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The daily gazette., 1879-08-14
THOMAS N. WIER'S
PRICE LIST HOR AUGUST.

Sugar at Q, ~, 8 and cents pounds
conee, 70 cents our l6 cent cqffee IL excel
lent; coffee at 70 cents Is good at % cents
cant be excelled 4 pounds rice for rs cts. !;
POUNDS raisfns, 70 cents; 4 pounds corn
starch. 20 cents; 4 pounds starch, rs cents
cans salmon 70 cents a; Q cans beat sai dimes
% cents oysters, cents q can oysters, 8
c.nts can 8 pound soda cakes, rs cents;
VI, nna ginger cakes, 10 cts giuger snaps,
10 cents pound egg biscuit, AZ cents pound;
lemon cakes. q pounds 20 cs nts Worces'
tershtre sauce. % cts. bottle; mush rooms,
70 cents can; pounds cheese, rs cents
large bottle French mustard, 10 cents
sweet Oil 10 cents; chow chow, 10 cents
bottle pickles, 10 cents bottle bottles
catsup, 70 cents; pounds currants. 20
cents chicken 25 cents can !; turkey 25 cts.
can, nice for pic-1ics; Douarnene1's sar.
dimes, very best, 2 boxes % cents. We
have large cans OF fat No l shore mack
erei. packed expressly for fam lily use, war
ranted pounds In each can, 90 cents can,
bargain pound boz cod fish No. /
M ss ackerel, 10 cents pound. Our -four
at 81 cehis for 28 pounds ca, u be beat.
Flour at ~ 10 and Is so is excellent. Try
our o. cent tea, 1t Is good. ~
Come and see the bargains opened this
day A. y. M. WIER'S, 1903 Market street.
Fine Irish Dulce 2 buckets 25 cents; Q
Washooards 70 cents; coal riddles 20 and
% cents washing crystal, 12 cents. Cheap
soan at T., NJ, WIER'S.
augl4 St. 1909 Market st.
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POINTS ABOUT PEACHES.
CITY PRICES AND DEL. 4. r. sHIPMEN'

CITY PRICES AND DEL. \. r. sHiPMENTs.
Last week about finished up the
Troths, which are small and undesirable
ami always glut the market, and this
week the real peach harvest commences
in earnest. The Delaware Railroad is
now pressed 10 its utmost capacity, and
at both ends of the line--in the orchard
and In the city market, 1t is work, push,
hurry. The varieties gong In this week
are the Yorks, Mountain Rose and 8 me
Ctawfords, The canneries usually start
on these varieties. The prices obtained
for the fruit up to this tins has been
fairly remunerative, clearing over 10
cents per basket. Two day, last week
some poor fruit sold as low as 80 cents
per basket, running from that Up to 60
cents. With better fruit and weather,
the returns this week are considerably
better. The last returns from Boston
were from $l.25 to ST. 80; New York 20
cents TO 81 90; Philadelphia 30 to 70 cents.
The most of the fruit from our station
goes to the two first named markets. 1t
costs 80 cents per basket 10 put them in
Boston, 20 cents including cents car
tage in New York and 13I cents includ-
ing 4 cents cartage Ia Philadelphia by
rail, ands5 cents by boat.
Eight car loads were sent from Clay
ton Monday and seven yesterday. which
Is likely to be about the daily shipment
for the next 80 or 40 days. or about 1000
baskets per day. The shipments from
Brenford are from three to four cars per
day and Green Spring perhaps from two
to three, making the money returns TO
this section something over $4,000 each
day Smyrna Times Of to-day. 5.f
The pri ,es of peaches in the Whining
ton markets this morning were much
better than for week past. The fruit
was scarce and, as n geu' raj thing, good
Sc, eral wagon loads o; fine Mountain
Rose peaches were beiug sold on Fourth
vailing price was 80 cents per basket
Crawford's early sold as low al 20 cents
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ERrlcf Lacals.

