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isVEtrr evening and conviEiiciAi wilmctgtqh, Delaware. Thursday, BEPTEMiiEn 19, ists. THIRD EDITIO IUB OXHTEK TBADM. SECOND EDITION Heald BANKERS AMD BROKERS. CLATTOH HOOT fcUILDINO.

I UOk KXCliAMUKS. for Stock. Bod arnt GoJ. fcr mmh auni. A ton for BinlafMki tbxoosh DEU17ADE STATE FIIO! TflJP cOMTSMTISO All ill If A TBB.

The flrii Ibis Afl'erBtwon-Tlie eiklle Kxelaled. Tha Democratic County hreeutiVe Committee reassembled at 1.30 p. in. Before proceeding to business William B. Nortdfl moved that the reporters be allowed to supported his motion by a few remarks.

John QByrne, opposed tho motion, It was uneertain, he said, what turn thin contest fdicht take, and he numvfQ xniKfsa. One of Drbr Arretted Ittf Unayrna arndTokesi to or load. Smrrna Tlmas of Yastardar. Deputy Sheriff .8. Spark, of Qn Annes with ConsUble Jump, of CentrevUle, came to this town on Monday with a requisition from Got.

Carroll, of for the arrest of. a member of a gang of thieves that have been commiting considerable depredations. They learned of his whereabouts, and in company with constable B. V. Weldon, who made the arrest in the field of John L.

Bilderback, the thief, Isaao Norman, alios Norfolk, I was brought to town and committed, to the look-up by Alderman Budd. The Maryland officers then carried their requisition to Governor Cochran who directed, through Secretary of State Grubb, that he be delivered op by our officers to the Maryland authorities and yesterday afternoon they started with their prisoner for CentrevUle in a carriage. This gang of thieves, the officers say, have been operating on a large scale, mainly in the theft of wheat. It is Baid they havo keys that will enter any barn and have stolen the present season about 500 bushels of wheat and during the past two years the amount is estimated at 1,500 bushels in that county. The thief above ntmed came to this State last winter and has been residing with his family here since that time.

He was arrested before coming, with five others, three of whom are now it jail, the others released on bail for a future hearing, and he made tracks for Delaware. Their business was growing in magnitude extending even to our State and causing the farmers much anxiety. Their leader had a good wagon and four horses. The Maryland officers are on the track, and expect soon to have the whole gang. T.OCAI, BHBriTlBS.

FIRST EDITION THE SOUTHERN PLAGUE Slight Adatement of the Fever Memphis Massachusetts Republicanism. in THE SEaFORD OYSTER TRADE THBTBTBR FVKli. Work of the. C'lftaen'a Committee A Creditable Contribution by the Pnblle School Teaeberti and Students. The following report shows the amounts received for the yellow fever sufferers, by the Citizen Committee, since last report, and the total to date I Before Pit Thinl ward committee C.

F. Thomas 3.00 H. S. Clurk. SMMi Henry Gnbe 50 Samuel Hanna l.M Thomas Darlington 8.00 L.

Thoimwon 5.00 Contribuiions of Christiana village jmv WilliamS. Weir 43-12 Contributions of teachers and scholars in pnb'ie schools, per mma Griffith Teachers 89.00 233.57 Total 2,769.04 Mr. Ewbanks, treasurer of tho com mittee, yesterday forwarded $100 to Memphis. The following telegrams have been received by Dr. L.

Bush Hoiat Sprinos, Sept. IS. Allow me. in behalf of this suffering people, to return my prayep- IUIUiailKS. V.

9. Lm. nOLLAND, Relief Committee. Hoixt Springs, Sk'pt. is.

Yonr express containing 150. received. err nsiicy thanks in behalf of the sick. A. It.

Gouhner. The following is a detailed statement of the contributions by the teachers of the public schools, above reported: Teachers Boys' Hijrli school Teachers Girls' Hhjh Teachers jrrammar department No. 1.... Teachers of No. 2 Teachers of No.

3 Teachers of boys' dejKirtment.No. 4.... Teachers of girls' department, No. 4 S.OO 10.00 5.00 5.00 3.50 5.00 5.00 10.00 S.OO Teachers of So. 5.

Teachers of No. 6 1 teacher of No. 7 Teachers of No. Teachers of No. 9 Teachers of No.

11 Teachers of No. 12 1 teacher of No. 13. Teachers of No. 14 Teachers of No.

15. Teachers of No. 16. (Howard). 1 teacher of No.

19. 1.00 4.00 2.00 2. 5.00 1.00 3.50 S.OO 6.00 75 S9.00 the contributions by The following are the scholars of the different schools Bots' Hijrh School Girls' Hiirh School Girl's Grammar Department No. 1 Scholars No. 2 Scholars No.

3 Boy' Department No. 4.. Girl's Impairment No. 4.............. Scholars No.

5 Scholars No. 7............ Scholars No. 8 School No. 10 ScholarsNo.il Scholars No.

12 Scholars No. 14...... Scholars No. 15 Scholars No. 16 (Howard school) Scholars No.

17 if. 06 is.W S.OO 16.26 10.96 5.27 11 25 14.00 10 03 6.30 13.06 S.OO 4 75 3.67 15.35 4.75 SO Total. $164 57 Jf ASSACI1 CitETTS It EPVB LICAXS. Vomlasllnn of Hon. IhamM Tnlbot For Governor Bailer Receives Two Vote.

As stated Li our dispatches yesterday, the Republicans of Massachusetts, assembled in State Convention at Worcester yesterday, cominated the Hon. Thorn is Talbot, of Billerica for Governor. The vote was as follows i Whole number of Votes 1,124. rhomas Talbot, of Billerica, John D. Locg.of HiBgham, BeEjamni F.

Butler, of Lowell, 2 Henry Lv Pierce, of Boston, 2 Charles Dtvens, of Boston, Track W. Bird, of Walpole, 1. When the name of Gen. Butler was read as receiving two votes it was received with, hisses and laughter. Oa motion of air.

Nichols ot Boston, the informal ballot was made formal, aaJ Hon. Thomas Talbot, of Biilarica, was declared the nominee for Governor, with but otie dissenting voice. John D. Lont; was nominated for Lieutenant-Governor, Jlerxy Pierce for Secretary of State, Hon. Charles Endicott for Treasurer, and Hon.

George ilarston for Attorney-General. Hon. Julius L. Clarke, of Bimstable was nominated for Auditor. Mr.

