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FOURTH FDIT11
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AT CRELDM ooR o1,l
The American To-, i
DAD , hooting.
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HEX ST 'R ROUTE Il
" a = cREEDMoo,

,,, huOR
Ahe American r.,
Day, and the m n, ooing Rad.
Range. :" ~ Unable to y
morning s'pn, is hn,I'SpI sept 1.-THE we,,,.
Holford won 9l'ent tha y, and clear. h, M |
ior the British team choice Of \
Paulding express q cnra1 a1lseantS DolaI
s1a sa', .,' team picking uI the ItS i9 M n t0e
by the British ycsteTda" WV 10 points !
A large number N visi,a
trains and an immeb bsc rr,,,', ro,s came inI
day. ~ crowd is eSue,l
Col. Bodine saws HE kiDa
ing today will max I /, "'al na, ol wind Il
seh ,s,,d, lor either team make tIya a'a atty
sneh s' ms team gets well in nv ". soreI
leeis confident that lis man ,'nt .nt targI
ccllent account of thrmsa,,nN'l = WI give !
Among prominent yisitar
Today are General Iancorl : .,ls y, The
nls staiI, Judge (ilderslea'a,aa aau 'evd
range wos y a, n,s' shot at the snl
team AT aS 10 4g !'rga n,,i, Y Parry Of the
Hlnds shot first on Tho l. @ofeds 4
failed to score. ~ A''leflean u
The American 4 cam :. A.,
Kinds making another mis. Il S4@9o'llg
but 2 and Ogden ,. % a. poI'n L 1
Kinds secured the elevate, Dn llls tAirI
Following is the tcorc tI ~ adn alia scor
British tram-IIran II IN WV yaEcs
Boulton, 81 Parry 95. ~ o,I uoode|
%; Dods, 20: Bates d S9I"'el vi
total, soa 20 20 j.. humphrey, 5ns 2l Goll
American team, -IIinds 10 n n
lard % sa s,l,i,1 polan . -, Hinman laI
20, Howard 10, Smith gG. sh.l..l,I G,, e
Total American, 255. N"aA''peaI
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A New Move by DUPONT Post.

After the regular meeting last evening of
DUPONT Post, G. A. R., when the routine
BUSINESS was disposed of, the members
began an impromptu open camp fire and
had a good old-fashioned experience meet
ing" as 1t were. Old songs were sung and
stories of the many campaigns told by active
participants. An hour or more was thus
passed and the shouts of laughter attracted
the attention of outsiders, who were anxious
TO know what had come over the boys. J"
The meeting adjourned about 10 o'clock,
and is but the first of a series of open camp
fires the Post is about to inAugurate to
stimulate interest in their body. The com
mittee on the proposed fair OF the Post will
meet this evening in conjunction with the
Ladies Auxiliary Corps, to perfect arrange
ments
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inject Jhi! iSts Ico~'
The Posi- Dtliee In this city VIII Dc open daily.
except Sunday, from $50 a. m a. p, IA.
Private boxes are accessible until II y. M On
Sundays open frou $50 to . 10 II. III. Private
boxes accessible from 10 =. IN. the whole
sale stamp window Will close al G5u p. III. The
money order Office will close al 900 j.
MAILS CLOSE Az FoLLuws:
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A Tornado,s work.

WATERBURY, Conn, Sept. 15.--It is re-
ported this morning that four persons were
killed by tornado in Winstead last night
and thirteen houses and barns wrecked
The wind swept down Guyes Hill from
Long Lake with a dreadful roar, accompa
MED with incessant lightning and heavy
peals of thunder. Mrs. Maxwell was thrown
into a cellar and covered with the front
door, which prevented the falling timbers
from striking her. She was finally rescued
by firemen. David Maxwell, a lad, had his
neck broken
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Elijah Prices Case.

