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BRICKLAYERs' MEETING.

Tonight number of brick layers Of
this city will hold meeting at Conrad
Keller's Fourth aud Shipley streets, for
the purpose Of considering the adyisabili-
ty of requesting an increase of wages.
Brick lay ers' wages have been raised in
all the large cities of the country and as
the building season promises to DO blisk
in this city, they think wages should be
raised here also.
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HALr.CoOKED PORK AND ITS
pERlLS.

PITrsBURG, April ia case of
trlchiDosls made Tia appearances In ALE
gheny on Tuesday NIGH. IN the person OF
"A German named Frank KulEe, who
had eaten heartily OF half cooked pork
In two hours terrible pains spread over
his entire body. A physician pronounced
the disease trichinosis, and upon submit
ting asmall piece OF flesh to microscopic
tast seventeen trichiuB were found. The
patleut Is now slowly Improving.
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TIE COMING CIRCUS.

The first circus TO visit Wilmington
this season will be that of Batcheller Z
Doris, on Fl day April 29-h. This is the
first st ason Lh 1t this circus has been OIL
the load, but already it has met with sue
cess wherever il has appeared. If the
advertisement which Appeals in another
column of the GAZETTE is to be takenlas
a criterion, then the circns will be i'm
mense.
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WAITING FOR THE END OF THE
DEADLOCK

WAsHINGToN. April Mr.. e. Il
Nevin, Jr Of, Philadelphia, is in the
city looking after his application tol
appointment as Surveyor of the Port.
II visited the Senate and saw Senators
Mitchell aud Cameron. Tie latter said
to-day he had been told by the Presi
dentathat he would not fill any impor
tant offices in Pennsy lvania until alter
the dead lock was broken.
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
in the late trade advanced sharply.
Money was easy at 5 per cent tor call
loans on stock collateral and . to on
governments. The latter securities had
q further advance. Foreign exchanges
were dull and steady.
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FORTY MEN KNOCKED OFF A
BRIDGE,

CONCORD, n. H., April a.
While at work repairing a bridge on
the Montreal Railroad at East Con-
cord, yesterday, forty men were
swept off the bridge by the swinging
ar und of large piece of timber,
and fell fifteen feet to the track bes
meath. -Four of the men were serl-
onsly injured.
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The Doctors Disagree

an to the best methods ami remedies for
The cure of constipation and disordered
liver and kidneys. But those that have
used Kidney Wort agree that 1t Is by far
the best Medicine known. It's action Is
prompt, thorough and lasting. Don'l
take pills and other mercurials that poi
soD the system hut by using Kidney
Wort, restore tn natural actioa OF all the
organs. Nsse Covenant.
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A HORRIBLE CRIME.

ST. LoUIs, April ia splciAl to the
Republican from Camden, Ark, says
Mrs Mutt, while IN "A mt OF insanity on
Saturday last, killed Ave OF her children
by throwing Them Into q well. The
oldest was II years and the youngest IL
months of age.
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THE LEVY COURT.

Routine business occupied the at
tention of the Levy Court at this
mo ning's session. The claim OF
Archibald Given was not finally con-
sidered, as was expected, on account
of the absence of Commissioner Wells
of Blackbird, who was detained at
home by illness.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C., will SEND recipe that will cure yoS
was discovered by a missionary In south
America. Send q self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Nation ID
Net1 York Ctty, MaY4-eodD&wH.
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,fOllllcAl speakers DO IL.
Lecturers Rud Ministers do it,
MAJORS aud C0Dgressmen do IL.
Judges and Lawyers do IL.
Actors aud Artists do 1t.
Merchants aud Tradesmen do IL.
Farmers and Mechan les do 1t,
In the Forum, COu ltiDg house, Work
shop, studio, and even IN the Edit)rs'
5a ctutn, the universal reply 10 the uues
LIon, What do you lake for "A cough or
cold7" Is "oInes' syrup of Tar. Wild
Cherry and Hoarhound.m
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A GREAT FISH AND A FUR
SEAL CAUGHT.

Henry Van Pelt, fisherman, of
Port Monmouth, N. j., caught with
hook and line yesterday striped
bass weighing sixty-three pounds
On Saturday a fur seal four feet
long was caught at the northern end
of Rarltan Bay.
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HOW TO sECUREaEALrH.

