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1t was reported that he had been in
Moyamensing prison, but DIR. Andrews,
of Philadelphia, who was the jail ply
stefan at that place for rome time, and
who visited New Castle jail few weeks
since with reporter of the REPUBLIC
CAN, at which time he conversed with
Blake, said that he did not remem-
ber that he was ever in that prison.
Copley was arrested in Chester last
summer, charged with the larceny Of q
horse and wagon from Robert Casey,
Jr., residing near Claymont, and the
larceny Of an organ from the Claymont
M. X. church. When he was arrAigned
at the recent term Of Court he plead not
guilty 10 both indictments, but after
wards withdrew the plea and plead
guilty to the larceny Of the horse and
wagon.
A polle pros. wes then entered ON the
Indictment charging him with the
larceny Of an organ, and he was SEN
fenced To pay the costs of prosecution, .
fine Of $500, $225 restitution money
stand one hour In the pillory, be whip
ped with 20 lasbes, and serve one year
in prison. The first part of the sentence
was executed, and he was the second
man whipped by Sheriff Ford.
Copley is a very respectable looking
young man, and was for q long time
the travelling salesman for large mer'
camille house, but he yielded 10 the
temptations of drink, and drifted into
gambling, when his downward course
became rapid. 1t is stated that he ia very
respectfully connected, and that C0pley
Is y name he assumed when he was ar
rested, to spare his fam lily the disgrace
that followed his misdeeds.
The Sheriff, with several deputies and
the police, spent all Saturday night and
| yesterday searching for the fugitives,
but UP to this morning had heard moth
| ing Of them. As usual on such occasions
there are adozen persons who think thes
saw the men after their escape, but 1t II
probable that they took good care to
avoid observation. Sheriff Ford Offers
q reward of 500 for the arrest of Blake
and $50 for Copley.
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.nD0QDV
o.,
HIl |
SPECIAL SALE

We have just opened a large
and attractive line of Useful
and Popular Goods for the Holi.
day Season, which we have pur.
chased at very low prices, and
marked to sell at such low figures
as must insure a speedy closing
out of the entire line. We re.
spectfully recommend our custo-
mers and the public generally to
examine these goods without de-
lay, ss at the prices they cannot
last long, and the qusntity is linn
tied
Amongst them is q fine line of
Dolls at Is, SO, 75c. and 81, large
and beautiful goods-a great deal
tor the money Bronzes, such as
Pitchers, Urns, Card Receivers,
&C., at 81 each, just about half
price ; beautiful Fruit Dishes and
Card Receivers of Majolica and
wire work, Is and Csc. each, a
marvel of cheapness ; Whisk Hol-
ders, Wall Pockets. Toilet Sets,
Handkerchief and Glove Boxes,
China Tea Sets, P;aros, Work
Boxes, Writing Gases, Games,
Puzzles, Building Blocks, Tool
Chests, Pocket Books, Satchels,
Cabbas, Jewelry, fine SILK Um'
brellas, &C., &c, all at the lowest
and most econo nical and hard
times prices.
CROBSY & HILL.
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Please Read THIS.

/. Feeling assured of having one of the
finest stocks of Christmas novelties in
the city, we would respectfully invite
the attention of our customers and the
public TO the same, viz: Ladies' and
gents cups and ssucers In exquisite
designs, gents smoke sets, latest yles;
bisque figures, very fine; silver plated
ware, from reliable factories toilet
sets, from 30 cents to $500; lemonade
sets, IL styles; vases, assortment very
complete majolica ware, children's
Cutlery Co.'s and Lamson & Good.
now's knives and forks and fne carvers,
at Reeds reliable h0use.furnishing
store, Is East Second street.
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For the HOLIDAYS.

Persons desirous of purchasing nice
holiday present will find suitable
gift In the Prose and Poetical Works OF
Fannie L. Michener. Bound in neat
cloth binding, half gilt. Sold by sub
scriptiOn, but during the holidays can
be had at Porter & Cos.
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succ essful Morocco Mem.

The Messrs. Pyle engaged in the mo
rocco finding business over Bradford's
Third street market, will soon remove
10 the neighborhood of Fourth and
Adams streets, where they intend erect
ing q suitable building for their fast
growing business.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-15
Will Stop for the Season.

Notice is given that the steamer
Mary Morgan will make her last trip
and it is stated that she will continue
until stopped by the ice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-15

II you are troubled with nervous or
sick headache do not give your case up
as incurable until you have tried DIR.
Leslie's Special Prescription. See tho
testimonials in onother column.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-15
Meellng TO.Nigha.

