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General Foreign Netcs.
LONDON. August "a, 1886

LONDON. August "a, 1880.
Colonel Voinescu has left Bucharest
on diplomatic mission 10 Washington
and Rio de JaneiTo.
The steamship Cimbria, sailed from
Hamburg on Sunday for New York
direct with $500, 900 in specie.
Twenty-Five thousand nailmakers in
Staffordshire and Worcestershire have
struck for an advance Of wages.
A gun burst yesterday on board q
government schooner at Copenhagen
and two men we're killed and eleven
wounded.
A mixed .Ang o. French commiss OF q
to meet in PARIS forthwith to consider
the treatment ofIndian coolies il. the
island of Reunion.
The Times Geneva correspondent
announces that Bishop Herzog has left
Switzerland for the United States with
the object of promoting scheme for the
federation of all the Christian churches
in the universe.
In the House Of Commons yesterday
Sir Charles Dixie, Under Secretary for
Foreign Affairs, said that Mr.. GoscheR,
the British Ambassador at Constanb-
nople, had contradicted The report of the
strangling Of a lady of the Sultan's
barem.
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Headquarters Of the State Central Com
mittee Of the Republican Pa,ty of
Deidtodre,
DOVER, DEL, Aug %, 1880.
Whereas, it has been represented
to this Committee that there is some
doubt and misunderstanding as to
the places where the election of
Delegates to the Republican State
Convention Ito be held at Dover
Sept. I'd, l880) are to be held in the
city of Wilmington.
There fore, for greater certainty.
and to avoid all possible misunder,
standing, the State Central Commit
tee of the Republican party of this
State, hereby designates the follow
ing places for the holding of said
delegate elections in the city of Viii.
mington in pursuance of the call
heretofore issued, and in the man.
ner therein prescribed.
LIST White Horse Hotel,
Ward s E cor. ID and Tatnall streets.
I'd FELTON, House,
Ward s f cor. I'd and Walnut streets.
Sd p j Babcock's Hotel
Ward N Il cor 9th and Orange streets
4th s w cor. 4th and
Ward Walnut streets.
6th Bailey's Shoe Store,
Ward w cor.7th and Tatnall streets
9th ii Kyle's Office,
Ward Sl6 King street.
7th Ferry Carpet Cleaning Co.,
Ward Delaware ave. near Madison ST.
Sth Godfrey's Coal Office,
Ward y w cor. 9th and Bennett ireets
9th McKinnon's Shoe Store,
Ward 10th an 4 Market streets.
10Th I Mason's Cigar Store,
Ward N w cor. Jackson and
Chestnut streets
BY order OF the State Central Com
mittee.
ii. w. CANNON,
Chairman.
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MdN's Landing Terdicf.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.--The Cor
oner's inquiry into the Mays Land
ing collision returned verdict to-
day, in which they say that careful
examination proves the road to be
fully equipped in all the modern ap-
pliances for rallroading, and that the
general managing Of the road is
good. From the testimony present
ed they believe that the collision
might have been prevented if Engi-
neer Aiken and Conductor Hoag-
land had more carefully observed
the ru les and regulations of the COM
pany governing the running of the
train,
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HORRIBLE DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

CHICAGO, August pa horri BILE dou
BILE tragedy was enacted here to-day al
2l2 Clay avenue. Simon miner.
man, German, aged 81 years, through
Jealousy shot his wife, aged 26 years, in
the right side of the head, and then shot
himself In the same place. 1t Is suppos-
ed the shooting was done early this
morning, but the bodies we're not dis
covered until tonight They were found
by Zimnerman's brother, locked in each
others arms.
Their children were locked IN a room
with their dead parents, and were al
most famished for the want of wafer.
The young husband and wife came only
recently from Germany. 1t is supposed
he was slightly deranged.
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n, --
THE SIOUX supRrvn.

