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Personal.

John Merric has returned home
from his trip to Europe.
Edward McInall has returned home
from his trip to the Whire Noun
tains.
Mr.. J. Harvey Morgan, formerly en-
ployed at Finn & Jackson's, this city,
is now engaged in John Wanamaker's s
counting room, Philadelphia.
Joseph H. Stanton left for Buffalo,
N, Y, yesterday to attend the annual
meeting of the Grand Lodge, Inde-
pendent Order of Good Fellows.
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Ths 9aily 6asstts.

ATTORNEY GENERAL MAoVEAaH,
1t Is said, Is the only Cabinet officer
remaining with the President a. Long
Branch. He is the only member of
the Cabinet who was never absent
from Washington even for day since
the President was shot, until he left in
advance to prep rs for the removal to
Long Branch. He and Mrs. Mac
Veagh have been among the daily visi-
tors to the Presidents I mily ever
since the attempted assassination.
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A MIDNIGHT BLAZE.
Slight Fire I'm McCann q Bros
store-Heavy Damage by Water.

store-Heavy Damage by Water.
An alarm from box No. 8, Tenth and
Orange streets, sounded by Sergeant
Dolan, brougb out the fire department
at II :35 o'clock, last night, to the store
of McCann & Bro, s. W. corner Of
Tenth and Market. Sergeant Dolan's
attention was called to the fire by q
lady living in the dwelling adjoining
the Friendship engine house, across
the street, and seeing the flames
through the windows he sounded the
alarm.
The fire was IN the third story
front room, ami by the time the de.
partment arrived appeared to be in q
pretty good blaze. The Friendship
run out their hose carriage and put a
plug stream into the third sto-y win
dow on the Tenth street side. II d
this stream been properly directed aud
no other water applied a great deal of
damage would have been avoided, but
steamer after steamer arrived and went
into service half dozen streams we're
pouring into the BUILDING, flooding 1t
from top to bottom. Even after the
flames entirely disappeared the deluge
continued for several minutes.
The fire was occssioned bg defectiv q
blue. McCann Il Bros workmen had
been employed. during the evening, in
making candy in the second story, and
the fire, by means OF the defective flue,
communicated to q lot OF excelsior pack
Ing on the third floor. This room was
used as q store room, and a number of
barrels, boxes aud other rubbish were
turned with the packing. The loss in
this respect Is about $26 and the injury
to the building is so slight as to lie hard
ly worth calculating.
But the loss by water bids fair to be
quite heavy. McCann u Brother, in
conduct grocery business in addition
to candy masuiacturing,an and large por-
tion OF their stock was dreDched and
completely ruined. They cannot esti-
mate the extent Of the loss at present,
but say their stock was fully insured.
Al the time OF the fire there were sew
eral cans of powder In the building, but
as they bsl pened TO be In the main St ore
loom they were easily removed.
The building is owned by the Gllpin
esi ate, aud is the one in Shlcb the late
Vincent q. Gilpin keIs grocery store
for many years.
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coUP,s CIRCUS COMING.
The Grandest Exhibition OF the
Hind I'm the world.


Coup's Circus IL coming TO Whining.
ton, Sept %. heralded by the United
press OF the Continent, as the biggest,
greatest and grandest embodiment OF
shows on earth. In the world 1t has no
parallel. The Philadelphia, Boston,
Buffalo, Rochester, Detroit, Toledo, Gin
cinnati, Louisville and St. Louis papers
are unanimous In their praises, their en-
eomiums, their elaborate criticisms, stat
ing as the truth, The whole truth, and
nothing but the truth, that never before
have they seen SO grand, Immense, won-
derfui, unique and magnitic display
of ali that IL strange, wondrous, inRen-
ious, absorbing and comprehensive, q
com blnation OF shows presenting so Wv
idly q perfection Of detail. A manifest
come eotion of superior arrangement, re-
| feoting upon the proprietor, W. U. Coup,
| that need Of praise that Is only awarded
TO true merit. The Circus department
| will be exhibited on q scale of immense
ness never before Witnessed, The per-
formauces are produced by choicest Sc
| leotious from the maistros OF the arenic
world. That their Re formanoes may Dc
properly displayed AID appreciated, ,foui
circus rings will be made, and separate
ly and continuously used during eacf
performance.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coughlin, of Somerville,
M ass, says: In the fall of 1876 l was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
folio wed by a severe sough. lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined to
my bed. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hesnital. The doctors said 1 had hole
in nv lung as big as halt dollar. Az
one time report went around that !
was dead. gave mp hope. hut a friend
told me of Dir. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR TIL LUNGS. got a
bottle, when to my surprise, l copmenc-
ed to feel better, and to-day reel better
than for three years past.
ed with Disaased Lungs will take DIR
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and bs
cony,pcud that UONSU MPrlON CAN
CURED. can positively say 1t ha'
one more good than all the other medl-
mes have taken since my sickness,
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LOCAL LINES.

