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Foreign.

LONDON, August 4.-The Times has the
following from Alexandria Arab Pasha's
proclamation states that the Egyptian SOL
diers, with excusable zeal, fired only build
ings belonging to hostile Europeans and
killed only those detected in communica-
ton with our enemy. The khedive having
opened the gates of the city to English
troops, for this act is deposed by the sultan,
who will send troops to assist us to drive
out our enemies.
[SigDedl ARABI,
Commanding in Egypt as representative Of
the sultan
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HIS FIRST APPEARANCE.

New ORLEANS, August 2.-Concerning
the case OF yellow fever, Doctor Joseph
Jones, president of the board of health, has
sent this telegram toother boards of health
and to Governor McEnery: A case of yell
low fever reported at No. 25 Epghien street,
third district, yesterday vt o'clock p. M,
died during the night. The board of health
has taken all necessary measures of disin-
lection, fumigation and isolation. No
other case known within the bounds of the
city Of New Orleans. City healthy and in
good sanitarr condition
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Executed.

CHATHAM, Va, August 4.-Walter Ham,
ilton Yates was hanged here to-day for the
murder of Presley +. Anderson, IN Febru-
airy last. The execution was private being
witnessed only by the officers of the
court, special guards, physicians, and
the press representatives. Everything was
quiet and orderly.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 4.-Harri-
son Carter (colored) who murdered Lewis
Adams (colored) at Baldwin, in this county.
January 6, 1882, was executed in the Jail
ward here TODAY.
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acts w ortbRemember,ng.

Most eminent physicians give testimony
that the best, safest and mildest remedy
for all forms Of blood poisoning, whether in
herited or contracted, is Acker's Blood
Elixir, which gives tone and vitality 10 the
system, throwing off all evils-removinp
pimples. scrofula, rheumatism, etc. Sold
BY W. II. Patterson & Co., the reachstone
Liniment men.
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Political


THE SOUTH cAEOLIEA DEMOCRATS.
COLUMBIA, S. C., August &C. r. Miles,
Of Charleston. was nomipated for attorney
general. and w. +. stOney, Of Bafkely, for
comptroller general. J. II. Richardson.
state treasurer. was renOminated, when the
convention adjourned. BON assembling
this morning. Rev. Ellison Capers, Of Green
Vile. vas n0minaied for superintendent Of
education, and General A. N. Manieele
sfiutsut-general, and inspector-generalw was
reaominsted BY acclamation. The plat-
form il nov under consideration. The
ticket j. conceded 20 Be strong one, AID
tire NOMINEES for governor via poll The
hraeie-t vote ever T.0led. The convention
CONSISTS uf3 mem bers. nearly al q whom
&c nov fresh from the people aBd their se-
1srfir~ Of crniidafes IL considered entirely
satisfactory By the democAss-
rrHTHwa rEMucEATs.
Irrraxfp0I1s. IrD-. August 2s-1he In
1faua dernocrsfic convention met in Eng
ISIS ope-a-horss sf - O'Clock this morn
irr. nrd was called % order by Hon W. II.
FrrIish. chsirrnan II the central c1furnit-
tee JOIN z. Cofuth Vas male permanent
chsirman.
rHr FLORIDA prxocREcr.
Jacrsoxr1rLE. Pa. Angus 2-The
dsmo1rntic c1uVsution q the sec0Dd Dis
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The Licking

FALMOUTH, KY, August 1.-Two branch
es of the Licking here rose forty feet Mon
day night The rise is unparalleled. The
damage to crops is unknown.
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The three cents per nile law for traysl
over railroads in this state, which went into
EJECT on The first q this month, i causing
some trouble in making change. The three
cents r.er mile crestes fractional fares, and
IN order % make Tire srnct change the cop
r,er cents are hr0ught into use. II the roads
rhnrre even fraction over three cents q
n1s they lay themselves liable 70 80
fus.
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The valuable preparations Of the csle
brsted DR.. Acker, 30 favorably known
throughout Europe, have lately been intro
duced among our people. DR.. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets viii Re hailed with JOY
By all who are distressed. With disorders n
the stomach and liver, for which they aret
ture preventative ard cure. They are vsry
pleasant. and sold In eiegsnt bores a. p
end 50 cents, b. ". II. Patterson & c..
be PeachsiOus Lniment men
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Destructive storm.

MILWAUKEE, August "A most destruc-
tive storm swept over the city yesterday;
damage to property from $4,000 to $780,
600. A man was killed by lightning and a
child drowned.
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Itespited.