City Council meets In regular ses sion
y TSass - tbs., ssdur.lons len This
dty tbis nosmngs ~ Rs &k
7 Tender 1oin steak At Fullmer's.
A heavy fog this morning.
The Pic Nino Association entertain
ment tukes place tomorrow evening.
Salt oysters at Fullmer's.
The Democrstic nomination takes
place On next 6a.ueday week.
The Coney island excursion takes
plice on Thursday, August 18th.
Devlled crabs at Fullmer's.
About twslve hundred persoEs went
down on the Washington's excursion
his morning 81 =
Turtle soup - Fullmers.
Archie Galloway has been srres, ed for
ssteAllnR watch. ~ ~ 1s
Excursion day.
Smiths excursion goes to New York and
Coney Island ON The 2ah inst.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE, the leading
weekly efthe fsninsulss will be issued
to- day:
Those who have not purchased tickets
for the q. H. A. excursion, to Point
Lookout, on Thursday, August 28th,
fsw left. JDtiie" Stt''F AS
Almost an accident occurred on the
Delaware r.. r. yesterday.
The Ocean Ufty excursions are being
better patronized. -.....-.
The peaches now offered for sale In the
market ars 81 q larger and better quality
than one week ago.
The city railway are repairing certain
portions Of Market street, bet ween their
tracks. ~ NJ . - e
A new grocery store ID to be started at
4l3 Market street.
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ers.nAI nrsss

The population Of Kansas on the 1st Of
March lsst, according To- . census just
completed, was 91o,p7S.
Twenty-eight boys recruited for the
naval service left 81. Louis last night fir
New York, where they will be put on
board the training ship Mimi sta.
Secretary Evarts has rendered a dcci-
sion in the long-pending Well and La
Abra Mexican claims, and placed 1t In
the hands of the President for approval.
Commodore Andrew Bryson 10 order
ed to hold himself ready to take COM
mand of the South Atlantic Station.
Twenty-three new cases Of yellow
fever and twelve deaths were reported
IN Memphis yesterday. ..i b.. ~.
1t Is announced that Colonel John G..
Brownlow, Of Tennessee, special revenue
agent, was dropped ffom the rolls OF the
Treasury Department on the 18th Of last
May.
A new disease Is reported to have ap-
| peaTed among the cattle in portions Of
New Aampshire which battles all treat
ment. l,. ...is..l ,.s... ..,. .,.-
Advices from Australia and the Sand
wich Islands have been received In San
Francisco. Heavy foods have occurred
In portions Of New South Wales. The
beach near Palliser Bay, New Zealand,
has been strewn with the wreckage OF .
large vessel, and all on board are sup
posed to be lost. The volcano OF Kilauea,
in Hawaii, 8 in eruption. ...I
While chasing cat in Troy, N. Y.
yesterday morning. j. p Benson ran
head foremost against tree, fractured
his skull aud fell dead
A ten-year old son of Charles E. Jew
ell, of the New York police force, was
stung to death by hornets, while gather
ing apples in All orchard, at Poughkeep.
lie, yesterday. -..t-.s, ....'
| A five-year-old son OF A. E. Benton, Of
Marlbo, o, Mass, while playing yester-
day in an old dry goods box partly filled
with hay. accidentally set fire to the hay
and was burned to death.
James Stevens shot and killed his wife
In quarrel, 10 Botetourt county, Va,
on Sunday night, He then fed to the
woods, and at last accounts had not beer
arrested. .l.F
DR.. Gulick being drunk, tried to as
sault DR.. Gibbs, at the latter's house, In
Hyde Park, near. Scranton, on Tuesday
night, but was shot and wounded By
Gibbs. Gulick then turned on Mrs
Gibbs, and stabbed b ,r, perhaps, fatally
with pocket kuife. There was in ole
quarrel bet ween the two doctors.
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AN ENGLTSHBAEKSTO
= - ER3S HA6tD FATE.

