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TAxPAYERs, TAKE NOTICE !

CITY AND SCHOOL, TAXES FOR iss2.
The undersigned receivers Of taxes for the city
of WILMINGTON, viii be at NO. 10 EAST SIXTH
STREET, between Market and Kfng streets. on
the hours Of and n In the morning, and from 3
10 In the afternoon for the purpose OF receiving
JRly there Will deduction OF ave per cent, on
every dollar and on all taxes paid on Or after
the first Of August, MP TO and including tle first
Tuesday Of September, shall be Increased by the
thereof. y EDMUND PROVOST, il
Receiver OF Northern District, Including all
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THE. SHIPMENT of dressed beef from the
West is creating considerable alarm among
the Eastern butchers, as Il threatens serious
detriment to their business. The people,
however, will heartily welcome this new
Western enterpriseifit it enables them to buy
a pound of steak occasionally without
knocking the life out Of a weeks wages.
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should send for instructions, reasonable
terms, references, sc TO Edison Brothers,
Solicitors Of Patents, Washington, D. C.,
who furnish the same tpstitONtt charge. Edison
Brothers is well known and successful firm
of large experience, having been established
In 1866. trt
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NOTICE 70 rn.-
DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
NRW oAsTLE oouNTY.

N@W &A0&AM lOONAAs
Notice ls hereby giyen mat In accordance with
the rules goyernina the Democratic party 4
noninstfon easetion viii be held in the several
wards and hundreds Of New Castle county. ON
Saturday, September 9th, 1882,
between the hours of II m. and p. m. for thepnr-
pose of nominating two candidates for TIN osiice
Of State Senator and seven candidates for repre-
sentatves in the next Legislature, and for six
candidates for the once OF Levy Court Commits
sioner for New Castle county.
The Judges appointed for holding the nomina-
tIon election for sheriff and Coroner will hold this
election. ff
Al meeting OF the Democratic County Exec
utive Committee held at AElddletown on Thursday,
August cath, 1851, the following resolution was
adopted, wiEs @ssi4
Resolved, That this committee recommend 10
the several Hundred Committees, the propriety
OF holding the nomination election for the hum
dFed ticket at the same time as the n0Ininatl0n
for Legislature and Levy Court Commissioners.
ii. B. MCINTYRE,
Chairman.
LEVI A. BERToLErTE, Secretary. "a. I.
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IT IS SAID that Boss i" Harrington is
to address the Republican ratification meet
ing soon to be held in this city. His closing
career in Washington and his hasty fight to
Canada would be fruitful subjects for dis
cussion by this eminent parsonage on this
suspicious occasion.
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Kidney disease.

Pain, irritation, retention, incontinence,
deposits, gravel, Sc, cured by ''Buchupaiba.
81.
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NOTICE,
TO THE PUBLIC.

have opened an o1ice at 002k MARKET
STREET, up stairs, fer the collection of bills of
all kind. fonr patronagei e solicited,
jy27-ml y THOMAS NJ. s06LE.
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Inrentgra ana Patentees

Buy the new No. 8 Wheeler Il Wilson
Machine. It is decidedly the best. al
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.
0ENTLEMFN's CLAss-Monday and Thnrsz
tember II, 1882. "s' Sep-
LADIES AND CHILDREN,s CIAss-Thnrs.
day and Saturday afternoons, cOmmencing mi
urday, september 49, Thursday's from tr n
p m. saturdays from to p. IN.
LADIES' CLASS-Wednesday evening from ?
tember 20. Sep
All the latest and most fashionable dances
taught, including The Lawn Tennis, Iancers
New Racquet Qnadrille, Glide, Side Glide, Five
STEP Newport and all Society Waltzes a
speciality; taught either privately or In classes
Also new Minaet specially adapted to children
as parlor dance.
CHOICE OF DAYS.
Schools, seminaries private classes In the
city or out of town should confer with me as soon
as practicable for choice of days.
During the summer the academy rooms have
Deeh handsomely decorated and refitted. and are
now IN. n.spiendid condition. They will hereafter
oe used exclusively for class purposes and select
parties :
For terms, circular, etc, apply at
n. +. R0BELEN,s
No, 7l0 Market street
or by mail 10
A. y. WEBSTER
Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Del,
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The REPUBLICAN ORGANS of this city are
now engaged in a wrangle as to which was
the first in coming to the support of the
iniquitous measure known as the River and
Harbor bin, passed by the late Republican
Congress. Both were scary about the bill
when 1t was passed over the President's
veto, but since some of the big
organs have rallied heartily to its defence,
these little fry are now fastening to fall into
line. 1t is glorious principle to fight over,
but it is as high toned and honorable as apy
OF the principles the Republican party of
Delaware is contending for in this campaign,
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THOSE WHO SEE good effects from the re-
cent change in the municipal administration,
must look through rOse-colored glasses. II
an increase in the numbers and insolence of
the lounging negroes at Front and Market
streets, an increase in the operations
of bold burglars, and a general dis
position among lawless colored men
TO act as they please, regardless of the
authorities, are considered good efiects,n
to say nothing of the arrest of reputable,
weli-known citizens without warrant or ex-
cuse, then we hope the bad effects J" of
the change viii never become apparent.
In THE SUMMARY of arrests made by the
police during the month of August Is in
cluded 4" four persons for refusing to obey
orders on board ship" What right the
police have to make arrests of this charac-
ter it is hard to imagine, but as they tend 20
increase the amount paid by the city for the
board of prisoners it can be put down as
another Of the beautiful results of the re-
cent " change"
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New Dress Goods. &o., at Sharpe.
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IOTICE--ELECTION.