Choice reed birds at Fullmer's.
Choice reed birds at Fullmers.
Choice reed birds at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's
Read DR.. Todd's advertisement In au-
other column. He will do what he erom-
ises.
A decided change In the weather.
There will be service In the Swedish
language in old .Swedes church this even
ing.
James G. Jackson OF this city is ap-
plying for patent for a new fruit dryer.
II. Allen Hilles is about TO erect two
peW houses onWalnut street near Tenth
The Weccacoe Fire company received
forty one sets of uniforms yesterday
for their trip to Reading.
A. V. Gayuor has been elected Ex-
ecutjve officer OF the Board OF Health IN
place of James O'Toole resigned.
Court opens on Monday next.
Rooms for Rent a farcical comedy
will be presented In the Opera House
on Monday evening next.
Bethel A. NJ. E. Church gave verey
large moonlight excursion on the
ateamer FELTON, last evening.
Changes are still being made In heads
Of departments of the p. W. Il, B. X. H.
A large shooting star was seen In thu
heavens last evening.
Butter is now 80 cents per pound.
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shot Five Times.

About 8 O'Clock last evening as q
colored man was driving down jack
son street, he was attacked by crowd
of bows at the corner of Third street.
He leaped from his wagon and gave
chase to the boys, running them as
far as Third and Adams streets.
While In pursuit of them he drew q
revolver and discharged it five times.
His name could not be ascertained.
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THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Getting Down 10 Work Coming
Concerts


Concerts.
The Philharmonic Society, Whining
toms well-known musical organization,
is getting down TO work ready for the
coming season. The members are bus
lily engaged in rehearsing, and the con-
certs that will be given this season prom
ise to surpass all former efforts.
Last evening the society instructed its
musical committee to correspond With
the Temple Quartette and Miss AnDie
Louise Corey the Schubert Sextette,
composed Of four gentleman and two la
dies and also with Mr.. Colby, In refer.
ence to Miss e. A. Osgood, who has
WOE quite reputation among the mu-
sical circles Of Europe.
The first concert will take place In
October, and will be given by one Of the
three organizations meHtioned above, but
which one cannot as yet be announced.
The following concert will take place
In November, and Will be given by mem
bers Of the organization assisted by their
own orchestra, both Of which are now
In an excellent condition of proficiency.
The usual number of concerts will be
given during the season.
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Upward Tendency,

One effects of the late drongh has been
to kill Off good pasture, and this 10 turn
has caused milk 20 be somewhat scarce,
consequently the price Of butter has bad
an upward tendency. This morning in
market the fainers we're asking from so
to go cents pound, and even at those
prices the supply was not equal to the
demand. Farmers say that If the evil
is ot::,oon remedied that the price of
milk will be advanced to 10 cents per
quart.
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Notice To The Public.

