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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-12
y Lxo seALDtNG. PHILIP r. COMBS
E. LEO SPALDlNG g. Co.
Genral Commission Merchants
Nslcs LIGHT STREET WHARF,
BALTIMORE.

Hsvin. re-r,vei 10 the above desirable To-
estioa, being almost immediately opposite the
wss-ves Of the P,tuxent and Potomac River
aaS near the Eastern Shore and York River
Steamboats,, we are prepared to give special
sasics, Dried Fruits. Poultry, Eggs, Buster,
aad other Couasry Products.
Nov ID, lsIS-,f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-03-12

IN am now prepared to furnish planters With
! i my Patent Tobacco Prise. upon the shortest
rrasonahle aotice. This Prize IS nov being
quite generally used in this locality aud has 80
far, giveu untersAls sstissHtien. -T1se advan-
tages 10 Psskeskes Aver al other Prizes now in
use are too varied and manifold to admit Of de-
scription in this advertisement u is conceded
by all who have used IL TO be great economist
of labor, and u ID Ada,ittei thai il places To-
bacco in market in a condition very superior to
that Of any other Prize now in use.
Prize with railway attachment to prize two
bids. alternately, 40. withoatrsilway, $50.
I = E'fntp { RxvEarscx.n s7tf-N "H'
Col George Forbes, James A Caro<rry,
Joseph Z Cough, RevJ D peweli,
Geo 3 Maitingley, John pillshay, 49,
and many others who have the prise In use on
their estates. a'7..i'"oF
/ s,r FELlx MORGAN,
| - q LsoaAsd'ows. Nd.
June ~ asss-ns fOu Eia.k ~
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PhrenoIogieal Journal.

4 First Caass Hlmftased Magazine, Dereted to
>Scienes, literature and General
intelligence.
N1sk 6-7LaEg
IlhnsoloGvs-T The ltrain ajd 1u functions;
Il the Location and Nature of all the Organs,
Nth direc ions for cultivaiing, developing,
improving AMI restraining them.
Dhysiognomy rSixnsS Of Character, and
i How 10 Read Them lit glance, in the
Human Face, on Scientific Principles.
IN thnology-Or. the Natural History Of Man;
IL origin, manners, customs and modes vi
life in different tribes aad nations; eth differ
ent ,emperaments and pictorial illustrations.
Dhysiology-The Lsws u Lite; including the
L education, training and discipline Of chill.
dren, aad the right managemeas Of lunAtcs,
the insane. prisoners and otisers.
biographies given Of all the leading men and
- woasea Of the world.
SslfC Instructive articles - 0Sei0-
- psevssasat; memory; choice Of p1ssajss;
our natioaal resources, etc. ....,. ~
ESinAlly, Much useful information on theiead.
II ing topics II the day--poiitical, not par
tisan-religious, not Observation-Disclosures,
rc:osmasorY, agricultural, eommssciAi, &C.
win be given, and no efforts spared @, 0Gke
TIE Pathological for is74, tie most inskrsst.
ing ever publiSted. .r.....
fxaxs.-Non,hly, - . year. in advanee.-
Clubs Of ten or more, 50 each. Single mum.
Beers, 30 cents. The most libersi ifeainms
are given. Address, s. r. WELLS, Publish.
Usher. 3s9 Broadway \. T.. Jsa 9. ls7+s
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Tichei and ritaiiScsf bkdo<epee.
mseates ere,x part 96tee body.
relairi3Bl90et scaste,
tisvsssu.s bearing nothing for
'svS1seAaest osfecs1 sapess. i.sl ALL
SD This q the secret of TIC tron-
dei1d Sgcccss or THIS remedy fn
ctstlsg Dyspcpsin, Liver Com.
piaint, Df0rsy, Chronic Diar.
fhGa, Boils, Nervous Affections,
IChills and Fcvcrs, Humors,
Loss OF Constitutional vigor,
Diseases OF tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
Gssd ala G1sc0scs originating Ia
2. q bod state Of the blood, or 0c-
eoasr,us5csl 6v debility Or q loco
STATE Of the sVsfeWs. Bctng Jreo
fs'oNs Aleeh0k, tss 0ss1 J0s-Sss, ies
.enes,9f=imO effects arc not fol-
losce1 by corresponding re0c-
lion, Dat arc permanent, ts5Ss-
etss0 strength, ci0os., zssS ses0
life 6sste lglt parts OF Tie snetcms,
0n2 eD~Sat~g ~ oo TOO Con.
Sttesftt0n.
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ANaasAsrizedb By respensiAlspsesies. e boy
1900 ACRES OF WOODLAND
(Pins Or oak) in 81. Mary . cosn,y, within tire
miles q nAsxasae water, foe which Q liAsral
Psiss viii b gisea. Cash. Address,
10. q. MORGAN, ATTY,
osAaA> isss-a. =
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE

INV ines. FUR EITCRE,
II BARNS, OUT-HOGSES. Fax
PRODUCE, &c., &C.. insured on the Mu.
;u,l Plan by the t,.-
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Jan 3, ISL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19

$50 First Equality White Oak Posts, spgiyto
febtq-It Dayett's Mills, Pencadef Hundred
DUBLIC SALE
viii be sold at public Sale, at the Residence of jesse
L. Talley on the farm OF Bayard Guest situate In
Braudywine Hundred, on the p. w. q b. X h,
about 3H miles from Wilmington on
THURSDAY, MARCH IL, 1874
At u O'Clock, M,
The following described personal property, viz:
Two good work horses, superior HzsJtD
J@Ntwo wear old colt, booded stock, 6KH
A good mich cows, all OF them In pro-
nt by the day Of sale, and one year old bull TOUR
FARMING UTENSILS.
Consisting OF one good market dearborn, broad
wheeled cart, plougbs harrows, culuvators, corn
shelter, forks rakes shovels, moving scythss &c;
sets dearborn harness. sets plow harness, set lead
ch aims 1000 quart and pint Burlington fruit baskets
fruit crates fruit trays baskets half bushel aud half
peck measures grain bags, &c.
DAIRY FIXTURES.
Churn, butter tub, milk pans scales and weights,
SC. also four wheat n the ground corn and
potatoes by the bushe lot of meat and nsh bar rels
about 300 Brsndvwbe raspbarr plants, Vinegar By
the barrel, etc, etc.
TERMS.-0n all sums OF $50 credit of months
will be given by the purchaser giving his note with
approved indorser, or I've per cent oil or casn on
all sums OF $50 and over -
TALLEY s. GUEST.
Rowbotham s Fraim, Auerioneers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19
PunLIC SALE
personal PROPERTY

4 Il II SUN AL fItOf EHIt
of JOHN 3. DIIWoRTH, DECEASED, of MILL
Greek Hundred. near CARROTS Snuff Mills, yorklyn
Station, on the W. & W. Il. H., on
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1874,
At ~ O'Clock, M,
The following described personal property, VIZ:
TN MOL a COED farm or work horse, . years old
G2S No. 2, young mare. ooming4 years old.
IS HEAD OF DAIRY COWS,
some with springers and some with calves at their
sides. One yoke OF extra year old Western f5ESN
Reserve Oxen, seven shoat pigs. Chester k<S4S
whites I'LL
FARMING UTENSILS
ConJs'ing Of a good two-horse wagon, market
horse cart, hay wagon, Woods newer, roller,
steel toot: horse rake nearly new corn shelter good
grain fam plows, harrows, guilty aors rakes, forks
noes, shovcls, crow bar araH n'aus and wedges &C.
carriage harness, plow chains. OF chains, fofked
chains, chains Lot OF bushel bags ot of posts
and rails new and resy 10 set, lot Of hubs and um
bhr HAY by the ton Corn osfs aud potatoes by the
bnshel. Whss, IN the ground,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Beds, bedding, chaiIs. bureaus washstands, settes
aud extension and other tables, looking 9lRss-
ts toilet SETS clocb carpet bS the yard stair carpet
and rods good parioI stove, coax stove aud fixtures
and other articles.
DAIRY FIXTURES.
Consisting OF two handled ehurn On rollers, ind
two smaller cbnrn- mk pans, coolers. cream pots,
milk kettles, scales, &c farmers boiler, berry
cra,es, vinegar by the barrel. meat tubs barrels
ash hopper boe1 and bee hives, large fsrm bell lex
ira good meat by the pound, turkeys. chickens and
geese by the pound.
TERMs.-Ail sum, of s25 aud under cash on ali
over that amount credit Of months will be given
on purchaser giving bankAble with approved
| aorser. WIN. LEWIS DILwoRTA, Ex'tor.
Thos Brackn AuctioneeI. iebis
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19