LnvI 4. IEnrOLErTn, secreIary:, a, 8.
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THE GYpslpS

posfnsEsS2 E2r sale by all booksells,,
p"''' Oh receipt of price BY M SenI en- ;, y
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bargains In Dry toods-- wainwright's.
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DAdly rippled.

News reached the city last evening of q
frightful runaway Of team some
seven miles out on the Preston
road, which occurred yesterday morning.
Mrs. Haley and her nephew Robert Field,
Rom the northern part Of the county, were
en- route to the city to do some hopping,
and as they were descending q short but
steep declivity the traces broke and
the vehicle rushing onto the animals, fright.
ened them, causing them to run away.
i9nng Field, who 10 hardly 10 years old,
neld on to the relns manfully, but the
'front.' wheels Of the wagon striking gulley,
precipitated the bed aud occupants out
with q violence, breaking Mrs. Holley's
right collar.bone and right arm, and cut.
ing fearful scalp. wound In young Field's
mead; Both were badly bruised. more or
less, In different parts Of the body. They
We're discovered in halt an hour afterwards
ana carried back TO their homes.
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ideas on war and patriotism that would
have done credit to older heads. The Ian.
guage, as a rule, was good and the ideas
well expressed.
But an hours time was now left for the
arithmetic class. The most noticeable
feature OF this was that they were exam
ined from the first principles, working
problems In interest, discount, profit and
loss, commission, insurance, ETC., without
the aid Of a slate, the work being
done entirely by mental process
and the results obtained in
an incredibly short space Of time. The
analysis Of some very difficult problems
was clear, concise and accurate. Too much
praise cannot be given this class for the
manner in which they acquitted them
selves, and, as each member deserves q
separate mention, We will only say that
each one is a credit, not only to him or her.
self and parents, but to the city. And
perhaps it would not be out Of place to say
that this same class compose the famous
Wide Awake society, of which, OF course,
everybody has heard.
AFTERNOON EXERCISES.
The afternoons programme was opened
by spelling match in Miss Murphy's
class. For two hours the little ones con-
tested before the decision could be made.
In arithmetic the contest was as close.
Gentlemen from the audience had to be
called in to give question after question, all
of which were solved rapidly by a mental
process 1t was pleasant to note the eager,
ambitious faces, and the calculation" that
beamed from their earnest eyes; and yet,
to see how generously the disappointed ones
accepted the situation, seeming to exult in
their rivals success Grammar came next
two branches. At half past toir the classes
were dismissed. Miss Levy's class will be
examined in the morning, and Miss Rosen.
thal's very little folks will tell all who feel
interested in them what they know about
arithmetic, spelling, etc.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. June 2l.-Flour easier; Xxx,
$40 TO go higher grades. 6.25 10 100.
Corn dull. mixed, ~ white. I 05
Oats inactive; western, choice, IS; now Texas,
So 10 SIS
Corn meal quiet at 435,
Pork higher: mess, 22OO to 2225
Lard steady; refined fierce. HIS TO n.s7H;
key, u Is.
Dry salt meats quiet and weak; shoulder,
o75 to ASK; clear RIB and long clear. IL, rs u
1880.
Hams scarce and arm choice sugar cured can.
vsssed, l.oo TO lS.ls. as in siie and grade,
whisky steady western rectihed, Lv6 " LOO
Con- 3 quiee Rio, Carsoes, ordinary 10 prime,
9 10 l0h
sugar in good demand; good common, TX; fail
To fully fair, 7k tosS; prime To choice, Sk to or
Nolasses quill commoa rebollcd, IS 10 n; iail
reboiled, 80 TO ~; prime, IS 10 81.
Rice inactive: ordinary % choice, 6k TO ~.
Bran duh and lower at " 10 95.
ST. Louis
Wheat higher ana strong for ca,h and June
No. 2 red fall. cash, 26S to L2sH, June, 1, 25
July, l.U7t 70 l OK.
Com higher cash, 7as to 72x; June. TAX
ost steady and ARM cash, 40x to soX, June
WHISKY steady at i.ia
Pork very QUIET jobbing. 20i0.
Bulk meats firm and nominally unchanged.
Lard nominal al ll.4u
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 2i.-flour dull and unc changed
Wheat inactive aud lower No. 2 Chicago
splng, cash, i.Sih; June, 81; July. " iSs
Torn dull weak and lower, cash and June
TX; July. INK 70 7iA.
oats fairly active and . shade higher; cash
ok 10 SIX; june, SIX. July, tS.
Pork In fair demand, but lower cash 2o.75 v
N co. June and July, 2075
Lard moderately active and higher cash, II. IS
July ll.6S " ii.67k.
Bulk mests easier; shoulders. S2s; abort rib
II 10; al ri clear, l27h
Whirky acady All 10
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The Beer War.

