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A Street Parade.

Between nine and ten o'clock, last
night. st. Paul's Commandery, No. /,
Knights Templar, colored, of this city,
made street parade, headed by COLI
ored baud, and got up quite an impos-
ing demonstration. This Morn ing The
Commandery and number of friends
went on an excursion to Atlantic City,
by way OF the steamer FELTON, and the
West Jersey Railroad.
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SECOND EDITION
INCREASED HOPE.
THE PRESIDENT PRO-
NOUNCED BETTER.
PULSE DOWN TO NINETY.FIvE.
swe ling OF tine Parofid Gland Ma.
tertalIy Decreased Joy tn the
Executive Mansi. n.

swe ling OF tine Parofid Gland Ma.
tertalIy Decreased SOY tn the
Executive Mansi, n.
WASHINGTON, August 81. 1881.
EXECUTIVE MANsION-6:30 p. NJ.
The President has passed better day
than for some time past. Ha has taken
his food with increased relish, aud tie
usual afternoon rise ID temperature did
not occur. At the evening dressing the
fluid useo to wash out the paiotid ab-
scess found its way Into the mouth,
which 1t did not do this moIning, show
Ing that an opening into The mouth has
spontaneously occurred. The sbscess 10
discharglng freely and the swelling con-
tInues to diminish. There is some In.
crease In the discharge Of pHs from the
woun.. Pulse, 100; temperature, 93.6 !:
respiration, 1a.
d W. BLISS, ROBERT HEPBURN,
J. X. BARNKs, FRANK q. HAMILTON
J. J. WOODWARD.
SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER
LowhLL.
The following was sent this attei noon;
"WAsHIAGro ron, August 81, 1881.
To LOWELL, Minister, Lohdvn:-
"rhe PIesideul's cunui,ion is very en-
courasing to-day, pulse down to 95 ;
lawer than is has been for several werr ..
Temperature Aud respiration nVrmai.
No adverse ~ upton, apparent AZ ILis
hour-two 7. NJ.
BLAINE, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. 81, leSl.
Secretary Blaine sent Inc follow lug
despatch 10 MInsler Lowell Tonight:
"To LOWELL, Minister, .London:
"rhe President has had less lever this
evening than upon any previous evening
since he was wounded. lis temp eratul e
~ SIX o'clock was normal. HIS ehLlre
day has been most encouraging in all hls
BLAINE, Secretary"
WASHINGTON, August 81, l13J p
MA tins hour the Presidents pulse
Is nearly down again TO lOO, his temper
ature and respii alton are normal, and
and his condition Is as sstisfa> tory as q.
sny time during The day.
THIS MORNINGS BULLETIN.
The official bulieli.i issued at $50
O'Clock this morning stated that tile
President was feverlsh up 10 midnis sht
but afterwards slept we'll.
Pulse, 100.
Temperature, 9S A.
Respiration, II.
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For CAPE MAY.-The excursion Of
the Chrisliana Presbyterian Church to
Cape May in the steamer Republic will
take place on Monday. Tickets only
sl.OO, including car fare to New Cas-.
tie, where the steamer leaves at a.
m. Children half price. The excur-
sionis,s are promised six hours on the
beach, and we doubt not the trip will
be one of the most delightful OF the
season.
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LOCAL TAME TABLE.
,ORREcTED MAY 2srd is,l