SITTING BULLS WARRIOR. /
ING IN A LARGE NUMBER FL r,on al
h,C CHICAGO, 1 Aug. 2s.-v,. j
Sas Sran' oeen cen received at heada",e, ne n
90: ''' uated KtOpI
from Indian Inspec,ors ,s'FSSrsm SH !
nat 6nlnrd, , 10 h inst, he ipSi.. nSiISs] |
I4, not look so favorable e. WO IWIo'cay Ca
nrn%ap.9, uncapap1S, of Sitting u p"llH' ~
prevented rs;c a large number pul, !,
Indians from crossing p'IUeF lSe Si q
come come and surrender, ihr hue nnn' nll'
py upilIy Ell route to sullends' ~1'l nN
h' hoad or Broad Trail 1rr'' are u,l ua
tnan u at first reported, ~ Pai' llo
+ ace and forty Indians ara as,a a,I
agency silent and sulleu 1' ~! "
also says that the warrior, IA ,a'
south and the women anS ~
nor. north, and it does not Iuo loo,
believe the disposition Of vU1 ,''s.
commended IN my lelepra| o,Vv! Y
ms. would result favorable 6Il " y
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WII.M1Ncrc

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For PHILADEEPHIA.-l.58 .582a. $50 15u
100 2.20 2.8O, 400 6.O7, 100, 946, 9.50, D. m.
On Sundays, l.4l, 2.28, S.l6,a. m; 500, $40,
9.48 p. m. O'
FoR new YoRK;-l@2Se.S 700, 1902
On Sundays, l.4l. 2.23 q. m.
FoR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINoToN.-
12.5l, 2.03, 2.l5, S.35, a. m. 1852, I.O4 1. "A
5.22. 7.OS, p. m. On Sundays, 1851, 2.CS. al
For BALTIMORE. tBay Line connection,
7.B p, IN. No Sunday trains.
For NEW CAsTLE.-6.00 .. Is, a. M: LOS
S.0l, 6,S5, p. IN, No Sunday trains,
FoR DELAWARE X. R.-9.2 q, M: I.O5
6.S6, p. m. No Sunday trains.
FoR WILMINGTON i NORTHERN r. r.
100, a. m; 800, sos p, m. No Sunuay
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN r. Ri
1870 a. M; $50 p. m. No Sunday traii 5.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMING1O ON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l243, I.5s. 2Os
$3.50; 30, II M; l2.lS. 1912, I.O2. 2.6O
~, 4.44, 5.l7, 6.25, 100, 800. go. lilo p. m
On Sundays, l2.43, l.5s, 2.0s, 1910 a. m. Il 3.
From NEW YoRK.-l.5s, 2.Os, $50, a. M.
1913, l.O2. 4.4i. 100 p. m. On Sundays
FRoS .B;AsLLTIrIoRE;-l.ss, 4 T 2.i7, ssS. s57, a
Sundays, Fsny .sS, ~ ,,,roI1 a; m, s;4$ p. M:
la hGa is5 ~nss!FsTSE9l;Se isaz RS "a An a. m.
From, NEW CAsTLE.-s.5j, 9.s5, I2OOa M.
6.26, $40 p. m. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE X. R.-s.5O, II m
$40 p. m. No Sunday trains.
FROM WILMINGToN q NORTHERN r. X
500, ll.2 a. m; 6.45 p. m. No Sunda,
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN r. Ran
a. m.; 2,l5, p. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAvl
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND WAsHINeTo,
1.S0, 800, $50. 400, 5.l5, 800, $40 $50. 81
ll:O p. m. On Sundays, $50 a. M; so
9.45, II 30 Pm
FROM THIRTY-SEooND AND MARKE
srREETs. ll.S5 a. m 1928. 40, i
M; l.0) a. m. On Sundays, 100. a. m.
NorE.-The black figures represent th
I'm ted Express" on which an extr
are IL charged
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INCREASING LIFE EsAvING CREW

