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s2,s34 Cash Gifts amounting to...... S226 500
ONE CHANCE IN EVERY NINEi

The distribution will be public, and will be
made under the same form and regulations as
the San francisco and Louisville Library Gift
concerts, under the supervision of commit
tee Of prominent citizens selected by the
ticket holders.
Reference as to the integrity of this enter
prise and Of the managem. NJ is made to the
following well known citizens;
Sam. l.. Tibbals, A. Toponce, j. Malsh, j
II. Gerrish, members Of city council.
Judge T. J, Black, Asst U. S. Assessor;
Marshall a Greenwald, propretors Metropoli
tan HotelJ Eugene Moore, city marshal; w
W Hull, Architect; j. KehOe, constable; j
Kupfer, Jeweler; rapt. S. Howe, contractor
o. d. Richmond d Co., CON mission merchants
NJ. Il. Campbell. Proprietor Central Hotet
Singleton a Creath, Proprictors Pacific
Stables; S. p. Hitc.i, merchant, Sandy, Utah,
A. G. Garrison, Helena, Montana
We will also announce that each and ever
person buying ticket can, at any and ali
times, examine our books aud all business
transactions connected with the enterprise
and, as the DRAWN of prizes will DO placed
ia the hands of honest and disintsrested men
It will insure fair and impartial distribution.
s:ood, Responsible Agents Wanted
Liberal Commission Allowed.
Money should 10 sent by express or b,
draft on any solvent bank, by postoliic.
money order. or registered letter, al cur risk
For particulars, address
Il. W. MORGAN, Manager,
myl.74-2m Lock Box lbs. Corinn.. Utal
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WoMAN'S HEALTH.

4 10 luStt tllhl run uOl
l. generally understood, Il ma!e Suffering ap.
pears to De on the increase. The sweet young
girl Just entering iuIo wOmanhood soon be-
comes pale. feeble, emaclated, lite'ess, with
headaches. pains and aches, loss OF appetite
palpitation of the heart, cold feet aud hands
aud appears to loose that youthful vim ano
sprghtluess so much admired. The middle
ugod married lady IS no less exempt lrou
some troublesome annoyance. She contn'
ually gruutng and freLtiug with pains anc
aches, her s.creeons are all impaired, her en-
ergies are lost, she forces herself in into so
ciety, she "sours on almost everybody
her health slowly declines until she becomes
a mere drone in her own household. And
she at the "iuru of lite" is no stranger to
suffering peculiar to her sex al that age
Habits, climate Gsd iuattcntlDn surely bring
about THESE SAD RESULTS that are now
hurting thousands Of females, old and young
TO untimeiy graves. Exercise your Reason
your judgment, and prorured DR.. Dromgoole' :
English Female Bit.ors, as they will cure the
above female troubles in au ncreditably shorf
time. They are prepared by an inexperi
enced physician, and is the most power
iul iron and vegetable tones kuowu to the
medical profession They are haudsomsy
put up in large bottles and sole by druggist,
and merchants everywhere. Address,
j. p DR0NGCULE Prop'r.
Memphis Tenn.
Sold in Waco by J. Riyiere. r. 4, Georg
W hoesale agent tor Texas.
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omcers Of tho Texas state Grange.

VIM W Lang, Master, Marlin
N W Allen, Overseer, Mckinney.
N L Norton. Lecturer, Salado.
G W Ingram, Steward Vaudeville.
J Goodnight, Assistant Steward, Dallas.
G Graves, Chaplain, Raines's Creek
John r Henry, Treasurer, Mexia.
Binford, Secretary, Austin.
w Speight, Gatekeeper, Waco. -
Mrs J Ingram, Pomona, Wadosvlle.
rs Il Owens, Flora, Waxahachie
as Nuck6ls, Lady Assistant Steward,
Atascosa.
Executive Committee Vim W Lang, Chair
man, Marlin. A y Kerr. oso; W P Town.
send, Calvert; n AiThomson, Lockhart; Wan
Warren. Wascom.
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WACO LAUNDRY,

DYING AND CLEANING EsTALlsHMkNI
one-hali mile IRON the Square, ON the Procto
springs Road. Ladies ana geuts nnen done.
hort notice. Garments of every description cleaned
dyed and made good as new Mr.. Jack Pierce,
at his Anr'ion House. will receive goods or ORDER
ma, sdMwly ARNOLD ~ HAYDON
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Revised List Of Deputies for the sena-
lOrial Districts. 49,.