II Is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought GU by impure
blood, when SCUVILL'S SARSAPA.
RILLA AND STlLLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND Liver SYRUP viii re-
store health TO the physical organization.
1t il a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Sc ofuia, Sypbi
hue disorders, Weakness of the III tneys,
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, skin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain In NJ an or Beast.
DIR. ROGERS WORN SYRUP In.
stantly destroys WORMS.
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GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers Of really good chewing tobac-
co should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as IL is the only tobacco which
has not the flavor Of Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Apr. I'D d w-3 III.
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A SMALL EGG.

A hen owned by Chief Maxwell yes.
terday laid small but perfectly formed
Egg, no larger than pigeons egg
Heretofore the hen has bean laying eggs
OF the usual size, and her sudden change
uf operations Is uaaccOuntable.
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ON THE PEACH,

OUTER ON THE PEACH.
II To every hOusekeeper and peach
grower oultiVating single tree or an or
chard, ta.s valuable work Is offered W IN
directions for preserving health produc.
dveness and prolonged life. special
remedies against that fell disease. the
- eliows." Book 81, sy mail postage pre-
paid. Information saven II desired.
Address, j. RU1TER,
3hHAO@SsW. West Chester, Pa,
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For the Middle Atlantic States partly
cloudy weather, with local rains, east to
south winds, stationary or higher tenn
perature, lower barometer.
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W linn ingIOh Markets.
PHILADELPHIA Markets
WEDNESDAY, April ID, 5P.

NEDNESDAHj April ID, p. NJ.
FLOUR is Inactive, and prices favors
buyers. Sales of 1870 bbls Including
Minnesota extras, at S5a5 10 for medium
70 fancy, clear. and at 90 "a % Is Tor
straight; PENNSYLVANIA extra family at
- 5i15 q 3 II; Western, do. do, at IS $50
20, and Patents at S6 76a7 rs. Rye Flour
Is dull at Sja5 5715 per barrel. as In quail.
~.
GRAIN.-Wheat is dull and &c. per
bushei lower; aies of $1,000 bushels, in
Guiding rejected, at 81 ~ al 10; and
NO. 2, red, track. at 81 10, No. q red, IN
elevator, at 1919 1 1922 April, 81 1917
May, and 81 lsA ! la5a June. Rye IS
urn at 03 a % Tor small aud large lots
OF Pennsylvahia. Corn is scarce and
prices are advancing. sales OF Il,DU bush
els, including sail mi,ed and yellow,
ahoat and IN grain depot. 81 d 5sc. steam
er, o6lac;; and whil at 66lzc. AT the open
board. $3.50. was bid for a pril, 545zc. was
DID for May. AID sac. asked for June
DaJs are In fair request and local lots are
STEADY, sales OF 5000 bushels, including
% ", a. 1l2sa50c., and rejected and mixed
The receipts to-day were as follows: 2020
barrels of flour. 1850 bushels wheat, Ks.
0O bush, corn, 340O bush. oats. 265 barrels
WHIsKEY-Western iron bound sells at
| 81 % per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY April Is, S p. M,
Beef cattle we're In good demand thu
morning. and prices were well main.
| talnedi 2C'D mead arrived and sold al
the different yards al a 6s1c. per pound
as 10 condition.
SHEEP we're in demand and prices
were fraction higher. $500 head
arrived and sold at the diffe yards TAI
g'5sc. per h., and Lambs at 4 a 1916
| per 10, 70
| Hoes were dull, but prices were un.
changed, 5000 head arrived and sold a
the different yards, at Sa91<c., per h., as
to quality.
PARK DROVE YARD.
FVty-second and Lancaster aue. April 9
SHEEP-Extra. 40 to 1870 fbs.,-8.3O to &. 40
GOOD, 50 10 100 1bs., 6 to 6.25: fair h
20 % MS, % to 81; good lambs, 81 T.
TO ~. Arrivals. 1900 head, Marie
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FOR 8 ATH