Faxon, of Qaiocy offered the following Resolved, That we. the representatives of the EepaaiiCBD forty of MaesachusittJi, in convention assemb'eri. demand that corrupt, incompetent sua unnecessary orheers and emyloyet rnteiiclied ii Uie Boston cnntom aotiae. and other ptttriic ottters of the State shall be at once eiw-Htfed, and each places as the public pood requires be 'filled with honest, Miod-feiKg capable, law-abiding citLseue. The resolution was lost.

The Committee reported one a platform, the leading features of which were a demand that all paper money shall be redeemable in coin at the will of the holder that coin end currency be ke pt at all times at par with the gold standard of the' world; declaration of the belief that the American people are too honest to wantonly violate their pledges, too intelligent to attempt to use as money aziy tbicg which has no value in itslf nor reprtsents any, and have too nmch regard for their honor and prosperity to prefer unrcdeetuvd and irredeemable promises insU-al of money which passes current at its faae value in every market of the world aad that ref auding of the national debt at a lower rate of interest should be carried forward as rapidly as possible. rue ixLisO jtm res. Dec re ayae of Deaths mt Htaipbla-o-pooed we of Fever mi Rf cltuiood There is reported a perceptible increase in activity about tha Howard headquarters in Memphis, and apparently no decrease in the number of new cases, although the report of deaths is lighter, only Z6 being reported up to noon yesterday, making 91 for the previous 24 hours. Among the dead are two more volunteer physiciatis. The supply of coffins is running very low, and it is with great difficulty any tbicg but cofiin-ehaped bcxes can be obtained even by people in good circumstances.

The deaths in Kew Orleans yesterday include 24 childron under seven. Among the deaths nre Mrs. Maguire, wife of ex-Assistant Postmaster J. J. Maguire, and Rev.

G. Baumann, of the Germaa Lutheran St. Jolm's Church. From noon to p. in.

23 deaths and 145 new cates were reported. SUPPOSED CASES OF VEIJJW FEVEB AT lilCHMOKD, VA. Richmond, Sep. 18. Karl Yeusen, bis wife and child, refugees from Kew Orleans, were taken ill Sunday uight, three days after their arrival here, with what is believed to bo yellow fever.

All ara doing quite well, and the man and child are in a fair way to recover. Tiie case of the woman, owing to her delicate condition, is more critical. No apprehension is felt here, even should these cases prove to be yellow fever, of its spreading, owing to the elevation and hoalchfulness of the city, and the fact that there will soon be frost here. Every attention has been given these people by tho city authorities. BEPOBTS l'UOM OTHEB POINTS.

At Canton, new cases 10, deaths 11. Dr. A. II. Cage is dead.

At Galii-polis, Ohio, Hugh Plymnale, 72 years of age, the last patient in the infected district, died Tuesday night. There no other cases. At Baton JJouge, new cases 25, deaths 3. At Grenada, uewtsasf 3, one death. Among the Americans registered in Paris, September 5, was Dr, 4- V.

Lesley, ot New Castle. TI Foil and Wlater Heautoai Fairly pend Too ProapeetB EiourK Intt Fnpnlnrlty of th Beolprd Oj ter A mt Ibe Oy ler Bus InesM. BpeoiAl Uorrsspoii'imAOof Brarr Rtmiibb. Seafobd, Sept 18. With the advent of September commence the pr for the annual revival of one of our most important industries the oyster packing business.

Repairs are made upon the houses, the internal arrarj cements and apparatus are overhauled and renovated. tubs, buckets are rehooped and piled up in countless the sbuckers are busily eo gaged in selecting their benches. By the lath of the month these prelimi naries are usually completed, when the general activity along the docks, the CO or more wbite sails wnicn aot ine bosom or the Nanticoke, and the sharp click, click of tho hammer indicates that the business ha practically opened for the season. The outlook for a prosperous season is at present exceedingly encouraging, the reports from the agents circulating among northern customers indicating that the demand this yrar will be far in excess of that of last Notwithstanding the fact of the lively and vigorous competition going on the first few years among tho different establishments on the peninsula, the demand for Seaford oysters has steadily increased, and they are known in almost every eastern and western town, and also in the British provinces. The oysters used at this point are taken from the waters of the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries, aud although not large, are very fat, and of delicious flavor.

From f0 to 00 boats of various sizes, employing from 175 to 200 men, are kept continually at work dredging, tonging and tract-porting the bivalves. At this season of the year, those coining to the houses are known in oyster parlance as "skeletons," i. e. poor as the weather grows colder they will have arrived at maturity, and bo ready to ticklo the palate of the fastidious customer without a word of adverse comment. To enter into a detailed and comprehensive description of the magnitude of the oyster busiuess at this place to follow the mollusk from its capture to its final prtpaiatiou for market, would require much more space thaa is at mycommand, yet these few brief outlines serve to give tho readers of Evebv Evening an idea of its importance.

There are five packing establishments, all conveniently located en the river front, employing in the aggregate, 250 men, women and children, white and colored, distributed about in various capacities. The wheelers, shovelers, bolsters, Jtc.are paid by the weeks. Tho shuckers receive 12i cents per gallon, averaging 16 gallons per day, or about 110 or 98 gallons per week, and earn ail the way from $8 to $10 and $11 aud an expert will occasionally turn in his checks for $15 and $18. The capital invested is variously estimated at from $15,000 to $20,000. The houses of Jipssrs.

Donoho A Emery aud Morrow, Brown are on land owned by the railroad company. The house of William H. Stevens which belongs exclusively to the Stevens Company, has a frontage of 150 feet, with seven feet water front; this building ex tends the same number of feet to the D. A D. railroad.

There are 70 benches, with additional room for in-crciving the number when occasion requires it. There is also storing capacity lor 3,500 bushels of oysters. All necessary outbuildings for aa ice house, stable, are provided, and a dwelling for wheeler is conveniently located. F'om 800 to 400 giUons per day of "straiKht" and st-lect" oysters are by this firm, aiid during the holidays the number reaches 1,000. The shipments extend over considerable territory, taking in the States of Vermont, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New York aud Connecticut.

This year they Lava roado extensive improvements and arjgniestvd tlu ir facilities to meet tha increesiisg demand upon them. 1 be nt-it fiouse is JUonotiO wbieb employs a force of 75. Tfet-y supply, from their cstatiltshmest, which provided with cverr ar.part?r arce for a prompt and vigorous prosecution, of the basis emt, the utiles of York. Maachusett4, Michigan, northern acd xlendiiig to Canal Wes.i: and ttey confidentially aBticipaie a irwase in their mlm tuist year. I'm ir will hold 3,000 baahels.