Whatever may be said as to the justice
ard propr1ety Of unli nJ1eed personal liz
bilty Of Stockholders Id banks and other
monetary corporations, 1T u somceimos
productive Of great hardship, g xitnees
the folio wing ferri BILE story Of : stock
holder In the City OF Glasgow Hsnk,
which he details in aletter 10 the London
Times, in view of the recent legal 0ect
sion making them .reeponslble for tho
loss suffered by the 'depositors in that
II am nov on THE verge Of three SCORE
ofyears and ter. and It Is hard TO be sud-
denly elected from house and home and
the little garden which I cultivate d a
s0lace In my old sge and feeble shea1th,
to be brought down from the iudepend
ent and comfortable position i occupied
and cast upon the charity Of y cold
hearted word, ,.,t.fl = t1v 6.tss
Bitter, however, as this is, I think
could have borne 1t; bnt whom / think Of
my fair daughters depri we'd OF the mod
and obliged to toll with their own hancs
for daily bread, and my poor boys robbed
OF the few thousand, pounds had laid
aside to launch them ON, the busy worth
confess 1 am well nigh ovefwhelmed
with mingled sorrow and indighGHop.
!! am restrained to cry ont,"Am 4, m
deed, in . Christian 'land9 II my lot
had been cast In country = OF ssaSsees
could more cruel wrongs be lnhiAea On
me than those 1 am bearing r. o., how
gladly would endure, imprisonmentf fpr
eight months in Ayr jail with the deeply
guilty bank directors, II at tho end Of
these months my poor girls and boys
could get their own again! 'SHiksln
He explains that, at the REQUEST fof .
dying friend many syears ago, he Con-
sented to act as executor. under his will,
and continued all his, Investments pre-
cisely as they were left. ~ neither did
nor could derive any. .pecriniary advan.
tage from my trusteeshlp:"s .,ct7s~,a
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FOUR LUCKY COMPOsIToRs.
THREE GIRLS AND A SUNDAY sCHoo
- TEACHER WIN $4,000

THREE GIRLS AND A SUNDAY SCHOOL
if TEACHER WIN $4,000.
For several months Jessie Petit, a
csnpositor in the Brooklyn Eagle office,
and three female compositors, have been
IN the habit of buying Jointly half tick
cts in the Louisiana Lottery, each of the
four contributing rs cents. Yesterday,
while the quartette were al work at their
cases, Petit shouted wildly, "We've hit
it | we've hit it p The compositors gath
cred around Petit in excitement as he
pointed to the number of the ticket draw
ing the first prize of $4,000.
mPettit and his partners held half tick
ct emitting them to $4,000. The three
lucky girls came near fainting as they
learned of their good fortune. The city
editor Of the paper, upon being acquain-
ted with the luck which had befallen the
compositors, betrayed symptoms of in
sanity; the managing editor abandoned
his work for . time and wept for Toy,
while the more practical minded publish
er sent out for a basket of wine. The
girls are unmarried.-Sun.
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4 GOOD PLAN

ANYBODY can lear to make m moneyr lpid-
operating in Stocks, by the 1.-TWO Un-
ring Rules for 5uccess"ln Messrs. Law
ence Il Co. snew rcular. The co mbina-
ion method which this firm has made 30
uccessful, enables people with large or
mall mean 10 re Up all the benefits OF
argest 'piLal and lest skill. Thou sands
Of orders, In various sums, are pooled into
one vast amount and co. operated as a
mighty aohole, thus securing to each share.
holder all the advantages of the largest
operator. Immense profits are divided
monthly. Any amount, from % TO 5000,
or more. can be used successfully. N. Y.
BQptist Weekly, September 26th, 1913. says,
by the combination system Sl6 would
make SO, or per cent; $50 pays $3.50. or
per cent; 500 makes 81 200, or 10 per cent.
on the stock during the month, according
to the Market" Frank Leslie's IuustrIed
Ne,Ospoper. June 18th .Ihe combination
method of operating stocks is the most
successful ever adopted NeW York IN
dependent, Sept. 12'h: THE com eination
system IL founded upon correct business
principles, and no person need be without
an income while 1t Is Kept working by
Messrs. Lawrence d Co. Brooklyn Journal.
April 29th "Uur editor made net profit
Of 4I0i .25 from $40 In one of Messrs. Law
rence 4 Co.'S combinations" New oircu-
lar (mailed T. eel explains everything.
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Lawrence & Co., Sank-
erz, 81 Exchange Place. N. y. mye9. wiSt
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired fTom practice,
having had placed IN his hands by an East
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and per-
manent cure for consumption, bronchitis,
catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung
affections, also 9 positive and radical cure
plants, after having tested Its wonderfnI I
curative powers In thousands of cases has
felt It his duty to make 1t known to his
su fferlng fellows. Actuated by this mo-
tive, and a desire to relieve human suffer-
ing, / will send, tree OF charge, 70 all who
desire 1t, this recipe, with full directions
for prepa ring and using In German,
French, or English. Sent by mail bv ad-
dressing with stamp. naming this paper,
W. W. Sherar. 1As Powers fBleck, Roch-
ester. N. Y. le0-weow2e
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FIFTH EDITION.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.


