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, 1876-11-09

6psetae Ntp0fch 10 Ins TFtbnaG
New YoKK. Nov. 8,-Goy. Ttlden WAS at tho
Democratic Committee Rooms. Ia tho Everett
House, this afternoon, in consultation with po-
l[tleal friends, aud when ho emerged into the
main hall Of the hotel his face betrayed
intense anxiety, while tho gentlemen who
escostcd hin from tho rooms wore
solcMnIty OF countenanca which appalled,
tho clustor Of Democrats Ia whiting for tue
appearances OF the Presidential candidate. A
silence fell on those present. ind as tho crowd
parted to allow Cor. I1lcen to pass few spoke
to him snd many took oN tlclF hats md stood
IN attitudes expressive Of tho deepest symI'uthy:
A fcetug, uncxpresscl In wurik hut betrayed III
every outward sign, peryadc1 tho mfnds of al!
longer to hc considered tho successful candidate
for the Presidency. II tho Governor had been
carried by in hts collla there could scarcely haYe
boon depleted In the fares OF tho crowd moro
unaffected e0rroW and sympathy. A Atr, TIL
dan came into the hall I'd
INQUIRED THH LATEST HEWs
OF one OF two newcomers. Tue reply Wss that
he could ~ ytt ba suEs Of only 184 Electoral
votes. "Oi," said he, sthis looks like pull
np." His voice betrayed considerable emotion.
Moisture dimncd hts eyes, aud hls step ap.
gentlemen with an alr Of ceremony, and went
out.
Abram 8, Hewitt, Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic National COMMITTEES, this afternoon was
acco6ted BY Tribune reporter, whus sitter con-
graduating ht1n on his handsome majority
Of Il, ,000,-an Increase 1T Q,oQO oyer hts 1na-
jodty Of 1874 fur Congreas,- HIM
his opinion Of the general reault for thc Prest-
dency. Il NA4 eVideut 1zom Mr. Hevltt's man-
, 1876-11-09

AtEyAfnEn COUNTY.
Special Dtputca so The Tf1bane
CAlno, ILL.,, Nov. b.-Thu Republicans Of thf
city l,avc been IN the blues al1 duy over tht
possible election Of T[lstcn. but tsrntght they
aro feeling much encouraged. In this Congress
sional District, Wiley, Republican, undoubtedly
hcats Hartxcll from 800 to l,5o0 yotes,-at least
that Is tho opinlon Of well-'ntortncti men. It Is
reported that Ashcratt, In thu Sixteenth Dis
tr!ct, is also elected Ware, Democrat, Is
elected Senator, and Woodward, Republican,
and Irylnv, Democrat, are certainly elected to
the Legislature. I. hard to tell whether Al
hr,gnt, DnHiocrat ar Phillips, Republican, Is tho
other Representative. This county has not all
bcgn luarl frusn. hut 1t Ia he1tured tn giro =
majority fnr Tll!!cn saap Republican, Is
Sass Skfy pGos1p. f1t s9H GoHnty "A AattRG.nsy;
Keputlica'i. County Commissioner.
CAlMo, Ill.,, Nov. 8-llutur1la from eighteen
districts Indicate tho elevtton OF Willy, Ropub-
licau, to Congress. lrviur, Democrat proba'
publican. arc elected to thu Legislature In tho
10 tas Wsst<rn A..oetat<a prs.s
ia6; C.,oper, i; uoyernor, Steward, i'll; cni-
lon. lo6; Congress, Eien, 4Vo; Cha!lcc, 1o7:
l'lshop Township, rildGu, ill; Hayes, %;
GSo2cc, G1oRss, t; Steward II; ca'lou' a Eaen' u;
Lucas Township, T!ldc,., g.: I!ayca, T.: Stow
asd, St; CulloH. 99; Eden, 81; Clatlee, II.
: Summit Township. 9lldon, %; Hayes, ss;
Steward, 100; cu'lon, %; Eden, %; Caafrec.
Union Township, 1'ildcn, 81; 1layea, 81;
ssdtc~ard, 81; cul!om, 81; Eden, 81; claffec,
:. Watson Township, Tildcu, 100; Hayes, .e8;
Cooper, Z; Steward III; cul1om, IS; Eden,
III; Chaffce, 81,
Ehlngham couuty-votes for l'fcalacnt, Cor
cTnor, md Congress- arc about 900 Democratic
lnajoEity. Al fur as ~ eat,lnatc caIl b. undo
from official returns. the Democratic majority
will ba l,10D,
SCHUYLER COUNT.
Camden Townaldp, Hayes, o.; Titdcn, 1n3;
Congress, Republican, 90; Democrat, l37: Gov
ernor. Republican, 10; DGa,ocrat, lt!
Iluntsyiils Township, Haycs, lB5; Tllden,'
1871; Congress, Republican, la5 Democrat, 1aa;
Governor, Republican, l3l; Democrat: 1&
Birmingham Township, Haves, 155; Tllden,
g; Congress. nemocrat, es; Republican, lhs;
Woodstock Township. Hayes, u; Tiiicn, III
eEnor, Republican, 81; Democrat 3lS.
Dalnbttd2e Township, Hayes, lo4; Tadao, 1
1Dt Cooper, 90; CoaSFss+ Republican. 1MiJ
, 1876-11-09
HAYES. .