There will be q meeting Of the Shields
Library Association this evening, which
all the members are earnestly invited
to attend, as business Of importance
will be considered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-15
For Sale,

On easy terms, Ladies' aud Gents
gold and silver watches, chains, charms,
rings, silverplated ware and jewelry OF
every description, at Walsh b Co.'S, No.
5O2 Marie street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-15

If we would have powerful minds,
we must think (; If faithful hearts, we
must love ; II powerful muscles, we
must labor ; II we would get rid Of q
bad cough, we must take DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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PRICE ONE CENT
AT
W. B. SIIARPS.
FOURTH AND MARKET sTs~

FOURTH AND MARKET STE~
For the Christmas Holidays
a talk on Rugs and Mats
might be interesting to some
buyers who /" Don't know
what in the world to give"
Rugs are both pretty and use
full. a ..
We bought five hundred
Tapestry Brussels Mats (and
that's a good many in one:
purchase tor Wilmington },
which are sold in most car
pet stores for IS cents and
81 each. The quantity low
cred the price with us, giving
you the oppurtunity to buy
them here for So cts. apiece.
There's about fifty Smyrna
Rugs, which e e nice tor bath
room, dining room or front
halls. It's all we have, and
they will be IS cents from 81.
A finer grad in higher COL
ors is reduced to 81 from ST.
25. A still higher grade 81
25 from $I.75.T The best grade
50 from $3.50. Too many
Smyrna goods for stock ia
king.
We've about fifty large
size Moquette Rugs, in bright
centres, handsomely border,
ed, a nice rug for front of
sofa. They will be S1.98
from $3.50. They best and
handsomest line of large, sofa
size Smyrna Rugs, with f1g-
ured centres and borders.
Oriental and Persian styles
are reduced to $3.50 from
$3.50 and $3.50 from Sc.
In Sheepskin Rugs there's
all the desirable colorings at
SITS, $3.50 and 1915. We
have also those elegant An
CORA Rugs, in one skin, show
ing a long, white, silky fleece
land making a beautiful rug ;.
l$4 SO and SIS.
For the taste which prefers
those subdued and elegant
English colorings and designs
we have the South Kensing-
ton Art and Mecca Rugs, su-
perb in quality and effect;
$3.50 to $14.
This lot OF Rugs is mark
ed especially for the Holiday
Trade. There's about
twelve hundred OF them alto
|gether, making an elegant
assortment of all kinds.
(which are nice for gifts and
always useful.
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Very Important, II you wish 90
Build,

For all orders that l receive (tc
make plans and specifications) before
January 1st next, the Low PRICE
shall be the leading inducement. ALL
can afford to have plans. EDWIN w.
THoRNE, ARCHITECT. 61s Market st.
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| Splendid Line OF SILK and Linen
HANDkERCHIEFS
At wonderfully low rrices

At wonderfully low prices.
Beautiful Silk Brocaded Hand
kerchiefs at 5Oc.; elegant goods
at 75c.; superb goods at 81; as
we'll as a line of Silk Brocaded
Handkerchiefs as low as 25c.each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-15

During this week to every purchaser
OF nifty cents worth or more of groce-
ries, we will give q box of candied
Fourth street.
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For Ladies', ,

We have q nice high cut glove grain
lace shoe. for e1.26, very cheap 1T Bah.
cock g, 2O6 Market street,
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For Sale,

On easy terms, Ladies', Misses and
Children's coats, newmarkets, dolmans.
circulars, Havelocks and furs. a.
Walsh b Co.'S, No. 506 Market street. #
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For sale,

On easy terms, mems, boys and chill
dreu's clothing, shirts, and gents fur
nishing goods at Walsh & Co.'S, No. 500
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-15

To look in Mt Veasey's drug store before
you buy that Christmas present you
are thinking about.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-15

Fine toilet articles you will find in
large variety at 302 King street, and at
reasonable prices. Taylor & Fullerton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-15

A great variety Of toys at Parry'l
2s4 King street.
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What the Republican Wouia Like
10 See.