lst J NJ Crockett, Dallas.
I'd. Joe Massey, San Augustine.
3D. J. L BAllen, jacksonville
4th. S. b. Smith, London.
9TH. James Orr, Kaufman
9TH. d. a. Decherd, Longview.
eth VIM Warren, Wsskom.
sth. j NJ Harrison, Caution.
9th. G W Ingram, Cotton Gin.
10Th. W A Wortham, Sulphur Springs
llth. 7 V Baker, Van Alslyne. f8l
l2th. James Moore, Bastrop.
18th. A. J. Louderdale, Long Point.
l4th. J L Caldwell Marlin. /,
18th. J A Duncan. Darisyiie.
10th. W. q. Wood, Independence.
18th. A Rose, Salado. #@
lssh A J Hanson, Calvert.
18th Isham II Earl, Waco.
( 2oLh,W b Tucker. Forth Worth.
2lst. r Stiff, Mckinney.
I'D. w + Dow, Whiteshoro.
sd. L Il Gillette, Prairie Valley.
oath n. l. Norton, salado.
25th DR.. l. S Weisegar, Marlin.
26th, NJ s Wallace, Lagrange.
27th. L Price, Gonzales.
2sth. J Haynes, Manor.
goth N A thomson, Lockhart.
June3w4t
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PATRONS OF nUsBANDRY,
cancer Of one NatIonaI Grange.

Master. Dudley W Adams, waukon, Iowa.
overeeer, , hos. Taylor, Columbia S. q.
Lecturer, T A Thompson, Plainaiew, Wa
bash county, Minnesota.
Steward, A J Vaughn, Early cfreve, Mss
Assitant Steward, G W Thompson, New
Brunswick, n. j.
CHI plnip, Rev A d GrosL, Washington,
Disirict of Columbia.
Treasurer, X NJ Mcdowell, Corning, N. {.
Secretary, o II Kelley, Washington, d. y
tistekeeper, o Dinwiddie, Orchard Grove,
indiana.
Ceres. Mrs b W Adams, Waukon, Iewa.
Pomona, Mrs 0 II Kelley, Washington, D.C.
Flora, Mrs J O Abbott, Clarksville, Iowa
Lady Assistant Steward, Miss U A Hall,
Washington, d. O.. G&N.. Z
Executive Committee-William Saunders,
Washington. D. c.; D. Wyatt Aikon, Cokes-
berry, Abbeville county, s O.; u. R. Shank
land. Dubuque, Iowa.
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TEEXAS BANKING
AND
Insurance Com nv.
Galveston.
Assets April 10, 1871, 1855, I52 Sc

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT
" Ill give partcuin: attention 10 collections In the
interior Of the Siatc, and all parts Of the United
States, without charge except customary rates OF
exchange. VIII receive deposits open account,
and issue certificates of deposit and by special pro
visions of It's charter, win divide pro rata among
it, dcpostors frum One-fUurth 10 onehn OF the mel
PROFITS OF ils busincrr
THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
viii insure properly against luss damage by fire
marine and inland transportation, at lair rates.
Losses promptly adjusted.
BOARD OF DIRECTCRs:
r. S. WILLIS, OF p. j. Willis & Bro.
j. 4. WALLIS, oil Wallis, LaRdes Go.
w. X. McALPIN, OF AcAlpin a Baldr dye.
Il. The. AYERS, ofD. The, Ayers Il co.
GEO. SCHNEIDER. Of Geo. Schneider 4 Co.
NJ. GUN, OF Quin " Hill.
4. L. CLEVELAND, of ~ lille Il Cleveland.
T. w. tOL1S, OF Folts A Walshe.
l.. S. JEMIsON, of Moody AZ Jelnison.
4. A. GARY, of Gary x Oliphint.
JAMES A. MCKEE.
j. S. O. GRINNAN, OF Grinnan & Duval.
ISAAC BERNSTEIN, Of l. Bernstein y Co.
oFFIJkRS:
X. $. WILLIS, President.
N. QUIN, Vice-President.
ALFHONsE LAuN Il, Cashier.
N. .. LAUVE, Secretary.
WILLIE u CLEVELAND Attorneys
mayl4D&WiY
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DR. w. BILLIE,

