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pEdiSTERs ORDER.
~ kEGtSTRR'> OFFICE

~ hEGtSTRR'~ OFFICE
NEW CAsrLB CouErY, Uu
r October 10Th, MI
Upon the Applicant n Of John Il
Executor Of William s. Miller l.is
mipston hundred, ia aid counn 4,
Il 10 ordered and directed b. 9t
thAtthe Executor Aforesaid giye ~
granting OF letters Testsments1 m
estate OF the deceased, with h,I
granting thersof, BY causing sdygal
10 DO posted within forty DAYS ne n
OF such letters in SIX Of lhs pot
places OF tho county OF New Uvtl.
Ing all persons having dsmp ma sr,'
estate TO pfe'ent the 50 ne, or AK,
Act OF Ass'shbly In such o.se mad, 1
vidcd; and nISo cause the sane d 4
ed within the satnc period 10 the m
PUBLICAN. q newspaper publls hsi h
ntAgton. Del.. and to be- cvatipu,t
three weeks, fe.od
Given uG6er the band n
Ls- OF Otics Of the Register !,
at Whining on, In ku
County Aforesaid, tho day and yx
written.
JOHN X. BRaDFoRD RsI
NOTbCz - All persons haviu
against the estate Of the deceased ID
cent the sAma, 1ly attested 10 TIE u
on Or Do lore t,c,ober 18th, laT. OF VI
Act Of Assembly in lu,h csse rs&s
vti&d.
JOHN Z. MlLUl
ll I'd
Address, lC22 Lithgow Hresi NJ
x O. III L M'q" "ilnins% M
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he day and yer above wrltlsl mn
Addrens, Henry Clay P. O., N..e
DEGI6TER'S OKDER
II REGISTERS ur d,lNrf, n
NE" oAo' ,rIObei

ID EGIBTERS OKDbh,r
NEW CASTLE oosSbsft
Upon the application o. LINZ ANN
ford, Admfnistrstor 81 Ian
ford, late Of MilmnIt D.
In said county, docesssen,d
and directed by the ~ pnot,s
Adlninistrator aforesaid, glyse,.,r.ui
ing OF letters Of AdEin .itb b
the estate of the deoeAee1 .dysa
granting thereof, by causins. Sror
70 be noatsd within forty da.s nd
OF such letters in six Of the nvs' IA
Of the county or New o.,nr bt
persons having demands Nv A
senbly in such case $50 ,nrted
also cause the ZANE 70 " RIrr1
sAne period In the l,AltW iipipla
newspaper published ~ .rein ~
and 70 be continued
e.: .. a. Given ,ndes ne ,.,s s1's .n i
IL, 8. Once OF the Rekls.. G,al1
Wilmington. IN se' ,bcIs
sforesaid, the day and yenSsoRp,
JOHN X. ,ns clils
Nor,cR.~AIi persons haVinE s.t ID
the aatsLe of the deceased iaSmIpf
same, duly attested TO Ine oT ABIDE
or before Oct. 9th, 1857, ~ and ~
Assembly IN snch rnsr Die BBApl
EDWARDe u AdnlS1
Address wilmington DEL -
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BALTIMORE a OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE In EFrEor, SEPT. 10TH. 80

In EFFECT. SEPT. iSrH. 80
Trains leave Depot, WILMINGTON to
and 10 CINCINNATI,
ST. LUIS, CHICAGO, and all Points
West and Southwest,
VIA BALTIMORE AND W AsHirdrON.
HASTBOUND:
Western Express, dsfly.... Ill % A. n.
Cincfnnstu Limited, daily. SIC p. M.
Uhioaso Limited, dAtly.......... H. o. r. M.
Arriving Philadelphia 30 p. N COS p.
ID. LOO Midnight.
AeoommodAtion from Baltimore arrives rs
p. d.
WEST. BOUND
Chicago Limited, daily ...........7.te A. n.
Arrives Chicago Q 90 next morning.
OiDcinDati Limited, daily........u.teA A, N.
Arrives Iineinpan T.M A. M, st. LOUIS
Ger III noxt day.
Western Hxpreas, daily, FOR Chicago. Cin-
cfpnAu and 81 Louiz.. ASP. M.
Accommodation, stopping 81 all stations 70
bAiumoro.. ..................... osu n. M I.
SOLID TRAINS THROUGH WITHOUT
CHANGE or OARS,
H. DUNBAR. C.K.LoRD.
Gen1 Asaassr. GEM Pasa Agent
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VIM. Miller, an old Wilmington
typo" at present working In New
York, was In the city yesterday.
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. EGIsT Exc ORDER

