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FROM the Philadelphia Telegraph. tRepub.)
Henry +. Pease, Postmaster at Nicks-
burg, Miss, has been removed and his
successor appointed. Mr. Pease, gen
tleman Of color, was United States
Senator, but when his term expired in
Aarch last he was nothing 10th to ac-
eept a postmastershlp. Although pos
,essing love of Office natural to one
wto has breathed for any length of time
ne atmosphere Of Washington, the ex-
senator and ex-Postmaster is not bad
SORT OF fellow by any means. In the
recent complications, he was public
spirited enough to adopt in good earnest
ne motto long since promulgated BIZ
lie leader OF his party, Let US have
peace. He objected to the maneuyres
Z: Ames and all his crew, and took an
active part IN securing an opportunity
;or a full, free, and peaceable expression
{. the public sentiment of his State
Trough the ballot box. This express
son was most decidedly averse to Ames
and his crew, and as consequence they
sought, through his successor in the
Senate, also colored man, some little
revenge by going for Mr.. Pease's official
scalp. They have it, but its possession
IS but drop of consolation to the buck
e Of misfortune that has been emptied
ever them. on the other hand, Mr..
fease has the satisfaction Of knowing
:tat he has sacrificed himself in good
cause.
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The Republican has a sympathizer in
the Pottsville Miners Journal, a strong
Republican paner. 1t gives the follow
ing advice to some of its contemporaries ::
Eve would not advise our friends to
crow over the death of imitation too
soon. There will be Democrats enough
in Congress this winter to give the re-
sumption act severe overhauling-for
which nobody but the brokers will be
very sorry-and if times continue hard
during next Spring and Summer we may
expect to hear great deal more about
the rag money" doctrine in the next
campaign"
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SAIt RDA1.
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1875.


miDgton, New Castle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1875,
at 2 O'Clock. p. IN,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or parcel If land with a
brick dwelling thereon erected. situate in tho
city Of Wilmington aforesaid. and bounded
and described as follows. to wit:
Beginning on the westerly side of Town
send street at the distance OF one hundred
and ninety-two feet from the D0rtherly side
of 3 street, thence westerly and parallel with
and street through the middle of the
division wall dividing this from the adjoin-
ing house on the south two hundred feet 70
the easterly side OF Buttonwood street,
thence northerly along the same fourteen
feet to a stake. thence easterly and parallel
with A nd B streets through the middle OF
the division wall dividing this from the ad-
| joining bouse on the nor,h two hundred feet
TO 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 may.
Seized ana taken in execution as the pro-
perty oil Benjamin +. Townsend and Eliza
beth c., his wife, and terre tcnans. and to be
sold By
WIN II. LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
sheriff's 0fsce. New Castle.
october u. 1875. Joct23-2tawts
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AZ ~ o CLOCK. A. H.,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of ground ST.
ua'e in Red Lion hundred, and county of
New ,astle on the northwest rly side of
Clinton street. north easterly side Of Fourth
street, 40 sontheasterly side of Washington
street. 10 Delaware City. New Castle county,
Delaware. containing in front or breadth. ON
the said Fourth street. two hundred and eight
| feet and extending in length or depth. on the
, said Clinton ST. and Washington St. respect
/ less to land of isaac Ubil. bounded north
westerly by the said Washington street,
| southeasterly by said Clinton street, south
westerly by taid Fourth ST.. and nor easter
| ly by lands of Issa jbil, saving and except
| ing there u a certain lot or piece of ground
| one hundred feet square. commencing at the
distance of one hundred and eighty feet on
| said Clinton street from the west corner Of
| Third street and said Clinton st and from
that point extending the distance of one hun
dred feet on said Clinton st. towards the said
Fourth st. a ld extending in depth from said
Clinter street front one hundred ieet this
delaware City Methodist Episcopal Church.
And also, all that certain lot or piece OF
ground situate on the northwesterly side OF
ST.. and south easterIy side Of Adams st. in
| Delaware City afor esa aid, containing In front
or breath on the said Fourth st. two hun
: dred and eight feet and extending in length
or depth on the said Washington and Adams
streets respectively forty feet. bounded north
) westerly by said Adams St. southeasterly b.
said Washington St., southwesterly by sale
Fourth street. and northeassterly BY the lane
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of Henry L. Packard. deceased, (Ed
] win ii. Packard. Administrator, d. B, A.
| 7. A.. Of Henry l.. Packard. deceasedJ and t
'' N " WIN. H. LAMBsoN. Sheriff
Sherif's Office New Castle.
November / 1875. Iev 3-ts
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"OiICES. "

oTiCE.-A meeting of the stoot.,,-
~ OF the Wilmington Loan Hsvs..Snn!olders
VIII be held on Thursday evening s.oclator nsx, to-,
eetr reiatiya ~ at tha ~ O'clock at No s MARIE sS.
which has ''run out" Moyt,snmeh sne hrst serss
obligations will then be surrendessSS ana oite
novs-4t GEO, c. MARS
Spcro,s
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. Az PAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

