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The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
From the N. Y. Star.
A CONTRAST WITH A DIFFER
ENCE.

In 1876, before the st. Louis Con
vention, the divisions in the Democro-
tic party of this city were quite as SER
lous a" they were in 1880, before the
Cincinnati Convention.
Mr.. Tilden was nominated at 81
Louis, and Immediately on the return
of the delegates from the National
Convention took energetic measures
to harmonize the Tammany and Anti
Tammany wings of the party in the
city of New ork.
He was instantly in the field as a
peacemaker.
Tammany, having accepted the Ma
tional ticket then as it has now, re-
sponded promptly to Mr.. Tilden's
overtures, and Anti-Tammany, of
which he was the animating spirit. al
so responded.
Harmony prevailed, and Mr.. Tilden's
anxieties were allayed. A solid Demo.
cratic front was presented to the Repub-
licans, and Tammany and Anti.Tam-
many fought side by side, and achieved
a grand victory in the City and State Of
New York.
Mr.. Tilden expressed his delight AT
the pacilication, for he was wise enough
t. know that t rendered his own success
IN New York certain.
Two months and more have now
passed away since the nomination of
Gen. Hancock at Cincinnati. Tammany
has again, as in 1876, offered the olive
branch to Anti-Tammany appealed 10
The later organization for reconciliation
and union.
The appeal has moi been heard.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
BULLET.PROOF MINsTEtS

RocHEsTER, N. Y, Aug. ga des-
patch to the MorBi0g Hcraid SAYS: "Wbile
she Georgia Mlnslrels were performing
10 Saratoga Laura Bohea, who had been
nvlng with Fred Jackson as his wife, he.
came infatuated with Lock Warwick
one OF the minstrels, aud followed him
away AT Salamanca they were oyerta.
,i heh ny jackson and an alteration took
shot the woman the ball passing thrnnoh
her hAnd. He then shot Warwick InIn.
Ieck' The woman ran out follower hv
Jackson, who fired two more shots. one
taxing efidct In her body. Warwick also
u.ew a revolver and shot nj jackson
Twice twice both bullets taking effect in his
back. None OF the partles are fataIIv
wounded Jackson was locked up.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
AN INSANE HEIR.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, August 25th, 1880.
Among the inmates of the State Asy-
lum for Insane Criminals in Auburn is
young man named George Tucker
lie is serving term Of fifteen years for
burglary He was sentenced in New
York to Sing Sing and was subsequently
transferred to Clinton Prison. In 1878
he became insane and was taken to the
asylum at Auburn. Tuck sr has fallen
heir to property valued at $4,000 which
was left TO him by bis grandfather. HIS
sentence does not expire until 1885, aud
in the meantime the authorities of the
institution in which he is confined will
ask the Court 10 appoint board of trus-
tees to care for his inheritance. Tucker
IS said to be a nephew of Mr.. Gideon
Fucker. He has served several terms
previously in different prisons. He is
an outcast from the family whose name
he beals.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
SAVING A DROWNING MAD
MAN

Edward Kelly, member of the
New York Volunteer Life Saving
Company, rescued Thomos Higgins,
crazy man, residing at No. Dover
street, from drowning at A O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Higgins es-
capped from his house and ran toward
the East River, crowd of men and
boys i'll pursuit. Running out on
Pier %. near where young Kelly and
Officer Smith of the Steamboat Squad
were standing, he leaped far out in
the water. Kelly followed and swan
to his side as he was sinking the
third time, and then a struggle oc-
CURED between the two men that
held the crowd on shore mute. Hig-
gins clutched Kelly by the throat
aud drew him under water. Both
men went down several feet before
the latter succeeded in breaking the
formers hold and arising to the sur
face with him.
Then tor over inmate conflict for
mastery ensued. Higgins is a splendid
swimmer, and in his rage he endeavor.
ed TO drown his would-be preserver. The
crowd shouted to Kelly to save his own
life, but he nobly persevered until Hig-
gins was completely exhausted. Then
Kelly swan to the barge, and both men
were taken from the water in helpless
condition. Higgins was taken TO the
Fourth Precinct station house, where he
gave his name as "The Devil" and his
residence as "Hell." He will be trans
terred tip the hospital. Kelly has res
euei twenty-nine persons since his con-
n"c'ion with the Life Saving Company.
". Y. star.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
Snakes rs Life Destrsxer.