ID EGlST IKE ORDER
~ REGIsTER's OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNT, d.
september nj,
Upon the application o. john r.
Administrator, of Kate Jones, liK
ninKton Hundred, in At
deceased, 1t u ordered sEd
by the Register that the Adm
aforesaid give Notice Of crantiai
Of Administration upon the estate q
ceased, with thu date OF granting "a
causing advertisements 70 be p0sis
forty days from The date Of such Lai1
q the most public places Of the eoeig
Castle, requiring all persons hLIrs
against the estate W present lhe
abide by an Act OF Assembly IN
maize and provided and also aass
TO be inanrted within the same pend
DAILY REPeBLICAN, newspaper ps
Wiimin gton, and 10 be cOntinasi
theree weeks (eodl.
Given under the hand ~
l.. S. Once OF the Register uc'
- Wilmington, in New "a
afoI esaid, the day and year ,oo.s
JOHN K. BRADFOBDk
HoTIcK-All persoEs having cils
the estate of the deceased musl
same, duly attested 10 the Admins
or before Sept 9tn, A. d., hs
The Act of Assembly IN such ea; 81
provided. JOHN X ~
Address. Wilnginton Del. W
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l Accommodation, ~, W, ", 10 % q N,
IL DO 90 7 20, Q SO, 10 % D. m.
For Chester (expfsssl, -, %, Q 90, 10,
10 a., II -, IL 81 .. m, Il ~, . "a, 20 and 7.o6
p. m.
NJ Z NJ 4 an a . "a M 10 a n m ~ ~
NJ. Yn,s 400 a'kz a. n 100 10 o6
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asltimcrs sp y intSrm sdiata st.,,ons 10 10
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Express f5r Harrington. 10 u. m. way
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Address. WilmgInton Del.
DEnIsTER,s gR.

u E1ISTER'S Oh Sk.
III REGIsT6. OFFICE
NEW CASTLE tr- NrY, Dl.
Oct Der litn,
Upon the application of william
John X. heEti, executors OF llutl
Of Christians Hundred, In ssl1 w.
ceased, II is ordered aud dlreovli
iste' that the Executors ii0resnl
of granting of letters 1eslanehlil
estate of the deceased, with The ~
Ing thereof, by causing adFefil,s' w w
posted within forty days IRON uJs
letters In six OF the most puDllc p,
couHty OF New Castle, requires
having demands against lhe t,Nn
the same, or abide by an Act ol
such case made and provided; ~
the same 70 he inserted Nl'ni NY
cd In the Daily BLlCAs,
published In Wilmington, anu ""
therein three WE ks leedl. ,.arl
Given under the nauu
l.. S. Office Of the Reglsl.Ic NJ
- Wilmington, IN New ~
the day and yer above wrls'ynI Want
NOTICE. pc sons htviniyss
the estate OF the deceased nla i,,iS
sane, duly atteste1 TO the EArI s. IA
fore October "a, 1850, or ablut 'p MI,
sembly In such ease NJ .dt ana III
JoHS }. Rls
Aaav.s uon-v CnayP, O., W4
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ID ALTlMORK q OHIO RAILKOAD.
LANDENBURG BRANCH.