CORRECTED MAY 23rd 1881.
!, TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
Fek PHILAoELPHIA.-2.0J 2.2o $50 TO,
siO s.oo, s.I., 0 55. lu.SO. ll.63a. M; 1918
.i2.43. 2.U3, $50, 4.OU, 6.6l, 6.3S, 7.uo, y.55,
Iov p. IN. Sunduys,2 ,2.u5, 2.25, o.lu "A. M;
,o.W, y. o. b.35 7.UJ, 30, lv.UO y. IN.
fo. NEW YoRK.-2.Uo, 2.z5, b.Su, 7.uO, 9.55,
li,o5 a. mi 'l2.4S. 2.US, 5.5l. b.SS ~. III
sundays. 2o6. z..o =. m, o.52 o.3s p. N.
'ea bALrIMoRE.-E5l, 2.l2. 4.U2 1855,
., ~ am. ;lz.55, si.OA, 4. Is $50 lO.bl p. IN
sundays. .s.ol, 2.l2. 40 .7.55 a. m. IJ.5l
FOR WAsnIseros.- 1851, 2.i2, 4.u2; 7:55.
~ u. M; lass, 'I.OA. 6.5c p, m. sun
usys, l2.5I, 2.I2, 4.Uz, 1855 a. m.
oAtrlaoRE AND lNrERMEDIATE STA
VNs. ll.ol, S.Ss u. IN, l..o5, Ais p. IN.
,he ihe f'io p. IN. train stops at Way sta
ions IONS MY be.w cen perryyiiis ana
prpaalmore. Sundays, l2.5t a. IN.
T,nnViLLE T,.a AND lNTEaMEDIATE STA
FSh NEW CAsrLh.-8.00 9.a5, u. M; l.ut
o,So, y. IN, No sunday trains.
~nhiSoroN AND INTERN EDIATE STA
hs.-s hnu,ss 80 u. m.j i.u5. o.zo y. III. No
sunday tralus,
LAAh AND DlNDEHMEDIATK STATIONS
Fnr 10 a. IN; l.oo y. IN.
Tia nwiLalN9ros q NoRTnERs II. M
irai": y u. M; 800, o.u6 p, IN. No SUNDAY
'Ia ~ a.. DELAWARE WESTERN II. k.-7.I6
la IA, ~ Ah.s ouuuhy tHhihs,
TRA.sSVa, u, Al. and 1.OO p. III.
Enaso a hhlVk Ar WILMINGJ On
~ rhiLADELPHIA.-lZLj zU7 3.51,
~ sod y. v n. M, IL m.; l2.l5, lZ.A
s0H ~, i.35, AL, 5.iU, B.vO o.l6, o.k
So ~, lO.+5. ll.i6 y. III Sundays
il iiSs'z." .s.52. 7 ~. 10 4. M; ~, lU.I5
'aAi ms Foa WILMINGTON LEAvh
In. ApkLPHIA-Broad street Depot
'.so. ola, iU.su, ll.vv, lilo a. IN, l.o,
Ia 500. 4.5O. 5.lO 5.l5, $40 AZ, $50 v.il
sIs n.so p, m. sundays, ,.v5. go d. III
Fa"S oH. a.ib, lU.O0, l.36 u. IN
NEW ionK.-zv7, 3.52, T.52, S.8
u, mi Lao, sl.O1, Al, d, Al ~. as d M
FRn. n 2.VI, 5.57 7.6l 4. IN. lU. I6 d, IL
M. az. % .A.LTIMoRE.-l.6y, Ala, 80 ll.s5 .
dan,. ix;4l, 2DU, 5.46, $50, $50 o. m. an
Faos i;os. 2ls u. IN. 6.4d. $50 $50 p. m
~. mAsHlNar0N.-l.6o, z.Ig. l.i3 q
dsSs i1.aii s.Jv, 8. 40, .8s D, IN, sun
FRos p. p,.os. z.ls, q. NJ: 6.4B. $50 p. m,
FAoM ahhrvILLF Ully-g.u5 am.
6lu q Nv CAsrLk.-S.4s, y,3o, "A nj, I2.u
HRos Tnso nso y m. No Sunday trains.
bV5 n =. n.AwARE X. k.-s.as a. n..; Il. o
Faosp Y; m. No sunday trans.
sS.1 WILMINGTON q NoRrHERs II. Il
trsiSs "'; R.oS as p. IN. NO sunia
u. NJ mk5iwARs wEsTras r. R.-s.d
>, IN 10, p. la. Hanuay trains III
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A Marvellous Enterprise.