Emery Go. employ a force of 'about S5, and the prospect for a lively trad a will probably compel them to aug-zaettt, the number this seaon. Morrow, Brown it; is another extensive packing honsf, eiKpioying 5(shnckers exclusive the eoctiagest assistance. They, too, are provided with every facility for ftr-plying. thvtr krge trade which ovf tfjj states ci Peniksjlvatiia, Ohio, ltsdiar.a aud sota portioss of Iowa.

They tre wtl! kt.onover the eoantry tmd Bt crderx are corr-wg sn rapidiy. Tie firm of William Williams 18 its iEfncv. and tmplov a force of yet th: itidicatoin'e thAt it vilj gradually iwrease the demands of the trade. Thus, aside froni the actual bu-iccs done by firm Abroad, tl.e local benefit is tiejilcui-iLrie, tot only give, empioy- ment to B-'aoy XKiuom, but give an impetus to every branch of business. It is thought the number of gallons to be shucked aiid chipped will segregate, at the close of the season, over The aurun.

The Democratic BJemb-r of Council held atiOtht caucus last eveuiiig, and, from all a liftly on it Wii. Thj principal baue of contention the aelec. tion, by the previous caucus, of l)r. fehorU iidge, for hospital physician, the portion he oceupid nacb-r the retiring Cotiucil-The opposition to hiia i baaod on the theory that a regtiUr Democrat should rfcceivc the po4tiou. After oosid.rli!e debate on th it wan, to the beet reports thst eats Le oblsintd.

wid over until Tuesday eveitina next Strict metthurbs wtro taken for secrecy arid there is, of course, aoniethicg of conjecture in tho reports of the proceeding. There is uo doubt, however, that J. Morrow vu ted for the plftce of Registrar of the Water and there is littl if any doubt that II. IS Mcltitire was or will be chosen for Chief Ecgiiie r. Some actotntA say thai he wax selected last tight and that the Chief EEginterahip was kid over until the next meeting.

Kobeaou S'wiulwwleU lor t'ougreaa, Ei-secrttary of the navy Robeson Las bten noniinaU for Congress by the Kepub licans of the firfet district of hew Jersey In accepting tho nomination Mr. Robeson, expressed gratification at the propeet which his nomination afforded of meeting his acouh. rx face to face on the Uoor of Congress, The district is strongly Republican, but Joseph L. Topbam, a man ef iargdf has already aunounced himself tw an candidate, and t.rowov to maku the jsiht on the broad ground that Mr. Rcbeeon is a corruptionibt.

Ueatti of on Old I'lrcuisB. Jerry Lee, one of the oldest mewbor of the Water Witch Hre Company, died at o'clock yesterday afternoon, his death btjiiie indirectly the result of an accident received 6 years ogo, while workiig on Wewt Presbyterian Church. The Water Witch Company will nieet this evening to make arrange for attending the funeral, which will take place on Saturday afternoon, at clock. Demoermle toiiiilr Commute. The Democratic County Executive Committee met tbM morning in E.

B. olliw. The meeting was called to order at 1 1 1 5 in. 'I he main objects of the meeting are to decide the contest between William Dean and William II. Robinson in regard to the candidacy for Slate Representative from White Clay Creek hundred and to fix the date for holding the nomination lor assessors.

FIGHT AT A WEDDING An Americm Brig Stranded on the Coast of Florida. SHEBOil BISES TO EIPLAIM son aneHMA. If a Cnrreeta Soma Jlle in it-Crtf to ism Interview WUla film Kepwrfer of lit air Kepwh. lie. Aaaooiafed Press Dlspatea.

WAnffiifTo, Sept. 10. Sbenrjan thin morning nAdrevtd a letV. to Ii. F.

Borzarj, of the New York Aw-; ated Preas Wasbinjon staff, io anr a note relative to the. recent interview M. Bri-bin Walktr th frintla-j Hqf with tie ffecrttary and the atti.f.t;t ha (tbe ficcretnry) bad revid tb jzr script of that interview. 7 cr'ry denies that he njadi any revision what-erer in tba manuscript of interriew paUIr'hed in llepAlM. Ha say that Mr.

Valker, vU, in Btrotgl7 cornraittcd to the i 1 of f.n inter-cocTertible" xnA called niVi ra ehort'y after hi rttnrn tr-ra Obio 4. i engaged hi general T'rj -'h an he tate it ia the IlfymlVr, tsw pt does not state as he uA hsTo done the two poiDti in the eonver': npon which the Hcretary dle.rre-! him. First, as to WaIVt's tbecry abo-t st "inter-coiiTertible hond, the stated his objection U) thi? an 1U cy.rv. that Wafter'a theory w.n dVi i-iv cr said he had aWjs f.tvr.r' a convertible etmney, that t'r-Pt holder cf the greenback ahorll he Io convert it ioto a apeciSed hosd rt until th Uoited States r-t-j redeern it in coir. Second, at to to national fhe i tht if the choice made between the greet: baeft r-d hank notes, he wa in" favor of th -becks bnt he thought that bcth c- be main'aiae1 in cirenhtion st yvr each other and opinion ays the J-ecretary, l-v repeatedly pobliey eipreie'l by both in tbe Senate be'or people." I fie aecreTary jr.rt-.T "I neither revj-ed dot cl.aiiped.

the msstiaerfpt. I saw that his W'ik aeeoant wat uninnUj colored f.y l.n opinion, but in the ts.ain w- corrf-x far aa it wen. I tcH him -not stated tba tf a ooDTtrtible emTency aci tn -ible' bond, cor my expe-itioa an -National bank, lie aid he w'tli l-. it right. I think a fair rsader.

tkir-ar known into conderati--n. wmd that the interview, fairlyconstroed.is inconsifitent with my a ell-known orrnk.T nor did I mean to eon's ey th nor 5 Mr Walker nndrtand thit I. ia manner, changed these opinion cr parpoee. The attempt to const me -I said about my duty aa an executive cer to obey tbe law into a doubt wisdom of the resn-nption act s.ir.- folly. I hope the time will never when an executive offlcer wil not f-jet bis duty is to obey the law witLoat to hia opinions.

The secretary then pys hia rpspecl-s correepondeEtn and editors whom think a are "considerate, gentlfcmanij -u fair," bnt complains of the treatxaer hsu received at tic handn cf so-s dividual newspapers. knot mt Wedding. Aaacevted Pnea Dtssatcii. Elizabeth. N.