TIE pubtfc ere hereby cautioned
against nding my Money or Or.
ders 10 NUNES 4 CO., s3 n assua ST.,
New York atty, as authorized bV he
Louisiana State Lottery Company 10 sell It,
Tickets. 1hdy are flooding the co,lntsy
Nth Bogus Circulars ptuporffng 10 Be
of The Louisiana State Lottery Company
and are fraudulently representing thens-
selves as It's Agents. They have no duthertfk
from this Company TO sell us Tickets, ana 0rs
MAZDA UPHIN,
Pres. Louisiana Szafe Lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS La, July 4. 1881.
= " sept 4-d&x4Ss
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..The Doctor told Me

TO take a blue pill, but di1n't for had
already been poisoned twice by Iner-
curv. The druggist told me to try Kid
ney- Wort, and did. 1t was just the
thing for my oiliousness and constipa-
tlou. ami now l sm as well as ever.b-
Torpid kidneys and liver is the trouble,
for which Kidney-Wor always proves
to be the test remedy known.-Hdrtford
CourQnt
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Improvement.

Workmen are now engaged in
tearing down the old two story frame
house, No. 202 E. Fourth street.
Martin Farrell who purchased the
property some time ago will erect in
place of the old building fine three
story brick dwelling and store and
will remove there as soon as the
building is finished.
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NEW ORLEANS REvOLUTIONIxED
The Militia Called ont TO Quell the
Disturbances.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 13.-Several MI
nor distur urbances occurred yesterday af-
ternoon and last night, during which one
policeman was wounded by the strikers.
A meeting OF the Council was held late
last night at which the Mayor and Act
ing Governor McEuery were present,
and the troubles were discussed.
A council or the employees was also
held. Mt which the NAV or declared the
city unable to protect life and property,
or 10 pres srve the peace. Governor Nc
Emery then issued orders calling upon
the State troops for aid, and the militia
were ordered to be held in reaiiness.-
The cotton class and the weighers are
out Of the strike.
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The star. Route Reductions.

WASHINGTON September l3.-An
official statement shows that the
sa, ing effected by the Star-roate res
ductions last month was $4,000.
The total saving up to August 81
was 81 ,479 900, and the total saving
up to September Is was 81 500, 900.
1t Is hoped that the total saving by
January l, 1882, will be $4,000, 900.
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Cast.Iron Fellows.

Men OF endurance have healthy kid
news and liver. No aches In the back.
no piles or constipation. The cure for
these diseases 10 kidney-Wort. This
great remedy keeps up the tone OF the
whole body by enlbling the liver, bow
els and kidneys to perform their fupc-
tons perfectly. Both the Liquid aud Dry
are sold BY druRgists.-P Pho aeer Press.
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AMUSEMENT. A
Clarke In ..Connie soogah".

On Saturday evening next, George
Clarke, the young comedian will present
for the first time in this city, Charles
Gayler's romantic and sensational Irish
drama, "The Connie Soogah." This
play has been performed by Dion Bou-
cicault, and has been great success.
I he drama will be presented in the
same manner as IL has been In New
York, where II has met with very graft
flying success, all the journals speaking
very highly Of the play, and the com
pany that has been ESPECIALLY selected by
MIR. Clarke.
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Fire Matters.

The Fame Hose Fire Company gave
their engine trial, yesterday after
moon, in order to see how the pumps
worked since they were repaired.
Everything worked satisfactorily, and
members report that stream was
thrown 300 ieet without any diff
Guilty.
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There will be a parade Of the fire
department Of Trenton, n. D., to-mor-
row evening, upon the occasion of a
ception rendered to visiting COM
pany. John Mccartney of the Water
Witch, and several other firemen Of
this city have received invitations to
be present. They will probably at
tend.
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TIE NKw SOUTH. - Mr.. Frederick
Wolfe, the representative of Baron
Erlsnger and his associates, who have
recently placed s25 10000 cash in his
hands for carrying out plans for great
railroad system In the South, is enthusi-
astic over the future of that section.
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THE PRESIDENT is reported to be
much better to-day. His brief half hour
in his sick chair had a good efec', and
IL Is hoped will he followed by other
good symptoms aud his recovery thereby
hastened.
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AND NOW comes Mr.. j. O. Tifany's
turn to surrender his post, or assign
some good reason why certain Irregular
tiles are pc rmiited 10 exist in the Offices
OF the Iudian Agency, over which he has
charge.
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Racing at Newark.