WASHINGTON, August 2l.---The Cen
eral superintendent of the United States
Lite-Service has issued a notice TO the
superintendents of the life saving dis
trlcts, instructing them TO see that the
life.saving stations under their charge
be provided with six turf men each by
the first day of September next, and 10
forward to him list of the names of the
snrfmeH employed. Not more than one
from the same family is to be- employed
except where adherence to this rule
would be detrimeni al to the interests of
the Government. Every person con-
nected with the service will be held IT,
strict accountability for tho faithful
performance of his duties.
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The Cabinet On The stump
III. w. CANNON,
Chairman.

ARE THEY PAYING THEIR TWO PER
CENT ASSESSMENT IN sPEEcHks FOR
GARFIELD?
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 23.-Alex ander
Ramsey and Horace Maynard and the
sna allest toads in the Administration
puddle, II soon be left alone TO perform
ne factions which devolve upon the
xecutive branch of The Govern ment. r
B. Hayes with his family and Gen, Sher-
man leave the city this week to be absent
IN Callfo MIA nearly two months. Mr.
Hayes will make few speeches on the
Pacific slope. JohnSherman left Washing
on last night for Mansfield, Ohio. lie
VIII make few speeches during his
absence. Carl Schurz has been away for
month and 1t Is not known when he
VIII return. Mr.. Schurz has made a few
spec chcs (price 5000 since his departure
Charles Devens is absent from the city
lie will make few speeches in New
England. William NJ. Evarts is soiourn-
lng in Windsor, Vt. He will make al
least one speech, long one before he
returns. The venerable marine of the
Wabash has been cavorting arourd, the
Mare Island Navy Yard and doing the
wonders OF Californa and Oregon. Mr.
Thompson has made few speeches in
the Tar West and he will repeat them in
Indiana. Mr.. Maynard has not been
long enough in the country TO talk mbcb
but he will probably take the stump la.er
in the season. 1t would be Interesting to
know if this bright galaxy of reformers
have paid the two per cent assessmen
upon their respective salaries.
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ANXIETY IN MEXICO

CITY OF MEXICO, August 10..-Pain-
ful anxiety prevails throughout the
country. Rumors of disturbances of the
peace continue to circulate, although no
new complications are known. Unfav-
orable Lews has been received of the
government troops engaged In queling
The riots in Slnaloa. 1t has so far nei-
ther been confirmed nor contradicted.-
The press are complaining of scandaous
delays in the transmission Of news aud
letters from all parts of the Republic.
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THE HEAVIEST "DRIyE.~

TYRONE, August 23.-Five-car loads
OF raftmen returning from the Susque-
hanna, whittier they had gone on the
recent flood, passed through here this af.
te.hoon. They report this the heaviest
drive OF the year. One of their number
in fight, was thrown from the train
while in motion near Lock Haven, but
was not seriously hurt. A vote on the
train was taken and resulted in 205 veil.
ing out for Hancock, 81 for Garfield, q
for Weaver and for Dow.
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Mar ried by uiru Con-,
A BROOKLYN BGIDEGRoou nm,
HAVE NEITHER MlSIs1rp ~, y
TRATF, AV