The undersigned. receivers ot c;,r -,
school Taxes for the city Of WIminct5au @il
1875. give notice TO persons who hsvn soI
paid their City and School Tax for isT5 NY NV;
nave had their bills presented that thev nv a,a
required by law, to call and settls the y ssH "e
days from delivery ofthe bill The recsyera ,v ~
request all such persons to call at Il cir ot;ce
No. 10 East Sixth street, and settle withsV. Hve
delay; they having given bonds to the ri,v
the money Is due them and they are resmoy
sible for 1t, and they hepe those that can rav
will be prompt, while, perhaps some tbs. hS,
cannot pay ut once, will call and make sors 1In,
arrangements to pay when they can and ws
most respectfully ask you 10 giye ttis
your attention SO as to avoid trouble, costs
.r unpleasantness, The city needs none
and requires us to collect it or paw It. ana
what we propose to do Is to collect and pav Il
The receivers also give notice OF a MN.
Der OF lots in the I'd, Sd, 5th 7th, sth gth and
10th wards that they cannot find the owner,
of. All such persons owning said lots nil
please call and settle or we will sell them
for taxes and costs.
Office No. 10 East Sixth street between
Market and King. Hours from to O'Clock
every evening, and on market mornings
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District (includng all
north of 9Th street,
EDWARD FARMAR
Receiver Southern District (includng ell
south of 9TH street oCtlla
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Senator BdyGrd and Education

So far from Senator BAYARD being op-
posed to education, he is actually in fa-
vor of giving a common school education
to every man woman and child without
regard to color. But he holds to the
opinion that the United States has no
was in favor of the Legislature of our
own State providing for the education of
the blacks. and proposed to some men,
bers of that body to set the poll tax OF
colored voters aside for a fund for their
education. 1t is. and has been n matter
OF so much concernnent with him that
he has long been in the habit OF having
the servants about his house taught to
read. As man and boy he has been in
our midst during the whole rise and
progress of our excellent public schools,
and has never paid a tax more cheerful
ly than he does his school tax, nor has
he ever been known to oppose the cause
of education, on the contrary, he has al
ways favored it.
His speech III the Senate which the
Commercial garbled, was to prevent Con-
gress putting clause in the Constitu-
tion of Virginia that would have des-
troyed the liberty of the people of that
State, and prevented them forever from
changing their Constitution without
the sanction of Congress. In fact it
was to prevent Congress forcing an anti
republican Constitution upon people,
whereas, its duty is to see that the States
have a republican form of government.
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NJ OTICk.-The Chesapeake and noI.,r.-
! Canal Company.--k general moe,;N e.a;Ndle
the Comp any Will be held at tba b@eesiaS otsaS o.
philadelphia, on MONDAY, Decembarlc r Hmlce s n
1875. at II O'Clock, A. NJ. e~oef DID,
novl.s,22.29 HENRY V. LESLEY se,,r
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTFpo
WATER DEPARTMENT.

WATER DEPARTMENT
I' Whining wilmington off5eE' pe1 1900 1000 Markets, a
thn al, persons nn who have sold property u,,.
TO the Registrar at the Office be ~ ,S IN IN Writing
partment, before the Both day ot ~ water wafer De-
1875, and insert in the notice the nosSef, n,oUsemoef,
purchaser and the number Of the h.a'ueo. n The
purchased; otherwise they will I ho properly
for the water rent the next wear nsiu liaole
persons who may wish to discont,nrn aiso, a.!
OF water or any portion of it musi aivo uie ese
as above, and pay two dollars for lTa nOtce
sefrre; no hn alteration will be made in
nov3to30 AiVINiikt,
Registrar
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THE cath day OF NOVkMBkk. 1873,

THE 24th day OF NOVkMBkk, lS'5,
At / o'clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate, VIZ.
A building situated partly In the town OF
Middletown in st. Georges Hundred, in the
County of New Castle. on the east side of
Broad street, about one hundred and five feet
north OF Lockwood street. being forty feet
front on Broad street. and Ine hundred and
eighty feet deep to Norway street. and bound
ed on the south by land OF Colonel Charles L.
Anderson, and on the north by lands OF Col
Joshua Clayton, OF Thomas. be the same
what it may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Nathan Simmons and to Re sold by
VIM. II. LAMBS N. Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, New Castle,
NOYeunhar 1. lh15.
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Sherin's sale.