On Saturday afternoon next there
will be racing at Homewood Park,
Newark. The races will consist OF 4,
8 aud 2.45 minute classes. From the
number of en- tres the races promise
to be rather exciting.
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1857 Prizes, amounting gto..........SuO.AoO
Responsibie corresponding agents want
ed at all po. uts. to whom liberal compou-
sation wDl be Ilaid
For further informatiol, write ctoAnys
giving full addfess. SEND oriers " "a
press or Registered Letter, or money or-
dar by mail, addressed only TO
N. A. DAUPHIH,
New Orleans, La,
or M. A. DAUrH1E at
No. az broadway, New YORK.
All our Granl Extiaoi diuary Drawings
are under The Bupervisicn and manage
ment OF GENERALS u. 4. BEAUHE-
GARD and JuBAL A. EARLY.
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A WEEK AGO from to-day the Presi-
dent gave good bye TO three doctors and
one nurse. Now he shows plainly
preference tor Dr. Garheld's opinion In
advance of the three others.-LedgeT.
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SECOND EDITION
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED.
Removal Of the Pre- sident to an
Invalid Chair,

Removal Of the Pre- sident to an
Invalid Chair.
ELBERoN,N. j., Sept. l3-6P.M M.
At the examination of the Presis
dent al twelve M. to day the tempera-
ture was 98 $40, pulse 100 and res
piration 20.
At the evening dressing, at half
past five P. M, the temperature was
98 4 10, pulse 100, and respiration
20.
The President was placed in a
semi.recumbent position upon q
invalid chair at eleven A. M, and
remained one half hour without fa>
tigue or discomfort. The wounds are
making the usual favorable progress,
and his general condition is reassur>
ing.
D. W. BLISS.
Frank Fl. HAMILTON.
ELBERoN, N. j., Sept. 13, 1881.
The following was sent tonight: -
LOWELL, Minister, London
There has been no material change In
the President's condition during the last
twenty.four hours. He was moved at
bis own request this forenoon from bis
bed to an extension chair, on which he
remained for half an hour, and he has
been less inclined TO drowsiness during
the day than usual. The weather Is now
very favorable, and the physicians think
they discover signs of slight improve
mant 10 his symptoms. They expect
him to pats very comfortable night.
MACVEAGH.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 13, 1881.
The President has been at Elberon one
week. To-day he was removed to an
Invalid's chair for short time, the upper
portion of bis body being slightly eieva-
ted, The removal was effected by six
men lifting him In sheet aud putting
him on the invalid schair. He was placed
In a position commanding full view of
the ocean. When first transferred from
his bed to the invalid chair be complain
ed of a WEAKNESS IN his hips, but this
was speedily remedied by placing pill
low under him. His condition would
not allow any but recumbent position.
he said be enjoyed the change and that
he experienced relief from it, but as 1t
was only an experiment it was not
thought wise TO keep him over half an
hour.
CHEERFUL AND CHATTY.
The President was particularly cheer.
full and chalty this morning, aud talked
q great deal TO Mrs. Garfield and her
brother-in. law, Mr.. q. D. Rockwell, who
hannaned tn he the only persons will
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Meetings Tonight.
WEDNESDAY.

Hope Lodge, No. s, l. o. Q: F.
Champion Lodge 6 No; "a Z x; cs q 8 7.
Morning Star Division, No. 2. s. Of I.
Harmony Lodge. No. 8. A. y. q. r.
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AN Albany dispatch says Senator
Sessions trial for bribery has been
put off until November.
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Cafarrh Sometimes

commences with cold. but its cure al
wau commences with the use of Sage's
Catsrrh Remedy. This old, reliable, and
we'll known remedy has stood the test OF
years, and was never more popular than
now
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"ROoMS TO RENT"

For few days past small streamers
beariDg the inscriptic D:"Rooms TO Rent"
have been posted around the city. This
has occasion considerable curiosity aud
in order 10 abate it the GAZETTE will
state that II means on next Monday
evening farcical comedy of that name
will be presented in the Opera House.
! he play has now had run of over one
hundred nights in New York to large q
delighted audiences. II abounds Ia fun
ny situations aud keeps one In contin-
ual laugh from the rising 10 the fall Of
the curtain.
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PUBLIC SALES.
rwENTY-NINE
ALL
GOOD LOTS
p1TBIIC SAIE,