a hkooNLfN BRIDEGROOM vHoI
HAVE NEITHER MINISTER "1 y"'
TRATE.
Joseph Holler, a German n
who Is conspicuou, in Br@
Socialist was married on SuvJ.a %a
Halle, Williamsburg, 10 NJ,
Herder, by civil cnntlsCl il, a nv
witnesses. lIr. Holler de,iIsS
mlnlste. non magistrate, ana nj
suited a lawyer he decided .' ~ !,
with the laws of the State And
no further ceremony. Accord !
his bride signed the loIIOEIn,'
Know a. men by these pIe,.'|
we Joseph lIoller and Bar,S,
both of the city of BROOKLYN -
Kings State of New York b,vs
and no legal impeachment, eyiSiI
and contract hencefollh 10 E
live together as man and vils A
edlock in accordar ce with 04l
tine Ststs of New York.
In witness whereof w bav,
set our hands aud seal, ,ht sI|
August 1850, at said city Of n
JosEPHRa|
BERTHA Hrl
The rtihcate, ATTACKED 10 \
blanks of the Board Of Hqanb]
date of birth, age. condition, ,]
facts subscribed by the brts1
the presence of Two witness
filed in the Board of Healtb.-yl
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS AT ST
LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, August 23.-Large num-
bers OF the Knights of Pythias arrived
here last night and to-day from all parts
OF the country, but very few uniformed
division have yet come in bodies. The
Prenx Chevalier Division, of Cleveland,
and aboat fifty members of one of the
New Orleans lodges have arrived and
parts OF divisions from a number are
expected to arrive Tonight.
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AGENTS WANTED sRssPs,5i' 8 ..Ps.5 ssI, 4, \
the only authentic low pflc'u
tanning the lives OF
GEN'L. ". s. HANl
". H. ENGLISH|

A complete record Ol lnT M
military life OF MAJ.-GENERAiL,N''l W. "
=. HANCOCK. with q iull '.noassI ano
count of the proceedings spe,ll ppevsDllj
cldeuts at the Cincinnati Col,,'uaI ,,, s"a
The platform, table Of Dallos vi
Of acceptance. with The ie ne Q, uIIi MI
LIsH, Richly embelllsneu dns
ous artistic illustrations AnS W oarh
some engraved portraits Gbo 81 MI nj,
date. SUE success 70 all WIZ wnV
will positively outsell all oooA"
circulars and extra terms,
Address, II. W. n Mel, En,r1 ~ Pbll<
IyS-itw. III Sanso"
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GEN. ROBERTS MARCH TO CAN
DAHAR.

BOMBAY, Aug. 23.--Lettels from
Abdul Rahman, dated at Cabul the 10Th
of August, have been received. They
'tate Gen. Roberts is progressing favor
ably toward Candahar. The Sirdar of
Ghuznee, having frequently display ed
host lity TO the British and being appre-
hensive of ret alation on their part, fed
from his city on the approach Of Rob
erts' column.
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DROPOsALs.-sealed nronnsals I'm i

TJItUFUSHLS,-SeaIe prOpOSaIs will be
4 received In the box IN the Council
chamber. up TO O'clock u, M, ON Thurs
day 26th inst, for the grading of the bed
OF Jackson street, between Fifth and
sixth streets. The am cunt of material 10
De removed IL about 80 cubic yards.
The stone TO be broken I'm suitable aizps
ior the breaker, where said stone must
be deposited. About one hall OF the dirt
10 be placed on the bed of jackson street
between Fourth and Fifth streets, the re-
malnder To be placed at such places as the
street Commissioner may direct, provided
that the distance of hauling Is not gree te r
than six squares. A bonI OF one hundred.
dollars with freehold security must ac-
company each bid. Tor the good faIth OF
the same. Bla proposals Will be fur-
nlshed by the Clerk OF Council. work "a
oe done under the supervision of the
street Commissioner. BY order of the
committee ON Opening streets u
JAMES MCGLINCuEY
hukZ3- IL. ChHlrmnn
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COYLE ARRESTED,

Thomas Coyle, who falsely accused
Mr.. James Longbottom, of Chester. of
Offering him iifty dollars to personate
some unknown individual, supposed to
be DIR. Buchanan, was arrested this
morning by the Sheriff of Delaware Co
Mr.. Longhottom claims damages in the
sum of $4,000.
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BERrBAH HrI
Our Progress.

AS Stages and Stage lUals
abandoned with the complydou
rods, so The huge, drastic, c lhiI
composed OF crude and bulky ns
are quickly abandoned With hi
Iiucllon OF DR.. Pirice's Plea,ali
tives Pellets, which are sugar toI
tie larger than mustard seeds, b
posed of highly centTated y9
extracts and are warranted n Gu
regnlarities Of stomach liver ani
Sold bv druggists. Al
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Clayton House Arrivals.

