81 New Castle county, under the
|lswa = nave ave sRportioned the county as fol,
|Cs |Crsss@ y WIT WI; Wilmington. Christians, Mill
Gsonx.. White Clay Creek. new Castle. 81
|tisS tiSEeI n nsr snd Blackbird Hundreds are enti.
|the Msne w nave each one representative in
ana next nM.ext Legislature. Pencader in the
ent,tIns1Irl tHI.sIrlct, and RED Lion in The 3rd, are
Tas,ea Thse a,to.a TO have each one Senator.
|convsnt.ctio vta.ection OF Delegates 10 the State
Az hut.ention calls to meet at Dover. Aueusi
% and 1 q. nominate candidates for Governor
I've ee1cn,S;rsss, viii be held In the respect
reslsection Districts Of the COUNTY, on
IIuEaay. IIsu.Eaay. August 3rd. The nomination
ana snSIa0a 10 ior candidates for the Levy Uonrt
iSt .St me Legislature, will be held on the
pe,H.ttrdey of6eptember. 'A
n o,cInst ,Is 20 pc opened from IL o'clock, M. tn
|bv tck tScek T; M. The election is to be held
leiectinSn tiS laagss who held lie nomination
WI. q, WALKER. Chairman.
WILLIAM H. NEWTON. dec. bro W tenn i
.'.rH ......... tn
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WATER WITCH FIRE co.

There will be special meeting of the
Watear Witch Fire Co., at O'Clock this
evening. Members are requested to oabe
present as busines of importance will be
brought before the meeting. 7''
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CONTRACT AWARDED.

The Water Commissioners have awarded
the contract for building . pump house, to
e. Jefferis & Son, of this city, for ~, 800,
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PEACH SHIPMENT.
CHURCH NOTICES.

Household of Faith: Preaching at 1880
q. m. and 7:SO p: m. by Elder James David
son, of Philadelphia. .....+ ~..M rn.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, J. M.
Haldeman, pastor. Communion in the
morning. Revival services In the even
ing, after which baptism will be admins
tered. 4 .. .LI.I ..t ...as q.
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DIED.

0LANDING-August 1st, at 8 A. NJ. Mis-.
age, Friends and relatives OF the family
are respectfully requested 10 attend the
fur eral at the residence OF her husband,
y. w. cor. eth and French sts, Saturday
August3d, at2 P. M. ia. proceed to River
view Cemetery.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-03

Mr.. John Diefendort, Esq, Manager Of
V. E. Holmes Boston Ore Price Clothing
House, will 20 to Monterey Springs, on
Monday, a"f '9t "%-t 4
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BOGUS PHOSPHATE.

An agent, falsely representing the firm
Of Walton, Whann & Co., phosphate manu-
ufaeturers, of this city, has been travelling
through New Jersey. Farmers look out for
him.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-03

| otiCE.-'-The partnership heretofore
"a gItistlng between John J. Dougherty
81 n tne mn, lafayette Hotel, is this day Dissolved
~ mutual consent.
JOHN !. DOUGHERTY.
In JOHN LOWTHER.
k,nnnI D. me business will hereafter be con-
iii IIIIeu re Dy Mr.. Dougherty, who will collect
|bii,. .oaey due the arm, and settle sny
|nnt,su aHe continuance Of the patronage Of the
ISStc wS..cl ~ respectfully solicited, AZ no effort
hErisStt Will bespared to have everything
Eu~ 4ag5 jy3O
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The Clothiers in Phila-
delphia have confessed,
and do admit that we have
the BEST FITTING,
MOST STYLISH CUT,
aud hest finished Clothing
ever shown in this city.
We are proud to say that
we have the finest Clothing
House in Phiisdelphia,
and our sales are much
larger than any other house
in the city. We wish our
customers to bring their
friends visiting the city, to
see us, and we also ex-
tend d speciai Ahv!Iation
to the citizens Of Phila-
delphia to visit our POPU-
LAR CL o T H I N G
HOUSE in the LEDGER
BUILDING, Chestnut
Street, corner Sixth,
The following facts
should be remembered:
l. That we do not deal
in any shoddy goods.
2. That our goods are all
new, and of the latest
styles.
3. That our prices are
based on the Live and
Let Live principle, and
are in the reach of all.
We are strictly one
price. ......... gztr9
The Morning herald., 1878-08-03