Sept- V3. K- wedding party which toci pl3ca city this mcrniag, Hichard Eay, I -the bridegroom, was shot Ly one of groomsmen. ihe bftii strae i i sUnced from a r.b tnd went downw-, It appears that tismih-i had cnd hoasa and Hay a-d other went oat drive them off. Oae of tit-s rooaurtti-then tired at the rcrsghs witii tbe above stated. Uay's this mj ing were cf a serious ohansi-r.

3 gTocmsraaa waa held. Tto Klarsrea Poisxt Sra.il.ar; AssaeiaMa rrs Stcegbos Fotsx, Sept. 13 the finish of tha sculling L-re y-terday ii orris was fret, iUley Kennedy third, Hoeou fcnrit. Vrnf. wtre fcy Alarris.

Kettntdy, I -c and PJainteJ of L-eiag foiled i-y The refrtie, WalLact: Kc, alUr a ll.l-.-y Plaietod. The rrizt-s wtra a-iirld llorria frst, third. Am Atuertctaa Eris Straa-JiMl. laaciaMd Pres. IHsnatch.

Ket Vi. The can brig AU-x JSiduil from gva Boston tramled cu the FloritLa i a total less. Tho iirt malt, one seaman were drowned. remainder cf crew were fsvtd. Hrl Aasooiate4 Press DiapaUli.

Baiox liorc-s. Sept. Governor Sam Bar I Jiii List yellow fever. i Keurt Frut Sew Orlcaoi AwiutJ fYce Nsw Osi.ea.n-s, 19. TLira been 40 Jc-aits to-Jay an I mir-j cases.

PtemM tieforta ot H-xiii il. The prompt reforta of those hvthlr diirnKioti, liver, kidris hradiicr. as ts ous ovuimouis which tbvse it tiotelitr ii.ti.-r., ujoOk Uvi uhyi-ian, oronouncv; tv us-. anJ euiiuentiy whoiesotuc atl such a is jTvit-rra'-'f to" nipa uiiiK-ra! lime truius. The uatKHa at taive udpu hv the dcass: j.

from to the Pacific, a (fc-iictuc u.euKxl hy iiiin.vz,; it tropical America, -b buuie and iiUroitti it 1 i BUY BUSH' SUENASDOAU (JO LIBRARIES PUBCHASEG! Address BOX liS," POST OFFICs. sep l-3l Milmr-ctca. Piw HATUEAL Mineral Water, UIOULY EFFEHVESCMN APPROVROl-y tha Vti.fCiM id xli ix t- uHDtK of the rte mmeodet hy th Kitbsst I I A AirTllOJl IkS New Yk aa A ri.t iwlipf for anaj-ickEiw. A doiifrttUol hT.r.-, AiijdJy tatttid. B'at-ful acd fresh irg r'ar ii lo Yicfiy.

wr h- Abaolctrij pare ani aitir. uirr- ur dal: use: tri traia ail tf obiw.aio.-. uit.J art filially mtsIki wit. or ly th its cro jra Unaltiilu! and tcr j. auute dimu acd bnK dw i a ry By far ths wot irnwi v.

e-uw. Vsfeful ia of Sum-xck at 'jt Gaot." NfH onty a luiary Hit a hoiKj Ev- 1 FHEO' ri NaH iGiaaA. SO! AGSXTri PGR TliK UXITS3 AXi Vrm cecala "boiUn Wars U.a itl Ylvt. I.O picU-nal sale! at uie AI OLtlJi AiUUOPAY OJMrtXVUV Ill II INDIAN LEPREDATIONS The Contested Nomimtion Election Cisei Before the Committee. THE CONYENTlOH OF COLORED SEN Weather inauniwns at Washington, at 10.80 a.

tn. For the Middle Attantw btates northerly wind, thtfting to warmer southerly, hazy fotloued by partly eloudy weather and risinQ followed ly fbMnij barometer. TUB COLUBBO CUNVBNTMOX. A Temporary orsNMlsatloa tatla Moralist Keeen Vattll 3 o'eloek. The colored convention to organize an association for political protection met at Plymouth Church, Second and Washington streets, between 11 and 12 o'clock this morning, 15 delegates being present.

After religious services, conducted by liev. Isaae It. Johnson, G. O. Rollins was made temporary chairman and A.

It. Henry temporary secretary. The latter bad previously made an introductory speech upon tho grievances of the colored voters of the city, and then read the call for the convention. A motion was made to appoint a Committee on Credentials, and after considerable discussion as to how they should be appointed, the power was given to the chair. During the discussion Charlie Agnes got apparently beoause he thought it was not conducted with sufficient decorum, and, taking his hat and inkstand, left the room, telling them to go on and run the convention.

The committee appointed consist of William Sawdon, Second ward; Charles Wilson, Fifth; Charles Smith, Sixth; Kev. C. C. Felts, Eighth; Benjamin Groome, Tenth. The convention then took a recess nntil 2 o'clock, this afternoon.

1H 11AS BVMOMS. Report nf Ireprertwtlona In Kansan by Escaped ladlaB'. Associated Free Dispatoh. Topeka, Sept, 18. There has been rumors here to Jay that Oheyene Indians were doing damage, such as burning houses, Ac, near Fort Dodge, on the western borners of Kansas.

The Governor and the officers of the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fee Kailroad Company have been in telegraphic communication with parties there all the afternoon. The facts are that two or three houses, three miles west of Dodge City, were on fire this evening, and it is not unlikely that some of the Indians, who escaped from their territory a few days ago, and who are known to have been turned back and broken up into squads, have set lire either to the prairie or the house. The excitement over the escape of the Indians has caused all kinds of false reports to get into circulation. United States troops are corralling the Indians, and there is no danger of any real trouble. A FIGHT WITH INDIANS NEAB DO DOE CITY.

Associatsl Press Mepatch. Leavenwobth, Kan, Sept. 18. A special dispatch to the Time from Dodge Oity, says that Jl-5 cattle-men and Company of the Fourth cavalry, fought a band of Indians this morning 35 miles south of Dodge City. Two or three Indians were killed one soldier wounded.

The military fell back and the Indians went on to the northwest. The Indiana have killed several herders and htolen a great many hdrses within the past few days. FhlltMjAipt.in TIftraeUr. avioeuited t'rs si.MH. Philadelphia, Sept.

19. Flour, more active at decliue; supers, extras, 50; Pennsylvania family, t.505 Minnesota patent and high grades, 7S. Kye Hour, steady; 13.25. Corn me-ai, dull; f2.75. Wheat dull and slower; western red, flW; spot and Septeadier, 1.0."j; amber, 1.0G1.

