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Rherfm,s ka le.

RY virtue Of q writ Of LsvAri YAcias TO me
~ directed. will be exposed 10 Pablo Sale,
DELAwAREHousE. No. SIS hARKkTsr
kept by Ge"rse W. 0rtlip, In the city Of Will
minEton, New Castle county. Delaware. en-
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1875,
AT 2 O'Clock. p. m.
she following described Real Estate. VIZ:
All that certain lot OF land and building
situate in the said City OF Whining.
ton. bounded and described as follows, to
wit: Beginning at a corner formed by the
lines OF the southerly side OF + fifth st and the
westerly side OF Rodney St., thence southerly
along the said siGe Of Rodney st sixty.nine
feet 10 a corner, thence by line north forty
two and half degrees west TO point where
"A line drawn at right angles from Fifth St
seventy-fve feet from the aforesaid side OF
Rodney St. will intersect this line, thence
rortherly parallel with Rodney st. thirty.
seven feet more or less to the Aforesaid side
OF Fifth ST. and thence thereby easterly sew.
enty-ive feet to the place OF beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Richard W. Crook, and Sarah F.,
his wife James b. Stidham, and to be
sold by
wM. II. JAMESON. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. New Castle,
October n. 1873. .oct2s-ts
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
Reglsrer's Order.
REGISTERS 0FYIcE.


NEW CASTLE CoU NTY. Oct. 10th. 1875.
Upon the application or John Grand er md
David Chandler, Executors OF kebecca Chaud-
ler. late OF ilmington Hundred, in said coun-
ly, deceased it is ordered and directed 10y
the Register that the Executors aforesaid.
give notice OF the granting Of Letters
Testameutary upon the Estate OF the
deceased. with the Gate of granting thereof
by causing advertisements u be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters, in
six of the most public places OF the County OF
New Castle. requiring all persnns having
demands against the Estate. to pl esent the
same. or abide by an Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period in
the Daily Gazette, a newspaper publishes
in Wilmington, and TO be continued therein
three weeks (E. o. D.
Given under the hand and Seal
SEAI, Noi Office of the Register aforesaid,
jat New Castle, in New Castle Coun.
Nty aforesaid, the day and year a bo g
written. $. G. BlGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tLte OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Executors. on or be.
fore Oetober 26th. 1876. or abide the Act o.
Assembly in such case made and provided.
JOHN CHANDLER,
LAVID CHANDLER.
Executors.
ADDREss-wilmington. Bel.
cct2S- eod2W
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Sherin's sale.

Dl virtue otSundry writs OF Levari Facias
ID TO me directed, will be exposed toPublic
Sale. At the Hotel of Alexander Maxwell, in
Middletown, IN st. Georges Hundred. New
Castle county Del.
On FRIDAY, 5th DAY OF TNOVEMBEn, 1875,
At O clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain tract, Farm piece or parcel
OF land. situate in Appoquinimink hundred
New Castle county and State OF Delaware ad !.
Joining land of Gideon K. Rothweli, owen c.
Crow, Jonathan Stevenson. Henry Davis.
deceased, one Gooding, George Davis AMI
others, the metes and bounds OF which is as
follows, TO wit:
stevenson. thence with said Stevenson, south
twenty-four and a half degrees east. crossing
the public road leading from Pryor's Garner
on the State road. to thoroughfare neck,
public road, leading TO the Brick stone land.
ing, thence with SAID last named road north,
eighty nine and q half degrees east, with
lands of John A. Cavender, ninety elk perch
es TO land OF .. Z. Crow, thence with said
Crow nolth. twenty-three degrees west, las
near as could be taken) one hundred and
thirty pelches TO stone on the north side
OF a branch, thence with said Crow north,
siNty-one degrees east, hfty-seven perches 70
ditch on line of land of q. T. Rothwell,
thence with said ditch and said Rothwell
north, fifty and a fourth degrees west, lfty-
seven perches to said thorougiare neck road
thence crossing SAID road, and with said ditch
north. sINty-onc degrees and q half west
twenty-four and siN-tenths perchcs. with said
SAID ditch and sad RothwelPs land north, 3!