A OhDIN hNCE DEFl lHlNd lea ~
"A Salaries OF THE OFFICERS OF
Be it ordained py the City Council of
Sec. i. The Salaries and compensation
of the officers Of the City hereinafter
MAYER Der year, $1,000
Clark OF Council per year 800
Ieailiff per year, 900
City Auditor per yea, 900
City Auditors Clerk per year. 800
City Treasurer per year, l000
accountant pei. year, 7D
Street Commissioner per year SU
City Solicitor per year, 500
Superintendent Hospital per year 500
Hospital Phycian, per year. W0
Register of Deaths and Burials per year 100
Vaccine Physicians per year, 100
Clerk of the Market per year, 500
Chief Engineer Water department per
Registrar Water Department per year. 800
Chief Eaglneer Surveying Department
A Gssistant Isl Engineers surv. ying Depart. 49,
mtnt per year, 900
Ftae Fsss s1SSs Watch al per cry Year a,o0A p' ~ 5oo
The Assessors and Collectors for their
services as follows:
For making the assessment and re.
celying taxes in July, August and es.o
On ali taxes collected by them after that
time, 6per cent,
High Constable per year, 70o
1ergants of Police per year, 6O
Police COnslables per year 6W
District Constables per year, - 800
Prison Keeper per year, 6W
Sec. O. All ordinance or parts or ordtnan-
ces inconsistent with this ordinance: are
hereby repealed.
PASSED st the City Hall Dec. q, 1876, by the
following vote.
Yeas: Messr'. Baker, Canby, Chandler,
Davis. Downing, Febiger Irelan, johnson.
Jones, Pickles; Kendall, Windle and Presl-
dent Lichtenste!n-A.
Nays: Messrs: Ford. Lynch, McGlinchey
~ II. l.. LICHTENsTEIN, President.
VIM. II. FOULK, Clerk. Aug2
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. James Bryan starts for Atlantic City
to-day, where he will remain for q week.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-03

NOrICE.-The Aid Loan Assc citation now
~ offers new series of shares for sale.
lall day or evening on
GEORGE G. MARIS,
JnT-lm secretary.
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STATEMENT.

DIVIDEND. ..~~ xg.v Ta
/ OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON } I \,
"fa tF COAL Gas COMPANY,
Wilmington, August lst, 1879.
The Directors of the Wilmington Cosl
Gas Company, have this day decl- red q
dividend Of three dollars per share for til :.
past six months, payable on demand.
VIM. p. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
aug2-10t 800 Shipley street.
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FAVORABLE FOR ErIDEMIos.

While there 10 little apprehension Of the
disease becoming edidemic 1t is considered
best to observe every precaution, especially
as last winter was comparatively Q mild
one, making the conditions for spread Of
contagious diseases, In the opinion Of medi-
cal experts, more favorable than when con-
tinued severe cold weather has killed the
germs of the disease.
AT MATANZAS. ~
The report of our Consul at Matsnzss,
Cuba, to the 29th of July shows no de-
crease in the number of the cases Of yellow
fever at that port. ..., y. .H.t
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INVTICE.-5OO pew shares of the Working.
~ mems Loan association are now Of
Itoa, ana may be taken any time, Call
|day and evening on
GEO. @. NARIs. sec,
" limo
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE SPREAD
OF YELLOW FEVER.