A SPLEEN DID FARM In Somerset Co.
Mary land, containing 3T n acres, 80 acres
OF II highly improved, clear farming land,
The balance In woodland; suitable and
convenient frame butldiLg s, nearly new
and In good order. This is fine farm for
growing heavy crops of grain or fruit;
the soil IL rich clay loan underlaied
with yellow clay, no sand; there is a fine
young apple orchard In full bearing. Ia
acres oil brandywine raspberrie9, in iuIl
bearing; and acres OF gooseberries. and
acres OF strawberries Will be set out as
soon az the weather permits. This farm
lies miles from Kingston station. r. 81
y. II. (which Is a continuation of the
Delaware rhiitoad) and rapid and direct
communication with Philadelphia. New
York and Boston, also mile from steam
boat Landing at Rehoboth, on the POGO
moke river, and also convenient To
churches, schools, fish and oysters. and
game the yeal round. andis extraordinary
healthy situation; Iine salt air; no incum-
branee on the property, a good, clear IT,
ee VIII be given for cash, or part cash,
and part credit, or part In Wilmington
or Philadelphia property; possession CIV
en- al any time, and the stock and grow
ing crops on said farm, If desired Would
be sold with the farm. For further par.
nculars inquire OF the subscriber, at
Townsend, Delaware.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
IOWnsend.dan. "a. 2laW Bm
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THE WATTS TELEPHONE.-The won.
Il ders OF a simple instrument that will
yet make a noise in the world. cuisines,
men wanting their offices connected with
remote parts CT their works Will do well
to call ON M. +. Hayden, corner Sixth
and Shipley streets, who has the agency
for the State Of Delaware. Where a line
is now In operation fer trial he refers for
Work done. References Geo. w. Bush q
Bon The Harlan q Hollingsworth Co.
Jos. Bancroft q sons; ]. J. Gala gner
Bros. and others. deel-dlmn
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|, EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
MaHrY H-aNl-


New Castle Co.. March 20. 1881
Jpon the application OF William III .staats
administrators of Lydia j. stats. late
p wilmington Hd,, In said county.
ie"eased, IL is ordered and directed Nv
the Register that the Administrator afoTs.
said give notice of the granting of letters
81 Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting there
d, py causing advertisements to be posted
within lorty days from the date Oh such
letters, in six of the most public places of
the county of New Castle reoririn0 ali
persons having demands against the es-
alto 10 present the same or abide nv an
act of Assembly in such case made and
Oh vided. And also cause the same 10 he
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, anewspaper puh-
tshed in Wilmington, and TO be Continued
therein three weeks, g. o, d,
-A~a Given under the hand and saal
l.. s. of office Of the Register Aforesaid
')@l at Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. >. Q. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
Ali persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator.
on or before March 30th, 1882, or abide
the act Of Assembly In such case made
ano provided.
WILLIAM ". STATS.
Address: 3 Wilmington, bgL
rnhsl-eweode
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REDuCTInNINpplrr

The Wilmington Coal Gas ComD,,.
BIAS decided 20 reduce the price q, a..
TO $3.50 per 1000 feet. 1t is now w."
tolla.s. WV
LIEBlG co.'s ARNICATEn py
TRAIT OF WITCH HAZEL a Nm "A
lieves periodical kufierlngs OF + NH, \.
1t posses ses peculiar power y sss.
Professor 7 ATTlSON, in ais ceIehs9S
work ON "Diseasrs OF Women =" OF reiIsvi
log the snlieiings OF painful periods Il
wards OF the suffering wilhont 10 II
way interfering with the pruner ~
natural iiow." Beware oIchenpt nnnia''
leils. IL is invaluable IN Inost nii ~.
commouer diseases OF women. cnre. Js liz
figuring pimpies and eruptions.
Sold Ia nf y GEMS and dollar sizes
apricot
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DAo...m,LEs U. .. IA asiIl's
AND NATIONAL Al

Consisting OF nine exaSSS ot e ala hi iaieSs
United states Treasury IN ali, OF VsII,on.
National Bank Blls' 10 ,ars and tssrfsli
s asnSn means Of dste SetsSIe. Price ~
money they are inVaiu~ IN
package. MAVEN Gity.
p, 0. Box 1901.
mh2l-w3m.
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Business Draining

Young men who contemplate late : 10 V eda.
ness life, and parents having sons 10Y ~ % send sd
cate, are particularly reques ..g9i Give II, fal
Tor our new circular, whlcn w Nh ms 81 Of en-.
information as to terms cohai''O"'
trance, etc. Address,
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The CITY Markets

The following were the ruiIng prices In
mark ct this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pound. ...s.. $50 10
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Fine new brick block. opposite S'1t uIE.
ford House. E'eg tntiy nllea ,i nut Of
ished Aparl ments Tor the aPp pi and sys.
and carrying out OF our ho'o'
temntic methods OF
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BAKERS PAIN PANACEA crres
main In Man mr. R,ast
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Qua CEDAR VALLEY LETrER-DR. AR
NETT AND WIRES AFFICuoN--