degrees west. eleven and sIX-tenths perches
10 the ruE of a branch, thence with the sew
era water courses of said branches anu land
ot sand Rothwell, about one hundred and
eighteen perches, TO a broken or dead tOt
spanish water oak, by the run of aid branci
corner, or near corner, for lands of Col
George DAVIS, and Mrs. Allen, thence witt
-ald DAVIS and Allen south - degrees west
as near a. Cuuld be taken. running TO tn,
suIt.I q q slnH. marked v hlte oak. S-I0 of :
perch de-t., l1p perchcs 10 land. Of Gooding
beng about links south Of which Is sun
posed TO bc the course Of Cooling, thcnc
with said Cooling, and lands Of Henry Davi.
deceased, south. twenty-one and half de
-rcen east, ZIG ~. perchcs to q stone. a cor
ucr for sad Davi and supposed {, be Il lin
. %! the lands 81 The aforesaid stevenson
thence with said Stcycnsou's north Il de
grecs, cast, ~ perches home TO the slacc q
beginning, containing two nunGred an,
-eyentg-hye acres Of land, be the same NOR
or less.
Seized and taken in cAe,.,4s,e.i "a. anu,
erty of Joseph ". Nandegrift and lara Van
degr!tt his wife and terre tenants, and to b
sold by
WM. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
>herif7s ONCE, New Castle,
october IL. a. D.. les. SOct lots.
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What the Press SAID Yesterday.

Philadelphia Inquirer believes that the
people will vote for and elect to-day the
best man for Governor, and adds, after
all, the cry of the party demagogues is
very small cry indeed, and few are dis
turbed or mislcd by 1t. The gentlemen
contending for the Governorship are un-
iversally respected and respect each
other. Pennsylvania is the confessed
battle ground of the Presidency. If to-
day Democratic Governor should be
elected by this State, next year Demo-
cratic President would be elected by the
United States.
Philadelphia Ledger trusts that no citi-
zen will forget that to-day is election day
nor permit any pressure ef business or o
other affairs to prevent him from dis
charging that most important duty of a
citizen in republican government
casting his ballots for such men as his
conscience tells him are the best for the
interests Of the whole community of
which he is part. Itis far better for
the citizen in favor of good government
to devote the brief time required for the
preparation and depositing of his ballot
on election day. and TINS aid in securing
the good government he seeks, than to
lament bad government all the rest of
the year, after failing to vote with prop
er discrimination, and having done moth
ing towards the selection of good officers.
Philadelphia Press says: 1t is the
opinion of the most experienced politi-
clans that Governor Hartranft will come
to Philadelphia with little or no MAORI
ty. His majority, then. will be what
this city gives him, and this we estimate
at between $1,000 and 5000. More san.
guine :calculators foot up majority in
the State for the Republican ticket of
10000. The former figures have at pres
ent the greater proba bility.
n. Y Herald says that ten or eleven
of the States holding elections to-day,
three-New York, Pennsylvania and
Massachusetts--a important from their
bearing ON the Presidential election.
1Hllhuelpuih ftHeS hys UnaU tnOus-
ands of the most conscientious Republi-
cans will vote for Jude Pershing solely on
the issue of reform, and other thousands
hoping to quicken our industry by YER
dict against enforced resumption will
vote the same way or refrain from voting.
More than Nifty thousand electors will
not attend the polls, and the vote cast
for Buckalew in 1872 would defeat Hart
ranft BY 10000.
New York World says the result in
Pennsylvania is for variety Of causes
doubtful. The Republicans have made
ample preparations to CARRY the State
BY averaging for the usual egregious
frauds at PdilsdelphiA and in Luzerne
county.
The Springfield Republican. says:---
"The odds are that Samuel J. Tilden'
Democrat, will be the next President
Certainly, he is nearer the White House
to-day than any other politician of either
party. Barring accidents, his chance for
reaching it is much the best. 1t is not
SO good as it was yesterday.