DY virtue of q writ OF Ais. Levari Facias.
- (Mech. Lien.) TO me directed. will be
exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel Of Alex
ander Maxwell. in Middletown. St Georges
hundred. New Castle county. pel,ware. on
WEDNESDAY,.
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A DJouRNED
TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue of an Order Of the Chancellor OF
- the State of Delaware. made on the 9th
day of September, A. D.. ISIS. in a cause of par
tit,on between Daniel Diehl. et.al. petitioners
and Abraham P. Shannon. et.al.. respondents.
MONDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. D. 1875.
At 2 o'clock, p. M,
At the Hotel of George Whitfield. in the
city OF New Castle. Delaware, the following
Real Estate. viz:
All that Ger ain Tract of Land situate in
New Castle hundred, New Castle county and
State of Delaware. on the road leading from
Christiana to Red Lion. bounded now or late
by land of John Stoops. Robert Och eltree
others by the said road and the Christiana
River. containing about 200 Acres OF Land.
more or less with the dwelling house Awe...
and outbuildings thereon erected. EX!m
Attendance viii be given and n,
terms Of sale made known at the klA.V
time and place aforesaid by the undersign ed.
Trustee appointed by the Chancellor to effect
the sale. or his Attorney.
CHAS. b. LORE, Trustee.
n. B.-This farm. late the property OF Henry
Hugg, deceased. adjoins the Bear Station land
on the Delaware Rail Road miles from New
Castle. 1t rs located in one of the finest ag-
uonal! good soil tis convenient to Schools.
Churches, Markets. and j. very desirable
property. CliAS. b. LORE.
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NOTIGE.-At the last stated meeting Of
~ the managers OF the Wilmington say
ings Fund Society, it was on motion resolved
ts pay to the Deposltors 5H per cent per an.
mum, calculated monthly, no interest being
allowed on fractions OF a month, to commence
at the, beginning OF the next fiscal year; and
that the Treasurer give notice of the increase
of the rate of interest at least three months
before the end of this year
ALBERT W. SMITH, treasr
W.. f. Society.
Wilmington, Sept. 20. 1875. total
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he RAG-BABY PREs1pENT.-We call
TIE attention Of the Republicans to the
apeech OF President Grant. If that
Journal is sincere in its advocacy Of in
t"tion and the increase 10y the Govern.
neLt Of its issue of paper money, it
ought to resent the insult offered to it by
me two-penny speech OF the Silent
uan, behind the cigar" tbs true that
LIE merely repeated the sarcasm of the
N. y. World and other Democratic news
papers heaped upon the Republican bant
Ing; but it is equally true that he is so
b4unted by debauchery that he is in.
Competent to originate anything to call
forth applause. This, however, does
not lessen the insult offered to Kelly,
futler, Phillips and other friends of the
Aep"tttoon. who have been the persistent
nurses OF the rag baby" and it was, to
say the least, mean in Grant to 20 to
democratic sources to gather slang to
,nrow at his own friends. The Repabl,.
az" ought 10 inform him of this fact-to
remind him that he was glad himself to
nurse the same rag baby" until his
salary was raised, and an opportunity
appeared of getting his pay in gold wher
be at once became as careless of the in.
terests of the people as though they were
not already taxed too heavily to keep {
Dummy in the Presidential chair. Thi
! ag baby burial is no funeral of tn,
Democrats and they are not called t,
act the part of mourners; but it look
very bad in Grant to turn upon the cur
rency of his own party and make fun G
that by which he has SO long been fed.
NEWSPAPER CHANGE The Philade
pkia All-Doy City Item which is now a
afternoon paper will be changed to
morning publication about the first {
December. The Item has stood high q
an enterprising newspaper heretofor
and we have no doubt that it will il
crease its reputation and usefulness as
morning issue.
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sherin's sale,

RY virtue OF a writ of Leyari Fa cias to me
- directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale,
ut the
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county. Delaware, on
SATITpDAY
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NOTICE The Citizens Loan Association
~ now offers its 9Th series Of i0 shaes
for sale. FIRST payment due October1th, 1876.
seplS-tf GEO. U. MARS, Secretary.
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SIlerIH's Sale,

DY virtue of a writ Of Levari Facias to IN
ID directed. will oe exposed to Public Sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No. 5l3 MARKET ST
kept by Geo. W. ortlip, in the city of Will
miDgton, New Castle county, Delaware, on
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e. to goo per day at home. Samples
W. " w worth 81 free. sTINsroN q
Co., Portland. Maine.
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Sherin's sale.

DY virtue of a writ OF Venditoni Exponas
ID TO me directed. will be exposed to Public
~ale at the Hotel of hom.s y. Bradway. in
Delaware City, in Red Lion hundred, New
Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
TIE 20tn Day of NOVEMBER. ls.5.
Atl0o clock, A. H.,
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EDWARD FARMAR,
Receiver Southern District (ncudIng ell
south OF 9TH street OCtli.H
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lCoMMUYrcArID.