The authorities of Camden, n j., have
been notified by Attorney General Gray that
no demand will be made for the person Of
Elijah Price until the authorities there arc
through with him on the charge of commit
ting felonious assault upon little child
He is also charged with being the murderer
of a colored man named Pear.e, near New
Castle, but as the case is only one of man
slaughter, the New Jersey authorities will
be allowed TO have the first deal with thu
fellow. If not punished there he will be-
brought to Delaware for trial
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T THIRD EDITION
ARABI PASIA Gagged
Charged With Inciting TO III
ccndiarism, &c, '&e.
TIE WAR DECLARED OVER
rnE ENp ltAS COME.

Arab and Touiba Confined Ia the British
Guard Rooms, and the War Declared
Over.
LONDON, Sept. I5-The following has
been received from General Wolseley !;
- BENHA, Sept. l5.--I have Just arrived.
General Lowe occupied Cairo yesterday al
ternoon. Arab Pasha aud Ioulba fasha
have surrendered uncuudltionaly. Ten
thousand troops al Cairo have laid down
their arms. The Project ii Police has uu-
'derttken 70 preserve order go On u"
Cairo at ohee.h
ARABI ARRESTED.
ALEXANDRIA, sept, lj-lt is reported
here that Arabi was arrested by Egyptian
police, charged witt having melted the
populace TO hlceudarism and pluntler,
LoNpoN, sept. la.--tlne dispatch just re-
ceivcd says Arab was hauded over To The
English on their arrival at Cairo. Another
dispatch says Arab hourc was surrounded
by the Bengal Cavalry
SURRENDER no tHr ESGLsH.
ALExANpmA, sat .l5,--Ihe Khediye
viii proceed to Cairo as the road is open
All offers of submission must he made u
the Kheaivc nominaiA, but by actual sur
render to General Nriscley.
ARABt u.s. tMt.
LoSpoN, Sept l5-lhe following aidi-
tioual dispatch has H-1t received from Gen
gral Wulsrley
"CuRo, Sept. l5-Art, pasha and
louiha Pusha arc luG -Illn| ln our guard
rooms. The war Is w5r. send no more
men from England. aiil Lpw change my
base irem lsnlaiia t tlc.aIdfia, Health
md spirits OF troop tirnt.
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Mr.. Harrington's Chances.