New ORLEANS, August 4.-Governor Nc
Emery has granted respite to Jack Chap
man, sentenced to be hanged in Bossier
parish to-day.
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rnCC PKEsCRrPTToE ~ ne sr.sscy cure
FNCE seuinsl WeEkneEs lcst Narhoot
EerVUuEuess Cn-tuEI0n 81 ld-a1 aver
1I01 n 7ncie-T. Defertvt N .fnury Erf disorder
l-Uurtf o. II ssc-et hati-s and e1eerses. Ar
frurrtr rs ne inr-eflerfs. 81 Io-is Cu-nerI
] lrsafr1s SIS - chnrlsI 81 Less Ne
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Proposals for Public Printing, Binding
and Stationery.
DEPARTMENT OF STAT

NUsTIN, TEAAF, august 7, IhsZ,I
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
y office of Secretary of state, until 10 o'clock
A. m of Saturday, the Second Day Of Septem-
Der. 1882 from any suitable person or persons,
resident of this State, to print ana bind the laws
and journals OF the Legislature, together with
such printing and binding as may be ordered by
either house thereof, and to do such other print
inc and bindisg as may be required by law or
needed by any department of the State Govern
ment except the Ju6icial Department and ex-
cept such printing as may be done at the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum; and 10 furnish such station
cry as may be required by law or needed by any
department Of the State government except the
Judicial Department.
The public printing is divided into four class.
es, as follows:
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CURE YOURSELF!

Dr. Bohsnnans Vegetable Curative" Is warranted 10 per-
manently cure all forms of sPrraterrhsa Seminal
meskns General Debility, lnpotcney. etc. and restores
those who have DESTROYED By sexual evil prac
has been Dr. Bohannan in his private practice for
over thirty yssri was never known to fail in curing
with wonderful effect to those mldde-agcd who feel
weakness beyond their years. It's invgorating propeef
felt at Young suffering from the conse-
quencss Of that dready destructive habit of seAbuss
can use thus medicine with the speedy and
PERMANENT The patient gains strength and elas-
tsy Of spirit. at once as acts directly the Affect
ed soothing and healing tonic and TO the re-
laxed seminal vescles and rrstcd ducts npartng power
and tone and restoring them their state the same
No II the bsnsfu habit had been niuged in The
ingredients simple productions of roots
herbs etc, and are specific for the hbo' diseases
Df-Priec Five Dollars, with fun directions etc tn
any sddrs's For sale only at Dr. G A. Bohannnns office,
No GIL North Fh street, between Washington avenue and
Green street st. Lonis, -,o. EsRbShed IN 1881.
uIDr. BIS "Tresfi,o Special Diseases, which gives
cuI dcneaton of the nsturc symptoms OF
cure etc, of SYPHILIS, SEMINAL MEAkNRss, Ere semi
lhkE TO address upOn RECENT of one SIN
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All articles in the stationery line used by the
several departments Of the state government
Probable amount $1,000 Stationery 10 be deliv.
cred 10 the respective departments ordering the
same. IN such quantities ana at such times as
may be designated. No extra charge allowed
for delivering goods
Propo ais will be received rs follows In bid
ding for printing, each bidder will be required
To speCify the class or classes for which lac bids
my bidder may bid for one or more or al four
Glasses as may be preferred. and any bidder
may mako separate bios for each class scpar-
stelv, and may also make another bid for the
whole Of the print ne!
No proposal for less than one entire class Of
printing will be considered.
No proposal for printing or for stationery will
be considered unless each and every item Of
printing. binding and stationery bid FOR shall be-
below The maximum rates affixed.
Proposals Tor stationery must he separate.
Each proposal m u lie accompanied by the
bond Of the BIDDER in the sum OF y 900, with
two or more sufficient sureties conditioned that
II the CONTACT be awarded TO him he will enter
into written agreement and give bond and Sc
curity for the faithful performance thereof (see
Art ll0i Rev. stats
Tie proposals must be sealed. and addressed
ITO the secr. tHry Of state. - and must be In.
dorsed with the statement that they are pro-
posals for the public printing OF for stationery
AZ the time specified the proposals viii he
opcnua in the presence Of the Board o. Public
Printing aad such bidders and Others a. are
present: and the Board Of Public Printing will
examine the proposals. uate careful compaf-
isous and agard contracts % the lowest and
best rcf ponsihle hidners
Al contracts will be nwarded for the term Of
two years, until new contracts shall BE- made
and approved. subject 10 the conditions ufn-
scribed By law. l9ee Rev. stats, Tile Xxx }
The right a. reserved % award the contract for
rrirtirg hy class or clssses 10 the lowest respun
sible bidder for each OF 10 award the coutrnct %
the bidder who may hid for the whole Of the
printing and whose bid may be regarded ~
most advantageous 10 the STATE. Also. the right
"a reserved % order any Of the public printing
b BE- done at The state printing Once, D. a d.
Asylum.
AL printing and siHti0nery not embraced with
IN the speoihcarinus must BE- furnished By the
contractors 81 rates in proportion 90 those frr1
in the coufract for work o. sfnt0nery Of similar
character. 10 be fixed b. the Board Of Public
Printing.
The current printing Of The Legislature must
BE done On the city 81 Austin
Bidders are requested N give only one uriee m
each item - material and w0rk harinr maxi
mum rate afFed. and % submit samples Of
papers Wtieh thcT propose % furnish the state
each Marked with rrlde and hraud
Bidders are referred N IRE Law Tor further par
nruia-s- fEer. stE.s-. TIE LNNN and ChEr
LNNNNr1. Gen. Lars 1ssll
EilEuk forms. erurs-atlnE ii1rus q printing
and artir.Es ~ rfallrrlsrv ard giving r1aairlurr
rates fgr rsl n biddsrs. can = hnd e. IRE oficl
7 3. BOWMAN. Secretary of sists
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are nothing If you use Browns Vegetable
Liver Pills. the health anchor Of the South
west. Sold everywhere.
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Smoke Duke Of Durham cross cut. Best
In the World
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The fourth class consists of the printing Of
such bills, resolutions, committee reports, and
other he work, as may be ordered by the Leg.
stature or either house thereof Probable
amount Of printing of this class sl,210
Work Of The several classes TO be delivered 10
the respective departments ordering the same
free of charge.
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The 1rst class consists of the printing and
binding of the laws journals, daily proceedings
Of the Legislature, department reports, Cover
nor's messages, and IKE documents. Probable
amount of printing Of this class, $4,000.
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ANEaFEaIEECsD barh-r ~ rrusi, o. fsl
n piEno. orrsn and r1ii1r desires q situation
rrf--enees rire1 ard required Affress Miss
p v. T.. Amfin. 1erEs
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The third class consists Of blank books, either
ruled ana printed or ruled without printing
Probable amount Of printing of this class,
Al 500
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The second class consists OF all blanks and
printed stationery required by any department
of the State government except the Judicial de
partment. Probab amount Of printing Of thi'
class 2l5 OO0
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SO REWARD.