WILMINGTON q NORTHERN R.R.
Time table in effect Sept. 2lst, 1880 Trains
leave Wiim ingtop tFrench st.eet) - follows:
Yor Residing, Birdtboro. Joanna. Spring
field, Wxynesburg Junction, Manor Potts.
Vile, Ia aqua, Allentown, LeeaDe9, Wer-
nerrvills add all points on the Philadelphia
asa hoad ing X. H., 90 3. IN. and q 10 p. IN.
For heading, Ioalezville Embreevtlle
Leeape. Dhado's Ford ana DuPont'a ami
joints, 7.oS q. m 2 10, and 90
p. IN.
Fos West Chester. 7. % a. m. 40, and 600
p. n,
FOR N-w Bridge and intermediate pointA
90 and o ls p. IN.
On SUNDAY nor Rca Ting, C0atesv lille Wost
Dhestsr and ali interms diate Joints, 6.l0
m.
a. q. NoCAUSLAND. l.. A.'BOWER.
Supeript sndent. Genn RAGS. Ag't.
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Reg istrar's Report.

During the week ending at noon last
Saturday there % births, 8 marriages
and 20 deaths, being II more deaths
than for the corresponding week of lasl
year. The causes OF death were NJ fol-
lows: Consumption, commissions, apo
plexy, 8 each; typhoid fever, 2; acct.
dent, bronchitis, cancer. catsrrb, laryn-
gits. natural causes, pneumonia, rup-
ture OF q blood vessel, softsning Of the
brain, 1 each Ages OF the deoedents-
Under year, 2; between l and q years
L; 2 ana b, 4; 3 and 10 L; 90 and 80, 3
80 and 40, 2; 40 and SO, 2; go anu 20, /
70 and 80, 8; 80 and 30, l.
M. r. W. Williamson now occupies
the reportorisl isis" on the News made
vacant by the resignation Of MT. Kel
lum.
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Dol,
ON SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 9TH, 1880, AT 4 p. M,
All that valuable Mill Properly and Yarn
|consisyiny Of Flour MIN, saw MIL and
Ode. MIN; stone mansion, rem01eled .
years ago; Frame Tenant Houge, nth six
rooms, Spring Houss, Frame Bara, Car
riags b ouse, and abost 20 acres OF hrsrclass
land. Of which about acres are woodland,
located at IA t. Cuba on the Delaware west
ern rAilresd, and aboutT miles fron VII.
mingtOn.
The mill power consists Of 2 trstoIas,
water WI cells, 20 and s2ipch uiiven BY To-
foet fall, with undivid ID right 70 rcd UlaJ
|ersek, Nth Burrus run rVnninx into the
dam. Oas OF the best water powers on the
creek.
rho vol know 4 Mt Ouba pscnic arounds
arc on this properly.
Psysss,o ION, March 70, 1881
TGs MS.-l0 per osnt cash - forfeit
money ON day Of sale. ", 800 - per cont
interest may remain on the property. Bal
ancs IN Dash on or before Saturday, Novom
her 20th, 1885, at noon, when final settle ment
ist Do made, or sale declared void, at op ton
/ OF sci ter
For further ilfor matt n apply 10
HEALl & 90,
/ Agents 10 effect the ale.
Central Exchange, Wilmington. Det
o6-1ot
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w hssns ,ra' :1prs. IL ,':1 f,
. 10, 10 70, IL %, II 81 .. m. Of, t02, 8 0s,
% q, 0 OF, Q 81, IL 10 and IL - ,. m.
Accommodations 30, 10 - o. -, J 81, Q q,
~. o ~ %, Q 20, 10 % and IL II p. n.
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DU BLIO SALEOF MT. CUBA MILLS
aAd farm at the ONCE OF II esld l. 10.
seventh and Market streets, Wilmington,
Dol,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-24
GREENVILLE, N. c.
a PIcarant Trip From Memphis 10
the Mountains
IcoRREsrONpKNoE oF Tnn;ArrEAL.I