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RY virtse OF . writ Of vsnditioni Kxpsaas
TO me directed; will be expossd 70 Public
in Delaware City. in Red Lien Husdred. New
Csstie county. rslsware oa
MONDAY.
THR ssh DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1875.
At 2 o'clock. p. N,
The ollowinE described Real Relate. viz:
Ne. !, A lot OF land situated in st. GEORGES
Hundred. New Castle county. and State Of
Delaware. near Port Penn. bounded and de-
scribed a. follows, TO wit:
Adjoining lands of Dan Ach Cleavor. Henry
Price and Dr.. David Stewart, separated by
public road. containing absut one hundred
acres Of land more or less, With house and
barn aad other out buildings thareen erected.
in St. Georges hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware, bounded on the north by Market
street, on the sonth by William Z. Cieaver. on
the east by Samuel Carpenter. and ON the
more or less with frame house thereon
erected.
No. 5, A lot OF land situated In Port Penn,
in st. Georges Hundred, New Castle county,
David Stewart, on the south by lands OF
Thomas Higgins, Oh the east by DR.. David
Stewart, and on the west by Congress street,
be the same what may, with frame
house thereon erected.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty Of Samuel Jefferson. deceased, (Thos
craven, admr Z. L. A. OF samuel Jefferson,
WIN. II. LAMBsoN Sheriff.
Snes October Ise IS. 4. .fs 5. % IFS. octal.stawts
ner,n'. ale.
Dy virtue OF a writ OF vendItionl Exponas
ID to nae directed, Will be exposed to Public
Sale. at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the City of Will
mington. New Castle County. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D 1875
at O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with n
fame house thereon erected situate in the
city OF Wilmington, bounded and described
| Ms follows, TO wit:
Beginning on the northerly side OF Front
| street between jefferson and Madison sts
at the distance Of thlrty-three feet from the
easterly side OF Madison street at the mid
die OF the division wall between thus and
| the adjoining house. thence with said mid
die of said division wall northerly parallel
| win Madison street sixty.four feet and ten
inches to a corner OF land now or formerly OF
| Thomas Curly, thence with q line OF said
land. easterly. parallel with Front St, six.
| Teen feet and six inches to stake thence
northerly parallel with Madison ST., sixty
| TOUR feet ana two inches. and passing through
the middle of the division wall, between this
| ana the house now, or formerly OF Jacob
Lloyd to the aforesaid side OF Front st. and
thence, thereby westerly sixteen feet and
SIX inches to the place of beginning.
| Seizcd and taken into execution as the pro-
letlA g! >lnon >choniercr and to be sold BY
"M II. LAMBSON, Sheriff
Sheriff !,.cc New Caste
'i''"' d 10. oc.g-gawts
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kexIster's tDrUer,
RKGIsIERS ORrIcR.


NV CASTLE County. Oct. III, 1873.
Upon the application OF Mapsel Tweed,
Executor of John Tweed late o! White
Clay Greek hundred. in said county, deceas-
ed it is ordered and directed by the kegis-
ter that the Executor aforesaid give
notice OF the granting " Letters TestA-
mentary upon the Estate Of the deceasea,
with the date of granting thereof. by Causing
advertisements 10 be posted within forty days
from the date Of sucn Letters. in six Of The
most public places Of the county of New Cts
tic. recurring all ne-sOns having demands
az ,nst the ks'ate to present the saue or
abide by an act Assenbly in such c. {
made ami provided And AIS" cause the same
70 be irser,ed within re .' nc le.iod IN TIE
Daily Gazette, ae- rRD,- ,Ytlisael II.
NlinlnRtuu, al. T.. 'H'.'l. --. e. e-f !.
60. "a. 1ars. VIE b..
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~ o'Ere - ;se :.cs. yer :.rtsgll. -;
Ne. 1nsIlc. Se- Cas-. ..5-.- ..o-.'t q.
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NANSLL T'TE III.
+adret.-->rwarg, Del. s,-7c1dsw
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The Elections.