W. L, Bratton, New York.
l. 7. Taylor and lady, Park ersvllle.
Isaac Cassin. North West, Pa.
VIM. Thomson, Phila.
a Clark, New York,
II. r. Fisk, Z"
". Ward, Chester, Pa.
+. e, Bach city.
7. K. Henthom, Baltimore.
A. W. Colwell. New York,
]. l.. Thurber, Boston,
]. c. Adams. Phila.
James ID. Rhoads, Pa.
W. r. Bright. Delaware City.
W. L. Wier, Christsana,
A, Husbands, Ro kland.
A. ii. Silver, Delaware.
r. 4. E. Smith, city.
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A Cheap Country Excursion.

Three Industrious young New Workers.
Messrs. N. Israil IL. Oppenheim, and Is.
hosen blum, who board AT No. VI Christie
81, ursifing a country excurs' 'on, prepa-
lar IN the purchase from NJ. A. Dauphin.
NO. Sl9 broadway. New York city, OF hall
OF ticket No. $3.50 In the July drawing OF
lhe Louisiana state Lottery, and honor
ably earned by their enterprIsjng venture
S0OOo, which was Immediately paid them
N gold. They have extended their tr ID Ia
Europe. VINO Is the next lucky man in the
eptember drawing? Who? augli-Bt.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-24

A recent issue of a Russian news
paper contained nothing but ad-
vertlsements and the following:
Through a cause not our own, the
original articles prepared for this is
sue cannot be published, therefore
we publish only advertisements"
The daily gazette., 1880-08-24
AsIATIC CHOLERA AT ERIE, Pa

The National Board of Health receiv-
ed despatch last evening from Erie,
Pa, which etiectaally explodes the Asi
attic cholera sensasion. The despatch
comes from the health officer. who says
that the story was started through the
occurrence of two cases of cholera NOR
bus, the only ones that have been re-
ported. He further says that he L
familiar with Asiauo cholera from years
of observance OF IT at Vienna, Austria.
and the cases at Erie bear not tue slight
est resem blance to 1t, and the story to
the effect that the latter disease has an.
peared il entirely sensational and mall
cioas
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Actress and admiral.

LONDON, August 23.-The Lon
don correspondent of a provincial
paper states that the greater part Of
Miss Nelson's property, which is
estimated at about f40, 900, is left by
will to Rear Admiral Hon. Henry
Carr Glyn, e. B., and Mr.. Edward
Compton received legacy of
fl 900.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-24

NJ OEI1L.- Persons who were drafted In
IN the state OF Delaware for the United
states miiitaryservic ce in May, June or
July, 1864, and paid com mutation fees
were afterwards again drafted in ls65 and
were required 10 procure a substitute m
enter the military service under the latter
draft Will find 1t To their ad vantage TO come
munfcate, either personally or by letter
with the undersigned, who has been am
thorized by the state Leo isli ture 10 collect
from the Secretary of War, the com m uta-
tion money paid by such persons. The
Secretary OF War having been directed by
act OF Congress 10 refund the commute.
ton paid ON such cases. C,H' DAY.
Dover Del, July 10, 1872 W.T.
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90 PAGE CATALVG

N
Containing much valuable ihlC1
also a listo peaches with rotation
peniug, and IA list ol Southern
ing apples, a ftuit much needsl
4 very frulJ grower should see l1l 1
apples and buy no NOR OF The N
9r Western varieties 10 plall
winter apples, for grown here lhV|
winter apples.
Also Japan, perslmmon, quesa|
market, raspberry win lull
nursery STOCK at greatly reduced
A lso Il receipt fora
WASH FOR TREES
when Will drive out bOrers illnml
apple, quibce and ash and no' y
ihe time or cost In applying Il a
move with a knife and fappllel Y
there will benO bOrers In lne lTees
one peach tree die wl.l lle j
where thousands die annually 1o.
postal card for catalogue Oali
stock. All orders sent Oy NA"
ceive careful attention. ,.ep,
kANDULPh PEfERs.
Wilmington,
novi-Jan. Mr.Apch,l@i
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a GARD