Having initiated the example Of Mr.
Fooks for several days Austin Harrington.
Esq., has consented to stand for the nomi-
nation for Representative on the Republi
can ticket. An effort has been made To
harmonic the party upon William Canby,
but Mr.. Harrington's friends have refused
all overtures, and it is quite probable that
unless something is done tonight Mr.. flar
rington will be nominated without opposi
ton. He is making no effort in his owl
behalf however
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THE RAILROADS.
A Local Time Fable with the Latest
Corrections.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHtLADELPHIA--20Of--2.2 3A--6. .30-7.0 20
--S.10f-s1b-9.00t-9 .49t-9. .5lt LID. .30--ll.b3 a.
m;-1200t m;-l2.1b-I2. .3S-1. .53-230t t-4.o0--
s1Tt--bS0f- -6.l0-6.SSA 24--T .30A--0. 5spm.-
Nsw YoRK = 2.OOA-22sa-e.30-T.25- g.
l1.63 u. m;--I2.3S-1. .53-b. 1TE--6. .3SN-T.28 pm.
BALTIMoRE-l. .O5s--l. .42a-4. .5I*-s.OSs-9.1
.O0-6.0O-o.67--1l.o4s p. m.
WAsHINeToN--1. N--1.42#-4.5lE-s.05--9.l7 a. m.
II Col .09--5 5.bT--ll. .04* p. m.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATES CITATIONS
l.05h-9.1T a. m;-1. .00-6.00 p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only on Sunday.
Connect at GTay's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE MISUNDERSTANDING 10 a. NIL. OF
-soOt-e.25t p, m. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WILMINGTON n NeRTHERH RAILRoAD-T.4T q.
m;-1.05-5.O0-6.30 p. m. On Sunday for
Reading and st. Peter-S.lO a. m.
DRLAwARR WESTERN KAtLRoAD-7.05-l0. 80
a. m;--6.30 p. IN. Sunday trsIins 1O,3Oa m-6.0O
p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVEAI v LEXINGTON FROM
PHILADELPHIA l2.5O-l .S2A-4. .4TA-7.l A.
sO2k-a 12-g. Oslo 10t-1. .49-ll IS a.m:--I2 III
-1.O7 -2,3Ot -. 5O-4 4.35- 4.55- 5.40--5.53-6.2u
-6.4S-7. 5t-I I.55--9. Solo 43-10.5s p. m.
NEW YORK;. .32#- 447*-s.02t-9l2 a. m:-
I260-1 1.O7-4. -4.b5-6.4s*-l0.5sp y. m.
BALTlMoRK-l 81 80 13E--g 49,. .54-ll As a.
m:--I2.3 .36-l. .5O-5. .1l#--8. .s0e 7.34-s.lgt D. m.
wAsHINeroH- oH--i5ls-2l3-,l.4sa m;--I2.3G
-150-5 ll*--6.90*-T 2I-949F =. II.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RAILi.oap ap-s. .so--lo l5ta .rn:---l2Ot
-5.O5*-7,0O =. IN. NJ Sunday traing
From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON X NoRTHiRs RAILRoAp-e.2t-
3.4O--ll .35 u. m;--640 D. m. Dn Sunday from
Rcading and st Peter at 7.l0 p IN.
DELAWARE WEsrgRH kAtttU ooa, ms
| 2.l5 D. IN. SUNDAY trains alU u. In.:--5,+9 =. u
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WHINING FuN
PHILANE1pHIA NEW BROAD STRERT pHp0r--
l2.30*-3. .65s-6 30 2O#S O0-9 .2l-s. .Y5t Iu. II
| -1l.05-l1.50 d. m;-i2.23--l a2t r. i.S!-a. if--
TOP 4.31- sos 5.21- h.55--6.G5f - SO - So
--g.30-19. .OO--l1 .32* u. NJ.
Broad AND WAsHINgTpN 30-sOi
--l0.lb u. NIL. .3D--a 10 aU-5t5 p. N.
NEW CAsrL ts--S. .3S--lU Uup---ll So \, m.-4. a.
$40 y. IN.
Daily aud sunday.
On Sunuay only
R@~'khe blnclt tiHurpH HeugtP tie I,iIDftsst
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Rugby Literary society.

At the regular meeting of the Rugby
Literary Society OF kugby Academy yester
day afternoon an election of officers took
place with the following result President,
]. D. Bush Vice President, John o Lamb
son; Secretary, g. Cleland Jones Treas.
urer, Frank d. Carpenter; Librarian, G. l.
Ward; 5. A. A., Albert B. Harris Critic
DIR. Samuel W. Murphy.
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SECOND EDITION N
THE DUEL POSTPONED
Arizona's Fighting Editors
Back Down.
4asT
kscoNNEcTIcUT TORNADO
ALL BLUsTER.
the Arizona Editors, Glad of an Excuse,
Postpone Their Duel.

The Arizona Editors, Glad of an Excuse,
Postpone Their Duel.
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, Sept ia cor
respondent who accompanied Hamilton,
editor of the Independent, and Purdy, edi-
tor Of the Epitaph. and the remainder Of the
dueling party to Mexico, sends back a long
account Of the affair, which is in substance
as follows They crossed the border and
selected a spot for the encounter four miles
south of Ochoaville. Ten PAGES were
measured of with much ceremony, and the
principals were PLACED ten PAGES apart,
Hamilton, who won the choice, having his
back to the rising sun.
At this juncture they began dispute
about the weapons. Each party fatty re
fuBing to use those brought by the other. A
proposition to toss up as to whose weapons
should be used was also rejected. The dead
lock was finally broken and negotiations alb.
ruptly broken off by both parties leaving the
field without fighting,
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Never FaiIs-wiIl Send Free.