A better penny paper than the RE-
PUBLICAN.
The contractors ray more attention to
the lights along Maryland avenue.
avenue removed, as they render travel.
ing at night dangerous.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-15

Over Sd and IIth street Bridges
Kesidents, for drugs and prescriptions, go
to Beaton Smiths store, or leave trdsr ana ne
will deliver II.
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Splendid Value

in Table Linens, Napkins, Towel
and Quilts, as well as the bes
value in Blankets and Comforta
bles we have ever offered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-15
BARGAINS

in Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods
Black Cashmeres, Gloves, Under
wear, Skirts, Corsets, and indeed
throughout our entire stock de-
sirable goods and low prices are
the rule and order of the day.
We still claim to give the most
and best for the money to be OBJ
tanned anywhere in the country.
Respectfully,
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LADIES AND CHILDREN'S

Coats, Jackets, Dolmans, New
markets, Russian Circulars, Seal
Plush Sacques-a large assort-
ment of desirable goods at very
lowest prices.
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STREET NOTES.

Preaching to-day ut II u. m. and $50
y. IN. mt the Cumberland Presbyterian
church 10y Rev. w. G.. rompieton.
The sermon at the First Baptist
church this morning will be addressed
mainly TO the children, and the Pastor
desires as many members of the sunday
school US can do SO to remain and take
part in the singing. There is to be
baptism after the sermon ut night.
Elder w. IL. Blanks, of Kentucky,
will preach to-daya ut II o'clock a. m. and
$50 p, IN. mt the First Christian church,
corner Pearl and Bryan streets. Sub
ioct for morning discourse: "'rhe Heart
IN Religion;" Tor evening, by special re-
quest, he will deliver the second of a
series of seven lectures ON the Prodigal
Son. All are invited,
The Rev. William II. Muniord the new
Dean of st. Matthews Cathedral, has
arrived, aud will enter upon his duties
! to-day. Mr.. Munford viii preach mt II
q. IN. aud $50 p. M, and also address
the children of the parish at p. m. Mrs,
Mcleod Smith and Miss Florence Sher.
rod, of Marshall, have kindly consented
To assist the choir, both ut the morning
and night services.
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w ANrED-FlFrl LADIES no MAKE
w pants, drawers, oVcrallS aud shirts;
now Is the time tn secure good positions, Ap.
ply between and 5 O'Clock. BLASKENuiP
& BLAKE, ly2O-yr
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sonville; A Dellis, Kaufman; Sam
Dysart, Van Alstyne; William II Glea-
son, Bryan; r l. Ramsey, Cisco; ID c
Williams, Mineola; w NJ Locke, Fort
Honey Grove; j Il johnson, Bolton
Charles + Cox, Jack Laddyr, Roe
Texas; J IL Hill, Columbus county; a &
Rilfel, New Orleans; } A Weaver, Sui
phur Springs; &C DuBose, WaXahachie
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DEFERRED TELEGRAPHIC.
AN ACCOUNT OF A BIG FIRE
Roach at the Ruins-More Cattle Disease
Prussian Vessel Pillaged by British
Satisfaction Demanded-A
Very Sickly Year.
The Roach ship Yards Fire,