Il
On and near Maryland Avenue y sna ~ IN ihe ihe
R1Ss5sssiys' Rmss,es,ps parts s,sss' Of the city, on
''unttIrRDAY. SEPTEMBER nth, 1881,
.,,o,cock. D. m. on the premises. with
!, A. Monostpone.neAt, withdrawal or UNDER
bidding. ,,.,,. NJ. ore ali on solid
gIoup,r ,or dweillpg sites io meet the wants
Of OPS our people Wo confidently asn SSa
IGs lr,b No. i In the llth ward. proceed
mainly w,,u in the order Of numbering. srTiv- nv
ius @ at No. 25 on Third reet, near near III, LII
pon Issye seventh and Market streets at S.SO
P For 'l,i terms of sale, plot and particulars
see posters. IT uEAI.u
Seventh and Market streets,
uplO.n.ls Agent TO effect the Sale.
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ARGE AND PEREmPTORY SALE
- OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

The subscriber will sell at Public Anc-
tion on
THURSDAY, SEPT. IS, A. D., 1881,
AT 2 q. clock afternoon. at the Auction
Rooms OF l.. W. Stidham Son, No. Ill
|Fast Fourth street, THikY-ONE GF!a
DWEILING HOUSES and q MO- it'll
|City OF fWilmiugton-Nos. 206, Q s and 2l0
|Wesl street Southeast corner of Finh
|aud Jeifersod -iretts; No. SU2 W. Seventh
street; N9rthwest corner Adams hnd
|Conrad streets NOS, so, 3O4, 800. 30S and
lao Harrison street three houses on
[Harr,, on street above Second street |;
mos. so, S2k, S2l, 82B, Sg5, $50 ana 1872 Reed
#strt ct two houses on Townsend street
between A and h strests two houses on
Filth street near Webb. TERMS EASY.
AQUILA DERiCKsON.
sep8 80 Mermaid p. o.
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DIED.

WILEY.-At Red Lion, 1August 26th.
Clara Wiley. aged rs years.
A weary soul al rest.
Delaware Republican please copy.
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AI'..NCHOR LIN e,

hS MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday.
cApS new YORK TO GLASGOW.
Tbasa Ns, '.., s0O to $50. srEERAGE, as.
steamers do not carry cattle, sheep
or pigs.
NEW ynnnd Ana every saturday,
CABINS Vhk TO LONDON DIRECT.
70 10 s85 Excursion at Re-
Passenyar duced Rates,
accom- mmodations are unsur-
All passed.
PassenRs : % rns'ateroor1B on Main Deck.
from snv Roosed ~ lowest rates to or
aallroad Station in Europe
Drafts n, or America,
charge, tSrnowest ~ lowest rates, payable free of
and Ireland naoughout Englaud, scotland
apply Ifs 10 II s OF Information, plans, 6c.,
tisG GaasspEEsoS BRorHERs, Bow,
! BETS n. X, Or 10 SAMUEL
pei' uaihs Express, Wilmington,
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CHEERFUL AND CHATTY.

The President was particularly cheer
full and chalty this morning, aud talked
q great deal TO Mrs. Garfield and her
brother-in.la law, Mr.. q. .. Rockwell, who
happened to be the only persons with
him at the time.
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new ADvEkTlsEaaEnrs.

d 0n REWARD Twenty dollars re-
0ZU ward will be paid ior the recov-
cry of two horsek-one q short, chunky
black aud the ether q lorg. slim bay,
both In good conditlon-which were stol-
en- from me last Saturday night. n6ts
JOHN GRINNAGEs
EOR RENT.-Ahout forty acre! 5or
u pasture near the Cons oro fl.os
about half mile ffom the tty umites
known as the Stldhsm property. Apply
to John TalIey. OF r., near the premises.
septl4-lm.
NA ANTED.-DefAulte or non inter
w est paying railroad and other secu-
rifles. Address,
QUINTON CoRWlNE,
l5l7 Penhsylvanta Avenue,
Washington, ID. @.
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DIPLOMACY