OUR CEDAR VALLEY LETrER--DR. AR
NETT AND WIRES AFFLICTIoN--
BURSTING or Boiler, SC. sc,
CEDAR VALLEY, Sept. l2.-Ep. New
DOMINION Somebody made quite
blunder last week in saying that DIR.
Roy Arnett was going to louisville
To locate" 1t should have read to
Louisville to lectures. Please make
this correction. Asyou are aware the
Doctor and wife were on the wrecked
train at Thornton last Tuesday, and
are now in this vicinity. They were
of those reported slightly scalded or
bruised. With all due respect fol"
the authority we beg leave to say If
they are but slightly, we do not want
to meet the severely injured. Mrs.
Arnett is now improving, though the
burned parts are very sore and it will
he some time yet before she will be
able to use her hand, if indeed, it
does not be permanently injured. The
Doctor proves to be the more severe
ly burned, and while his face and
left hand are now better, his right
hand is in frightful condition, and
he has been suffering most terribly
and his case has indeed been critical,
but we are now hopeful that the cri-
sis is past aud that his injuries may
not lie Of such severity as to become
permanent. His intended attend
ance of the medical lectures win GER
tainly have to he postponed.
Not much of interest has trans
pired, since our last report, in this
section, except the bursting of the
boiler of Barker's mill, by which the
hand of Mr.. Wells was scalded, but
how severely we have not learned.
People generally well.
Farmers busy cutting com, seed
ing, DC, DC. ~
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MAIDsvILLE MENTION


The fine rains of the past week were
gladly received.
Luther Lazzell has been very i'll
for several days. He is under the
efficient medical treatment of DIR.
Brock.
Milton Smith cut his foot very
badly with an Ak on the End inst.
The wound has begun to heal and he
will soon be out again.
Miss Mollie Davis is clerking in
the Water and Davis store Of this
place.
w. H. Hart has just returned from
a weeks visit in Taylor county.
j. w. Smith aud John Laird are
to teach at Vaudeville and Laxzell' s
respectively. Success them.
Rev. Cannon will preach his fare
well sermon at Bethel the 2Sth inst.
Several of B. f. Dawson's rela-
tives from Morgantown and Bealville,
Washington county, Pa, were visit
ing him on Sunday.
Samuel Ramsey will make the sor-
ghum for the Collins Ferry people
this fall.
Apple cutting time Is at hand
Some of the young folks ATTENDED
one at Mr.. Reppert's last week.
The Literary Society at Vaudeville
is in a fsourishing condition. 1t has
among its members some Of the best
talent in the county.
LAUREATE
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STONY POINT


September 10.
We have had seine fine rains but
still need more.
School teachers are scarce. APP
plication has not been made by any
one for several Of our schools. Pay
higher wages.
VIM. Hall lost very fine steer a
few days ago.
Daniel Breakiron has been some
what indisposed for several days
past.
Rev. Cannon preached his farewell
sermon at Granville last Sunday
evening. He is now awaiting the
result of the Conference meeting,
which has probably transferred him
to sofne other appointment.
John and Bart. Coda, and j. w. b.
Martin are now working at dam No.
8. John Coda is fine stone dresser
and is foreman in the quarry at that
place.
VIM. Martin has had the scarlet
fever for some time.
Elwood Brown and wife have been
visiting j. w. Smith and s. Y. T.
Martin for several days.
j. r. Dean is hauling timber with
Simon Boyers, Esq.
The people of the community deep
ly sympathize with the President and
his family in their affection and are
wishing his speedy recovery.
UNICORN.
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A,ExIs' OBSERVATIONS IN FAYETTE
COUNTY.
UNfoNrowN, September 7th.