lNOhkFSPONnkNOE OF THE tAfFkAhsl
GRERNvLLe, N. o., August 10, -
lett Memphis on the night Of the 10th
int. ana srIived here at ! o'clock
pm. Saturday following, alter n very
plea mt trip. BY Ltopping over every
night / was enabled to observe things
closely on the line OF the road.
The crops on the lineo the NJ, 4 @.
K Il, are spotted. OCcG5iOnaUy good
crop could be seen, but t'Sen ps u
whole the crops are Vely sorl !, espe-
cia " the cotton crop. In crossing
the mouut1ins good crop could be
peen occasionally IN the valleys of the
French Broad liver,
After leaving tue mountains and
posing Statesvilc ! found the poor" +
country evereRw, lCanuot see how
the people live. Cotton will not aver
age 200 pounds TO the acre. Corn wi
not make five bushels TO the acre as
FAR IS Goldsborc. Alter leaving Gold.
boro for Tarboro | found much be
ter country, or at lee-t much better
crops. In coming from Tarholo TO this
place l travelled through good com
ty with no good crops as we have in
Tennessee. Taking everything into
cons deration the advance IN int, IA
improvements habits of the peopl,
and means of local transportation,
can only say thatsmap who is located
ma West Tennessee, and especially
Shelby county, may call himsel
hles4e3 More anon. u C,F
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-24
Looking After the Anarchists i'm
Neg YORK

New York, August 23.-Police Cap
tain ClinChey, ia whose precinct lrv.
ing Hall is situated, was summoned
to toe District Attorneys Office today
and que toned at great length by AS
sistsnt d district A tordeY NiColl rs 10
ths nature OF the speeches made Fri
day nigbt by the anarchists at the
meeting called to sympashiae with the
condemned Chicago bomb tbrowers.
The captain WIS accompanied by sew
e,al Of bis officers and gave the in
formation required. Mr. Nicoll alter
wari turned over the captain and his
men 10 Assistant District Attorney
Semple that the latter might 60 into
the matter more fully Mr.. Semple's
duties embrace the presentation OF
matters before the grand jury and the
drawing up of indictments. 1t isprob-
able that the attention CT the grand
iury, which will be sworn in next
month, will he called 10 the subject,
and the prevailing opinion is that
those most Conspicrously identified
with the meeting will be indicted un-
der the law RELAXING TO unlawful "a
sembles, on which Herr Most was
convicted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-24
German Journalists and Authors.

NEw NORK, August 22.-The nati0n-
al convention Of German Journalists
and authors will begin its businy 3
session in this city t)day. Am ng the
delegates now here are: Philadelphia
Herman Dleck, O. Heppner, DR..
Joseph Bend, VIM. Regenspurger,
Bruno VAIL, Max S;umpf aud @. H..
Meyer. Milwaukee-Jrrmsn Seigel
DR.. Emil Knott, Julius Goldsmith,
DR., Leo Stern, D.. Rudolph Koss, Elk
Congressman p. V. Deuster, Otto
Knush, B. A, Abrohams and Arthur
Koenig, Bulalo-R. Sobel. Belle
Vile, Hl.--Curt Won Heinfelden.
Pittsburg-A. Schmiej. Carl Schur2
was present at a banquet to the Wis
| tors th evening.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-24

RE says tic wants a Race ~ Bu.
mudR and Back.