OF Nick Roberts ~ clowns the New
York Herald says: at Is not alone
the novelty of seeing 40 clowds In q
minstrel scene, but the excellent singing
aud instrumental music that charnis."
These three great shows. combining Nick
Roberts ~ Clown Uuited Sta rs Min
str-ls, "Revised" Humpty Dumpty and
European Double Specially Troupe will
appear at the GraDd Opera House on
Saturday evening, Sept. 80. Reserved
seats arc now OH sale at Q, F. Thomas
& Co.'s, No. 42l Market street.
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THE BUILDING RECORD.
IT Permits Is.usd Daring th'

~ Permits Issued During the
Month.
M. Copwell. chief engibesr OF the
Survey Department, reports the follow.
ing buildings for the month ending An.
gust 81: -fS
A. J. Peters, eight houses AZ the north
east corner Of Seventh and Washtngton
streets.
James Finau, one house on the north
side o. Second street, between Vanf3uren
and Harrisoo streets.
Patrick Young, one houss on the north
side of Second street, between Van Burep
and Harrison streets.
Harlan Cause, six houses ut southeast
corner OF Tenth and Scott streets.
Harry q. Haekett, one house on the
east side Of fJacksou strset, between Sixth
and Seventh streets.
Alexander Collins, ono house at north
west corner OF Fourteenth and Clay mont
streets.
Charles Pattiuson. one house on north
side Of Eighteenth street, east Of River
view avenue.
James q. Aaron, thirteen houses as
north west corner Of Thir rteenth and West
stree 9.
John B. Kindeli. ono house on the east
side Of Kirkwo0c, between seventh snd
Eighth streets.
John T. Banks, one house on the west
side Of Heald street, between Sixteenth
street and Vandsver avenue.
william q. Bush six houses on the east
SIDE of Pine street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
George d. KiImer. William q. Grubb
and william Loper, Jr., three houses on
lIfta a. - k.t
Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets.
Newton @. Sample, one house on south
west corner of Linden and Jackson
streets.
Board Of Public Education. one school
house VI south west corner OF Oak and
| Harrison streeta.
William +. Brick, one house on the
eas side Of Sbipley street, between Front
and Second streets.
| John A. North, two houses at sonth west
and Union streets.
Fourth street, between Harrison and
Fra kin streets.
| Shiloh Baptist church, southeast cor.
ner OF Twelfth ana Orange streets.
| Frederick Herting, back building east
side Of King, between Second and Third.
| Lawrence j. Browman, one house
northeast corner'M arsbAl and Cedar.
| Hartman & FebrsD bach, ono stable
northeast corner Of Lowering avenue
and Scott street.
John Green, fve housss south west cor
ner of Thirteenth aud West.
Board Of Public Education, scbool
house northwest corner Tenth and Spruce
- Association, twelve houses on
west side of Rodney street, between
| Shalloross and Lowering avenues.
James M Bryan, one hoase on sonth
side OF Logan street, between Mary land
avenue and the raj ilroad. Total for the
month, seventy-seven.
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Personal.

Squire James II. Ray was in the
city yesterday.
Igna'ius q. Grubb, Esq, has arrived
home from his trip to Europe. He
enjoys his usual good health.
Samuel g. Chandler, Sheriff Of this
county in 1850. was in the city to-day.
He is in his S0.h year aud enjoys good
health.
Chas. B. Lore, Esq, who has been
ir Queen Anne's county, Nd, looking
after his farming interest, has re-
turned.
James II. Messenger, Esq., was in
Wilmington yesterday, attending to
the settling up of his fathers estate.
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Rains I'm EnEIand.