me loss OF life in India due to the ra-
Eases ol Vtnomous snakes IL almost in
0teulDle. Yet the disease which ia az Will,
anu oeadly az the deadlIest India reptiie
~ winding its coil around Ihousands ~
people wnlle the victims are unconscion.
OI lts presence. 1t has long been n hohhv
WIN lncompett mt physicians to assnna
.hat consumption is incurable alter Ihe
Iorhatlon oi luoercles has begun and IN
eNery case they Iall TO elect a cure
roi course lubercles had begun to form
anu they were lncurable The recorus nf
,neuieal science dlsprove any such theory
VI tue contrary, In cases OF lung alsea.e
Wnlch had been cured and the patients
hVeu Iofty and nifty years in roDust health
Post-morlem examinations showed largs
Slcatrlces (scars) whore the tubercIes had
peen formed and removed. The tuherciaa
are removed by absorption into the bloos
olnclent alIeratlve, Dr. PIerce's Golden
s1ouIcdl discovery, must be used M
cisanse tns blood Ol scrofulous impurifies
fT IuDercular consumption Is only "a form
VI scrolulous disease. Golden Msdicai
DlscoVery Is sovereign remedy for ali
Iorns OF scrofulous disease, or king'a-cvii
sucn s as tumors, white swellings' fever
soIea, scroiulous sore eyes, as well as for
othsr blood ana skin diseases ' ''i
augB- -eOd6L.
Ex-Empress Eugene is said to be q
mere wreck Of her former self.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
Dean Buchanan's Plans.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. pa Detroit
special to the Press says: DR.. Buchanan
lett Detroit late on Saturday. Inquiry
since has resulted in finding that he is
stopping at the International Hotel in
Windsor, lie was accompanied by a
woman when he crossed the river Satur-
Jay night. They registered as Robert
McGregor and wife not giving the place
he came from. Dr. Thomas was with
him until Monday night. lie says he
will stay in Canada until he sees how
things look in Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
The Largest Ever Held In Wash
ington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Pa grand
Democratic ratification meeting will be
held here tomorrow night. This will
be the largest political gathering ever
held in Washington. Hancock and
English clubs from Maryland and Vir-
ginia will participate in the parade.
Ten bands of music have been engaged
The local artillery will fire salute, and
fireworks will illuminate the scene.
Senator Thurman will arrive here in
the morning, aud he will speak if his
health permits. Dan Dougherty, the
Philadelphia orator, who nominated
Hancock at Cincinnati, and John Dan
iels, of Virginia, who seconded Han
cocks nomination in the Convention,
will speak
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMIyGTOI

TRAINS LEA We WlLMlNGIUl
For PHlLADELpHIA.-l.8 ~, COL
S.lO 800, y.iI, l0.U2, 1870, a. m,; l4h 4
20 2.2O 80, 100, so, ~, g.is, w. n
un Sundays, l.4l, ~, S.lOa. m; ~
i.IS p. IN.
F0R NEW YoRK.-l.G2g}68 ~,
am. ; 1916, I2,f3, GOl, a. m., ID, NJ
On sundays, LII. 2.23 =. III.
Fcg BALTIMORE AND WAsHlNdIl
l2.5l, 2.03, 2.lj, S.3j, a. IN. ; 10, lUl
5.22, 7.Os, p. III. On sundays l21l, aA
am.
FOR BALTIMORE, bay Line Counedl
7.Os p, IN. No SUNDAY trains.
FOR NEW CAsTLE.-6.J 9.3, a. NJ
300, 6,35, p. m. No Sunday trains
For DELAWARE X, R-e.-i a. TO-;
1.35, p. IN. No sunday tralhs =,
For WILMINGTON a NORTHERN X
100, a. m; 800, j.O5 p, nj. No SUI
trains.
For DELAWARE WESTERN R. T.
1890 a. m; $50 =, IN. No sunday ual
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WHINING
FROM PHILADELrlIlA.-il45 Lsi
$40; 80, II M; l2.l5, l2i2, lV.
~, i.iI, 5.l7, go, 100, S.OJ. WV, lLWP
On sundays, l2,i3, lbs, 2'Da, lQ'lV d. 4'
p. m. ,,,5 son
FROM NEW YoRK.-ljS, 2Vs, w \
l2.I3, log. i.iI, 100 p. m. I'd SUM
FRoM BALrlMoRE.-l.a6, 2.l7, ss, u
M; I2.2j, l2.5i, I2.37, j.S, s4', P H.
Sundays, 30. Ill a. III. Wy p ~.
FROM WAsHINGrOS.-L5b, III"
1925, 1851, I2.37, as, S.i5 P; N. tam,
FROM,NEw CAsrLk,-S.g, 9,s} ,.sIn: -
5.25, o, ,iG p. m. No sunday tralls n
FROM DELAWARE H. h'-''b
go y. IN. No Sunday trains, n-,x
FHoM WILMINGToN y NORrHeISs ~ S,r
500, ll.25 Il. m; 90 p H. Nv '''
trains. ,n, n r.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN NJ ils n
a. M; 2l5, p. M. No SUNDAY ualI1 ~,
TRAfNs FOR WILMINGTON LEA
PHILADELPHIA: ,,ss
FROM BROAD STREET AND " W A1ni,', ii a
AVENUE-7.3O, s.lO, 1871, ll.n, H.h sn
/ 30. 800, $50. 400, 5.l1, o.W' o% M M
lI,31 D. IN. ON sundays a'9o"' 'D''
Fl Fsoa ON, THIRrY-sEcoSD AND 81 .1 Nis u
STREETS. -7.3O, ll.5j H. m ~ M M
M. 100 a. IN. On sundays iV'
NorE.-The black figures ,,iep iePtel m \
g" limited Express, on "n'''
are is charged
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26