IS NE rnEsfnEsT.ELEcT, or OMIT oovEREon4
Eptcioi Dtpatch to 7ae 7ribuns.
t!CoLuMbus. o.. Nov. s.-ttcpnb!tcans arc gen.
orally dcspondcnt, md the Democrats aro not
jubilant. The leaders OF the Republicans hero
claim chance for 1faycs' election, but think It
ia n slim one. There WAS q general com eli
held in tho Governors Office ttis morning,
and after long and careful figuring, tho follow
Ing result was arrived at: To insure Re-
publican victory Hayes must carry tho follow.
iug Etntes:
, 1876-11-09

A dispatch was received from Zach Chandler
stating that advlccs from Florida and Louisiana
assured these States to tho Republicans.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04
rhc Comsafu Mcefina

was largely attended on Saturday, and
we have not seen so much harmony and
uLanimity for long time upon the ne
cessity of electing the ticket nominated.
Every man seemed to be fully pursuaded
that the succ oss of the Democracy in
the County, State and Nation, gave the
only hope there was for Retrenehment
aud Reform.
The brief speech of Senator salisbury
was able, convincing and valuable. 1t
was extremely encouraging to hear him
declare in his honest and emphatic man.
ner that he believed if Tilden rwere
elected and the enextCongress was control.
ed by the Democrats, the reduction in the
government expenses would reach more
than had already been made by tbs
Democratic House, and that the party
could save to the country fully $4,000 :,
600 year that has heretofore beer
wasted.
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CHERIFF'S SALE
- By virtue Of q writ of Levari Faeais To
me directed. will be exposed to Public Sale.
at the '''
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sH sHIPLEY ST.
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the city of Will
minston, New CNtle county. Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1876.
At2o'clock, p. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz.
rsAll that piece or parcel of land Situate living
County and state of Delaware aforesaid
Beginning at the south westerly sid ) of Logan
street At twenty-nine feet broad at the dis.
tance OF eighty-iour feet from the south-
casterly side of the tsrnpike road, thence
southwesterlv. parallel with sal turnnike
road sixty eight feet to n stake. thence sonth .
easterly with Logan street sixt' en- feet to n
stake: thence northeasterly parallel with said
turnpike road sixty hit feet 10 tn SAID side
OF Logan street thence Herewith northwest.
erly sixteen feet to the place of beginninr
containing Ten Hundred and eighty. eiehI
feet OF land moro or less,
Seized and taken in execution az the pro
peTty OF John Ii. Heritage and Sarah a nm his
WIG and 1T. and to be so d by
WILLIAM II. LAMBSON, Sber;f
sheriTs once, New Castle.
Aug. 70, 1876
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04
GA PER QUARTER FOR YOUNG
9DOO MEN AND BOYS.

BOARDING. SCHOOLING. BOOKS, &c.
No extra charges whatever. Special atten
tinn and extra private instruction for back
ward pupils and young boys. 10 instr ictors
ELglish, Classical and Mathematical CouIscs
French and German spoke ia Language class
es Natural Sciences by Prof. C. s, Gaunit
Al. u. Book Keeping and Penmanship by
Prof. W. P. Hammond author Of Potter i
Hammond's Books, Two Lectures a week bv
Philadelphia Professors with the finest and
fullest apparatus for experiment and illus.
tration. Fine building with IS rooms, heated
in III sto ries and lighted Y ith gas: hot and
cold water baths and closets in each story
location. AA'"''n'
Circular contains picture of building and
full part culars with leo references and letters
from Bayard Taylor, Col. Richard j Hinton
Gov. John l.; Koutt, Judge George M. Van.
hoesen; Ex-President Hill, Rev. DR.. A. p.
feabOdy; Rev: John Long, Samuel M ,rtin.
Ames =; Peaseley. DR.. B. Lippincott and 9th.
eIs. School u milea by raiI from 3ist and
Chestnut streets. Philadelphia. Ia daily
rams. School coach meets them Regularly
wltnout charge; School only five minutes
Address SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE.
augl6-tf AA Aeu'a' o.
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FACT AND FANCY.