LONDON, August 3l.-The weather
continues bad. Low lying land in Lam
cashire was flooded by heavy rains yes
terdsy. Similar reports come from
Cheshire, where almost the entire crop
is still on the ground. The rainfall
around Darlington is estimated al $50
tons per acre in eighteen hours. In East
Riding OF Yorkshire the oats and barley
sheaves are still standing In pools of
water. The same accounts continue to
cerne from nearly parts Of the country.
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fortunate Tailor.

Mr.P.s. Kearney, a tailor In the house
of warner 4 Searies, of Vicksburg, MSS,
has been the fortunate winner Of half OF
tas tn,ss,W SSp,'si5 si5 oOJ. The lucky number was
n 'iis. hr. KearHey came from memphis
ananf .ir months ago, He II an excel
lent workman, and Is charitable and GOOD
s,ssh af nm IN unboupded terms OF
nEpsise and compliment and are N much
reinioed a his streak Of good fortune ~
The lucky m an himself.- Hscksbwrg, Mtss /.
Hsraia, July Ii. susoi
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General News.

There is q great demand In Savan-
nah for ship carpenters, timers and
other mechanics to repair the damage
6 been no interruption q business.
Work is being pushed rapidly on the
reservoir for the new water works ct
P rth Amboy, New Jersey. The
daily capacity of the works is to be
over 8, 000, 900 gallons, and "the force
will be SO great that five streams of
water can be thrown at once over the
tallsst building in the CITY,"
Samuel M. Lake, Chief Of the Di-
vision of Inspection in the Second AS.
sistant Postmaster Generals Office,
was removed yesterday, and John W.
Green, lately Of the Postofice Depart.
ment, was appointed in his place.
Thomas ]. Potter, of the Burling-
ton and Belt line railroads, denies, in
Chicago, that they have consolidated
with any other railroads, or with
Eastern capitalists TO build up East
Chicago.
The Sailors Union, of Kingston,
Ontario, has ordered that, for the pres
ent, seameu's wages shall be 81 so per
day on the Lakes and $2 per day on
the canals.
The insurance men In Chicago, on
Monday, notified the stock ysIds' man.
aRement that they would refuse to
take risks unless more adequate wa
ter supply could be provided. A COM
miltes Was appointed to attend to The
| matter.
It is said there is q strong feeling in
New foundland for closer CONNER cial
relations with the United States.
DR.. Harris 8. Fellows disappeared In
Albany, on Monday evening, and was
found drowned, yesterday morning.
| He was we'll known In New York
State, az leader in the Greenback
party.
aground in Penobsoot Bay, has been
found in such bad condition that II has
been determined not to raise her for
repairs, but to wreck her.
Henry Teldman. charged with ab-
sconding from Chicago with $4,000 be.
longing TO the Merchants Loan and
Trust Company, was arrested In Mon
treal on Tuesday night.
| Alexander and Nancy COnnors were
arrested In Indiana, Penna., on Mon
day, for selling counterfeit half dollati
and trade dollars.
The whole town Of Sierraville, In
California was destroyed yesterday
hy Are. The loss is estimated at $S00,
GO.
The picture backing factory and mill
of J. q. MoElwee g. Co., at Big R,p.
ids, Michigan, was burned yesterday
L oss $25, 200.
George Baldwin, . farm laborer,
was killed, yesterday, at Tarrytown,
New York, by two colored men
while protecting his son, whom tue,
had caught stealing apples from an Or
chard.
A number Of capitalists are tryius
to lease the Philadelphia and Reading
shipyard, at Port Richmond, for ship
building purposes. :,
The Milknen'. Association of Phil
adelphia has decided to charge cent
.. per quart for milk on and after to
day. ~
The Building inspectors of Phila
delphia issued 1893 permits for build
ing purposes during the presen
month.
. An inquisitive old gent poked b
!, head in q printing-oftice door an
!. = asked. "Who is deadp" The man
3 the wheel answered, Nobody that
2 have heard Of" The old gent aske,
d "What is this Grape on the door forf
2 The boss then went out and four
!, that the "devil" had hung the jo
. Office towel on the door knob whi
= he chased o lame pigeon up an allie
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Richmond Water Famine Dect-
sion Against tho city.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 31-Application
was filed few days ago by lhe Rich
mond and AIleghany Railroad in The
Hastings Court for All Injunction to Ies-
train the city If Richmond from takirg
water from the cansl through = Was Q
gate recently opened by the mayor for
the purpose, Of providing a.upply OF
water for The city waier-works. The
case was decided today by Judge Chris
tian against the city, the court granting
the prayer of the pelltion. Unless some
compromise eau be effected between tile
city aud the railroad company this sup
ply must be cut off oA Monday next, aud
the city will bs without water.
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LOCAL LINES.
Deyiled Crabs at Fullmer's.
Steyed Crabs at Fullmer's
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's