sTRAYED.-Ons s0rrei rn.re three year "a.
a. hsuds hfrh star On fUreheaf. While snip On
nnse IN hind foot white. Also one By nae
mule. two year old WI rtr the shore -
the ssre w. MYERS, Frrnkfo-t. 1erss,
frir llE,u Collin ~.
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AGENTS WANTED

For ths Bridal sni Nstsi GIN socistT. ne tesf
syEter ~ Marriage anf Birrh 1ugurancs get
anrfaHf Ffr tens ffrrfa fIfr rrfraas
q ~ JACOBS. GrrHrrl M1rarer.
unrl-ft r-runsrili-. r-rr.
T-ren -AIE OK ~ cHac6 q lirtt rItrsiln-
II RI perfect rrIer faeru us1I rrE se1e11L ~
80 - r.rrfrrrl ~ = ru1d rrr-i. hrrrt fhat
frlrtIs va. size ntrrt lf f11lls. rT Nr1ll 81
ehasrs ~ q large hurse. N r.s-tarilT r--.-.e-
arIf TI1T tle difereuet- y. G. -icEleA. ~. -
strett 4-4u
ecca wesr ~ vrar rrn tUrr le-us so -
t1c rr-ff g.. Edf-.u HnIlsn 4 %.
rr-farl wnIrr
1awr-f SO cay e. hgus e.zlT 49,
4 cusrT ortft RE. At1rsr. ~. = -
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The senate in executive session confirmed
the following: W. w. Aston, envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenipOtentiary to
Italy: E. G. Nanriper. consul at Moscow;
Charles Seymour, consul at Canton; Gus
tayus Coward, secretary Of legation and
consul general at Madrid; Henry X. Nc
Coy, United States Judge for the northern
district Of Georgia; J. NJ. Hines, United
States MARSHAL OF the northern district OF
Alabama.
Postmasters: William McKenna, at
Shreveport; Julius EnDemoser Monroe,
Louisiana; Robert Sindale, OkolOna, Mis-
sissippi: James G. Hatchett, Wills Point;
Thomas Brinn, Mineola, Teras; David A.
Windsor, Alexandria, Virginia; Charles 4.
Denver, Lexington, Virginia.
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PHILADELPHIA, Will E6
L MINGToN AND &Yi.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