FFRTIIIZERs.--Th Importance OF enrlch-
ing The land dies moi seem to be fully under
stood by farmers. A, least they 20 OIL year
after year raising poor crops, ani at The same
time the land 1. steadily diminishing in tritili-
". /, is high time there should he some
change IN the present mode Of culture. Anti
fetal fertilizers are costly yet some farmers
aIlege that they will pay ten per cent. on their
cost, which they consider good Investment
1t such be the case they should be more lavish
iy used. Ia England as much as i've hundred
pounds Of bone dust, an equal amount of su-
perphosphsie are applied 10 ordinary farm
crops on an acre Of land, with profit, and we
are told that truckers have used high IA
fifteen hundred pounds and found the same To
pay. II would be an easy matter tor the farm
ers of our State 10 experiment with this ma
teiial, using several hundred POUNDS on an
acre, and thus ascertain the result In dollars
aud cents. 1t is folly IN this age TO expect 10
grow good crops without manuriDg, to expect
good crops of apples, peaches and small fruits
without e ltivatioD, or TO expect cows to make
large quantities Of butter without feeding
Profit may he obtained by liberal pplicy-not
10y Ii skinirg process, and we do hope that our
farmers HAY ADOPT a system which will pay
better, SO that ihay my all become rich, and
we shall hear no more complaint OF farming
being poor business. 1t they cannot purchase
phosphates, they can procure surface soil and
compost il with their stable manure, 20 as to
make ten loads of fertililiDg matter where they
now make one. This will take work, hut IL
will pay, and we advise all to try ii who find
their means insufficient to procure artificial
manures.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19
SHERIFE"S SALE.

DY virtue OF suniry writs OF vendtioni EKponasto
Dine directed will be exposed TO Public Sale, at the
Lafayette Hotel sil Shipiey street. kept by smss c.
Pierson, in the City Of Wilmington, New Castle Coun-
on SATURDAY, MARCH 7tn, 1874
at2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz :-Bsker's
Union Commission House, situated In the city of
Wilmington, ON 4th street. between Walnut and
Poplar street, also two-story Brick Houss on the
corner OF ith and Walnut streets.
No. Lot is 10 feet 'front.' on Ith street, running
back so feet the building 80 feet front on it
street, by 81 feet deep three sto les high with ten
iert wide alley running stable and carriage shed
also connected with the building.
No. 2 is two-story Brick Dwelling with an attic
situated in the s. E. corner OF Fourth street S;Wal
nut Streets containing rooms pRrlor, diniugroom
and kitchen on the hrsthoor three chauberso on the
second floor and two rooms in the attic The lot Is
10 feet ten inches front Walnut street. by co feet
deep parallel with 4tk street.
Seized and taken IN execution as the property OF
The Bakers Union of the City Of Wilmington, Del
aware, and to be sold by
ROBERT. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff
Sherih's OHce, New Castle, Feb. 10, ls7i
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19