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss ei manhood.
&C., l will sepd q recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discoS cred by q missionary In south
America. Send self add ressed envelope
10 the RRv. JOSEPH 4. INNAN, SfattOm ID
Nsl0 YORK. CRv. Mayf-eodD&wly
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FIFTH EDITION.
The State Convention.
CALLED To ORDER AT I.sO p. M

TEMPORARY OFFICERS ELECTED-AP-
PoINTMENT OF COMMITTEES.
Special dispatch to the Gazette.
DOVER, Del, Aug. 24--1.40p. m.
The Democratic State Conuention
met at 1.30 o'clock, this afternoon, and
was called to order by DR.. G. II.
Richards, Chairman of the State Cen
tral Committee.
DIR. Robert G. Ellegood was made
temporary Chairman.
The following com miltees were ap-
pointed
Credentials - New Castle Henry
Eckel, Albert o. Newton. Theodore
F. Armstrong, Richard Townsend, j.
W. r. Killgore.
Kent County-A. Lee Cummins,
Peer Lowber, Robert r. Hargadine,
Peter s. Cooper, Robert j. Beswick.
Sussex County-Thomas f. Records
DIR. Ellegood, q. f. Rust, John W.
Short, VIM. A. Scribner.
On Permanent Organization-New
Castle - George Deakyne, George
o'Neill, James Nicholson, James
Shallcross, Daneil Wells.
Kent-James Todd, Robt. Y. Wat
son, f. 7. Layton, N. r. johnson,
Horace r. Mustard.
William f. Causey, Chas.
Stockley, w. II. Jones, ]. Hirsey,
William Gray.
ON RESOLUTIONS.
Neo Castle Co.-IIarry Sharpley, J.
Wilkins Cooch, John II. Peach, Will
liam NJ. Hawthorne, Charles M. New
lin.
Kent. Alexander Fulton, James
L. Wolcott, William H. Collins, Chas.
j. Harrington, Il. +. Cooper.
Susssr-C. W. Wiley, David T.
Marvel, William A. Scribner, Paynter
Frame, E. NJ. Lowl.
The above committee were chosen
by the respective county caucuses,
which also chose the following Presi-
dental electors
NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
CHARLES b. LORE.
KENT COUNTY,
ALBERT WHITLEY.
SUSSEX COUNTY,
GEORGE RUSSELL.
The following State Central Commit
| tee was chosen:
Ne,c castle Robert ii. Taylor, Col
umbus Watkins, DR.. Swithin Chan
| dler.
Kent john F. salisbury, Henry e.
| Wolcott, David Reese.
SUSSEX William +, CAusey, Ebe W.
| Tunnel, DIR. e. ii. Richards.
| The Convention then took rec ss.
On the reassembling of the Conven-
ton the Committee on Credentials re-
ported complete lists of delegates from
all TIE counties and the report adopt
| ed.
The Committee on Permanent Or
ganization reported the following Off
GERS President, DIR. Robert r. Ellie
good, Vice Presidents, Nathaniel Will
liams, ]. Alex. Fulton, VIM. A. Scrib-
ner; Secretaries, Joseph 8. DALEY, +.
T. Cooper, Hiram 4. Downing, DR..
Ellegood thanked the Convention for
the honor.
Thos. Z. Records moved the Con
vention proceed to nominate candi-
date for Congress. Adopted. Albert
o. Newton, of New Castle, nominated
Edward L. Martin, whose name was
received with applause. Vim. F..
Causey, Esq, late of st. Louis, sec
onded the nomination in an eloquent
tribute to Col. Martin.
ii. G. Turner moved that the nomi-
nation be made by acclamaton. Action
on the matter on the suggestion of the
chair was deferred until the committee
on resolution reported. In few min
utes the committee on resolutions re-
ported through James l.. Walcott, a
platform endorsing the national
TO BE CONTINUED.
OF course Mr.. Martin will be renomi
mated. But we have to go to press
before the convention reaches that
part of its business.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-24
Wilmington MARKETS..
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