07; white, 1.0S$1.10; red, l.051.0;. Corn, dull, Weak and lower; mixed, 50jo; spot, 50jo offered. Cits firm; Pennsylvania and Western white, 2i31ci Western mixed, 27yJe. Kye, dull; 6tf5fc. Provisions, dull mess pork, $1XS 10.25; beef hams, $1920; India mess beef, $18; aiuoktd shoulders, 6k shoulders in salt, 54e; hams, lll.ll4c; pickled lt410o; green 7 7io; lard, dull; loose butcher's, city kettlo, 7l7ic Batter, qotet; creamery, 229250 New York and Bradford county extras, 2.HjS 2lfl; Western reserve, 145lie.

F.kks, active aud firm; Pennsylvania, 20((i21J Western, Cheese, dull and weak; New ork fancy, est ern choice, Petroleum, dull refined, lOc; crude, WbthBy, firm; western, ft ia. Gold, long. The Ike Uroalur Train Oregoat. Hon. James It Hiater, Detaocrat, who hat been tUcttd VniUd Senator from Ore gnu, to wicci.hI John H.

MiSrhtU, term xptr; March tlh, 1871), waa born iu S-ucaunm county, in llis early tduoatson was liiiiiled, but ho sticoerdi in mastering the iiitri. acicit of the law, aud haa been a sun-ciwiful jriK'titioiit at tha bar. He emigrated to OifcRnn many year ago, ktnl has det ti a proutiucnt Democratia -tioiun there for the iast score of ytars. He elected to the territorial Legislature in l'i7, and again iu 1WH, and thin became a member of the lower house of the first Stle IKUUtare, la he was elected District-Attorney for the Fifth judicial district of Oregon, and filled that oliioe two years. Iu 1 b7t he wa elected to represent the Kute iu Coucress.

but waa uot rcnriuiiutttcvi tor a second term. Mr. Blaler resides iu the eastern portion of the Htiito. He declares himself au opponent of iiiiUtiou, but favora the sub- sututiou or gteenbacks for national Wuk notfca, aud btlievcs that the currency should be placed upon a coin basis. tlelU fr tourl.

Kobert I'tiltoti, who.as stated in a special dispatch to Evau EvsMiMa yesterday, was arrested by Marshal klcMullou for selling liquor without a government license, has been iriven a heariua before United States timmtwtioner Smith, in this city, ami tuld if.UH) bail to answer tho charge at court. niillitie lor William H.Quitm is spoken of as a Dem-ocratio cttudiiliita for for the southern district of this city. The duties of tue incoming assossor will pertaiu almost exchu.ivt.ly to flsiua the valuation of real estate, aud Mr. Quinn is said to be well qualified in that direction. Hard Meeting.

the irst ward Democrats will hold a meeting at 404 West street to-morrow evening, at 7.3, for tho purpose of nomi nating an inspector to hold the "little eiocuon." tl ti.iriitm, It is midsTntood that W'tUiam 11. pictvo mtd Hndiii W. Mount tuwe wilUliatan at candidates for the ll publican nouiiautiou for sheriff. 'liyiou House. Arrivals.

I ei Millar K.a.iliiK Jr Plitla A K.rt.norn Ban 11(11 rabetlf UheiteiU II liaok A wtf 8uiroa bh.tUpo HY 0 MOBtcOttiaiy LaBl't' -Af- Fairview Park, DOVE DEL, September 23 io 28, Inclusive. Caooak eat ries hsr. already been reeeired to aasura this bsinc the Largest A gricultural Exhibition and Cattle Show Ever Held on tho Peninsula! Stock From all Parts of tlie Country. EXHIBITS OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE CHARACTER! ADDRESSES BY Chancellor Saulshnry, Hon. B.

Smithers, ind'G Houston, ex-Jndge York, AND Gen.Roger A.Pryor, of Brooklyn. Music by Hassler'a Celebrated Military Orchestra of Philadelphia, Under ths perrosal dirvati'B of lfak Exhibition of Speed the Flaeat IJ.vea Tbia Henool-i the Middle "tales! THKPROORAMMEOKEAOS? IS AS FOLLOWS: Tuesday, Sept. 24th p. m. No.

12.30 Clasq Parse $100. The following bore! entered Moastaii Boy (i Driver i Worthinston Gold fo kl Pollj Ann Obeeaoafc. Kate it JnllJ Morrell I'-cnie Rot of Delaware Napoleca Aooe AdAin. IjuSt Wriot ft Reewt3 f. Il3ater 't tin Krank Biuia No.

2 2.35 Class Parse -250. Lad Sharpa- P. To Ci J-EBi Key VTeitornMriy Aadrsw Sciaeore Anne 3 Kom Medinss No. 32.45 Class Purse Sherman MoTaa Jarijrmaa I LDt2 Bl of 'w York i Ciara Morg-aa F. laoy Mar GPilo ii C'raca-e Eoy Pmitoet bor.

Wednesday, Sept. 25th I m. TEIALS OF SPEED, follow No. 4 Peiiin-ralar 3-llinata Gaea Pnrse $150. Moanta a Boy i Ura ti Diver a Po.1 Aon t'ba-apeaks 8 iierreii Bertba ann Jtio Hue nf Peiawara Lad Wrigtt M.

Bmw.iK Hio-w Bt.it ran A. No. 52.) Class Fsrso $300. yeilia tl 4 NTT I'OP No. 2.40 Class rariS if2')0.

Auaie L'hATlr tirey huiQ.e sera Clv Mar Ii ii Paiiar Bar Thursday, Sept. 26th I p. m. TRIALS OF SPEED, as follows No. 7 Colt ll-ce Puxsd 100.

HUG St.j.5q A ti it ruji Tii. irJ I.i,v. Acqii Iluo Uoat iu Ua'tf-jr Tacaiaoe. No. 2.2tf Class Pnr3 $500.

OouAbaity Muraa. No. 9 Ftce-for-AU Minute Purse .00. Clr PiUly Ado Ju irtuQt 1) 1, HMO BwHent New York re4WU oni PiioS Ot acne Boy PraaK Class Friday, Sept. 27th I p.

m. TRIALS OF SPEED, as No, 10 Peninsula 2.50 Ciass- FOLLOWS: -Purs 150. Clara Driwr Miachlnf HMAncieV Pully Aaa John Morrrl Lady WriKbt AuDie Adams lara Moraa May OU HuoWr I Mountain Boy B-tca U. No. 112.22 Chtss lurso $1,000 8 Nil lteraaduaa lrisr Wlloair Jarai-y Boy.