u. y. SENATE, Monday, Feh. ldlh,--The
credentials Of X. Il Withers, Senator elect from
Virginia, We're presented. A bill was reported
appro pliating 100000 to pay two hundred
AMI eight loyal citizens OF LoudOn county, Va,
Tor property destroyed by order OF Gen. Sheti.
dan IN lad4. Nj Cam!rou offered suhsti-
tute act authorizing Tree banking, without
INIT as To circulation.
HOUSE. Bills were introduced by Mr.. Whit
thorue 10 abolish the navy yards at kitery,
Cnarestnwn, New London and Washington
ani by Mr. Lawrence, to abolish pension a
gents and provide for the payment OF pensions
nv p1stm ,,iers and Revenue collectors. Mr..
Kelley, Ut Pa, offered resolution, which was
referred, for the assembling OF Congress IN Car
penters Hall In the city of Philadelphia On the
eth of September next, to celebrate the Con-
sressional Centennial. Mr.. O'Brieu, of Md
offered resolution, which was referred in
quirng into the proprety of selling the nav
al asylum IN Philadelphia, and erecting Cile al
Annapolis. ills were reported and passed
providing that customs duties shall not br re-
funded except in pursuance OF special appro-
priations made therefor, or in accordance with
Judgments of u y Conrts. Also, that no rnl-
lux 10y The Secretary of the IRE asuIy IN regard
20 customs duties shall be changed, except In
concurrence with an opinion Of the Attorney
General or decision OF Federal Court. The
Legislative Appropriation bill was report-d.-
Adjourned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19

OUR Nrxr GovERNoR.-The following Is
from the bielkwater Light Our next Gov
ernor VIII be Republican. Whether he comes
from New Castle, Kent n Sussex, II lie 10 a live
active Republican, he Will be good man, the
public will apprecate man of known integrity
aud who is alive to The progressive spirit OF the
age, whether he halls from the banks of the
Brandywinr, or from TIE hospitaele circles of
Baltimore Hundred. They will LOOK to the man
:or the qualities that should grace The execu-
tive chair and not 10 his domiciliary locality
If he DOES not possess such qualities as should
distinguish the next administration -four State.
he is not the man the party demands and all
this talk about customary rights and local
rights amounts to nothing.
Some OF orr New Castle friends think differ
ent, however, and have presented us with n
long tabular statement. showing that our CHIEF
Executives, Tor thirty two consecutive years
have been from Kent aud Sussex countless
This Is all tue is far as it goes, but we
think or friends in New Castle should
have completed their statement and inclu
ded their county from whence the executive
candidates have been taken. We move slowly
down in Sussex and are not very quick at per-
,sption, but had this long drawn statement bten
CON .>ete, We would thea have been reminded
of what Te already know tnN New New Castle
IN, had inst AZ many RepIolican candidates Tor
anvernor AS Kent or Sussex, and that sha has
had a chance for Il Governor il she haashdt had
one, since Sussex has. If Thea our friends pro-
pose to urge their CLAIMS upon such grounds,
we think they should b-1ln in the lifetime oi
one or ths other OF the political parties now in
existence, and no, look TO the course OF two
PARTIES, both of which haze sttlrt iitl, Tor Il
crt teriou nor aute-date the births OF the parties
now in existence. Slcli are the premises tom
which they deduce the argument, that New
Castle is entitled to tue next Governor.
Things HAYS chan yed since 1912, and are
changing an the time; old things Will become
quile new, after the third Of November next
We do moi propose TO say that ne next csndi-
Ga'e for Governor shall be a New castle, Kent
or Sussex Governor, but we do say that Sussex
county, win 20 heart and hand, for the strong
est man aud ii we iind Illus IN Kent county
New Castle must excuse us il we nominate
him.
This is the real question: t,r the Republican
party to consid az VINO win be The most availA
DE candidate. When tn party has found Inn
the next thing is 10 nominate, and he viii b.
tue next Governor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19
PUBLIc SALE =,
Personal Pr opert y .