A graduate from the University Of Copper
hagen, Denmark; Honorary NJ. d. from the
UNIVERSITY of Padova, Italy; for several years
Assistant Physician to the celebrated Prot
Ricord, Par.s; from New Orleans, Louisiana
Having been for years a student at the
large hospitals of Paris, London, Vienna and
Copenhagen, ana thorough, large and variec
practice during fifteen years, has gained
most thorough Knowledge of the nature Of
all chronic diseases and the treatment thereof
aud lie has, in his extensive practice, had al
unparalleled success, and very often effected
cure where every remedy had been tried
and all hopes of restoration to health had
been despaired OF.
Nobody who ever suffered OF the tedious
and liie-embitterng dlssase-Dyspepsia- Ia,
ever III vain called for DR.. Bil e. Ia ever,
case has he, Oy his new method Of treatment,
restored, the functions Of the stomach, and
with il the health and ,igor OF the patient
aud many person does to-day, with graft
tude, recall the moment he placeO himself u q.
der DR.. Bille's c. re-
For his treatment OF Ladies' diseases, DR.
Bile Is eservedly renowned and no lady sui.
errg from ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ysmeuorrhoeH
| Hysteria, Prolapsus uJeri. or any other dis
Ease peculiar to the female system. should
| tail to call OF DR.. Bile, As they will quickly
| be TeiltNeu OF tlltlr suffering, ana ultima CIV
| restored TO perfect health
| Diseases OF The Genuo- U riuary Organs ano
| Chronic Diseases D.. Bile has made IA rpcciai
| ty aud this scourge Of humanity is easily auG
| quickly overcome Gv this new treatment,
Decline aud nervous debility in old o.
young is quickly and permano :ly cured ano
full power restored No man il too Ola ano
no young man to delicate that &c Cannot bc
entirely reinvigorAtcd by Dr. BIlle's treat
ment
DR.. Bile has resided FOR years in New Or
leans, ana is endorsed by the medical irater.
nifty there aud Oy his skill aud knowledge has
obtained great reputation as specialist.
DIR. Bile wishes to call particular attention
his New Discovery, by which h,, by exam.
aiming few drors of bood. can tell if there
is airy ~ phitio poison in the blood, which il
of the greatest Importance, as the poison cal
| lay quiet in the blood tor years, theu to breat
out with all its ravsges, and no person who
ever had veneral diseases can bu sure that
lie is cured without being examined by d.
Bile.
Diseases OF the Lungs, Heart, Liver anu
| Hidneys quickly relieved aud finally cared.
Solicited by his many frieHds and patients
in Texas, DR.. Bile has been induced W Visit
Texas this Summer, and il now in Galveston
AMI viii 10 IN Houston. at the Hutchins
House, until June LIST, and in las, Waco
and the estern cities during the months Of
June and July. may Sdd wit
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Darts from the Devil;

UH OIFIU ABVSLU.
book lust issued, exposing tho " Personals
that have appeared in the New York ne gspaPcrs {.
their history and lesson. Stylish Vialns folly ox-
posed Advertisements OF desperate men to beaS
tilu women, clandestiEed meetings, how frusira-
ted The history Of the Goodrich tragedy, the re-
suit of "pci sonal." Description 6t living Breed
SO VcsCy Street New York
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U. S. PIANO COMPANY.
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tcosts less than $500 to make any $500 Piano sold
through az ents, ali OF whom make 100 per cent.
profit We have no agents, but ship direct to fam
lilies AT factory pice
We make only one style, and have but one price.
Two hundred and ninety dollars net cash, with no
discount to dealers or commissions to teachers.
Our lumber IL thoroughly seasoned-our cascs are
double veueere with kosewood-have front round
corners, sttpehtlhe potion ana carved legs. we
French Grand Action with top hampers, and our
keys OF The best ivory, vita ivory ironts Our
Piano has seven octaves-is Fix feet nine inches
long, tire feet ionr inches wide, and weighs, boxed
955 pounds. Every Piano IL fully warranted Tor 1--we
years.
over 100 thinkers, Merchants, &c, lsome of whom
you may know y using our Pianos in a States and
Territories.
". y. Piano Company,
SfO Broadway, n. Y,
M
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Aueal and well written book, specially I0I
the use of females, giving causes, symptoms
plan treatment OF all ordinary diseases aliict
ing the female Sex. The only book OF the
kind written. Price only 26 cents, Address
as above. iebld&w4u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-14
Gale of Valuable Farms