NEw York, August % Lieut. Hem
has tur,wu down tho gege Of bat lie 70
the. u- hg oops he invited them
TO NEST tne Gaaea in an open race
from Sasdv Hook TO Bermuda aud
back for cap tbs uu3 That he chal.
Itnues any single mested American
Yacht. ult ii is clear tina. lac 10 ain ng
e.. taa i'ur larfe Cnss. Leu Hem
thinks tlat sucu % match would be
likely % TEST thn seagoug qualities Of
lhe vessels pa'tICipdrnE and in tb'e
opinion he VIII find many hackers, 4
r.}c, % BERMUDA and back N the lall
ia agylhNug but q picnic, esp 2cia,ly il
The boats encounter one Of the old.
fashioned rlles which have knack Of
rang,fg around the island and burst
.Hg IN sudden fury, a member Of the
New York Cub saws he did not think
the cuh would seriously consider the
cha. culc, mo- only because long dis
lance races had gone on Of fashion,
but the time mentioned for 1t is 'c
late IN tap year. The Bfrmudas r~t
over 500 mllessouth from Sandy Hook
T. ~ not much use guessing how Ions
u wuui tate two yucHts to get there
and tack They would be likely L
reach he gulf stream Just in time Il
meet all the fouthery gales and a hur
licuue or two, perha s, The Priscilla
lathe safest racer We hay for such
i1u-n v, alth ugh there is 70 douh
ia thai any one OF the fast yacht
r.uld make iha voyage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-24
POLITICS At HELENA.
THE SITUATION STILL VERY
BADLY MIXED.
Both Republicans and Democrats.
Disgusted-The Urgent Neces-
slty for n Compromise.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l


HELENA, AK, August 23.-The po-
lidcd situation in Phillips county
continues in a middle, aud unless
someth nc is done. and very quickly,
too, to heal the breach in the Demo
cratic psrty caused by the odious com.
promise, the county will be turned
over to the Republicans. Pillows ac'
ton in advocacy OF the compromise IS
causing great numbers TO express
themselves against him, and will be
instrumental IN dlvelting TO the lnde-
pendents very respectable vote. In
the meantime one ring OF the Repub'
lican panty is making pre- parations to
put out a full Republican ticket, with
all colCred men except one or two on
the ticket
wfLLFUL MIsCoNsTRUCTtoS.
TheIe we've quite a number OF citi'
gems here who were SO ohtuse as to
construe the report made in the Ap'
PEAL Saturday to read thst Mr.. Jacob
Trit Der had receiver SltI0 for the
Job of delivering the Republican, mess
meeting 10 the Democratic company,
when nothing OF the kind was mesnt.
We simply taid that the Tumor was
being made to caufe Discussions in
the Republican party, which we,9 so,
and rs to those who miscOnstrued the
article, We believe, willlully and
maiciou.ly have been distoting it
for the purpose OF iDjuring Mr..
Triebsr. We deem it due him to
ttqte that we do not believe that
There was any truth in the rumor.
COW uoN p. HUGHES AND JUDGE /.
GREGG,
candidates for Governor on the Demo
cratic and Republican tickets, respect
iiyely, will address the people here
next Thureday, the Goth Instant. Great
preparations are being made end an
imnense crowd 10 anticipated.
ME-. THoMAs REILLY,
young gentleman OF excellent busi-
ness qualifications, connected with the
dry goods house OF Simon seely, died
this morning aud wss buried this
evening.
noRBID DEATH.
The particulars OF most unfOrtu.
nate anu uUIllh uCdlH VI OIL NANOliNhN
lady named Mira. f. Il, Trotter, at
Holly Grove, Ark, was received here
today. She WI q cooking pr serves in
an open kettle, rnd by some means
had dropped some OF the pr serves on
the floor. She went 10 the kettle for
the purpose OF sti.,ing its contents and
was stopping over, when her feet
ahmed ont from undnr her and abe
fell forward into the boiling MAJ OF
PFC orves, completely submerging her
head. She died soon after in great
agony,
A MUCH NEEDED RAIN
visited this section OF the country last
night and reports Indicate that it was
general. 1t was great blessing tc
the iptmers from the fact that splen'
ddly ftuited cotton stalks had begun
to shed their squares and blooms
which the farmers think the rT'n will
stop.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-24
THROUGH THE RAPIDS.
KENDALL. OF BOSTON, SUCCESS
FULLY MAKES THE
PeriIOus Journey I'm Cork vest
His Marrow Escape From
Death.