No. 122.37 Class Purso $250. Khermaii Moraa Latii liri Bah. of New York Grey SciM.ir nrj Kurtt Moilie Top at H-ihe (ieneral KoroiXMJ May Grainier Bey Good ordr wfl be and evorr'biDB f.ir tbe ocrttiSai of RKSTACKANT OS TU GKOfXfS. Car stop at the ef Ssr sroeadv Train raa i farvreifM rarfrin Vt tlivttwgtou U-vcr tana returu, lrcU.iik be rounds, nly 91-73.

P. H. DENNEY, Prosid3iit. W. H.

WALLACE, Secretary. tap Ut DOYKB, DLAWAUK. i I SakMrtptioM nmtetu tor the mam 4 9r eea. mm4 atBer Her-rpmect io. aXVSSTMKMra AAKKFUIXT AKRAIfOKIX 0 HAIB-300 ahare Wihaiectoa Ci Kallsay Onpuft etna.

tKM aALa Iwbb Vuimm IhMnl Bank stock. fkW Advert laeawtenta This Day. tVoods brevity. Giiea" Liuiiaent. Funeral lionets.

Joltn Notts "oreTitir. Jloaid A stocks. "FVnl Carson" brevity. J. B.

Martin's breY.iY. Nipok-on's Orncnlam. Eiliott, Johnson J. stock. lianus and organs Daniel F.

Beatty. -Chroino carrls Turner Can! Company. advertism? acmt, Ac. Row-cll Co. Libraries porcJraiied Ailtlresa "Box Sweet navy chewing tobacco Jackson's bos.

'ptt-Diber annouDceraent JI. Kennanl Co; iilleii Liebisr Liquid Ex. tract of Beef and Tonic -Ielaware State fair at Fan-view Park, Dover, I M. rFinasuto Visitor" P. t.

Vickery, Angnsta, Me. Record, ma sux. tbb oo, mo thb leksth op TBB DAT. ftau rose this morning at 5 45 will set this 6.03 wki rise to-mrrrow at 5.4tf SIooh lat quarter rises to-nitrht 10.30 Length of l- day, 13 hoars and 4 mi nates. TIM TKMPBJUTURK AT THIS OFFICE.

AH (Fah.) 17 m. to-diy. IS3 noon, to-day, SO- TIDES AT THIS PORT. witter, to. 4.39 a.

bdl, 6.05 p. m. UrRirfow 5.81 u. 6.09 p. id.

ZArCAJL TIMX TABUS. Carreeted May IStb, 1878. TEA 1X9 IUTI WIUKHSTOH I OT Philadelphia S.09, 5.44, 6.40, 5.10, 9.00, .47, T0.W a. 12.37, 13.40. 2.SU, 4.3U, 6.46.

I.JO.9.46 p.m. On Sundays, 2.09, S.44, S.10 a. nuj 6.00, cV30, 9.45 p. tn. Fr 5M, a.m.; 18.37, 12.49, 6.46 p.

k. Un Snndays, S.09, 5.44 a. m. for Ballimdrt mnd WtuMngten 18.51. 1.1 fi, S.39.

a. nv; 13.3, 10.26, p. m. On bondays, 1.16, a. 10.26, p.

m. or Fort I'fpoitt p. m. PiO Mniday train. For Se Cmttle 6.20, 9 30 a.

1.05, 6.30, p. m. NoSunmy traina. Far Delaware Kailroad 930 a.m.; 1.05, 6.30 p.m. So Sunday trains.

For Wilmington 4- Northern Railroad 6.25 a.m. S.W, 5.10 p. nu No Sunday trains. For Delaware Itfrr Ratiioad 10.20, 5.30 p.m. Suiulay train, lt.t a.

i. TRATSS AttKITB AT WIUUfSTON Fra Philadelphia H.43, 1.06. S.34. 9.24 a.m.; llt.44 13.57. 3.55,41, 5.04, 6.25, 7.25 S.1S W.Ti, 11.15 p.m.

On SOndays, 12.43, 1.06, 10.10 A. 10.22, 11.15 p. m. Fram I etc 1.06, S.34 a. 12.44, 13.57.

5 -m, p. m. On Snr day, 1.06 a.m.; 10.22 V. Fro- Ft'tinortS 04, 5.40, 9.41, a. m.

12.27 It 9.96 p. in. On Snndnys, 2.04, 5.40 a. si p. m.

SVam. 1. a a. Aft m.14 9T 19 5.M, 9: p. 2.P1, 5.40 a.

.9.36 p.m. Frca Tort EepoHt S.OO a. m. No Sunday trains' 1 rom Sew Vaatle 7.55, S.50 a. 12J5 eu; 4.20 6.40 p.m.

Nc- Staiday trains. From Delaware Railroad R.50 a. 4.20, 12.15 p. m. No Sunday trains.

From ITilmingfon and Northern Railroad S.05, lU30a.m.; 75 p. m. No Sunday trains. From Delaware Wcilrrn Railroad a. m.

S.10 i. m. Scndsy train, 6 p. m. TBAIXS rOB WtLMlXttTOX UAII nrn-ABILTH 1 A From' Broad afreet and Washington avenue I.3U, OB, bJ 11.45 a.

3.3), 4.00, 5.15 6,11, 6.45. 9.45, p. m. On Sauda.vs, a. m.

6.W, 9.45, 11.3ii p. m. a TS irtp-treond and Nftet ttreet 7.25, 35 a tn l' 4 1 ilO. mi.U Bight On Sundays, 9.25 pjru; lift) midnitit. NOTE.

The ilack nersn represent tii limited tsrres, which an extra fare is ciiarjrwl. Wk BuNc IIeor4 ranK uaraec norrn, oi idt iitxi ATpnne i New York, (Kas Money Jim in qne. lie sajri 1 always use Giies Liniment Iodide Amikinj; it "is wonderful remedy for pain, infiammatory rhenmatistn. sore throat, dilarjf-d" joints aad Taricose Teins, from which I aaSeifd, was cured hy its use. SoI by aU Druggists.

Sjnd for pamphlet. 120 Wtt Broadway. N. Y. ial size.

25 cents. Soidir Z. James Belt, Sixth and Market streets, am.v... Ooe mf 4 be Lien Of New York is Lnraense Medicine Warehouse, No. 7 Sixta avenue; and this "linn" establishment has Its lion propsration Hale's JIoset of HotEHor-D ass Tak for the cure iA Coughs, Coldi.