IL near D!tfe d@ tfucCi HtffOFu ~, E"u''
June >, lS14.
FAM No. known as s.OAKINGTON," situ-
attd in Harlorl Co. two miles from Darlington Sta
tiuu, 80 miles from Baltimore, On the Phila, VIII
nn.tou II Bait. II. r., containing $50 acres STU
ated on the waters OF Chesapeake Bay ana swan
Creek Buildings consist OF one large Stone Man
sion House, Barn, stable, Hen House, Ice mouse,
.Sn. Water abundant at NIL the buildings. Also
connected with this farm good DucklnE shore.
FARM No, 2-known as ELi4ENlEW, adJon-
ing Darlington and lying Immediately on the Chesa-
puaISe BAY. Contains about 81 acres improve
inens of large and complete Mansion House,
large Barns, Ice House. spring House MIX House,
Corn HUusc, Sc. Large OtCbatu ol Apples, leArSt
Peaches ami Cherries.
FARM No. 9-knOwn rs '.pLCMB POINT" sit
uatrd on the Chesapeake Bay, south side OF Swan
Greek, opposite Oakington, aud iour miles from
Baltimore II. II containing about 2y3 acres I'M
prOvenents are Brick M.u-un( new Barrs Stables,
Ice House, &c. Water convenient and abundant at
all the farm buildings. large Peach orchard IN
full bearing; also, young Apple Orchard Just
corning into hearing. Connected win tuis farm s
good Fishing Shore for Scine-haulng, with neces-
I No. 4-Known As "TIE piSTILLERY PROP
| ERrY," situated On swan Creek and adjoining
Plum Point Farm, containing about I acres, with
Tenant Houses now under rent "A publc Landing
| Tor vessels aduins the property. .,...-e.-
| No. 5-AbOut Is Acres of Land at oakihgton Sta
/ ton.
| ry-All of the above Farms are good state OF
! cultivation, and are well adapted Ia growing GrssT
| and Grain, Peaches auI other fruits. They are
at present used Dairy Farms MIX finding ready
| market IN Baltimore.
| An OF the above Properties will be sold. Term.
made known day al Sale without reserve, at Oak
| mgton Mansion House, ON the Third bay OF June
1874, at one ocluck subject to lease to the present
| Carriag,s win mc.i The ..25 a. NJ, Train from
| Baltimore and the s.3n A. NJ. train non, Philade
| phia, at Darlington station on day OF sale.
Persons can examine the Properties preNons t,
the sac bv calling On George Il. Payne, at Oak'hg
ton Manson House. ~ 9rirrpi ,,,.
u. h. HAWLfN, Presf.
| nurl st. BALTIMORE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-14

Social Gdthering.-The Caledonian Club OF
tins city, had social meeting in their room,
cornet Of Third aud Market streets, last Friday
evening" In which one hundred persons partici-
pated. Chief VIM. W. Crawford made brief
address settling forth that the object OF the
Club was for the sociabllity among Scotchmen
and intellectual improvement. Afer he had
concluded the Rev, David ID. Robertson,reeent-
" FROM Scotland, made short and appropriate
address: reinarking that there were many
things of which the Scotch may be- justly proud
of, particularly the position they occupied in re-
gard to religious aud political Independence,
education aud moral culture. He referred
briefly to Bruce and Wallace rs warriors, and
to Scott and Burns as poets aud writer's, who
are unsurpassed in the worlds history. Our
| old townsnau Peter Hutchinson, introduced
| a toast with few we'll timed remarks which
| produced much laughter. short and appro-
| p late speech was also made sby ex-Chief Gro
zer, that was well rect ived and listened to at
tentively. Comical and sentimental songs
were sung by Mrs. f. Ennis, Mrs. j. CrozieI
aud Mrs. ID. Forest. Songs we've also sung by
/ Thos. Watt, VIM, Mackinon, Stewart and diffrr
ent members OF the Club, contributing greatly
| TO the pleasure Of the evening. Thomas Hut
ton also added to the interest of the occasion by
PLAYING a number of Scotch tunes on the bas
pipes. John Beetson, VIM McCallum, 1homai
Hutton and young Thompson were dressed IN
full Highland costume, and attracted much at
tentiun. Mr. Beetson also sang number
songs of national character, which were gvel
additional interest by his costume, and appro
pirate gestures. Refreshments were supplies
in abundance, and the different parties retire
at an early hour in the morning much please
with the evenings entertainments and expressin
| a desire that another opportunity would sool
be given fer similar enjoyment.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-14