more unfavorably to the Democrats
than we hoped for. Atthis timeit cannot
be told exactly which party has car
ried the Legislature In New York,
The World of to-day claims the State
Tor the Democrats by $500 majority 4;
and the Legislature by bare majority,
and it has therefore been lifted out of
the control of the Canal Ring. But the
Republican papers also claim the Leg
stature as we'll as the State ticket
The Times and the Sun say the Repub-
leans carry the State by from 10000
TO $1,000. The Herald says the Demo
Gratis lose $4,000 from Tilden's vote
.ast year, and have elected their State
ticket by 10000. 1t will require later
returns to furnish the exact result.
In Pennsylvania, Hartranft (Repub.
ican) probably leaves Philadelphia
with $4,000 majority, which should
insure him the State by from 5000 to
l0,000, though outside the Democrats
makes small gains, and Piolett runs
ahead of his ticket and may possibly
secure tie State Treasurership.
In Massachusetts, Rice, Republican,
S elected by plurality not equal to
the prohibition, labor leform and
Charles Francis Adams vote, running
considerable ahead Of his ticket. Mr..
Rice's plurality is estimated at from
1000 10 1000. His majority was prin-
cipaily secured in Boston. Mr.. Crapo,
the Republican candidate for Congress
Is elected in the First district. Gaston's
majority last year was over 1000
There are small Republican gains in
the Legislature, but the vote was liyht.
and the result generally disappointing
TO Republicans
In Mississippi, ON very light vote,
the Conservatives sweep the State,
electing Treasurer and majority ia
both branches of the Legislature,
amounting N about twenty on Joint
ballot, and at least four Congressman.
The election passed OF with without a
disturbance.
In Wisconsin, thsugh Taylor leads,
The gains for Ludington, Republican,
especially at Milwaukee, are so heavy
as 10 indicate his election by small
majority. This result, however, may
be changed by returns from the back
districts.
Minnesota has elected the entire
republican State ticket, with the ex.
reption OF the Treasurer, by from
10000 to 5000 majority. Ia 1873 the
Republican majority was little over
1000.
Returns from New Jersey are very
ndefnite, but indicate decided Repub.
can gains in the Legislature.
The Conservatives of Virginia have
arried the State by the usual maiori.
y, and have secured an increased ma
3ority in the Legislature. General
Bradley 7. johnson is elected to the
Senate.
Maryland has elected the full Demo
cratic State ticket by majority esti-
mated at 10000, which is about the
same as that of 1871. The majority for
Carroll, Dem, for Governor, in Balti.
nore city is 1880.
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SUERIFF'S sAr.r s.
St,eruh's sale.

DY virtue "f p writ o. nevtrt F.ciaS 70 me
y directed will be exposed To Puhiic >ale
at the
DEL W BE HOUSE. No. .5ls MARKET ST
kept bv Geo. u ortlp. in the citv Of Will
ningtun, .,ew Cattle county, Deln .are. on
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1875.
at2oc ock, p. m,
TIE olluwing described Heal .tate. viz:
All thnt certain lot or parcel ~f land with q
brick dwelling thereon erected. situate in the
city If "ilmiugton aforesaid. and bounded
and described as follows to wit:
Beginning on the westerly side "t Town
send street at the distance OF one hundred
of b street. 'bence westerly and parallel with
A and B reet through the middle of the
division wall dividing this from the adjoin
ing mouse on the south two hundred feet 10
the easterly side OF But nwood street.
thence northerly along ths same fourteen
feet to a stake. thenc easterly AM parallel
with A nd B streets through the middle oi
the division wall dividing this IRON the ad-
Join ing b ouse on the nor, two hundred feet
10 the aforesaid westerly side of Townsend
street. thence southerly along the said west
erly side of Townsend street fourteen feet to
the place OF beginning be the contents there
of what they m4y.
Seized ana taken I execution as the pro-
perty OF BENJAMIN 4. Townsend and Eliza
beth c.. bis wife. and terre tcnans. and to bs
WIN H. JAMESON, Sheriff.
shyrif7s Ofsce. New Castle.