No ONE familiar with Maine poll
tics will doubt the correctness OF the
announcement that Mr.. Blaine is
attending to the details" He
always does. So does that remarka.
Bile relic of prehistoric times, the
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin. They are
both practical men, and details are
Their strong point. If the crop Of
Republican votes in Maine this fall
rs not satisfactory, it will not be
from lack OF intelligent and assidu-
Gus cultivation.
rtYiNG fAYiNG PKcEs.-Thos. Kerby for
ti ttnursuays sales in Boston, when the
highest price for any other lot was 81 IN
per basket, received ~. so each for X
baskets, yellow peaches. They were
dressed on with crows foot, but then
The peaches we're immense.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
An Unfounded Ru,nor.

CHICAGO, III, August %, 1880
A report gained currency tonight that
General John Mcdonald, of Whiskey
Ring notoriety, had been arrested for
criminal libel in having published Ger
tain statements rejecting upon General
Grant and his connection with the
Whiskey Ring The fact is that Gener-
al Mcdonald was arrested for assault at
Pana, H., to-day and was fined S25 and
costs. There is no truth, whatever, in
the previously mentioned rumor.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26

WALL STREET observation-disclosures
were weak and unsettled. Money on
call was more active, lending at 81 per
cent. Closing quotation was 81. Sec
retary Sherman bought $2,50O,00O of
bonds for the sinking fund. Foreign
gold has arrived to the amount of $3,-
241, 800. Posted rates Of sterling ex-
change lowered. Not near the actual
rates yet.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
Lester Wallack, is at Long Branch

Lester Wallack, is at Long Branch.
Sothern, the actor, is failing rapid
After helping the Greenbackers in
the Maine campaign Gen. Weaver in
lends to visit the South again, speak
ing through the States of Mississippi,
georgia, Texas, Tennessee, Missouri,
and closing the canvass in Iowa.
Ex-senator Poland, of Vermont, who
mas at last laid aside his beloved blue
coat and brass buttons of the Daniel
webster pattern, is described by wrI-
Ter IN the Boston Herdid as one of the
iihest looking men in the Saratoga meet
iugs OF the American Bar Association,
ms snowy halr and side whiskers setting
on 10 advantage a CHEEKY face, which
bears every token OF ofinte!lectual strength.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
A SUCCESSFUL ROBBERY.