IL MINGTON AND G2 %M@Ikk
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY Goth, 1882.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate statiOns--T.00
lO30 a. IN. 30, 400, 7.S0 9.55, p. IN.
Philadelphia (eXpress)-2OO 2. %, $50, 7.25, sis
9009.S, 9.5S l.53. a. M. II. 10, 50, 5.7, go.
7.2G p. nj.
Philadelphia and New York-2.OO 2. %, 30, 7.25,
95s ll.j3 'l2.3o, l.5a 5.l7, 6.3s 7, %, p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations-l.O5, 9.l7 a.
M. 600 p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Llne-8.57 p. m.
Baltimore and Wasldngtun-l.42, 4.5l, sos, 9.l7
u. IN. LOO, 'l.O9, 800, 6.57 ll.Oi p. IN.
Baltimore Only-l.0j II. IN. 10 and 6 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Iastle-6.OO, $40 a. IN. LOS 800, b.25 n. IN.
Harrington and intermediate stations-Y. 10 Il. IN.
LOS, 6.2j p. III.
Delmar and intermediate stations-9.lO a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia aud intermediate sta ttDns-s. 10 a. M
l200m $50, 7.30, 9.55 p. m.
Philadelphia and New YOrk-2.OO, 2.23 a. IN. 5.l7,
6.3S7.26 p. III.
Baltimore and washinEton-l.42, 4.5i, sos, 9.i7,
a. III. ll,04 D. III.
BaltimOre-1.05 "a. IN.
For further Information passengers are re-
ferred to the time tables posted at the depot.
AS-TTains marked thus: (') are limited express
upon which extra fare Is charged,
j. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agt.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager
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-S~A~~
Cameron Alarmed.

At last Boss Cameron has awakened to a
realization of the political situation in Penn
sylvania, and has determined to make over
lures to the Independents in order to secure
party unity in the approaching campaign.
Flushed with their victory of last year,
when the inert canvass of the Democrats
allowed them to carry the State despite the
Independent movement, the Stalwarts ear
ried party affairs with a high hand, this
independent movement and holding their
grip on the State.
The action of the Democratic State Con-
vention, however, and the excellent candi-
dates It placed in the field, have caused a
change TO come o'er the spirit Of the
Cameron dreams. The stalwarts now re-
eognize that not only is defeat inevitable
under the existing state of affairs, but that
even thorough unity of the
party will not assure victory in
the State next November. The peo-
pie of Pennsylvania want honest,
reputable government above all other
things, and the official and per-
sonal record Of tine Democratic nominees is
ample guarantee that by their election this
desire win be gratifed. 1t is too late for
the machine leaders to attempt to concilate
the people by yielding to the independent
sentiment they so long outraged and defed.
Too often have they been fooled by ante
election machine promises and "reform
''next year" platitudes to rely upon any ar
rangement now made by Cameron and his
lieutenants. The Stalwart "machine" will
be broken by an overwhelming defeat, even
though it be disguised under the cloak OF
independent sentiments, or managed by indie
pendent candidates. The solid, substantial
reform government now enjoyed by the
city of Philadelphia has long been
wanted by the people of the State, and
they are at last determined to have it, The
road to reform lies plainly before their eyes,
and from the spirit and temper of the people
as openly expressed in all parts of the State,
It requires no prophet to predict that Robert
4. Pattison will be next Governor of Penn
sylvania.
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THE NATION,

HE ma llONj ,.,r
Since its consolidation with 1i'an,..,ed '4s ii i.
York Evening Post, haslnsr,st .msut, en-.
facilities in every depaIrtais'rns Illis nsges,
Iarged its size to twenty'l95,u.l, 5,.,. r1s % its
and added many able e, TnIrlo5Tnounced
previous list. 1t is now 7 Piib be better
by many of its readeTs ss..,sohli.hed " iu
1855, the Nation was .i, Fiournd Of
literary T,S and political criticism III srps from
h,ebest % order, conducted LIT llsV ofany
the control ofparty orln, I,o,,s support
sort. Despite a precalinUyss il held
during the first few yfrlg q its financial
success was assureu;; authority
ithad become a recognlh,s,aa ,,a editorial
at % home and abroad i's Unchanged
a.no9emept .. no,,e @ has been ulsn1 1actors %.
%anagsst Fram IN first, and its prSjff'0p p,Ssf pr,
tend that, with u,1;oa % shall
sent facilities, the ~ nDfre before ths
% become more than eyer ev.e,rought I ofth'
medium medium oft of the ableSt though
time. ..,,le of the Pafs.i
are chosen with ,i1,,S,ng, VleS No and aea'
suitable shape for Dlnub l,lod. bound sla ~
Of the Nation preserVeu,a,s ,,,ast conPlel.e.
,ndaxed' y, Ino makes the mos mGo.,rpnt event,
eF ePG nsS4'sa:sS 5ss$sSs s s.,,s.Bs ,5f Es%i' % T "
American public. ,,rice has been
Reduced to $500 ls' on MI request
spsslns9, psas &c soR1fss oRR1afslisSef, sSsf 80 S'0l'
way, New York w.
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IL MAYOR WALES will weed out the bad
men on his police force whose records were
so plainly set forth in the GAZETTE,
and supply their places with reputable
appointments, he will soon have a really
"model force"
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s%~R . -