FuiIiner's celebrated clam soup.
Read Or. Todd's advertisement IN au-
ouher column. He Will do wnat he rom
ises.
The celebrated Bavsrian Artillery
band, Prof. Gulh, leader, recently ar
rived from Germany, gave a rehearsal al
tue rooms OF the German Library Asso
citation, last night, 10 number OF invi-
ted guests.
Rev. j. b. ParmAlee, OF the New Jer-
usalem Church, was AZ Muscatine, Iowa,
Yesterday, but expects " be home in
lim- to occupy his pulpit next Sunday
mo rDing.
The Weccacoe s. +. Z. Company has
elec.ed Ezra Lukens Chief Marshal ,
David S Reeder Company Marshal, al d
James f. Burns auu WIN. Campbell
ASSISTANTS, for the Reading tournament.
Mayor Black, of New Castle, started,
yesterday, Tor = ten days trip through
New EUg and.
Albridge Byard, col, aged ID years
died suddenly, yesterday, at his homt
on Logan street. The Coroner investi
gated aud found death TO be the result
OF natural causes.
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Col. Ludlow to Remain.

Col. LUDLOW, In charge of the govern
n.ent engineering works 10 the Delaware
river aud bay, who was recently ordered
to New York, will now remain here,
Major Gillespie, who was to have sue
ceeded tol. Ludlow, having been assign.
ed to New York, In place of Gen.
Mutchler, recently deceased, As Col.
Ludlow is thoroughly familiar with the
Christlana and it needs, his retention
will be a source # pleasure to the busi-
ness people Of Wilmington.
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A Rise In Milk.

A number of milk men, this morn
ing, raised their prices to eight cents
per quart for new milk and four cents
a quart for skim milk. Tie milk men
say they are compelled to put up the
price on account Of short pasture, bc-
sides number of farmers who kept
milk dairies are feeding thei- COWS.
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The Republic.

1t is announced that the steamer Re-
public will,after Thursday, the 18th day
Of September, discontinue her daily trips
between Cape May and Philadelpha.
The season has been comparatively
successful one for the Republic, aud in
all probability she will resume these
trips next season.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
The Boys at school.

BOYS who are away at sch Dol should
always have som1 quick aud sure r.une.
DIV for sudd-n alta eks of Cramps, Diar-
rhea, or Dysrnteiy, for physician Is
not always near, aUt an hours delay In
cases OF this kiud oft, u leads 10 serious
rreut., Therrf fore parents shonii sup
,ly their sons with PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER, which is as . iii da,ijus as 1t Is
mmplo and harmless. Directions are
with on cb bottle, aud one dose Ta'ely
fsils to bring relief 10 sufferer from
any bowel Cot plan
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
ghs 9aily &asstts.
ryreREp AT WILMINGTON PosT-oTFicE
AS sECOND-CLAss MATTER.

DIsAPPEARINa.-Dr. Springer's let
Ter to the Trustees Of the Poor Will have
. r.sssuring effect and give confidence
IN The hope that the smallpox has been
nret,y etiectually stamped ou. in this
ctv. I here are but four or five cases in
the whole city. 1t is disappearing, and
will shortly be one Of the thugs of the
D lst,
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Gold for New York.