Z q . " Ia q 4 - " r ~ y
The subscriber, having rented his farm will sell at
public sale at his resdenceon the road leading from
TO Smiths Bridge, one mile from Smiths
Bridge station, in Christiana Hundred on
TUESDAY. MARcHio, 1874,
At 10 O'Clock, n. m,
HIS entire stock and farming utensils;
HORSES AND COLTS. IN
Mol, Abe, 8 years old, kind and gentle TS<a
No.2 Cooley, good farm horse WORK anywhere
Nos and arc pair Of sorrcl colts, .Ienney ard
Fanny, coming years old, broken to drive In dou-
w No 9, colt, coming one year old.
Nine head OF rne milch COWS, Durham yi<SY9
stock The most Of them viii be in profit 4hQ~
BY day OF sale. Four shoat pigs, Chester Aks1dk2
FARMING UTENSILS.
one marxet IN, one trotting wagon seign
and bslIs sets Of single harness, two-horse far ~
wagon. horse Gait, hay rigging good roller steei-
tsoth rake grain drill, corn shelter grain era
dies, iron harvester mower ana renpef' P,ow,s'
blocks and fail sets nj stage harness 2sets ploN
chains and hames, cart saddle and collars COW chains,
halters BRIDES, forks. raes, halt bushrlj.H peck
sboyes hoes spades a lot OF chickens by the pair
turkey ems and gobler, lot Of potatoes aud other
Wheat in the ground, X of rye, one GOO beam and
peas shinglesb the hundred, lot of boards bS
the foot. --....
two handled ehurn, hand churn, butter worker
cream cans scales, prints and paddle, milk paps, Y
milk 3, buckets lot Of benches ot OF butcher
tools. butter tub with cooler
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Bedsteads, bedding, bureaus, wardrobe, lounge
tables, chairs closets looking glasses, pictures
clocks, stoves ma trsss rag carpet by the yard
TERMS-An sums of $50 and under cash on al
over s ss, Sr,us no with
proved indorser II NOT paid when dus interest M
from day of SALE Ssnt "a ,qF SciARK
| l. w Stidham s. Son, Auctioneer. fcoi9.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19

CdstUrsa Is more than substitute TOR Castor
Oil. It. is the only SAFE article in exist
cence which ia certain to assmilate the food,
ture wind collie, and produce natural sleep 1t
contains neither minerals. morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need not cry,
and mothers NAV lest maj:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ OF als vend. Exponas to me d.
rectcd, will he exposed pnhc sale at the store Of
Daniel Fox No. 10 West Sixth street. Wilmington In
New Castle county, Del, on
M0NDAT, MARcH 2, 1874,
At O'Clock, p. m,
The following described personal property, viz
sewing machine, book case and contents, desk
and chair side board aud contents, looking glass and
pictures hat rack &c carpet CHAIRS cot bedst- ads,
&c. Lot feathers, Sc, springs, &C.
Seized and taken in execution the property OF
Daniel Fox, and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherin's Ofice, New Castle, February Q, 1874.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19
SATURDAY., MAR0HT, 1874,
At 4 o'clock, p. IN.


All tnat certain, lot piece or parcel OF land and
brick dwelling thereon erected situate In the CITY OF
Wilmington Aforesaid and bounded and described as
folio ;, that II to say Beginning on tue sonthery
side OF Second street, at distance OF 20 rect caster
~ from Madison rect, thence southerly parallel
with Mndissn St 50 #. to stake thence easteriy par
alei with Second street 10 feet six inchesto STAKE
thence northerly through the middle o. two leet
wide ies to the said sOuthery side OF SECOND street
thence westerly along said Second street TO tue place
OF beginning thirteen feet Inches DC the contents
thereof what they may
Seized and taken in execution rs the property Of
Patrick Dillon and Sarah Dillon, his wife, and ID.
II. Sutton, ierre tenant, and to be sold BY
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
Snerd-a Office Now ;,larIe. EshrnRrK Ii. lsIA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19
SHERIFF,S SALE.