A Reliable Self-Cure. fayorite pre-.
scription of one of the most noted and sue.
cessful specialists in the United States fol
the cure of Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, Lost Manhood and Weakness Drug.
gists can fill the same Address.
DR. OVERTON.
2O2 EAST 10TH STREET, New York.
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Mr. StnckIay in Tn,gn

Hon. Charles G. Stockley, accompanied
by ex-Secretary of State John H. Paynter,
OF Georgetown, arrived in town to-day, ard
is registered at the Clayton House They
are on hand to attend the Democratic ratili-
cation meeting tonight.
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Their Arrival and Departure, Takinl
Effect JuIy Ist, 1882.

Effect July Ist, 1889.
The Posi Once In This city VIII DC open daily.
except Sunday, frum $50 q. IN. a. y, Ia,
Private boxes are accessible until Il H. NJ on
Sundays open FROM $50 to ~ u. III. Private
boxes accessible from G To y. M. the whole
sale stamp window viii ciose at G.3u p. H. The
money order office will Close AZ 900 j. m.
MAILS CLOSE Az FOLLOWS:
NORTH.
Wilmington Northern Railroad to Recalling
Pa and points on thc Baltimore Cautrai south
Of Chadd's Ford, 7.+Ga m.
Philadelphia closed pouch. $50 q. M
Philadelphia and waymail. 900 ., m
New York, ronnsylAu Hnd point, eist and
west, 9. a. N.
Delaware Western Railroad 70 l.andcnnerg,
i0.0O a. IN.
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
And NeS jersey, no a. n.
Philadelphia, New York and an points rls;
and west 80 p. NJ.
Philadelphia. New York anh all puuts east
md we't- 4.9o p w.,
Philadelphia AMI New YORK cities closed
pouches. 100 4. III,
Pennsylvania west ut Lancaster. aud all
points west end southwest p.aJ .. N.
All points north, east, west and southwest,
Hoo p. III.
All Louisiana il sent west except N.w Orleans
which is sent south on through mails,
sOuTu.
Baltimore and way mtl, 7,40 b. ID.
Washington and all potnt- south, 741 a, N,
All points on the Peninsula, s,jau, 10.
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula ~,
~ III,
Baltimore, Washington aud al! points -gutA.
1880 y. m,
Newport, stanton, Newark, AEton and
havrc dc Grace l2,"o p. Ii.
| Points On Baltimore Ceutral between rgrt Il
| POST, Northeast ana thidd's Eurd32 40 + m.
Baltimore and Bay Line steamers. 4.4op IN.
Peninsula north Of Harrington nelulia
| Delaware CITY and st. Georges a-a1 +. IA
Baltimore, closed pouch, 5.55 j.. NJ.
Baltimore. Washington and al point. s0utl
| ll.Ou p. m.
NAILS ARRvn AHp READY pom DELIVERY.
From Wilmington Northern kaiIas,a
! $50 =. Ill.
from New York. Philadelphia. Washington
ah1 an "lher POINTS 80 D. ~.
From ph.laaeh5Hia NV York nnd point
| north, east hhd Hesl, 80 a VI.
From way AMI ffpm rhtl4tlelphla SON m
From Peninsula AMI Al nortf Of Hlrlu2 tom
9.ib II. IN.
From baltimore AMI way mail, a,al &. N.
From Baltimore. l2a9 p. IA.
From Peninsula mail l4.#a j.. n
From Philadelphia. New Ye.f and pairn
north tud a:st .;a +. tn
From Baltimore. Washn TON aul ;oint
south. 80 i. III.
From Deiaware Western Ralfmd. agIil. III
From rhfddelpha, New lar5 and f3.at
north and east, "a Il r.
From Baltimore. Nashlneton aua point
south and southwest 49, i. d..
Carriers deliveries as pfI5Ys 5.Sga. As..zeI
efaii 1850 a. ~, tatrttai: / 9 u. m. gHRar. l=H
r. m, PIrtiai,
Collections from street ho&es are made by IN
carriers at 655 and id.8ua .l.30 ana l.4# j. IN
An additional collection will bn made lt !.
T. IN. from ~ boxes betwenn Jefferson ait
Lombard aad Aaler and Thirteenth Ftrset
inclusive, Dh Sunday tuli collection viii h
made at 5H1 +. III. Local letters tlr catrers
delivery sAauld " dePpsiled "a III. Pgst Gur
tel minutes hefdra Tie hour 81 dt livery.
". i. aMlf3Elsr master.
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Thrown from n Carriape.