A special despatch from Washington
have been sent to officers Of
the customs revenue at all the seaboard
and Western river ports to promptly tele-
graph to the Supervising Surgeon General
Of the Marine Hospital Service the first sp-
pearance of yellow fever at their stations or
vicinity.
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NOTICES..

nlVORCEs, in any state, without pub
- leity, send st mp for the law. g. r,
SINS, Chicago,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-03

!, Among recent fashionable arrivals in,
Rochester are the Hon. Green Corn and Mrs.
Cobb.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-03

N0rICE~Picked up q drift on the Della
y ware River. part of raft of Hemlock
VIM. REANEY,
Jane5.u New Castle, Delaware.
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~ SALE and retail man uiacturer Of pure
6jos Dream s OF all davors. Excursions pic
kata.. 1estiyals, &c., furnished at the lowest
ed so. 20. Al orders by mall promptly attend
staiis o. vream can DO had at all times at
F@idsSoa, %, " and s8. City Market house Or
". corner 9th and Orange street,
tsa.tsn nsten, Delaware: VI
!eS'u CHARLES KYLE.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-03

|N0YICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS
~ ~ We hereby give notice that the collec-
~ sSfs r On county and Poor tax will be at No.
n GT,1a hsAt Mxth street, during the months of
Gu,y aur snd August, and at 8l8 Market strset
purlng the evenings. -.
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER, JR.
.v,.,. A. GIVEN,
1y4'u Collectors.
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CLOTHING HOUSES.
A ACONFESSION!

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PRINTING.

Lois better located than these have not
been offered at public sale far several years
they are on high ground with good views
Of the surrounding country ana Delaware
River, in beautiful part OF Wilmington.
Every one who wishes to make o good In
vestment or secure o fine location for O.
home should attend this sale, which will he
POSITIVE AND NO UNDERBIDDING'
They are situated on the northerly side OF
ath street o, d the westerly side Of Market
street. between Oath and 28th streets.
TERM5.-Twenty per cent cash, and thu
balance 10 notes with approved endorsers,
equally divided a. 8 and q onths, bearing
interest nom day of sale. Settlement in
oil cases to be made previous to the follow
ing Saturday. August 10. otherwise pur'
chase may be declared void at the opLiOn
Of the seller. A clear discount offs per
cent allowed on the whole amount II paid
In cash within one week from day OF sale.
M. M. CHILD.
Agent to Effect Sale
L:W. aTIDHAM q Son, Auctioneers.
ty%,2. .13l,augs
The Morning herald., 1878-08-03

AN ORDINANCE DEFINING THE
n SALARIES OF THE OFFICERS OF
TIE CITY.
Be 1t ordained py the City Council of
Uui1uoinofou
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legal advertisements.
Order for Meeting of Creditors
under Section .jO32.

IN THE DISTRICT tOt XII Oh THE UNITED
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF
Francis Low, Jr., : In BankruptGy.
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
Upon the application of Edmund F. Webb As
sgnee of the estate of Francis Low, Jr, Bank.
rupt, IT Is ORDERED, That a second general meet
ing of the Creditors of said Bankrupt, be held at
the Court House In Augusta, in said District on
the twenty third Gay of August, A ID. lS1s at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, before John w. MAY, one of the
Registers in Bankruptcy IN said Dstuct, for the
purposes named in the Section 50tl OF the Revised
Statutes of the United States Title Bankruptcy.
AND IT Is FURTHER ORDERED, That the As
sgnee give notice OF said meeting by sending
written printed notices by mail, postpaid, ofthe
time and place OF said meeting TO all known cred
TORS of said Bankrupt; and that he also notify the
Bankrupt to be present thereat; and he shall also
publish notice OF the time and place of said meet
ing once week for two successive weeks, i'm the
newspaper called the kennebec Journal, printed
at Augusta the first publication to be al least ten
days prior to said meeting.
WITNESS, the Honorable EDWARD Fox, Judge
OF the said Court, and the sea thereof, at Port
land, in said District, on the I'll irtieth day
OF July, A. ID. 1873.
PAUL DANA,
Dept. Clerk OF District Court, for said District
Issued this Goth day OF July. A. u. ISIS by
JOHN w. MAY Register.
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Parsons Purgative pills, make New klch Blood,
and will completely change the blood in the entire
system three months. ANY person VINO Will
take pin each night from l g. u weeks may be
restored to sound health, II such thing be posi-
bile. sent by mail tor letter stamps. L. ;. joins
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Address, j. Bown 4 Son, 1886 aud lSs Wood Street
PIttsburg, Penn. iuly3O4w