Sometime during last night thieves
entered the kitchen of the Delaware
House, and carried off a large quaint
ty of sugar, butter, eggs, potatoes,
bread, glassware, knives and forks,
and dishes.
The door Of the kitchen had been
left unlocked in order to admit Cor
nelius McGrenra. Who the thieves
were is unknown.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
a Fight With ne,,,,1
sands

FIFTY SHOTS Excu,v. /
STATES rponpa NsED-d
80, sAN FRANCISCO, Annn.' 'vE'rI| y
patch I'nLt from Tucson. august AL
,Ssl "sherifI ri Butner with Arizona
Ms.I ,ast night to intercspii cent ,IG posse
Mex Mexican brigand Reye, Rye and nd am
9and D,i, were reported to se,, !. Who v
,,,a n.l'her , met them about IL einl, % ,hsl
she shonI Town and a fight eusnsa S's1' mi
atu about 4 fifty Shots Were eddSasd, dpoS n, in
cans cans fled, leaving seve,s, ~,eu' The
wounded as well as i5si1 iI5tSH'al de-
weapons wseiapons on thev, field aIlni %ll
followed, but soon lost ~ ,i.,l Ile
ualk,e's' . The brigands ',,elt ,'a laI
,nln number a, about fifty. A ,an,'p arr supI
them" % ''o" In pl
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26

1857 Prizes, amounting to. 100
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, to whom liberal compeu.
sation Will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for
further Information, or send orders by ex
press, or In a Registered Lester or Money
Order by mail, addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
or same person at
No. 3l9 Broadway New York,
All our andExtraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and MANAGE
ment of Generals q. II. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early.
Jyl4-2taw4w&w
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The Duel that was Prevent

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 25.-The case
of DR.. George Benjamin Johnston, ar
rested on the charge of being about to
engage In duel with Capt John 5.
wise, was called In the Police Court to-
day, but continued without hearing uu-
I'll Saturday, owing to the absence of an
important witness. Capt wise has not
yet been arrested.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
1he Coming Oyster and WIN
We Eat IC RdlU.
London Medical Record.

The oyster is almost the only animal
substance which we cat habltually. and
by preference, in the raw or uncooked
state; and it is interesting to know that
there is sound physiological reason at
the bottom Of this preference. The
lawn colored mass which constitutes
the dainty OF the oyster is its liver, and
this is little else than heap of glycogen.
Associated with the glycogen, but with
held from actual contact with it during
lie, is It's appropriate digestive ferment
The hepatic diastase. The mere crushing
OF the dainty between the teeth brings
these two bodies together, and the alyco-
gen Is at once digested without other
heip by Its diastase. The oyster in the
uncooked stale, or merely warmed, IL.
IN TACT, self digestive. But the adyan-
tage OF this is wholly lost by cooking.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
DECLINATIONS.

Edward G. Bradford, Jr., who has
been mentioned in connection with the
Republican nomination for Congress,
positively declines, and will not per-
NIT his name to be used.
j. Frank Ball declines be a candi-
date for Council in the Second Ward.
he does not desire the office.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
A PoWDER-MIL EXPLOSION.

WTLKEsBARRE, Aug. PA furious
storm, with thunder and lightning, pre-
vailed here to-day. Several buildings
were struck by lightning but no great
damage was done. General divers
powder-mill al Laurel Run was struck
and 1000 pounds of powder exploded,
partially destroying the mixing groom.
The flood caused considerable loss in
the city.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
THE CASE REOpENED.

The case Of letter-carrier James l..
Hawkins. who was suspended by Post
master Pyle. has been reoped bv the
Postofhce Department, and Special
Agent Samuel Smith is now making n
thorough examination of the affair.
Hawkins friends are sun confident he
VIII be reinstated by the Department.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
General Foreign NetUs.

LONDON. August 26, 1880.
The condition of Cardinal Nina greatly
improved yesterday.
The King and Queen of Greece have
arrived at Constantinopol'
Right Hon. William f. Gladstone will
embark at Gravesend, on the Thames,
TO. morrow, In the steamship Grantully
Castle, for cruise round the British
coast.
Boyd, the noted oarsman, has accepted
the challenger William Elliott, of Blythe,
to row a match in February next over
the Tyne course for Il00 or GOO side.
Premier Carroll, General Cialdini, late
ambassador to France and Count
Matfei, Secretary General of the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs, held consultation
YESTERDAY.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
General Grant at Home.