This afternoon about 1.l5 a gentleman
driving down Market street near Fourth was
thrown from his buggy by the wheel being
struck by a passing coal wagon His horse
started to run, but was caught in time to
prevent the gentleman from being run over.
He helped himself into the buggy aud drove
off, apparently unhurt.
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Morsn1e,l nnrled Allve.

PHLApELPnIA, :, s l5-At 10 o'clock
this morning thc',u.grkmrnt along the
western approach ta Ut PENNSYLVANIA rail
road bridge, which sdr-a- he Schuylldll at
tray's Ferry, ta1l in while the
wolkmeu were paand theic and
Jour were buri.I py the earth.
When the alarm " sounded a large crowd
of residents in thc tauity come TO thu
rescue, aud they succeeded In taking out
rhrce Of the men ane, but badly, If not
fatally, injured Iae lpurth was recovered
dead
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WHAT Makes a Methodist

There will be a service OF special interest
at Union NJ. f. Church of this city ON sun
day, at 10. 80 O'Clock. About 25 probationers,
fruits Of last winters revival, will be- re-
ceived into full connection The pastor
will preach an appropriate sermon Tor the
occasion, on the subject, "Waat Consti
tutes a Methodist y
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saturday Night In TIE onera nnn.e.

Three separate entertainments will be
given foI one admission fee in the Opera
House tomorrow evening by the American
Anglican Allied Shows, which are out of the
general order of entertainments. Con
siderable interest is manifested in the per
formance, and large audience is fully cx-
Dected
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OH Mn1k. llc.t.rnAe.l.

NLw YoRK, Sept, l5.--lightning struck
Lane y Fleming aud Dlualdson's OF
works. both in BroofNn, last night setting
diem on fire. Lane. building was soon
destroyed, but oil burned ,l night Eariy
His morning fire caught 4 tank ol nnptha,
which cNpioded, instantly killing Charles
kc"gan, foreman Of fire truck, aud
Captain Durry, of one of the compauy's nii
lighters. Doualdsou'- le~s is $1,000; Lanc
n fltmiHg's loss unknown.
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Wesleyan College.

The Wesleyan Female College opened on
Monday with Rev, John Wilson in charge
The number Of boarders is five, and there
are nine day scholars. 1t is expected how
ever, that the number will ere long, be in
creased to twenty five or thirty.
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TIE HillsdaIe Crew Beaten.

LONDON. Sept. 15.-The race between
the Hillsda1e crew of Michigan and the
Thames rowiAAg club was rowed on the
Thames this afternoon. 1t was won BY the
Thames crew by two lengths.
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~h~s
The Lost Yacl,t

LAcoSh, N. II Sept. Il m.
yacht Nellie, reported capsized r,,,I ats
,.,,,.'ip,, pr's',,. ,,, oll h9' fd, was used as
TurS'o,l ,,in, ,,,,l ooat on ~ Ike WinnepavksI
lake. '"' Vcs'
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Annt,ln.r,I-lnnnI

slEAcrar, y. ", Sept ia serious
ureak has oecurred ID the Erie canal Grar
lamilus, one hundred feet Of the BcrmrI
bank having been carried out. Two boats
we're swept into the Breach and one coal
boat was broken I'll two.
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The End Of NJ o., S,',',,,.- - - :,

.to',,, Shw i"Ek sept l5.-A irethh d
,ies.foye1 .. ,i the Wind lsor Hotel, atFrl
Nay WIN most Of The furniture. M
hau ciosed lor Inc season, and the
cupallt was the " atchman. I0x d
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star Reuters Given A Men II,

W AsliiNGToN, Srpt. l5-l9.NRa
EerdiTl , N the case of Miner and
granted a new tria
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To Inspect Quart Measures,

Clerk of the Markets Hickey will begin
the examination of quart and pint measures
next week. 1t is limited that two thirds oil
the number will be found wanting.
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I'HE NATION,