The beer war has broken out again this
season and the different brands of key beer
are at war with one another. Heretofore
beer has been selling to the retail dealer OF
saloonist at 1925 per key, but now the An.
heuser, Milwaukee and Lemp brands
have come down to So per key
A HERALD reporter visited the different
agencies yesterday, but failed to find out
which one had inaugurated the reduction
Of the amber liquid, as each one denied
having been the first to cut under the regui
lar price. OF course the saloonist dom
care how warm the war may wage, for il
helps him, but il it keeps up and the price
is further reduced, the first thing they
know the citizen will become interested
and will want two glasses for five cents, OF
something like that.
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THE CITY.
STREET SETTINGS.

Bryan e. Bradshaw deliver groceries
promptly.
Counters and shelving for sale at Owens
shoe store, 500 Elm street.
John Turley (colored) was fined SIS yes
terday by Justice Edwards for assault and
battery.
Tendency to weakness and premature de-
cav are prevented by the use Of Lemp's
extra export Bottled Beer.
General ]. B. Weaver speaks at the court.
house this p. M, and at the corner OF
Main and Lamar streets at Up. m.
Messrs. Loeb & Schwabacher, agents for
Milwaukee beer, deny that they have ever
offered keg beer for less than So per key.
Furniture repaired, vanished, recaned
called for and returned expressage free. Send
postal to Potter, 759 Elm street, box l709
post-otfice.
Freeman's old photograph gallery is now
leased by Mr.. McCown. The finest and
most artistic pictures taken. Prices reasona-
bic.
Don't fail to call on Bryan & Bradshaw,
the grocers of Dallas. Their stock is per-
fectly fresh and they sell at the lowest mar
ket figures.
The superintendent Of the water-works
promises the Consumers clear, pure water
from to-day. The work Of enlarging the
spring is nearing completion.
Sorefreshing are the looks Of the place and
so rejuvenating and cooling the drinks that
one can get at 1.-THE Office" saloon, which
Is under the management Of the genial
Billy Shea.
For fine, pure, unadulterated wines
WHISTLES and cigars, and cooling temperate
drinks, concocted to queens taste, The
Office" saloon, over which the genial Billy
Shea presides, takes the cake.
Parties visiting St. Louis should call on
Manget u Webb, railroad ticket brokers,
corner 9th and Chestnut streets. They are
perfectly reliable and sell tickets to all
points at reduction on regular fare.
II you want ice.cream or coniectioneries
telephone for it and it will be delivered to
families at short notice. Parlors III Elm
street, open until 10 o'clock each evening
n; Reach, agent, successor to W. n
Wheelock.
A stand has been erected and decorated
with cedar at the corner of Main and La
mar streets for Geneyal Weaver. candidate
for president ON the greenback ticket at the
last presidential election, who will address
the people tonight on the issues Of the
day.
The complimentary hop given Miss Lucy
Keller at the Shady View park Tuesday
night was one OF the most pleasant gather.
ings Of the season, and will ever be recalled
with fond recollections. There was music
and dancing, which was kept up until a
late hour.
On Friday night next the citizens Of this
city will be treated to public speaking, on
the corner Of Main aud Lamar streets, by
speakers, with reference to the political Is
sues Of the day. Among others, Judge
Barksdale and Mr.. Sawnie Robertson will
address the people.
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w. G. CouP's GREArsHOw DAY.
Grand Exourslon.