A number Of gentleman have been
solicited to become candidates for the
Democratic nomination for President of
City Council and City Treasurer, but
thus far most Of them have declined to
allow the use of their names. Among
those VINO have declined to be candi-
dates for President Of Council are James
w. Ware, Peter N. Brennan, Robert H.
TAYLOR, Walter Cummins, Isaac C. Pyle
and Esquire L. A. Bertolette. James
r. Hayes is being urged to become a
candidate, aud Harry Sharpley, Esq,
who reluctantly assented TO the use of
his name as candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for City Treasurer, is
being urged to stand for the first posi-
tion, instead. As the election of the
Democratic ticket Is q fOregone cOnclu-
sion, the hesitancy Of these gentlemen is
really commenable under the circum-
stances, and shows that the Offices are
clearly serking the men, and not the
men the Office )ll80 'fF
IT THE RIVER ROAD.
Councilman Townsend g a.es tn at the
work on the river 70 ID is prog, essing
famously. The ditch along porti N I
the line of A lricb's is about excavated,
and by Monday next the road will be in
such condition ~ to permit of the pas
sage of teams clear 70 the river. Mr..
Townsend thinks that if Congress would
oe induced to appropriate efficient
sum OF money to construct ice piers at
the mouth Of the Christiana, . wharf
would soon be built on the Delaware,
either BY the city or by the citizens.
WILMINGTON AND READING
.s Al. 8 BEER.
An item appeared in the GAZETTE
last Saturday stating that the amount of
beer made IN Reading for a year, from
May l, 1878, to April 80, 1879, was 47,-
l34 barrels. Inquiry here shows that
in the matter-of ing beer Reading
has the supremacy. The total amount
of beer made for the year from July /,
1878, to June 80, 1870, was 1O,O5S, or
81 ,O76 less than the amount made in
Reading. ''
,...4 STORE LEASED. .n
~ A gentleman named Kelly has leased
the store OF r. B. Mcdonnell, No. 413
Market street, for q term of years.
He is now having it fitted up
prepatory to opening a wholesale gro
Gerry store. 1t Is stated that he is from
California, and is very wealthy, having
nsde considerable money in mining.
THE SEVENTH WARD TICKET.
The Seventh Ward Democrats, last
night, nominated the following ticket
For City Council-JOhp Macklem.
lnspectors-East Precinct, Thos. j.
Mellon West, John McC affrey Assist
ants-Eastern Precinct, Thomas q.
Doud; West, Job H. Pierce.
WILL NOT INTERFERE.
The meeting of the jackson Demo-
cratic Club, which is called for to-mor-
row evening, Is not for the purpose OF
interfering with the nominations in the
Second Ward, but merely to transact
regular business and to be prepared for
the city election.
FOR CITY TREASURER.
Mr.. Edward McIntye is being much
talked Of in relation to the Democratic
candidadacv for the City Treasurership
He would make an efficient officer anl
his popularity and acquaintance are sucl
as to insure HIM great support.
THE MARSHAL'S HEALTH.
The Marshal, who has been unwel
for some time past, is now almost recov
cred.
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o-DAY'S EXCURSIONS

uisaay Is becomiug a day for ex.
pns w Thursday last, four left
e'y' anu this morning there were
aargest and most important one
W.l Nlete ms morning, was that of
%w%h'hgton Fire Company, for
sn way, on the Tho mas Cpie. The
ml French street wharf a few
es before o'clock, with about
hundred persons on board. Thev
" nave lstt at 6 O'clock, but owing
,he aelss log that prevailed at the
at 'ue ohcers of the boat deemed il
'u,e mol TO leave. After leaving, The
mvIeeued a"% nsis very slowly out the
aua ua; waited some time at the mouth
n, fpo'ng INTO the river. The CITY
.,s Dana Ian. accompanied the excur.
n;,,a nj, anu The arrangements of the
nnS, ,tee nave been so perfected that
wv al VINO went will have a good
y, ssuaday I'd school and friends of
"a a. "A, Al T.. church left Fourth street
n,nn Un 'ae Edwin Forrest for one of
MAJ 'u''ihier resorts above Phila-
M c1vsular weekly excursion to
Fan my ~ also took place this morning
an a, eseaslng the +. w. & b. r. r
na@s,osnoclock, with about one hund,
Ieft fTs1rs i,sl,o on board. When the
Ire M lunar lunar there were about five
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MOST MYSTERIOUS.