Messrsl Editors At special meet
ing of thu Patuxent Grange-the first
held sinct the death Of Senator Billings
ley-on Wednesday, the 3Oth of De-
cembcr list, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHERsAs, we are called upon in the
Providence of God to mourn the loss of
a friend md brother in the person of
our Worthy Lecturer, the Hon. Chap
man Billhgsley; AND WHEREAS, We
feel that il our brother, SO known and
loved for lis many virtues, his genial
and endeaing qualities, so valued and
trusted for the ability and fidelity with
which he discharged every duty of life,
whether as friend, neighbor, Christian
or statesman, his family, society, the
public and our Order have alike sus.
tanned great and irreparable loss.
Therefore, Resolved, That we deeply
and sincerely sympathize with the fam.
lily and relations of our deceased il
their distress and sorrow. That for the
period of thirty days each member Of
this Grange wear our badge of mourn
ing as q taken of the esteem in which
we held our brother and of the grief vi
feel for his demise. That the aforego
ing preamble and resolution be enter.
ed on the minutes of this Grange, b,
printed in the st. Mary's BEACON, ana
forwarded to the family of deceased.
T. II. BOND,
Secretary.
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GCoMMuNIcArED.
st. Inigoes' p. o. st. Mary's Co.,
january IL, 1878. (

Messrs. Editors Errors are many;
truth is one-similar in all its parts. !
admit that have committed various er-
rors during my life; but there is one
which I am charged with that am not
disposed to acknowledge at present I'm.
til I am thoroughly convinced that !
am laboring under a wrong impression.
If nv good friend, John N. Graves,
ESQ.,. did not have reference to John
Brown in his first communication, schs
don't he say 90? I succinctly replied II
Mr.. g. because / wished him to dis.
tinctly understand that there was al
least one member of the Republican party
of St. Mary's county who did not agree
with him concerning his lofty opinions
in regard to q man whose bloody deed,
Ozark oblivion" can never absorb.
am truly thankful for the 'important
service Mr.. G.. rendered me, and viii
say to the gentleman:
sVn all thy humors, whether grave or mellow
Thou'rt such touehy. testy, pleasan. fellow
Hsst 20 much wit, and mirth, and spleen abou
thee.
That there's no living with thee, nor withou
thee"
Very truly, &C.,
GEo. B. P. TAYLOR.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD
Though We are disinclined to make any
further investments in Southern Mary
land Railroad prospects or promises,
nevertheless, we feel called upon as
public journalists to print the following
memorial which we find going the
rounds of the Maryland Press. We
sincerely hope, that the Piedmont sub
scription by Washington city Of $780,
600 may be devoted to our road and
made eligible to its speedy completion
.The memorial of the undersigned,
citizens of the cities of Washington and
Georgetown in the District of Column
bia, who represent every branch of in
dustrial pursuits in the said cities, and
District, respectfully represent that
they are deeply interested in the COM
pletion Of the Southern Maryland Rail.
road at an early day as practicable
That tie said railroad company has
been actively engaged in the construc.
ton Of said railroad from the city Of
Washington to Point Lookout at the
confluence of the Potomac river with
the Chesapeake Bay. That it has CON-
pleted the greater part OF the grading
bridgin: and culverts, that in conse
auence Of the recent panic IN the mo-
ney market, and the extraordinary
stringency which exists, the company
has been unable to press the work I,
an immediate completion. Your me
morialists further represent that tn
line will furnish q short and expedi
tious route, not over two hours and-a
half from Washington, to the deep wa
tiers Of the harbors of st. Mary's rive
and Point Lookout, and short an,
convenient outlet to the sea- That be
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Another landmark, of the eighteenth
century, ON the bleak coast Of Time has
fallen! Fallen, not by any storm or
cut down by any ruthless hand, but
crushed by the frosts of seventy live
Winters. Mrs. E. E. SHANKs lived to
see the seventy sixth anniversary Of her
Redeemer and Advocate, and on the
26th Of Dec. 1874. sank to sleep as
peacefully and quietly as an infant in
its mothers hap. Mrs. SHAxxs bodily
infirmity for twenty years Injured her to
the thought Of death, and though she
had NO fear for the life tocome through
faith in q merciful Redeemer, true hu.
man nature cannot think Of the long
goodbye without regret. The poet
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NOTICE..

HNHE Grm Of LATHAM & JOY II
u this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will be continued By
J. W. Latham. All persons indebted 70
the srm are respectfully requested to set.
de their accounts on or before the Let day
Of February. 1875. With j. w. Latham,
Who is aiose authorised 70 receipt for
same.
Dee 81, 1874.
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