The Hambug. American line
steamer Suevia, which sailed from
Havre for New York to-day, took
out f64 900 IN gold. The Pail Mall
Gazette, in its financial article, says
that IL hears that 100000 in gold
were quietly shipped from Hamburg
yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
More victims OF the Hurricane.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 3l.-Sixseen
more i,quests we're held to-day on the
hodies OF persons drowned in the storm.
This makes forty six 90 far. The bodies
OF a white man, woman and child have
been washed ashore At Tybes. Quite .
number of bodies are on. plantations
near the city, aud the coroner will hold
inQuests tomorrow.
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"slother Has Recovered-

wrote an llhDois girl 10 her Eastern rela-
tives. "She took bitters for long time
but without any good. So when she
heard OF the virtues Of Kidney-Wor sue
now rs she could before We moved
West. Since she has got we'll everyone
about here is taking It," See adv.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01

WILMINGTON PRoGBEssING.--P - Per-
mits were issued for building seventy
seven houses last month. This Is a
pretty fair number; bit Mr.. J. T. Heali
and other real estate dealers, maintain
that there will be q great scarcity Of
small houses next year.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
General Grant and Vtce.Prsaaa.,
Arthur. =

Gneral Grant denies the Statements
that have recently been published, chiefly
in Western papers, 10 the effect that he
has bad frequent consultations with The
Vice. President and other public men II
reference 70 political contingencies In
Washington. He said yesterday that -
had seen General Arthur ones only sinee
the attempt upon the President's LIE.
That was during "a brief morning call
about three weeks ago, and no third par
son was present. General Grant doe
not believe that any consultations Of The
character described have taken place
between General Arthur and hls polit-
ical friends.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
STATEMENT


"A -oF THE
AM0U Mt OF TAAks To BE COLLECT-
ED FROM EACH UN RED FOR
rah raip YsAa sx hcA ASp poEasoiSR LIE AaeoT5 rs
nount to be collected by VIM. l.. VII
sou, col &C or for Brandywine
Hundred .s.....s............'... thVsfot ~
mount o be collect ed by 4 N.
Kyns. collecor for North VIII
minsio ol ........................ eos<Si u
A mount 10 he COL ,ected oy Ch@s.
South Il wsiminxio 1s1i . ..:........: H.sls y
M, uuL " b Collected bv 5smr
l.. KiIgort. collector Ior Chris
tiaua nun ~. d: d:................. lb,lS2 "
Amoun Ia be collecls d ny Benz.
orex I, CO lecior for Mill Gre
Huud, eu ...,................... WV o.
Am unit TO be collected " Utah
Clay G S U".es hundred .......... eos 70
Amount To be collected ny WIN.
Hu ldred ................... .... ssA -
Amount 10 b Gu ieclea NY Israel
ID. OILS Collector for New Cas-
te Hundred .................... lo.7I W
Amou.it To ue Collected ny Jvhn
A. Cieaver. collector for Red
Lion Hundred d.................. 6.l3l "
Amount u be cuilecsed by Pur-
81. Georges nund ed...-.... N.aa 10
Amount 10 he collec, ed by hich-
.Appoq W innlmink saadr, d.. s.7ss q
Amount 10 De coil. CT by Geo.
eiacknild nanured ........... $3.50 II
Total ....................... ,s2a 50
IN uni paid by Gm L. Wilson,
cuiiectOr Iur kranuyWiDe Hu.. 1,6xO W
m, uut ,aid by " ma. kyue,coi-
lec or for NorLh WI ming,op.. l0.0Q0 ~
A onnu paiI by Chas. d. u.
Beu lord, ollector for south
WtmiugtOu ii lEdred.... ...s. iuyUV w
.inouat aid by Sam'l l.. kH-
Hum Hasaared ed'... ................... ~ 5000 %
Gr sgc isetor Min Gre K Id $500 %
AInou.,L paid by William n.
anoar I . ...............:........ l.soo 90
amount paid Us Israel II. Fvis,
collector for Ne CastIe Hd... 800 90
Amount paid by John A.CleAver
collector for Red Lion Hi...... LOO 90
Total ...............,,..,.... S37, ,720 90
PAID NOTHING.
Urlah 8. Wisr, cJllesLor White Clay
| Purna J. Lynch. collector 81. Georges
( Rishsri n. Hanaon. collector Apo
| Qu in mink Hundred.
de .rxe d rmstrong. collector Bt ck-
bird hundie'.
The Hbove does mol include the negro
WILLIAM HERBERT.
Sept. !. 1871. ,ounty Treasurer.
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Meetings Tonight.
THURspAY,

clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. OFF.
Eden Lodge. No. "a, l. v. o. f.
lenerson Lodge, No. ., I. y. o. r.
MMianhattan NJ Lodge, No, II, 1. y. II. N.
Huntington Division, No. !, y. OF T.
hope Council, No. Z, Jr., U. u. A. Al.
German Mutual Beneficial Society N
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NoTICE.-Dr. Knne's Great Nerve
aestorer IL .he marvel sf the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All dts stopped free.-
Send TO y3l Arch street PhilPaslphia,
oat 20-ly
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THE GREAT DROUGHT.
Dismal Outlook for EarmeFs-Nfne
weeks without Raia-Cattle Suf.
fering aud Crops Kufned.

Dismal Outlook for Earmers-Nfne
weeks without Ra1a-Cattle Suf.
fering aud Crops Asufned.
TRENrNH, N. j., August 81, 1851
The continued drought in this section Of
the State Is working damage to the crops
and farmers are respondent - TO the
outlook. The Delaware River and all
other streams are unprecedsntedly low.
The pastures are parched aud nearly de
stroyed, and the corn crop IN many quar-
tiers will be an entire failure. With the
exception Of few showers In isolated
localities there has not been any rain for
over two months. ln fact, everything is
drying up aud farmers will be much em-
barTasssd in consequence. Cistfrns,
wells end springs are nearly dry, and in
some places waler for domestic use is
difficult TO 10 obtained. Altogether the
season has been about the dryest on
record.
ALMOST WATER FAMINE.
CHICAGO, August 31.-A special to
the Times from Z; Dolado, ILL.,, dated
Aug. ~, says: at is nine weeks since
the crops are nearly Q failure. The
uuob 10 hituuot uuuchIhUios III boue
parts OF the county there is much sui
fering for want of water and great
deal Of sickness Of iyphus form is pre-
vailing. From the best infoI nation
wheal will not average over four or five
bushels per acre; corn will make from
one-third 10 one-half Of crop, and oats
will be almost IN entire failure. The
meadows which were lot injured by the
army worms will yield big crop Of
hay. Tobacco is failure; the late po-
tatoes m st failur-; peaches are AL
estire fsilIre, aud the apples almost
worthless. The pastures are all dried
up and no ground Is broken for wheat.
The people VI Harrisburg are hauling
water from the creek to use. The far
mers are disposlng Of all the stock they
can possibly spare"
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
DIED.

BAC0N.-In this city. on the 5Oth instant
Cieme II A. Bacon, Ia the SOtn wear a
his age. 1880
he re.aives and friends are respeet-
fully tnvitsa 70 attend his funeral from
his ate r. sidei ee, s02 Jt fferson street.
Friday aiter.oon, ssptsmbR p 2ffursfnfSfs
at niverview Gene cry. auxaI- ts
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01
MAR RI IL D.

JOHNSON-AN EhSON.-On the 18th
,hst., a. The Un ON N. e. parsonage. By
, and MIss Sarah Anderson, both of
this ci y.