CHESTER, PA, Aug. S.-This morning
fire was discovered by the Waterman,
in the blacksmith shop, frame build
ing in Roach's ship yard. The flames
soon spread to the punch shed and also
frame building, covering nearly an
acre of ground. All efforts to save this
immense building were abandoned, and
attention directed to saving the binding
shed a short distance away, but the
efforts of the firemen were unavaillng,
and it was soon destroyed. The fire.
men then directed their attention to
the foundry, IA large brick building adj
joining the binding shed, and it was
only by Here Il can efforts h / it was
saved. kilograms were sent TO VIII
mington and Philadelphia for assist
alce, but the fire was gotten under con-
tr@ sufficiently to countermand those
orders.
The principal loss is in the punch
shed, where there was great deal
of heavy and expensive machinery,
valued at $350,00O. The rolls alone
cost from $4,000 to $4,000 each, and
there were three or four sets of them
There were six sets of punches valued at
$4,000.
Other machinery proportionally ex-
pensive and required in daily use as il
enters into shipping or preparing
all plates and iron used in shipping was
destroyed. Much of this machinery was
new and it will require several months
toreplace 1t.
The loss in the binding room is 5000,
600. The sheds were worth $4,000.
The loss on both buildings and ma
chinery is said TO have been fully coy
cred by insurance in Philadelphia, New
York and in English companies.
The ways under the Old DO
minion ship, Seneca, which was to haV,
been launched on Tuesday next, caugh
fire, but the flames were subdued before
any damage was done to the vessel Tn
fire throws about 500 men out of work
and will virtually stop the yard AM
suspend the work on the Governmen
cruisers for some time. Roach was a
his summer residence at College Poin
and is expected tomorrow.
LATER Roach arrived late tonight
He states that the loss will not be abov
100000. That the works will go on n
usual and that the loss Is confined /
frame buildings which can be replace
Immediately. No damage occurred {
any of the vessels in the course of cor
struction. All men will be employed a
there is much work to be done ht onct
ROACH'S YARD AGAIN.
CHESTER, Pa, Aug. 9.-The usuf
number of men set TO work this mori
ing at Roach's ship-yard. Government
work on vessels is much retarded b
Yesterdays fire.
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At the st. George; Gus Garrison, Sui
phur Springs; James Agnew, Abilene,
Texas; II NJ Montgomery, New York
w w Gaskill, Waxahachie; w l. Wal
Ter, Camden, Arkansas; + NJ Brooks,
Connecticut; w + Gordon, NJ. d., Rome,
Georgia; George Emerson, New York; ]
Mcneil, st. Louis; W G Masbut and
family, Goshon; John A Williams, Jnel.
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NANrED-BI EXPERIENCED MAN,
W situation In mercantile business as gen
cral office man or clerk; experienced in
hardware. Address y. b., Herald Office, Dal-
las. InNhe. MIyI-.N
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II IL well known fact that gum
camphor Is one of the best remedies for
bowel troubles, and combined In cor
dial with peppermint and the active
Great southern Remedy that restores
The little one suffering from the effects
Of tecthlng. and cures diarrhma, dysen-
terry and all bowel troubles. For sale
by all druggists at % cents bottle.
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| ADN SrENOGRNPHER DESIRES 20
- obtain permanent position with
hrsl-cluSs business house; can operate tyle
writer, and satisfactory reference. Address
Z. q. 1905 Vine st., knnsns CITY, Mo nngI-.w
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Colorado Infected.

DENVER, Coli, Aug. S.-About twenty
young cattle of a herd of $50, on pasture
nine miles from this city, died from
spelnetic fever within the last few days.
Five others are sick. The disease was
communicated from herd recently
brought from Texas and placed in an
adjoining pasture. All the necessary
steps to prevent the spread of the disease
are being taken.
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Coal and Iron Crash.

BEDFORD, Pa, Aug. s. -Great excite
ment was created here to-day by the an
nouncement that the Kimble Coal and
Iron company, doing business at Rid
dlesburg, have failed. Liabilities are
estimated AZ 100000. The plant is
worth much more, but will scarcely
realize half the value mt sheriff's sale.
For some time past the financial stand
ing of the company has been an object
of suspicion, and the crash was not Il
surprise TO those who were posted.
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An APOLOGY and Paw Demanded,

BERLIN, Aug. S.-The German GOV
eminent sent Granville, the British For
eign Minister, the declaration of the
Captain of the Prussian cut
ter "Diedpich," stating that
his vessel was pillaged in the North Sea
by four English fishing smacks, and that
his pilot and cook, who resisted the pill
layers, were menaced with death. The
captain identified the vessels by their
trade mark and numbers. The Berlin
Government asks for speedy satisfac-
ttnV
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SPORTS.
Henrr WcIght ChnmnIonshln.


NEW York, Aug. S.-Articles of agree
mont were signed by HAL IL. Stoddard,
the "Syracuse Wonder" and Joseph
Burke for prize fight to take place
December s, within one hundred miles
of New Orleans, the stakes to he 5000
and the belt representing the heavy
weight championship of the world.
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Camp meetings are In full blast.
The Mormong carrled tho count, cl