Hllec its consolidation with thc New
YORK Eeeni"g togt, fas increased it.
tds1llt3e7 IN @aFE u fai tHeal, u.
iafLed it, ,izr 70 i@eal5 tIur pages.
1tt6l aitlel many atdr HfIefs Ia IT.
Previous lisi. II il now pronounced
a5 many 81 its renters 10 be better
tim eyer before. Established IN
att'1- Tile Aat'V}t Wa, i IiOa.eg ih
tiil~ country as a HrellY Journal Of
literary aud political criticism af the
tiFhest Gr,ler, caHiIrted free from
the controlot pm orintarest oiany
SORT, Despite preeafiaus support
during tilc iirst few years. it. held
to I{t original aim Buiil + financial
4tteeesr WIS Is urea Meanwhile
ii tad tetouie a fGtouHzlqli ltnGIiig
a homo anil ahrad ifs editorial
management has heen UNCHANGED
if24i iiia INST aud liz projectors in
tFtHt that. with their pre
seat iacilitief, the Nation shall
t#eame moro than ever before the
fnedtun Of theHhlcst th6ughi Of the
sim.
The form and -f5la Of the paper
arc chosen with view 10 the most
suitable shaie for binding, and Ieet
gt TIE 8W5oH preserved. bound and
inftrNe4, makes the most complete
and readable reeord ofcurcnt events
u importance in The political and
literary world available for lie
American pubic
Inc subscription price hrs been
Reduced 10 48.O0 FER d,atQm.
Specimen copies sent on request
address the Publisher, 30 Broad-
way, New York
5-2a-tf-fr
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Notice. De,nncrats

A meeting of the Democrats OF the Ninth
ward will be held i'll the Old Academy ON
Monday evening, 18th, at $ O'Clock, and a
full attendance is requested.
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Gatarrh OF the Bl,.,lder.

stinging irritation, infammation, ali Kid
ney and Urinary complaints, cured by
"Buchupaiha !" 81.
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CITY ITEMS

Chas. H. Vary, Phila. Messenger, 5o3 Market
s5nitefley ~ 60, Photographers, ,I02 Market st
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i'ifiarioiphla MARKETS.


FHLApEEnA1a Sept. I5-fIour dun and
"a fel& i24a 1fler S T5n5r txtItt IN. 25,t.f ~.
ienh7S Aaihn ittuilY 5h. .9tHTb. 30.
fye for, Ris,aI.6o'
fhaat. siettft
Torn ztt'ad5 45 l1eal trade
~ dnii aud ..uil except high grade
lye duh faaes.
Seeds. unea5H.sed.
tfeftstahs steaty, with fair demand.
fntier, fancy wanted other kinds dun
zBnaS ~ ~ =" 'Hulee,
- f:.ss seady aud fairly active Pennsylvania.
IheeIt, dHll except choice grades
netroiettln, trln refined 654c.
WhialSg, 81 -
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4we ara nersua,lr, that the ancient
,i,h al In M snhtia ntt and naturn TesOu
,ha ma. Alehnists 1,i .o sH'v Was very poor dOc
.liq ~ hivuel''aI,s ,gi,h Airs nydia + pinEham,
Mss ',s Hnrmes may have been ailer all
nlegsr "ss ,,,aatitioneT nm, tf5 f the Black Art
Iin,ei ,,,,, ar Il na burlbug in the pharmac
chemistry of Mrs. L 1nkllahl : 'ee'''
pound,
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- - q -
III AThe.

fRAA NnR. In fift- I'll :, aH the ifta fn5t8nf. ~
- n.Gl9ga ~ the morning, john /. lesHaf. IN
the 2lsl yer pf lfs.tl.sr.
The friends aud relative oi the Etmfl. ;fr F-
speeuutlA invited Ia 4Ee tle tHff+Ftef trr t.fft=
place from the resi sidntIrf af lis Inatler 5e 4 +
sixth street. ohsnday 3ttcrgaaa,ti 2a, rek
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NEW YORK
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
The circulation ur this popular newspaper
constantly incre T. iuE, II contains ali tho lead
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