October u. 1873. oct23-2tawts
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DY vi.tue of writ of Venditioni Exponas
ID 10 me directed. wi be exposed TO ruone
Sale at the Hotel of homes .. Bradway in
Delaware city. in Rel ion hundred. New
Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE 2otu Day Of NOVEMBER, Is 5
At 10 o clock, A. M.
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot or piece of ground 81 : :.
ua in Red Lion hundred. and county OF
New astle on the northwest.rly SIDE OF
Clinton street, northessterly side Of Fourth
street, a son heast.rly side of W ashington
street, Delaware City New Castle county
Delaware, containing in front or bread "a. ON
the said Fourth street. two hundred and eisht
said Clinton ~. and Washington 1T. respect.
Iv.ly, t~o hundred and sixty feet more or
less to land of isaac Cbil bounded orth-
westerly by the said Washington street.
ives, erly BY aid Fourth ST., and north easter
ly by lands Of Is.s bill, saving and except,
ing there vi a certain lot or piece OF ground
one hundred feet squire commencing At the
distance OF one hundred and eighty ieet on
said Clinton street from the west corner OF
Third street and said Clinton BIT and from
that point extending the distance of one hun
dred feet on said Clinton towards the said
Fourth ST. a I'd extending in depth from said
Clinter street front one hundred ieet; tts
100 feet square lot beng the property of the
! elaware City Methodist Episcopal Church:
And ALEC. al that certain lot or piece OF
ground situste on the northwssterly size OF
Washington St. northeasterly side of Fourth
St.. and southeasterly side of Adams IT. in
Delaware City aforesaid. containing in front
or breadth on the said Fourth St. two hun
dred and eight feet and extending in lenEth
or depth on the said Washington and Adams
streets respectively for y feet. bounded north
westerly by said Adam st. southeasterly ~
esid Washington St. southweeterly by said
Fourth street, ard northeastefly by the 10 nd
Of at present or formerly of John A hhurst
perty of Heury L. Packard. deceased. I'D
win II. Packard. 'dministi aio,, d. B, A. C.
T. A. Of Henry l.. Packard. deceased,) and TO
be sold BY
WIN. II. LAMBS0N. Sheriff
Sherin-s Office New Castle.
November /. 1873 nov 3-ts
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DLACK CAsHMEREs-Dir Direc, from the
meres at -. M. 81 90, 81 LIZ, II IS, {, -
$3.50. Thee desirable fabrics are at lower
prices tSsn We have offered Tor years. and we
recommend them tor coIsr and durability.
" L. SHARP
ot9 Fourth and MsrGe; strtes
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Minnie p; Pelham SS,'sss NJ. sas,.:. Ten 4 d
William II. Pelham. Al nbsi srSfSn' iol S',,s. m
New Castle County H. IS; Stat. o, D.,,,.
To the sheriff Of Now Castle County ps
ing:
whereas. Minnie p. Pelham By As psHi}
to the Judges OF cur Superior Cous led
the once OF the Prothonotary Of he "
Court in and for the County Of New Cstz
for the cause Of complaint therein ALLEGED
has made application to our sAid Judgs d
q decree may be pronounced dlssolving
marriage existing between the Petitioner
her husband, william II. Pelham.
We therefore command you as you n'
heretofore been commanded, thAt you n1
mon William II. Pelham, so that be be Y
appear before the said Judges Of our u
Superior Court ut the nextterm thereof 70 !
held at New Castle in and for the County
New Castle, on Monday the twenty'nlnth
of November next, TO answer the allegaloI
OF the said Petition and also TO show 2Is
If any he has, why decree OF the SAID louI
should not be made dissolving the marrlAs
existing between him and the said Petltion
according to the act OF Assembly in sucn ca
made and provided, and also to do and Il
ceive what the said Court shall then N
there consider concerning him in this oelA
as TO the Court shall seem meet and conssj
ent with the provisions Of the sad acs !
Assembly, andhave you then there iais v VI n !