Influenza and Bronchitis. No Medicinal aent introduced during the present century has created a more prufonBd sensstkra among all "chesses of the community than this ahsolate tpi-cific for ali ordinary aftections of the orpins of respiration. Skl by drngsrisis everywhere ist 50 cents and Great saving" to purchaw larjre sixe. Pike's Toothachb Deoi-s cure toothache hi cue riiiaat'j. Sold by ail drusists at 25 cents.

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappointment and hereditary predisiositior-oll ojienrte to tarn toe hair pray, aii eiiiicr of them inclines it to shed jxnHBatureiy. nirt; riAit: iiuok wui restore laded or gray, iis and red hair to a rich brown or ch-cp biack, as may be desired. It softens and cleanses the scalp. jriViii" it a healthy action, and remcve and ceres dandinff and humors. By its hair is checked, and a new growth will in ail cases where the follicles are not dtrayed or glands decayed.

Its ettect are shown on brushy, weak or sickly hair, to which a few applications will produce the doss and fr si. of youth, ilarmiese and sure in its ft it incomparable as a dressing, and is ex; Tally valued for tie soft lustre and rienness of t- it imparts. It contains neither oil nor dye, s.ki iH not soil xuir coior white cambric; et it tsti Kmm uie nair, ana Kfps rresu ana vigorous. Pob Sale bt all Dealers. (J 3,000 for 23 Cents .1 Day.

THE TRAVELERS INS. CO. THE A RftFST OOMPABY JK ths Would. losaes Inaarmsee Tickets Ciood Far la Cvent of SeaUk, oe ror 13. Wsehir Indemnity Foa-Aflaablloar lojorles.

And Coding But 25 Cents a Day. FOK 8 AXE BT WOOLLEY VAN TRUMP, Insurance Agents, R. I Joawnai BelKUaibAvietKlatl City IlaJi PFUWAKK. DELAVARE LAY REPORTS, 0OBPI.STF SfCTS OK INiLK VOLUM8S, KOK bLK AMI PUKUAS2i. Addraw -BOX 16." POST OPPIOIC.

mao Wilmintn, AiWAre. UBDtET! NO BUST! NO TROUBLE! WITH TBB BUPBJIX ASH SIFTER. for NO gO KKKT 10U KOnKWOOO wiiii Ail naodnrn tmur iMitDtoMTo unw! lap and -jra. A baric 'a VnSiAjtusV AlXJUt. jtMHie Avanpls, lwUirara.

$85 A HVK-OGTAVK OKU4i, ID UTK CAMI. wit tl bum fully warranted (orjrsjtra ottrviy new wuM. moid. O.il At hKOjAitt aXlAS'A. Muuuio 1 sic uie.

TlJ't. FlVJWXJJ-AVJt OkGMi, with fin stops. Great redcetion in prima at PAMOOAhT ALLtM'li DULUi Ajul imn w. aoo Wflmicyton.Il. gitVtm BOSTOfl 99c STORE Da mat far to oall aad look at oar HUH BBBM OFbUBKFUL fAaulf arbeia boforafoa gas: mm moaAm.

conuo crarjC weok; 841 mtaMMMt STKJUrTWilBilnatoe. AMtwm. vhair thought no Ooe should be present except 1 the committee, the contesting canoioaies, their counsel, and one witness at time. He was in favor, however, of furnishing the press with fall minutes of tho proceedings. Sam Townsend favored adjourning to the City Mall and admitting the reporter and everybody else.

The people want to hear What this committee is doing and they have a right to hear. Mr. Norton repeated his views why tho reporters should be allowed to remain. Mr. O'Byrne offered as an amendment to Mr.

Norton's resolution that no one be admitted except members of the committee, the candidates and their counsel and one witness at a time. The amendment was adopted and tho reporters, spectators and witnesses retired from the room. The main object of the committee's meeting is to hear the contest of William H. Ilobinson vs. William Dean for tho Representative nomination hvWhtteClay Creek hundred, and of William H.

NewtOn vs. Charles II. McWhorter, for1 the Senatorial nomination from Bed Lion hundred. There has been some talk ot Dr. Swithin Chandler contesting the nomination for Senator, of J.

Wilkins Cooch, of Pcncader hundred, on the ground that Mill Cret-k hundred was, according to the rules of the party, rightfully entitled to the Senatorial nomination this year, and to meet such an emergency it is said Dr. Chandler bad his tickets headed, "For Senator or Representative," It is probable, however, that this idea has been given np. niseontenf ert Coal Miners. Associated Press dipatb. London, Sept.

important strike by the coal miners in North Staffordshire is apprehended. Latent Mtoeli) (eawtMfioata. BBAI.D COMPACT, CXATTON MOfSB BUILDIS. FURNISH THB FOI-LOWJNQ TBl.EORArBICJUOT. tiomb rr to 3 o'ciock to-dat.

rVnjtrsaTONj Dei, September 19, 1S78. orEKiKu, p. Gold N. Y. C.

i Hudson N. Y. Erie Lake Shore North Western Pref Rock Island Ohio and Mississippi Pacific Mail Western Union St jr- Pref. Wabash Union Pacific Central R. K.

of New Jersey Delaware, Lackawanna Western. Michigan Central Delaware Hudson urn. irxi; 113 314k' 13J 13V 6 6 117M 17 mi MX 3S 71 53 71 Reading Lehigh Valley, 40 Lehigh av. Heatonville Central Phil. Erie issrs 6-20, n5, New, 3.

3. 107 1077, 105' 1054 107 1 07 106 101 119 14 106V 106 6-20 68, 10.40.... Currency New 6'sof 4M's Resristered 'a 103K 103i September Announcement. We have now open for car fall tales a fall line of tee following- Black Silks, Many of than, oar awn las por? avtioo. PIIICES, 75, 1.15, L25, L50, 1.65,1 .75,2.0.9, 2.

25, 2.50,3.00. Black Cashmeres, 50, 55 and 00 Cents. LUPIN'S CASHMERES 65, 75, 80, 87J, 81.00, 1.25. Corored and Fancy Silks, 75, 87j, l.OO, 1.12, 125, 1.50. Ladies' and Misses' Fancy Hose, 12, 18, 25, 37, 50, 62, 75, S7, 1.00.

ALL-WOOL BED FLANNELS 22, 25, 28, 31, 35, ST, 40, 45, 50, 62. White Flannels, 12, 20, 25, SI, 55, 55, CO, 75. 40, 45, 50, "White Blankets, $2.25, 8 00, 3,50, 4.00, 4.50, 5 7.CO, K.0O, 10, 12. 00. 5.50, Misses' lUerino Underwear, 20c, 25, 3t, 40, 50, 75, 1.00, 1.25, 1.37, Ltidifs Merino Underwear, 40, 50, CO, 75, l.tO, 125, 1.87, 1.50.