At a recent revival meeting held by
Brother Barnes, in Frankfort, Ky, the
highest judicial officer in the State, Judge
Thomas l.. Hargis, of the Court of Appeals,
received the special appreciation of the
evangelist for taking a colored penitent by
the hand and sitting next to him when all
others had stunned hin.
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CLoTH1xe
FROM THE CORNERS

Prices always wal
down, and that's th' N
reason while 50 manl ny
are crying low prjirsl
and clearing-out saIel
we have, as our saIsl
required, kept addin1
to our stock, 50 M
later purchasers al,
have as good a stoeIl n
to select from as nj
earlier ones did. WI
claim we have this anA
can do even bette1
because some goOdI
received this ITeel
will give some advan
tages in price for M
quality, and we haT
marked some otbel
to compare with Thea
We have now ST
STYLES OF TE
DOLLARSUITS;yd G. !,
will like one of t6eI
unless you wanta be
ter grade, and if
our selection Surpas
all our former efar
that you appreciatl
SO much, and you VI
find we purchased
suit for you. If y
will step in our sto
we can tell you mo
about our stock.
is at Fourth and Ma
ket streets, known
the Wilmington Clot
ing House and Ne
chant Tailoring Esta
ment.
| Yours truly,
JnO. W. Diefendorf 10
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ANOTHER graphic Western letter from
Mr.. H. C. Bertolette graces our columns to-
day. Mr.. Bertolette wields an able pen and
Wilmington people ought to be glad, that
although he is a good many miles away they
can still learn something from him.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-03

THE SECRETARY of the National Board of
the various cities that by reason of in
sufficient provision having been made in the
Sundry Civil Appropriation bill for the en-
suing year for the proper continuance of the
duties of the National Board, the publica-
tion Of the National Bulletin will be discon-
tinued should the bill pass in its
present shape. The Bulletin has been of
great benefit to the health authorities of the
various cities, and its discontinuance would
be real public detriment. 1t would be
much better for Congress to squeeze little
out of the vast annual steal known as the
River and Harbor bill, and appropriate more
for the useful and important work Of the
National Board of Health. The par
simony Of the general government
in many respects is ridiculous The cen
sus was made up in great degree from the
gratuitous labors of State and municipal
authorities, which were pitifully begged by
the census officials on the ground that the
appropriation was insufficient to pay for
them, and now this petty parsimony is to
be directed against the department
having in charge the sanitary interests
of the country. Millions will he
squandered on projects that are little
short Of bold-faced jobbery, but the appro-
priation for the benefit OF the public health
must be shorn in the interest of false
economy. There is ample room for reform
In the matter of equitably distributing the
various appropriations made by Congress-
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The Excurslon Of the season.

The Russell excursion to Atlantic City on
July 4th, will leave this city at $50 a. m,
sharp, from Fourth street wharf, on the
steamer FELTON, for Pennsgrove and thence
by rail. All wishing to have pleasant day
should accompany the party.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-03

HAVING RUN the whale business into the
ground-or into the water, more properly
speaking--the Philadelphia Record is now
directing its piscatorial intellect in the direc.
tion of sharks, and reports story about q
school of these man-eates being seen
in the Delaware bay. There Is nothing like
bringing down heavy game when on the war
nafh
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No Paper Tomorrow.

In accordance with prevailing custom, and
in order to give the employees of the GAZETTE
an opportunity of observing the National
holiday, no paper will be issued from this
Office tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-03

Mr.. Moody proposes to visit Scotland for
a short time and then, after a run to Paris,
to preach in a number OF towns iu the south
and southwest OF England.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-03

Thus FAR, it appears from memorandum
compiled by the Commissioner of Pensions,
the actual amount paid for pensions on
account Of the late war is little over fire
hundred millions of dollars. The payments
Tor the last fiscal year aggregate about sixty
nYe millions, Still the figures increase
yearly and the applicants for pensions con-
tinue to pour in by thousands.