Witness the Honorable LdWara
y Gilpin, Esq. at New Casue,
a. fifth day Of June, A. Ds hlsn'eeI
E6S hundred and seVenty.nve; n,,,
CHARLES BEAsIEM
Issued August 25, lS75. frvsnVsv snmmo
The above is true copy oi ais. summ0
August rs, 1875. ,,nsov shsrs
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?, AK PAYERS TAKE yoTIcV,

The undersigned. rece,yers .,o
SSmooi Ss1E la1es for the city Of WlmiUU.! 4
1870; give notice to persons wha iagtoR.
paid their City and School Taw WV ~ nave d
have had their bills presentsd 'ys ,s. NS, d
iequired by law, To call and ss,,,' .lst they d
. days from delivery OF the hi I'Te n. Ine same
request all such persona to cai, me receive
No. 10 East Sixth street and a aa..,e y. Wen Cd,
uelay tney having given bonds to nv WAY .,
the money Is due them and they ara 'ae @ cltl
sible for 1t, and they hspe those ,So, S'e respOl
Will be prompt, while, perhsn. 'ias can 4
cannot pay at once, will cali Az re sTme u
arrangements to pay when tbev na ake son
most respectfully ask Won 'Al and /
your attention so as to avoid 49, gNe tn
r unpleasantness. The city ye' naaJs' cos'
and requires US to collect ii or .eVus Nss mont
what we propose to do.ls to COLI. u. pay IL al
The receivers also give notics an aau pay
Der OF lots in the I'd, Sd, 5tb m ~ u a. nl1
10th wards that they cannot find I'm YIN az
OF. All such persons owning said AZ ,oe oWneI
please call and settle or wa w1II Valu l1Is W
for taxos and costs. wal sell thel
ONCE No. 10 East Sixth strss, hat,
Market and King. Hours from ,o soesSee
every evening, and on market morn,n veoc
Receiver Northern District ilns,NSia.,
north OF 9th street, NN'ns
EDWARD FARNAR
Receiver Southern District 'includns
south OF 9TH street oc,ie1 !,
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The Convention of the Brotherhood
q Conductors met yesterday in Allan
q, Ca, delegates being present from
fh!rty six subordinate divisions. The
LESSONS will continue during the week.
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may BE- interesting 20 read that, in
.-a:ient Rome, all candidatci Tor Office
we're accustomed to dress in white robcs,
Is emblematic Of the purity of their past
lives and future aspirations. hence their
aame from o1ndidue, white, candidates,
ynitened.
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To SUFFERING LADnS-"Dr. Rogerson's
Finale Bydyasti~ PsU<srs." for all female
Complaints. BY mail, o.. Address. DR..
RoRerson. p. o. Box. 256s y. Y. utv
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WALTER cUMMINs,
4 ATTORNEY AY-LAW.
No DIP King street,
Next door to Rost Office,
dec J'773-ly vilnin. J..

Orlthe Rath.
Bath Brushes, Bath Toweis. Bath sponges
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Afso
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, Of morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same class at
E BRlSGHURST d CO..
Corner Sixth and Marker ftree
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The hrst success of the war between
me troops of the Republic Of Liberia and
he wild tribes of Africa was scored in
:avor OF the latter. Nine hundred troops
=: the Republic attacked a collection of
ne native villages and were repulsed
-osing heavily in killed and wounded,
and having to abandon some OF their
guns. The wild men fought nobly.',
they were too much for their civilized
5rethrcn. The result of this encounter
Will enspirit the inland tribes and make
;ne war serious matter for the Liber
an Repu bic, whose leaders put far too
ow an estimate upon the prowess of the
-aen by whom they are surrounded.
me present difficulty grew out of dis
ute IN relation to the boundary lines
'etween Liberia and In. neighboring
-1bes. The latter fz the line in on. di-
.ection at the Fourth degree North lati
-7de, and claim they haze "a right u
--ade with foreigners cAae4. no.wit,
--andins Ljb-yiaa laws to IT,. contrary
d" ~" j orh "a successful combina.
ion has boon made il this election l,y
ding to the votes Of the anti Tam
many Democrats, the solid vote Of tho
,epublican party. lis Democrats moi
E.mmiaY Democrat who are thu,
victorious.