BARLEY Campbel's famous play of
"Diplomacy" will be presented by the
Hoey & HArdie combination, the same
that presented "a Child Of the State"
here last season, on Friday evening, the
23rd. A full house should greet them.
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r o.o.F. .F.-PRoFOsALs FOR PRINT

90 F.-PRoPOSALS Fur PRINT
l.. ING-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by the UNDERSIGNED up 10 o'clock
on Wednesday, September list. lSSl, for
printing five bundled (50U) copies OF the
Journal Ot the r.. W. Grand Lodge OF
Delaware, I. o. D. r..
Estimatesito include price per page 1or
composition, paper, presswork,. covers
and binding. size OF page 10 pc the same
as that:adopted by the diand Lodge OF
he United II les
Paper TO weight 6o pounds 70 the ream !
sheets "a by 88 inches. PrnceedinRs pro-
per to b. set In small picas olo ltyles
Communications, Addresses, resolutions.
reports Of committees, 6c., &C., 70 De 81
In bourgeois, old style.
Estimates to include also, Two hundred
(2U0) copies Qolded and stitcnedl ot the
reports Of the Grand Cfficers-which ara
10 be printed and delivered on or before
October 1lth, 1881, and the type kept
landing for the Journal without extre
charge therefor.
The work must be first class, and de-
iivered At the ONCE Of the Grand Score
tary, wthln three 90 weeks after ne
receipt OF COPY. Proofs must be furDisned.
The right TO reject any or all bids IL re-
seryed. ISAAC w. HALLAM.
sepl4 OF. Grand secretary
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M ORTGAGEE's sALE.-on septem

M ORTGAGEE's sALE.-on septem-
I1 Der Eth, ol the premises, ~ miles
north OF Church Hill, Queen Aune's
County. Md, containing 1888 Acres, divi-
ded iu flve tracts.
The INST tract contains 100 Arabic Acres
500 young Peach Trees, old Homestead
an outbui dlngs. Is well fenced, good
water; part In Corn, balance IN Glover
and Timothy.
Tract No 2contsins 100 Acres, nearly
cear'd, IL well fenced, has a rnnning
stream. meadow and marsh.
Tract No. 3 has 90l< A,res OF mostly
umberes land, new Tenant House, two
fauuiug Streams.
Tract No. contains "a Acres, Tenant
House Meadow .fne Spring large amount
oihe Wy Timber.
TTst No. contains 10 Acres, new
Dwelling and Sure stand,
TERMS .-One- fourth cash balance in
4 elghl years. one eigh h yearly.
POr par ticulers call on premises, or ad-
/ die. Is. PALMER X EATING,
Augl3lg Centreyille. Md,
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. TENTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTIoN, CLASS X,
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, OCE.
IIth. IssI-IS7th Monthly Drawing.
.L9CISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.
INCORPORATED lib 1868 for rs years by the
eo IsIaLure for Educational and Chari-
tafsie purposes-Wi.h a capital OF 81 ,00e,-
OO0-to which a reserve Iund OF over Sa0.-
QUO has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote ite
franchIse was m Ade part OF the present
State Constitution adopted December ID
A. D., 1879.
It's GRAND Single Number Drawings
will take place monthly. IL never scntes
or postp0nes. Leok al the following DIE
tribution
CAPITAL PRIZE. 63OsOOO
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CALL OF cows.
ID ihe subscfiber will StTxANW44
ttll al Public Sale, at Red yd&EtlSsA
Lion, East Marlborough NM
Chester county. Pa, A
MONDAY. SEPT. 10TH, 1881.
At O'Clock. p. m,
FORTY HEADoF FRESH COWS AN d
spRINGERS, TWENTY HEAD
BILL & BAILEY.
L. W. stidham & Son. Auctrs.
aug9tts
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FOR SALE.

EOk Yoke
ilo0,5.g n ,g.g Oa OXEN for sale. u
JOHN SWAN, -|0
Augls-u Near Delaware ClLy.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-14

FLORIDA LAND FOR sALE.-For
= hale 45.jOU AcIts Of Land la lots 10
'uils purchasers, Apply TO
s.. j. TEMPLE,
augs-3mos.d&w. Temples Mil, Fla.