CHICAGO, H., August 25. 1880.
A special to the tribune from Galena
says General Grant arrived there at half
past six this evening from his Western
trip and was received heartily by his
Galena friends.
Babies ought TO be well taken care of;
lhelr system does not allow the slightest
neglect. II your Baby suffers from Collie
or Bowel Disorders, procure a bottle of
Or. Bull's Baby syrup r simple but AL
ways reliable remedy. only rs ceuts.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
DIED

w si,. hh ! IN the 2lth inst vu,
son son Of D John W and Ieoy,lIN.l I', wy, \
aged . years, I months s"ds ",d'sa L
Ihe relatives and lriend.u hu q, laI
are respectfully invited ~ VI Ne
funeral on Friday afterroo,U" !" o-ll S'sI
O'Clock rom the residrmIo.- -'ll |
ents. 9l7 W. Second Stree, ,f'sG .,,I y
ther notice. '''' Vlhd
The one we loved On do,.,
c, Is forever passed away
"od called him to HImser
ana with us he cOuld pn, At.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26

q PER CENT. KANSAS ia FAKS 1sa1. va 4
= GAHEs.-ln nearly itfe' WsER
Serience as agents tor j. b. ,o.t wpln I'D
70 onr customers nave noI lO', ,coIlet1
doiIar nor mad days delay !" ''
OF interest or principal, ,t,on ,nOngh' ,
Is not this recOnlhtu.,i"dtIi dti demands
We can now promptly HI
these mortgages. uEALD&'CVI
jy9w&slm
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
FIVE DOLLARS AND COSTS

Mrs. Bridget Carrigan, living neal
Front and Union streets, was before ~.
quire Bertolette last evening, charged
by Mrs. Sarah Morgan with being q
nuisance to the neighborhood. TlIt
charge being sustained, she was fined 81
and cosSs, which he husband paid thi,
morning.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
e'aVton House Arly,,I

Th6. 4 B, Bpprl.eigh, y rhllada,
HarTy flapT; r; w'dp,ln Apple and wife, Wat,
MlSs Miss Emma +. Hand, pbilo
John Io 7. Luca' and wiz li,.idi s,r
Joseph +. | ucas, '''e' rhl'a,
Teofge Il. Apple. We.,o,
John NJ. Wilson NV h'sltt,
". A. Gassaway. nofk,
r. ". Butterfeil Sawl lWole
g, A, Walker, ~" iolE'
Mrs: sue j. tillott.Io,i.,
J. J. II T. M'1Ssi,' Mhe,lows' New York. Yiiks'''I''
A. 4 u Il. silver, delaware
Mn. u; d. 10. Lon gland, Ntw Capl.
U. +. SHOEMAKER. pbuo
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
IMPROVEMENT

A large and handsome cornice, of n
new design, is being placed around No
DonnelFs Hall, Sixth and Shipley sts.
inc windows IN The third story are also
pe'hg enlarged. The building will also
be repainted, and when comnleted vii
present handsome appearance. ~
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indisoretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood,
&C., will send q recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Statton ID
NetO York OtV. May4-eodDEwly
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
SENATOR BAYARD TO SPEAK.

IL is announced in Philadelphia that
Senator Bayard has consented to ad-
dress an immense Democratic meeting
to be held in front of the Americus CHM
rooms, Broad and Locust streets, pbila-
deldhia, on Saturday evening, August
28th. '''
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
Meetings Tonight.
THURSDAY.

Clayton Lodge. No. 4, X. ofP.
Eden Lodge. No. 81, /. y. .. r.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, l. 90.
Manhattan Lodge, No, IL, |. o. K. NJ.
Wilmington division, No. J, =, OF +.
Hope Council, No. z, Jr., q. L. A. Nj.
German Mutual Beneficial Society N
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
MuKDER ON THE HI0u sEAs.

A despatch from Cork says that the
bark Attivita, Captain Ohvari, from
Baltimore, has arrived at this port. She
reports that an Italian seaman murdered
another Italian seaman in quarrel
last Monday. The murderer has been
arrested and will be extradited to Italy.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
FOURTH EDITION
ndlcntiona for To-Dny.

Stationary or higher barometer, fall
ing followed by stationary or rising, tenn
perature, north to east, winds, partly
cloudy weather and light rain. Caution
ary signals are ordered for Kitty Hawk,
Cape Hatteras and Cape Henry,
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
TAKE NOTICE.