HosuCIDE.-On last Friday afternoon a
party OF Young men Were playing cards at the
Stone House Tavern, on the Belair read, about
five miles from Havre de Grace, when dis
ute arose about some tliiiing matter. The
pro,, victor Of the place, William Mitchell, fear
inS that there was going to be row, ran up
stairs am got his revolver. When he return
ed to the ba. room, scuffle ensned, and the
revolver was a,>charged (it Is said accidentally
The shot entered ae , snS in his Inpps inlet
ing mortal wound. Mitchell surrendered %
himself on Friday and WIS committed to Bel
air jail.
A MILL AND SIX DWELLINGS DESTROY ED
The mill at Middle Bank, one and a nan miles
east of Media, on Ridley creek, occupied py MT
Fox, took fire Friday afternoon at four O'CLOCK
and, with row of six tenement houses ADA
cent, was burned to the ground. The mill 10
some time has been in Intermittent operation
and there were law proceedings relative to II
How the fire occurred it is not definitely know
but some state it originated in the picker room
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-14

ACANpIp CONFESSION. The Gazette at
ter denyi ing lis advocacy of the nomination of
colored men for Office almiist the fact, and says
II does 1t because we do not like 1t This is
candid. Colored men as well rs white ones can
understand this. 1t desires to see colored men
put up to be knocked down-it desires to see
them defeated and Democrats placed in office.
The cololed men are too Use TO all in any
such work. They were too patriotic to help
the rebels aud they cannot now be led to be-
tray tine party that befiiended them. There will
be no discord in this State unless il is foment
ed by demagoeues who do not scrnpe at the
use of any means to accomplish their siniste'
purposes, Let the people, both white and
black, beware of them To b. forewarned i
to he forearned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-14


ON 10 UotI Elections. The following
ara The persons al, pointed by the Republican
County Committee to hold the nomination
elections for county ol'tcers
LIST Ward.-Thos. j. l. @nneit'isaac WOODROW
f. X. Crawford.
VIM. McCrea.
~ Ward--D. II. Coyle, German H. Lincoln
W. IL. Sheen.
4th Ward-Thos Stimmel, Ed,~ ward Brown
Chas. Gouert.
9th Ward-G. II. p. Simmons, John Dilaha,
Samuel A. Macallister.
9th Ward-C. Phipps, Y. Elwood Sii'gIey,J
q. Walker.
7th wari-M. b. Stolsenhurg, F. A. Taylor
ELI A. Hood.
9Th ward-Thos. Hawkins, Lewis Zebley,
VIM. Baker.
9th Ward-Jno. A. Spencer, Shelby }. Bow
ers, Levi }. Coppin.
10Th Ward-tieo. r. Roberts, Alison Mills,
y. Pmnkett, Jr.
Brandywine West-John Runner, Thou as
X. Day, Wesley j. Husbands; East-Robert
Casey. Jr., Curtis NJ. TLiey, Abner Il. Fore
man.
Christiana, Nor,h-Caeb Taylor, Jno. s.
Miller, Abuer Woodward, .jr.; Soutli-.lames
NJ Braciin, Thomas Brackin, John Evans.
Mill Creek-'r. J. Moore, John Ball, Jos. ii
Chambers.
White Clay Greek, East-James Wright
John Wayne, J. A. Patterson West-W. Il
ThOrnly, Owen Evans, 5. X. Choaie.
New Castle--R. IL. Palmer, VIM. Simpson
W. Ii. Terry.
Red Lion, Eist-R. Anderson, X. G. Alexan
der, -. Price; West Thomas W. Belville
A. NJ. Higgins VIM. II. Stuckert.
st. Georges, East, William Lore, III. p. LAX
er, W. IL. Eckels; West-A. w. Lynch, DIR.
Is. Mckee, Mr.. Serlze.
Pencader-Jno. w. Dayett, Jas. A. Benson
Jno. III. Thornton.
App0quinimnk, North-D. b. Malonev, L
Lemon, j. ID. Carter; Soulful. ID. Collin
Robt. Disav, Jas. A. Records.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-14