Camp meetings are In full blast.
The Mormons carried the county elcc.
tions In Utah last Monday.
A union of all the PRESBYTERIAN
churches OF Queensland Is agitnted.
al preach a Calvinistic creed" SAYS
Spurgeon, sand a Puritanic morality
The Free Church of Scotland will
build a missionary college at Bombay
India.
The Scottish Free church Is about to
establish a mission at Tiberias, on the
Lake Gennesaret.
There has lately boon published In
London n list of over three Thousand
Protestants who have become Catholics
since the commencement of the nine
tenth century.
The Mormons are getting out n revised
addition of their Bible, at least the anti.
polygamisls Of that sect are applying Ia
u 1.-THE higher criticism to eliminate all
its polygamous precepts.
The American delegates to- the Pan.
Presbyterian council nj Belfast, were the
most conservative of doctrine of al the
assembly. This fact was so prominent
as TO excite general comment.
The American Baptist Missionary
Union has in the Asiatic and African
fields, 81 stations, - ordained American
and IS ordained native ministers, 5S
churches, and 63,6i9 commandments.
life Is n changcnbe
Loan FOR n day.
\ fool would regard II
As his Tor aye.
ARAB saying
There was a smack Of originality IN
the titles of somo books of the seven
teenti century. Here arc some of them
"a Most Dclectable, Sweet, Perlumcd
Nos gay for Gods Saints % Smell A.t,'
"fh SHUTTERS of Divine Love- "IIook
aud Ewes tor Believers llreeches,' :
'fii<1. ilceied Shoes for Dwarfs In Holt
mess, Crumbs OF Comfort for the
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Medical Department. University Of louisiana


As it is universally admitted that Practical
Medicine and Surgery cannot b. taught else
where than Mt the bedside of the sick and
wounded, this Institution justly claims unri-
vailed advantages in the Introduction Of its
classes into the wards of the great Charity
hospital, whose Eight Hundred beds and an
annual admission of Eight Thousand patients
supply unlimited clinical material. Circu-
lars sent upon application.
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Accident.

Yesterday morning as Mrs. Martin,
who resides at 300 Griffin street, and
Mis- Martin, her sister, were driving
down Lamar street, when near Pacific
avenue their horse became frightened at
passing train on the Texas " Pacific
and upset the vehicle, throwing them
out. They were severely bruised
though not seriously so,
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TEXAS STATE AGENCY.

Land or money claims against the
state or individuals, payments of taxes
on lands anywhere In the State, pur-
chase, sale or lease Of lands, adjustment
of titles and the recovery of lands for
Just and lawful owners, will be attended
to by &. RJouNs n Sons,
Austin. TnNnS.
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Billy Malone.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. S.-Thc Rcpub-
lican state committee met tonight.
General Malone presided. Several
hours were spent in discussing matters
pertaining TO the conduct OF the cam
palgn. The meeting was pretty fully at
tended. The session was Carried ON with
closed doors
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THE STANTON FEMALE SEMINARY
STANTON, VA.

REV. JAMES WILLIS, Principal
This well-lyuuwn institution Is one of the
best in the south. Noted for H. excellent
corps ot teachers, elegant and hcilthtul Local
ton, homo Influence aud moral culture; best
lnciliiies for Music and Art, Not svctpriau,
Terms moderate. Session opens FIRST Wed.
neSlay In Scvtymhcr Apply Tor catalogue
The principal win visit Texas the latter pnrt
of August uud accompany those going To the
school. Correspondence with him viii deter.
mine time and place Ot starting.
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l4AMlLT FEMALE COLLEGE

ST PATTERSON, PRESIDENT LLAllGIU5 Ky,
The largest Female College in Kentucky.
Buildings of modern construction; appoint
meuts superior, accommodations unsurpass-
ed; heated by steam and lighted with gas;
hot and cold water on each floor; baths.
Course Of instruction comprehensive; large
faculty of superior teachers; extra advan-
iages In Language, Music, Painting and Flo
cutlon' But two pupils occupy II room. IT.
patrons and pupils are references. For cat
niOguc, copy Of Monthly, published by the
students, list of references, etc, apply to the
President, or p. +. 81. Clair Dallas, Texas.
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w ANTED-ROOM; NlCELY FURNISH
w ed, airy and well kept; In Il good To-
cality, for II single gcntlcman prefer II pri-
yatc family. No bOardiug-houscS need an
swcr Address TOM SAWYER, Windsor
Hotel aug9-2t
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The "sirl. Mans" Coptinrc,t

CoNsTANTINorLT, Aug S.. The Earl
of Dutierin, the British Ambassador to
Turkey, has resumed his negotiations
with the Porte. The Turkish contingent
will be sent to the Red Sea to cooperate
in the Soudan campaign.
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Invitniinn to Yisiinrs.

The Library Association at 72jl5 Main
street, extend a cordial welcome for al
the visitors in the city to visit Their
rooms, and we especially invite the
editors and others who have extended
us so many appreciated courtesies. A
cordial welcome to all.
&c. Mccoy, President.
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WEARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w >. \. BRASWELL as a candidate for Jus-
tlce OF the Peace for Precinct No. !, at the
ensuing election.