Archibald Galloway alias Archie Riley,
was arrested yesterday on the charge of
stealing a watch from O stranger in town.
The mantle of secrecy behind which the
police authorities have concealed them
selves of late, prevents the fact of the
case from being learned, but Riley Is
alleged to have had q CO. partner, and the
police would like to see him. Riley is
kept in close concealnent In the cells.
ESQUIRE BRADY'S CASES.
VIM. Manz was fined 80 cents before
Magistrate Brady for assaulting a man
named Duncan, and received similar
penalty for abusing Mrs. Sarah Price.
Daniel Dugan, the worst yOungester In
town bv large majority was up for
breaking the lock of John Lemon's stable
door, out of pure devilment He was too
young to be fined aud was locked up tor
awhile.
DECLINES TO RUN FOR COUNCIL
John B. Meaney, who was named IS
candidate for the Democratic nOmina-
ton for City Council, in the Fourth
Ward, positively declines to run. This
leaves Messr-. Lewis Paynter and Geo.
A belle the only candidates., and the
contest will be as to who will be the
the candidate for the long term or who
for the short term.
A DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
Tomorrow evening the Pho Mono LIT
erary Society will give a musical aud
dramatical entertainment In the base
mept of st. James Church, Lowering
Avenue and Riddle streets. The senter-
tainments previously given by this
Association have always been enjoyable
affairs and the coming one will be equal
ly as enjoyable.
ISAAC HAYDEN'S THREAT.
Isaac Hayden was arrested yesterday
and gwen hearing at o'clock in the
evening upon the charge of using threat
ening language toward the.watchman in
Jones Guthrie's carriage factory, which
he..is alleged to have tried to burn so down,
some \ ears ago. He was fine1 S2 and
rennired to pay costs and held in 500 to
keep the peace.
REPUBLICAN QUANDRY.
The position of the Fourth Ward
Republicans is not an enviable one.
They want good candidates and are
| In reported that John G. Baker Is willing
| to run, but the leaders are fearful OF his
defeat Last night they were talking OF
], j. McMullinJ and John FehreR bach.
PASTOR CHOSEN.
At q meeting of the New London
Presbyterian congregation, Chester Co..
on the 9th inst, Mr.. David r. Workman
a Ilicentiate of the Presbst terry OF st:
CiairsyiIle, was unanimously elected
their pastor. Mr.. w. has been laboring
there for three months past, and 1t is
Thought he will accept the call.
ON THE MORGAN'S ROUTE.
While the steamer Mary Morgan is
being repaired at the yards OF tne Har. az.
staamer NoyeltN is on her route between
Pblladelphia, Billinssport, Chester and
Bridgeport.
special Sale
of stripe silks, all dark shades, at oo
cents DER yard, by Kennard d 20. y
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The Last from . Fortunate Ge. man
Shoemaker
Is Iscertatnly self explanatory:
u ! ~ Na44 wan Rrunt St..

Brooklyn, N. Y, July 25, 1879.
The undersigned certifies that he was
the holder Of single-number ticket No.
Is Oil, "Class IT," in the drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the
capital prize Of thirty thousand ($3O, ,OOO)
dollars, on Tuesday, July Sth, 1879, said
ticket having cost the sum of two ($2)
dollars, and that the amount was
promptly p aid in full on presentation of
the ticket at the Office of the company in
New Orleans.
,.. a.rI4 NICHOLAS HARTUNG.
Any fruther information, how and
when and where, you can get by apply
ing to M. A. Dauphin, at p. o. Box 692,
New Orleans, La, or same at No. $40
Broadway, New York City.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the semi-annual election of the Pho
None Assyciation, held last evening the
following officers were elected:
Spiritual Director-Rev. Father Dol
lard, pastor of ST. James Church.
President-Charles s. Jordon.
Vice presidenr-James McVey.
Secretary-Thoma Curtis.
Edward McElwee.
Librarian-James j. Jordou.
Stage manager, pro tem.-John I
O'Byrne.
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Republican newspapers have @ been
of late throwing mud at the Honorable
Jefferson Davis on account of his rela-
tioDs with the elderly female prophet, ess
of "Beauvoir." 1t is genera ,ly believed
that Mr.. Davis Will be able to escape
from public scrutiny under the cover of
the dust kicked up in Rhode Island the
other day by those eminent Republican
statesmen, Conkling and Sprague. ~
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kABlD CATTLE