"WEDNESDAY, Aug. Is, 5 Pm.
FEkD.-Bran SOLD at sic per ton.
FLoUH.-Ihe trade Is dull, but unchang-
cd In prices. Sales vi bVUU barrels, IN
;iuding minnesota extras low anu good
at s5aO l2lf- do. do. straight, at So Z,aH II;
rennsy lvania family at - 7oaso S71s; W es-
eern 40: Al - - "a ~ 70, and fateuts at g.
as W. Rye flour Is quiet We quote al
a ~ per barrel.
CRAM Wneat is dull and unsetti ed.
sales oi 5,oO bushes. including, rejecteu,
inoat, choice at 81 O671 bid aud
o. NH asked, and No. Z red in ele
vator, aL 81 W1x. AT the open board.
i5.VvV bushels 0ats sold at 36y+ September
q OoA was bid Ier August wheat; 81 %
for september sl U5z for OCTOBER, anu
4 USx for November. Rye IL scAIce al
Ioc. lUr new. Corn firm anu prices IA
shade higher. sales OF 5,OUO busheIs In
Guiding yello" al 63aoS13c mixed at 5la
SL14e., aud reJected, a. oIa6l1zc. Al the
open board, hTLt call, 3U,OOU bushels Sep
TENDER sold at 5Ol2c.; 5Uc was Did for A u
gust, 6O1fc. for September, and 5O11c. fui
OCTOBER and Ole. Ior .,ovember. Oats are
quiet but hrm. Sales OF S5OO bushels, in
| Guiding mixed at 35c.; rejected AT 8l,,s11
| and white at IS a 42c,
| The receipts to-day were as follows: $3.50
/ ODDS. nOur, lU9,OUO Du Shells W heat, 2l M
bushels corn, l5,tO0 bush. oaLs, and 10
OHrrelB whisky.
| WHISKY was in demand. 100 bbls ol
| western iroo "oond sold at tl IL Del
gallon.
CATTLE MARKET.
| PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l6.
/ BEEF CATTLE were In fair demand III 9
week and prices were rather higher, 311
| mead arrived ind sold at the different
| yards at 3a5S6c. per lb., as to condition,
| SHEEP were rather easier. 1900 head
arrived and sold at the different yards M
Sa5c: per ID. as to quality. Lambs sold al
| 311a6I1c. per pounu. -
HOES were In demand at an advance
ts,oO head sold at the different yards al
7Aa7Ac.per b. as to quality.
Park Drove Yard, West Phtia., Aug. IL.
sHEEr.aExtra, ITO to 1870 MS, s. W; good
| 10 lUO bs., ~ 0O TO 4 80: fair. n Io <,
As., 4Ns4se; stock sheep 81 rs TO So Is; good
lambs, 70 $40; comndon lambs, So TO a. I1
calves, TO 61sc. Supply heavy. Markel
closed with downward tendency. Arrival
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room of the Board Of Public Ml
until Monday, 3Oth inst, al lO'cOl
for furnishing the glass ald ID
glazing Of the public schools iOtIl
ing year. BY order Of The HOId
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w teach the English, Ere chI
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FOURTH EDITION
Indlcatio,,. for ro.Day.

Stationary or higher temperature, End
barometer, winds, mostly southerly clear
or partly lclondy yweather.
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suitable for office or assembly room; will
De rented with special Inducements,
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