W. G. Coup's New United Monster, SHOWS
and Great Worlds Fair is coming to 4 exas
and will exhibit in Dallas, Wednesl 'ay,
July 10, and other cities and towns rs m, u
toned in advertisement. Excursion trait 8
Will be run TO take visitors at very low
rates, and We believe everybody is going.
Mr. Coup has secured many new features
and extraordinary attractions in addition
to three full leading companies in four
rings. Mr.. Coup has lately added an inn
mense hippodrome in vast amphitheatre
covering an area of eight acres, with race
track forty feet wide, on which chariot
races, steeple-chases, ETC., will be given.
grand menagerie is made special
feature, as is a large automatic museum.
with hundreds of moving figures, musical
chariots, etc, moved by six steam engines.
Probably the most Interesting novelty
will be found in the. grand historical tab
leaux representing the assassination OF Gar
field by Guiteau IN which there are said to
be no less than five hundred figures.
The figure OF Guiteau will be dressed in
the identical suit of clothes worn by him at
the time of the ASSASSINATION, and the
clothes in which he was tried will also be
exhibited.
Mr.. Coup has also secured Be-Be, the
beautiful young girl who performs the re-
markable feat OF leaping TO the top of the
pavilion and iluttering down like bird,
besides M lle Zaola, Mile Loyale, Mons.
Loyal and other speciality artists. Mr..
Coup also brings the main features OF his
wonderful New York Aquarium and Oxen
awake's Indian show, Professor Amos
band of original jubilee singers, Cetewayo's
Amazulu Princess and suite.
Besides the nine bands Of music in the
great procession, there are also four colossal
steam-power musical chariots, twenty-five
feet high, whose laundering symphonies
are equal to the combined melodies OF
twelve hundred musicians. There will be
a free balloon race with trapeze perform
ances by Madame st. Clair and Sig. Month
tiori in mid-air. Be in time to see it.
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Temple Ems.u.E, school.

The oral examinations Of this school be-.
gan this mornins with Mrs. Dake's class.
A spellins.masch was FIRST In order. After
spelling and defining for more than an hour,
French, Latin, Spanish and English words,
There Was still . lie between number Of
the class. and the committee were obliged
70 give them words outside their text. book
IN order 10 decide the prise. Than csms
the reading Of original sssays, which hsd
eeen written under an inspector, on 4 sub.
1ect given them b. him. They certainly
gave some dvssy beautiful aud ORIGINAL
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FLOysAn.
Neck-wear at Bauman's.

Neck-wear at Bauman's.
Claret at l.. Caperan's $l.0O per gallon.
The best soda water at Hickox 4 House.
Orr means business, he is selling out at
cost.
The Parlor keeps elegant lunch day and
Infant wardroees ana cnlidren's white
suits at Baumans.
Cold soda and mineral waters at
IA ouse,turnishing goods atreduced prices,
at Ga hn Bros. Il Co.
Water and gas-fitting done by K. +
Doyle S3l Main street.
The l'arlor, l07 Lamar street, is the hand
soonest place in the state.
Owen is closing out his stock of boots and
shoes for cost. 500 Elm street.
Mosquito Lotion, prepared by Hickox &
House, will protect you from these pests.
Have your water and gas-titiings and re-
pairs done by Il. f. Doyle, S3l Main street.
The Parlor keeps the best in the market,
none but the best is passed over the counter,
straight or mixed.
Cool Milwaukee, Anheuser and Lemp's
beer kept always on tap, fresh ana foaming
at the Wichita saloon.
Refrigerators, water-coolers, ice-cream
freezers, fy-traps, dish-covers, etc., ut Har-
ry Bros, GO Elm street.
Jno. I. Barber, Wholesale and retail and
commission dealer in fruits and vegetables,
Us Main street. Post-office block
Crushed feed.-Oats, corn and barley
crushed is economical, healthiul and better
tor horses and cows than whole grain.
Corn meal, Graham flour, hominy and grits
manufactured at Felton's corn-mill, Pat.
terson avenue.
Twenty-Five dollars reward will be given
to any one who ever drank glass of stale
or warm beer at Apollo hall The reason
this offer is made is because Anheuser beer
is always sold there, which comes through
to this city cold, fresh and parking. Don't
you forget it,
The favorite sample room and billiard
hall over which there presides the we'll
known and aifable Chris. Rintleman, which
is situated in the goodly city of Fort Worth,
continues to grow in favor with the general
and especially the travelling public, simply
because he offers none but the best and
purest brands of liquors, wines and cigars,
and he and his associates are ever polite
and attentiveto customers. When you 90
to the Fort don't fail to look for his place