The highest judicial tribunal of the
United States has just furnished us
with biting commentary on so much
of the national Republican platform as
says,
The permanent pacification of tie
Southern section of the Union, the
copplete protection of all its citizens
in the free employment of all theil
rights, are duties to which the Republi
can party is sacredly pledged"
And in referring to this plank, in his
letter of acceptance, the Republican
| Vice Presidential says:
at is the mission of that party to
give full effect to this principle by
securing to every American citizen
complete Liberty and exact equality
in the exercise of all civil, political
and public right This will be &C,
complishcd only when the American
citizen, without regard to color, shall
wear his panoply OF citizenship as full
and as securely in the canebrakes OF
Louisiana as on the banks of the st.
Lawrence"
Now let us see how this panoely is
| affected by Republican ascendancy in
l-Odioinhh. VIC Will ldhC tue recent
decision of the Supreme Court of the
| United States in the case of Walker Is.
Sauvineu a. the authority for our state
ments, and proceed to tell the tale.
Sauyinet,a negro, sued Walker, "a white
man keeping a cotfee-house in New
Orleans, for damages for refusing to
furnish him refreshments, and as the
jury failed to agree, the Judge, under
tie statute passed by tie Legislature
OF Louisiana to regulate suits of this
character, proceeded to try the case
himself, and rendered Judgment
against Walker for 81 200.
To this Walker objected, claiming
that 1t was his inalienabe right as an
American citizen to have trial by a
jury, but the Supreme Court ofLouis
ian sustained theCourt below, and so
the csc was brought up to the Su-
prem Court of the United States.
lhs tribunal decides that SO much of
the Constitution of the United States
as provides that " in suits at common
law, where the value in controversy
shall exceed twenty dollars, the
right OF trial by jury shall be preser
Ved,, refers only to United States
and does not forbid the States from
dispensing with trial by Jury in sucl
cases IL theyseefitso todo. According
ly walker must pay the colored brotl
er the $1,000, and submit to have hi
property taken from him in Republi
chm Louisiana by the fiat of a singh
E man.
Or. in other words, 1.-The America
citizen shall not wear his panoply O
citizenship as full and as securely i
"the canebrekes of Louisiana as O.
the banks of the st. Lawrenc
thanks to the entire and absolute as
r tendency of the Republic party h
said canebrakes. That palladium q
liberty, trial by jury. Is at a discoun
in Louisiana whenever darky see
TT to bring a black.mailing sui
against a white mantle gloriou
D mission of pacifcatIon and equality Z
the Republican party being thus fulf
ed.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04
SHERIFF y SALES.

SyHERIFF'S S tLE.-By virtue OF writ Of
= Levari Eacins TO ne directed, will lie ex'
posed 10 Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sil SIMPLIFY ST:
kent by George W 0rtlp in the city Of Will
mington. New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
TIT lG;h DAY OF SEPTEMBER, ls76.
At o'clock. pm, e
The following described Real kstate. viz.
All those certain lois pieces or parcels oil
land with several frame hoo se' thereon cree
ted situate in the city of Wilmington afore-
said, bounded and described as follows to
wit: Il ginning at the insectien of the nor
therly side of Front street with the westerly
side Of French street. thence with the said
side of Front street, westerly fifty eight feet
more or less to an alley, thence along said
alley side northeriy parallel with French
street, forty one or forty two feet moi e or less
TO line now or late of Hugh Lynch, themes
along said line westerly parallel with Front
street twenty three feet more or les to the
line OF n lot now or late of Ohm Pogue.t hence
along said line portherly parallel with French
street forty six feet more or less to q line Of
land now of late Of Thomas Mendenhall.
thence Herewith eastcrly parallel with Front
street eighty one feet more or less to the said
side or French street and thence Herewith
southerly eighty eight feetto the place of be-
ginning, be the contents more or lesa A
portion OF the above described Real Estate
mas Deen releas IRON tne lien OF THIS ~ Ort
gage as follows: Beginning ON the westerly
side OF French street between Front and Sc
cond streets at the southetly side of n - feet
wide alley about tifty-three feet from the
northerly side Of Front street westerly psral-
lei to Front street. along said alley eighty
one feet. more or less; THENCE n rtberly par
allel to French street and Herewith southerly
thirty-fv feet. more or less. to land of Geo.
W. bush: thence easterly eighty.One teet;
thence southerly thirty five feet. Also is re-
leased another portion of tue before men :
TONED lot of land as follows: Beginning on
the northerly side of Front street between
French and king street, al the distance OF
thirty nine feet six inches from the westerly
side of French street at the corner of the new
bu ldiDg recently erected by the said Leon
ard W eiss; thence along said side of From,
street westerly aDout twenty one feet two
inches to an alley; thence along said alley
northerly parallel with French street fifty
seven feet ten inches: thence easterly twenty
one feet two inches to aforesaid house of said
Weiss; thence sjuth,rly fifty seven feet ten
inches to Front street. the said other portion
hereby released. &c.
Sc zed and taken in execution as the pro.
perty of Leonard Weiss, surviving mortga-
gor, and t. t., and I, be sold by
WM. ii JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle.t
August 2S. 1876 Rug29-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04
Cos. Hayes Violates MS O.tL