AFFAIRS IN AKKANsEs.-rhere were more
fighting at Little Rock on Tuesday. A COM
pamny of Brooksites went to the Caro- and
Fulton Railroad TO prevent the arrival Of rein
forcements for Baxter. They were followed by
three companies of Bakers infantry and one
OF Ia is cavalry, and overtaken in the rear ofthe
penitentilry. After snarp fight the Brooks men
were driven into the penitcntiary. Both sides
were subsequently reinforced and there was
more fighting between the detachments SEN
out. Finally, a company of U. S. troops mar
ched between the opposing forces, aud stoppet
the fight; after which, the belligerents returned
TO their respective quarters, 1t it stated tina
the Brookstes lost eight in killed and wounde
while only three BIxterites were wounded.
An immense, excited crowd Of people We've,
the conflict from the housetops. There is
rumor that four pieces of artillery have bee
sent from Texas, with q force organized to a.
sist Baxter. 1t is now understood that tn
President will take decided action to put sto
this illegal proceeding
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-14
REGISTERS ORDER.
EGISTER'S OFFICE,

kEGlSIEh'S OtFlCE, r=7f
New CASTLE CouErr May 4. 1876
Upon the application of Joseph S. Crawford and How,
ard E. Finn, Administrators of Alexander Crawford,
late of Christiana Hundred in said county, decsAso4
1t ordered and directed by the Register that the
aforesaid give notice OF the OF
Letters OF Administration the Estate of the de-
ceased with the date OF granting thereof by csusnG
advertisements to be posted within forty days ffon
the date of such letters, in six of the most public
places of the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate, 70 pre-
sent the same, abide an Act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided. And also cause tbs
"a me be inserted within the same period In the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, a newspaper published In
Wilmington and to be continued therein two months
Given under the hand and Seal Of Office OF the
Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above written
b. GIBBS, REoIsTKR.
Notcs-An persons having claims against the EstAte
deceased must present the same duly attested
10 the administrators before May eth, 1873, or
abide the Act OF Assembly III such case made and
JOSEPH s. CRAWFORD,
HOWARD r. FLINn,
Address, Newport, Del. Administrators
mayhem
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-14
TIE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

FLOUR.-Pfces a re rs follows Sales OF super
tinn Flour at $500 550, extras G.DJ TO 662. extra
family sGT5o 81 So fancy brands Ss5OalO2 % and Rye
Flour 50.
CRAIN.-Sales OF red Wheat at Sl.60 amber
9i.J6ai.sO, spring Sl65 Rye 3 9S. Corn SOC to
Oats "a to. G5c. for white.
SEEDS.-Clover at 81 to 10c, per h.; Timothy
81 O0I er bushcl: aud Flax seed 2.tO.
PROVISIONS.-Mess PORK Sl6alT C2 per barrel,
Bacon Hams ~ to lie. per lb Sides &c, ana Shout
ders SIc. Lard lie.
WOoL-Sales OF the finer grades at 81 TO Ole,
medium 40 to 5Oc., common 3s To 40e domestic pull
ed ~ to &c, washed fleece 70 to 65c.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
Choice at sa7A cents fair to good at GA AZ cents
and common at Beat per pound gross.
Cows and Cayes:-Saies OF Sprnscrs ut SlOaG0, aud
fresh cows at ,50aSsO.
Sheep, at GAn8Nc per III. for fair to choice.
Hogs, corn te,i S.50as.I5 per 1O0 lbs.
Prime Hav. Timothy Sl.eUa2O0 Mixed SlaSl.5O.
Straw. sI75al.s5.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-14

TIE SHERlFF.-lu our enumeration al the
candidates for Sheriii,in the Republican of Mon
ram W. Moore. HIS many friends will there
fore continue their support, as We do not wish
to retire him itoin the list of candidates In such
summary manner without his consent or APP
probation. The list stands rs follows:
Sheriff benjamin Denney, William Hukill
. Hiram W. Moore, James Martin, Henry II
McMullen.
Coroner-Pe,rr b. Ayars, Abner p. Bailey
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