NIAGARA FALLS. OST, August %
VIM. J. Kendall, of Boston, yesterday
swan successfully in cork vest the
whirlpool rapids OF Niagara river
The trial was to settle a wager Of
$4,000 made by Boston parties, he TO
receive $1,000 OF the stagCJ. There
were few spectators OF the affair, Il
having been kept quiet. Kendall re-
lates the following experiences when
he reached the spot where Capt. Webb
wss supposed TO have lost his life:
The water seemed TO 60 from under
him and huge wave struck him on
the head and shoulders, knocking bin
unconscious for a few moments. He
found his swimming abilities OF no
use whatever, and never expected to
come ont alive. When entering the
whirlpool he was 60 benumbed and
partly unconscious that he could not
use limb and did not know what he
was doing. The current took him
right into the main eddy and sucked
him down like fash, keeping him
under fully fifteen seconds. Upon
reaching tie undercurrent he WAS
shot out OF the pool fully fifty feet
from its center. When he reached
the aurfsce OF the water he had partly
regained CONSEQUENCES, and know
ing there was no time TO spare
before he would DO carried down the
lower rapids he swan to the shore.
While landing he was so overcome
that he again became unconscious aud
his assistants were fully halt an hour
occupied in reviyicg him with the aid
of stimulants and by rubbing, When
asked If he would ever make another
trip he said, most emphatiCally: "No
there Ia not enough money in The
world to induce me TO repeat thi,
afternoons experience. A child would
have the same chance to 60 through
the rapids and come out all right rs Al
expert swimmer"
1t took him three minutes to g
from the RAILROAD bridge to the whirl
pool. Kendall is "A years OF age, s'
leet two inches in height, weighs 10,
pounds, and il well proportional. HI
was born in New York but has spen
most of his life in Boston. Tne corl
vest consisted of five pieces oil corl
sixteen inches long, four inches wild
and two inches thick, which wer
sewn in white canvas, similar to a lii
! preseryer,
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a Healthy Rody and "a CIenr Head.

Ifindigestion, constipation ana biliousness
torment the body, the head cannot be clear.
These disorders react upon the brain most
organ of thought not experienced by a
healthy man, l7upily these brain oppro's-
ing mRladies may ne entirely dispel led by
thatpeerlcss Rtfe .uUye, ilostetter'S stomach
Bitters, which cheers, relreshes and iavigo-
rates tho brain and nerves, while Il regulates
tho organs of DIGESTION, assimilation and
bilious pecretlon. ltoxrels the morbid hu.
mors which poison The system through he
bowels ana urinary passages, and cNeJts u
powerful inyigoraung influence rs well. lts
cathartic action is never Irr tatiug, violent
or painful, but even, natural and progress
aiyP. As an appetizer and sleep prom err,
the Dittcrs is unriyalcd; It mitlgatos the in
frmites OF age, relieves tho a lmcnts peou-
liar to the geutler rex, arrests premature de-
oay, and builds UP IN eIilooblod physlque.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-24

questioned she reluctantly and with
distress told a story Of the grievous
wrong done her and the terrible crime
Of her father. The first a77ault was
committed about three yearssgo,. when
her mother was absent from home.
The father sent her TO an attic on On
errand, and followed, threw her down
aud committed the assault. Since
then he has repeatedly asked her to
occupy a room with him, and because
che hss refused hrs driven her from
the house. Her mother also tried to
induce her t. occupy the same room
with her husband and herself. The
girl made a sworn statement and her
mother couoboraies her. Carlisle was
arrested today, and on the plea OF not
guilty ws9 held held for ttisl on Tues
day, no bail being allowed. The aIair
is not generally known today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-24
scorc ono for yghItcInM

NEW YORK, August 25 The follow
ing from Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, VINO is
summering at Millhrse, Gala, WAS re-
ceived yesterday:
MuIBRAE, GALA, Aupust2l, 1886.
W. +. Thompson, the Tribune, Now York.
Advance the rate of composition 10
90 cents per thousand, commencing
with today. wHrrELAw REID.
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