QtEtlemea's Meriao Unierwear. 50, 60, 75, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, Black SiikFringes, 37, 50, 60, 75, 87, 1.00, 1.12, 1.25, 1.37, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00. Tapestry Carpets, 1.00 and 1.10. Extra Super Ingrains, 87 and 1.00. Finis, 75 cents.

Wool Fillings, 60 cents. Cotton and Wool, 37 ana 50. Hemp, 17 and 20 cents. Rag, 37, 45, 50 and 55. Stair and Eulry Carpels, 23, 31, 87, 50, 02, 75, 1.00.

OIL CLOTHS, 35, 45, 50, CO, 75, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00. We ais daily reefivims and ojwbius plaul, fanujr itfeii 'la uoUuroi lisi i.tt i. iii. KlilBO No. 021 Market Street, WIliUlNOTON, UKLAWAKK.

J. B. Martin, undertaker No. S21 Shipley utroet Fancy birds, for Indies' hats, at Woods', No. 903 Market street.

Go to Ferd Carson, the tnilnr, If yon want ft pood fitting suit at a moderate price, 2X1 Miuket street Call on John Nott, at East Seventh street, for a tine flavored 5-cent cigar, or a good cignr two for 5 cenls. Ho is also njreiit for a hook called the "Theological Tri-Leuunsi." From Or V. lurli. Oxvrrao, N. V.

I have made srtfficient experiment of Coldcii's Li 'big's Liquid Extract of Beef and fonic Inviprn-ralor, to enable me to say it is by far the betd of all the preparations of the kind (food and tonic) that I have ever used. To the sufferer from chronic diseases, or the convalescent, it is iuvakiah'c, being noth nourisuine and strciigttieuinsr. rrencn Kichards, Philadelphia. Pure Water Pare Water Ilonirhton's patent filter will extract all Impurities and dirt from your hydrant water. It can be applied to sny faucet or hyornnt.

It ts important for the health of every family to use them. They aro cheap aud.dnraWe. Call and see thoni. Sold only by W. 8.

Watt, tOttf Market street. TnOhtster.PA.onths 17th Instant, Sarah Hnncf wife of Huron 1 mlativna and friends of tr.a family Are rspet folly Inritsd to attend ths faawal from ffhA rvtldenc of ber parent, oard and Jn McOsfferty, No. 1 lifz Krao wilrotnirtos, oa innraday, tnn 19i.b instant, at 4 o'c'ook. Mrrviocs at tit. raul's ohorah at 4 o'clock, 'i ptooaed to tha see cemettrr.

II A INKS. On the 17th Mrs. Rebecca Hilnee.at h-r rrtstdenos, No 4H mwt Fifth streofe 1 he relatiTw sod friend of the fmilr rsrvDeot. foUr invited to the fnoeral from her lte rei. denoe.

Co. 41S Ket -if(h ftret, on Friday attetnooo, lb ist. Mrriv At o'clock. LK. On W1nrdy, Heptentber 18'h, Is78, John T.

aed 4S years. The lalivea frteods of tho fatnily. mambin of the Water Witch Firo Oompn, and th dcpirtmeot io KOTera! ar mvttsd to attea-1 the finernl on Saturday, Seotmber 21'. at 3 o'clock. ferice at the home.

Slil st 1 bird ttreet, at 2.au o'clock. SOHOFIK1.D. On the 18th inst or dlpt.herla. Joe ph. ern of Keneeo and the late Jempb Schorl-Ki.

mkI 3 year and nonttis Trie friends -vnd r-lative of tae fvmily are reqnested attend th faniai on hridar 3 o'clock ru thetvaiden of hi mo; bar. So. MS Madison street. llbcul further notion. WOIFE.

In Kent omoty, Septtmbur Nathaniel W. lie uiwt Funeral ferrice in imtnnmnl fjhuroh. New Oajitle. Frtoay at a. at o'clock, m.

olj Irintrrs. FALL PRINTING Or Any Other Kind. IV the tiT to crftr. Wla'er od iprion mtj also be safaly ordred bow. Wten joxt ar rvfdf to erier, ttsp in at the effieeof FERFIS Printers, ZZZ io.

10 Vm. Third Street, ABt THf.Y WII.I. KHOW YOB ROW! SILK 1TATS in the NEW FAXJ. STYLES. DEBBY HATS and SOFT IIAT8 in Wcol and Felt.

New Goods Arriving Daily. Prices Very Much Lower Than Last Season. "Nobby" Sty lea for Young Men a Specialty. Dunlap'a and Knox'a Celebrated. New York Hats in all the New Shapes.

Umbrellas in Great Variety at MsttufnvcturerV Prices. 8HEPPEY, THE HATTfB, So. 501 Market Street, fmtt 4 HI9lMv IUI.UOBJNBONAC0 BANKELU3 AND BU0KKRH. at. Corner fourth arid Maraat uaf.4 WaatK Km hi ib, 3 (bar Klrrl 4ti.x:ai iUr ntstk.

6 litre ttt-nk. luu Iiao lU har luiiitt'l hmtk toc. I'hiladeiphla, Vork and Kotco bck battib and auid oil t.oin iioo t. lilt? $Hat4u4 id fOil to Ji of inveat In ft a teuilA The ltur juat revel 4 from Iluulap Co. mil plain itself; John snapper.

NW Toss, 8pteBb 14lb. IK J. VJlltMt, rret II). stall he uoAiile to kaiM oar fiftli toiii. ilk bat bfu ba' ufdj, ttevtnre 2Ut, Vour ht will be hid is lime to reauo ytra aa teat Cate.

vntir v-rr trnly, 17 3t liUMi.aP OU. Venetiaii BIidIs mi Wuiiov ttM Oordu, Tuael, Uolliuidn, t-prtca Wollefs, aad 1 riunnlims of vf.ry decrtiltoa. Old Bliadr palKted aad trtiutaed to 'ioktqatl to Bw. II, PINKH, no. 2t uiitKui ai acitr.

wo 8 3m OUR SELECTIONS i or-. OLD HYK WHIBK1E8 UNSUBPASSED. bar In tnk Moore's, MlerwoMf hertv, Han Apple wiii-s! leant Hranoifi, MfktB. kaerri, fori atatel 1 I ro Wlnea at Kedneed Mate P. PLIJNKETT Ca 106 MarKet Street..