UNtoNrowN, September 18th.
Since writing our former letter we
have left Moore's works and are So
journing along the rontc of the new
railroad from Uniontowh to Browns
vile. The road is now being graded
and we are told that work is going
on all along the line. There arc a
great many persons working on the
route who are from West Virginia
Some from old Monongalia, and some
from Preston. Mr.. +. Trickett, of
Gainesville is one of the bosses-and
he is n good one. They want to COM
plete the road this fall. This road is
laid out through coal country. A
company formed for the purpose has
bought nearly all the coal lands along
the route. VIM. Hough sold his
farm, which is two miles from Union
town, and contains 16l acres, for
$40, 900, which is just $4,000 more
than he gave for it two years ago.
The Monongahela Association Of
the Regular Baptist Church met at
Uniontown last week. Their minis
tiers occupied the various pulpits of
the town last Sunday, both morning
and evening.
The colored folks held d camp meet
ing near Moore's Works last week.
1t broke up Sunday night in row
between some Of the darkies and
white rowdies. Several Of the par
ties were shot and others cut. The
whites came out victorious. One
negro was chased four miles and fin
ally shot in the back. ALEXIS.
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BY OUT Special Eepofter.l
Mr.. VIM. N. Hyland, graduate
Of 81 is spending few days in town.
Mr.. A. A. Waters of the class Of
80 left Tuesday morning for Drew
Theological Seminary.
The roll of students numbers ITO.
Infantry drill was resumed Mon
day.
There are IL "rats' In the cadet
corps.
Captains, ]. Fl. Stewart and +. d.
Jeffries have been ordered to take up
quarters in the old University build
ing.
Major Lee is to he complimented
for the neat and clean appearance Of
the University grounds.
The following is the result Of the
election of officers of the Parthenon
Society for fall term;
President-Thco. 4. Hodges.
Vice President.-Sam. b. Brown.
Recording Secretary-Ben. Brown.
Corresponding Secretary. H.
Stewart.
Critic-H. P. Morris.
Librarian-N. w. Gaines.
From another correspondent
The following is the programme Of
the Columbian Literary Society for
Friday evening Sept. 10th:
Select declamasion-E, NJ. Snod-
grass. of the freshman class and VIM.
O'Brien sen. prep.
Essay--Walter Michael and w. w.
Barb, freshmen.
Oration--C. +. Cork, soph. and $.
A. Hays, Fresh.
Minute Speech--G. C. Baker, G.
M. Kelley and G. Lazzell, all fresh
men.
Debate--To affirm: O. III. Miller,
D. w. Waters. To deny: g. w. Da-
Wis, S. H. Protzman. Question
Resolved, That Guiteau deserves to
be hung for the attempted! assassina-
ton Of the President.
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EIGHTEEN car loads of cattle were
again shipped to the eastern markets
from Fairmont on last Wednesday.
The shipments were made by the fol-
lowing persons: L. +. Watson. five
cars; Jarrett Lynch, three; Adam
Fisher, two; E. L. Nixon, three; Joe
Keener, three; +. Brand, one, and
Robert Lowe, one. Cattle shipments
have been unusually heavy from this
vicinity for several months past
Under,
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For the Best Select Oysters, go tt
d. III. SHINES.

CLEARANCE SALE-IMMENsE BAR
GAINS .--Lazear, Finnell q Co. offer
the remainder of their summer goods
at cost, and some of them even be-
low cost. They must all be cleared
out within the next few weeks to
make room for fall goods Buyers
who do not visit their establishment
will lose some rare bargains. Go and
see how much you can get for $l.OO
at this popular establishment.
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GOSHEN BAPTIST AssoeIATIoN-The
eleventh annual association Of the
Goshen Baptist Church will be held
with the regular Baptist Church at
Morgantown, commencing at o'clock
P. NJ, Thursday, September 22nd and
continuing over Sunday.
In connection with above meeting
of the Association, there is a council
to consider the propriety of ordaining
Bro. O. NJ. Miller to the Gospel min
istry. All are cordially invited to be
prescott. Any not belonging to the
Baptist Church, who can entertain
members of the Association and Coun-
Gil will please hand their names
and the number that they can en-
terrain during the meetings, to d.
Fordyce, A. Yeager, F. 5. Lyon, VIM.
b. Long. D. FoRDYcE,
Chairman of Committee.
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IF YoU want dish of first class
oysters, call at ID. III. STINEs.

GILMORE IL Co., 629 f Street, Wash
ington, d. c., request every Soldier
or Sailor who served in the Union
Army during the late war, to send
his name and postoffice address on a
postal card. Write plainly name,
postoffice, county and State. In re-
turn you will receive copy of new
paper, america" containing valua-
bic information.
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We learn that Mr.. t, Pickenpaugh's
family and Mrs. Vim. Wagner will
start to Iowa in a few days, where
they will make an extended visit.
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The MAN-TRAPs OF New YORK;
Where they are and how work
ed. How the Swindlers, Confidence
Men, Blacklegs and Criminals of the
Metropolis work and live. By eel
ebrated Detective. Commencing in
No. 20S of the Police Gazette of New
York, out Friday, September 8, will
form a series of articles invaluable to
every stranger visiting the the Met
ropolis, atfording as they will a sure
safeguard against the dangers to
which the rural visitor is exposed.