This is the only Lottery eoer goted on
6y the people Of a State, and under a
Sate decision Of tie U. s. Supreme Court
at Washington, Is tile only Legal lot
terry NON in the Unatel States, all other
charters haoing been repeated or hayinq
no eriStence.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
Financial and merctaI.
WILMINGTON, DE

WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug 26, 1880.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald & Co., y. K. corner Seventh and
streets, Wilmington, Dell, at II
M. to-day:
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
GEN'L. W. S. HANCOCK
W. H. ENGLISH,

a complete record OF the early and
- ulnIihry llleo MAJ.-GENERAL WINFIELD
S. HANCOCK. with a full and granhIc no
count OF The proceedings, speeches and In
cLuents at the Cincinnati Convention, also
lne platform. table OF ballots and letters
VI acceptance, with the life of W. III. ENG
gus .'1I artlstlc illustrations and fine, hand
s soine engraved portraits of each candi
uaie. . sure success To all who take hold
VI M positively outsell all books. send for
circulars and extra terms,
&c Hcuuress, ii. W. KELLEY CO.,
Jyo7tW" I'll Sansom st., Phila. Pa.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY, Aug. ls5p

"WEDNESDAY, Aug. 49, 8 i. M
FEED.-Bran sold at sic per ton.
FLoUR.-The trade ID dun but unchang-
ed in prices. sales of 6UOU barrels. IN
Guiding Minnesota extras low and good
at S5ao l211. do. do. straight, at So 2jaB So;
Pennsylvania family AT 81 75aS5 371S; Wes-
tern do. at % % "a So 25, and Patents al "
as -. Rye Flour is quiet. We quote al
"a ~ per barrel
GRAIN.-W Wheat is duh and unsettled
sales oil 5,OU bushels, including, rejected,
al Slal w red and amber, JracA and
ahoat, choice at 81 O6A bid and
~ U56 asked, and No. : red in ele.
vator, at 8l U7L. At the open board.
1000 bushels OaLs sold at 364 5eptem Der
81 O6H was bid Tor August wheat; Al O7
for september SlU5z for OctoDer, and
II OSl4 for November. Rye is scarce al
75c. IOr new. Corn firm ana prices "A
shade higher. Sales OF 900 bushels in
Guiding yellow nj 53a53lSc mixed at 6Ia
o21zc., and rejected, AT 6la5l15c. AT the
open board, fiTtt call, 3U,OOO bushels Sep
tember sold at 6O15c.; 5Oc. was bid Tor Au-
gust, 6O11c. for September, and 6U3zc, Tor
october and 6lc. for November. Oats are
quiet but firm. Sales OF S5OO bushels, in
Guiding mixed at 36c.; rejected at 31a.}Bc
and white at 3S "a 42c
The receipts to-day were as follows. 3gj0
Dds. hour, 10000 bu shells Wheat, 70 I,E
bushels corn, 1880 bush. oaLs, and 20
barrels whisky.
WHISKY was in demand. 100 bbls. of
Westera irou Nound sold at Al III psr
| gallon.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY rc
TRIBUTlON, CLASS 1, AT NEW Or
LEANS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I4th
notwithstanding Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE IGTTERY m

ms lnstltutlon was regularly incor
porated by the Legislature of the Stale 4,
Ed Icational and Charitable purposes, IN
1868, for the term Ot Twenty five
Years, to which contract the inviolable
ialth oi the state Is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an Overwhelming
popular vote. securing It's franchise in The
new constitution adopted December "a.
A, d., 1879, with n capital OF s., ,0OU,UOO. to
which II has since added reserve fund of
overt35D, ,UOO.Its Grand Single Numb her
Distributions will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday,
~ neUer scales or p0stp0neS. Look at the
following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; S30OOO
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
The daily gazette., 1880-08-26
CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug.
,EEF CATTLE were in fair demand

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, l8,
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand Ills
week ana prices were rather higher, 3O4U
mead arrived Ind sold at the different
yards at 3a59sc per h., as to condition,
arrived and sold at the dIfferent wards ,,i
9aoe; 5aI per ID. as TO quality. Lambs sold al
3E3a612c. per pound. -
an Hogs were in demand ct an advance.
1YI,o0 mead sold at the different yards al
fdrH Drove Yard. West Phila., Aug. IL.
on SHEEP. ,o Extra, 40 to 1870 ibs., So W; good
so 70 lO0 bs., u 90 to 80; fair, 81 TO st
nIs:, 4Ha4@e; stock sheep 81 Is TO S3 Is; good
laInos, 70 SIC; common lambs, 50 to 81 5O
caves "A to 64c supply heavy. Market
ctossa cT eSod Win downward tendency. Arrival