ke, cbbsus'us cbss.ss'us Dowlln. of Dowlin's
ago .,r tba, county, found about a
St-ano.sIlaa .Ia' one of his cows was act
)ih before' 'anu 'he. showing that about a
found amn ,i,lt time rabid dog had
fs killed d1'hiiohg his cattle, and after
was attao, i'e at once suspected the
soon avaea pava with hydrophohia.-
such gay gave unmistakable evidence
b then two one ' ease, and was killed.
attacks"" "o more of his cows have
feared ,ha, WITH the same malady and
bitten o''a, a.. ms whole herd NAV have
hi Mems W the dog.-West Chester.
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Rr1 Rnliv y E. = HOUSTON, 8

ss~.ssssasat'ye s~s. ssa = ,5 Sheppard p. Hon.ton
Ply gentlemaue Gently to anew Castie
Thing he n' was stated that az a uen
Ot The Leriss ,,atlshed with the do
siandienup three ths things that s' tSs tsSsssiSn
|sbs delaware sda CoIleSea ese debt, i the bill to
'he State did not pass ~
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A SWIM OF ELEVEN MILES,

MANHATTAN Beach, August 49,
Captain Webb, the English champion,
accomplished the feat of swimming
from Sandy Hook to this point to-day, a
distance OF about eleven miles. He ar
rived ahead of time and did not appear
to be at all fatigued.
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A virsinian shot ny &. Nsishbor.

PETERsBnKG, VA, August 13.-This
morning L. F. Chappell, merchant of
Dinwiddie county, was shot and danger
ously wounded by neighbor named j.
H. Pritchard for getting water off his
premises after baving been frequently
warned against it. Pritchard was
brought before Judge r. w. Jones, who
refused bail, and the accused will be ia
ken to Dinwiddie Court House to-mor-
row to await the action of the grand ju-
nv,
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\. ",diey Park scun,,...r

ry Park Park Institution IN, in the town of
y distan,ooah VI the 2. w. & b. r. Ia n
ply minn,aa ue above chester, within
hla ba'ts ba'f sde ride of Phllade,pbia and
insti'uunthionn hours tide from this c,,v. a"u
ge Of Rev J"h 20 under ME, the immediate
Sn in this tbis ci,. Sohn Wilson, who is well
ofthe We.IIa...s' We I..s' having bsen Princi.
Imber Of v,.eyan vses, Female College for
Jars addras. dSears. For terms and nar %
ley PARK ps Rev. John Wilson
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ITO THE VOTERS OF THE NINTH
WARD.-GENTLEMEN During the
last tive or three years IL has been the well
known fact that our Ward has been greatly
nfSrepre sented in Council by persons; who
were incompetent to vote or act for our In
terests and knowing the feeitng OF our
citizens In this matter hereby ofIer N.Y.
sell as a repres entaiive candidate for City
Council, pledging myself 10 work and
vote for the interests Of my constituents,
il-2t Yours, &C., T. MOUSLEY.
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A GREAT STORM IN DENMARK.

!. LONDON, Aug. 13.-Danish news
papers state that q terrific thunder storm
occurred in thrt Kingdom on the 4th
inst. Over 100 farm houses were de-
stroyed, and fifty persons were killed.
The damage to the crops is incalcula-
BILE.
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Mr.. Hayes has entered on the Agrlcul-
.,rai Fair season with fine prospects.
He ia under contract to exhibitin Kansas
~ sentember aud Dick Thompson has
ENGAGED him for the Indiana State Fair
in October.
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AN AMERICAN TAKES THE RUN
.n.nt NYMEDE PLATE.

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The race for the
Runnymede Plate was run at Bingham
to-day. It was won by the American
bred flly Saratoga, Merle being second,
and the Janiers filly third. 1t was very
game race, and was one by head.