nv v,rtue OF writ of Levari Facias, to me direct
ed will DO exposed to Public Sale, at the Lafayette
hotel No. sal Shiplcv street kept by james PIER
son. in tho city of Wilmington, New Castle county,
SATURDAY, NARoH !, 1873
At 2 O'Clock, p. m.,
the following described Real Estate VIZ
All that certain lot or piece of land lying and being
situated In Chrts,ana Hundred In the said county OF
New Castle and State OF Delaware, bounded ana de-
scribed as follows. that Is TO say Beginning at a
poi nt on the easterly side OF Clayton street extend
Cd ct a corner OF lani Of William Bull tlencs
in ches to line Of land OF Henry q. Banning thence
co terly along said aiming line $50 feet to cor.
ner thence northerly and paTaei 20 Layton street
westerly along sail Bushs land $50 ieot 70 the place
OF beginning, be the contcn's within said pounds
what they may. -, -. .
Seized and taken In execution as the property OF
John p. McLcar and Amelia F. his wife nortgngors
and William Bush terre tenant, and to be sold by
ROBBERY J.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
She riff 'slOfice, New Castle, Feb. Is, 1Ti.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19

The aggregate earnings of the Baltimore
q Ohio Railroad Company for the year 1878
were Sl2, 252, SAB, against $l0,654,47l in
1872. The earnings over expenses were in the
mast year SI,934, 1876, against S4,532, OIL in
Che year previous.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ny virtue oil a VIII OF NeHu. ENpOnas 10 me ulreC-
ted will be exposed TO Pablo Sale, at the National
hotel kept by jackson Br liant In Middletown, In st.
Georges Hundred, New Castle county, Del, on
FRIDAY, MARCH6, 1874,
AT IL o'clock, m,
The following DIT soribed real estate, viz;
A lot of land, situated in Appoquinimlnk Hundred,
New Castle county, Del, bounded and described us
follows 10 WIT On the north side by lands of VIM.
Wilson, on the east By landsot William CHM, de-
ceased, the west by land OF James p. Rothwe IL,
and south by lands Of the heirs OF Isaac Gibbs
containing One Hunared and Ninety Acres of Land
less with frame dwelling and other outbuild-
ings thereon erected.
No. ., A lot OF land situated in Middletown, st.
Georges Hundred, New Castle county, Delaware,
bounded the cast by lands OF jos. IL. Walker, oil
the west BY H ID Howell, on the north by lot No.
hereafter mentioned and described aud the south
b. Main street Nc, being % feet front by one hun
bred aud nifty feet deep, be the same what they
may with a frame store house thereon erected.
No. g. A lot situated in Mlddlctown, in st. Georges
Hundred, New Castle county, Del, bounded and de
scribGd follow, to wit \ lot 10 feet front extend
ing back hundred and fifty fact to land OF Thorn
as Massey tue west, Jos. H. Walker on tile south
by - Kelley on the north, &c, be the contents
what they may
Seized aud taken in execution as tue property oil
Thomas Ii. Rothwcll aud to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG Sheriff.
Sherih1s fl &c, New Castle, February 49, 1874.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst at the residence Of tile
BRIDES parents, by Rev. L. Marks, Dir. An
drew Alderman of Wilmington, Del, to Miss
Jennie j. Collins, Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19
pENNsYLvANIA ELEcrIoNs.-rhe Phllaie

pENNsYLvANIA ELEcTIoNs.-rhe Phlaiel-
phi4 City Election Oh Tuesday resulted IN the
success the Republican candidates, Mayor
William $. Stokley receiving lO,Sl9 majority !;
Chy Solicitor, Charles II. y. Coils, II BIB ma
iority, and Receiver Of Taxes, Thomas j.
Smith, l40O7 majority. The total vote for
Mayor was l02 ,9OI, while that for state Trea-
surer last October was 83 Dab. Tue total vote
f1r Mayor ia 1871, was ll2, l7s.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-19

Tor CORONER.
ABNER P. BAILEY,
Subject to the nomination OF the Republican
Party. teole