oar last issue we showed that the
eharse made against Gov. Tilden by the
New York Times was made ap bv a oar
bied and false copy of the record and
mat the whole charge was untrue.
1t now appears from a statement NV
sne Ioledo, D. Democrat, that Governor
hayes is shown to have returned undor
'"'n In 1874 all his personal property
Nssding one horse valued at $50. Cattle
\ valued at $50. one sheep, SIS: pleas,ra
0llAeee' wagons. &c, s75; furniture
snverware, plate. gold watches moron
On deposit. &c., 81 900. The returr 60.
no Is about the same although in the
mean time he had come in posssss;on =,
$4,000 by the will of deceased ra,o
nve. The return made in 1876. vor;af
some little. But he held several mort
cages. one for $4,000 and one for S. 600
neither of which were given to the tn,
"tseAsor' and he is confronted with tn,
fact that he withheld $4,000 from tb,
assessors.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04
The City Etecfion

takes place tomorrow afternoon III
polls open between IL and l o'cloct - =, 10
ana close at z o'clock. We urps aral 49,
Democratic citizen to vote for the Dan: s
eHno candidate OF his ward. We have
AAswn in these columns that the Demo.
sHatio Council of last year was made
more economical than their Republican
predecessors, although they found mpcb
exuavagant work on hand when tber
were elected that had to be completed
AZ the manner it had been commenced
We can only urge our friends 70 vote 60,
.he friends OF reform. We are confident
,hAt tne next year, if the council shonld
De IN the hands Of the Democrats, econo,
my and retrenchmcnt will be made q
ruhng feature in our city government
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04

SHERIFF'S sALE-By virtue OF q writ O,
- Lavari Facias to me directed, will be ex-
posed TO Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, S4l SHIpLEY ST,
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip. in the City of Will
mington, New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1876,
t2o'clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or Iiece OF land with a
Brick Messuage thereon erected, situate ed in
the city of Wiimin ton sIoresa d, and bound
ed and described as follows to wit: neginpipR
a. q corner of lot formerly OF Hyiapd ii.
Pennington now or late of the Me cha MICS
Bank. on the easterly side of Market street at
the d stance Of twenty feet from the southern
side oi Fourth street; thence by q line of that
lot south fifty eight degrees east passing
through the middle of the brick partition
wall eighty-four fact to q stake: theuce
south thitty-two degrees west sixteen feet
one inch to q corner Of land form erly of vii.
liam Bassett. now or lat ely of James Guth-
rie; thence by a line of land nor,h fifty-eight
degrees west eighty-four feet to the afore aid
side OF Market street; and thence thereby
no tn thirty-two degrees east sixteen feet one
inch to the place of beginning, containing
within said bounds thirteen hundred and fif-
ty one feet of land, be the same more or les 2.
seized aad taken in execution as the pro
perty of Bernard Row and Sophia his wife,
and T. t.. and to be sold by
WIN. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle. I
Angus. rs. 1876. s aug29-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04
CHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of writ OF Levari Facias TO me
directed. will ne exposed to Public Sale,
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL 81 SHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W, 0rtlip. in the City of VIII
inington. New Castle county, D.l.. on
SATURDAY.
TIE lcth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1876.
at o'clock, p. M,
The TO Lowing described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land
with stone dwelling bouse thereon situate
in the City If Wilmington Aforesaid bounded
and uescribed as follows to wit: beginning
at the intersection formed by the line of the
southerly side OF Seventh street with the line
of the eastery side Of efferson street hence
southerly bs the sal size OF Jefferson street
eighteen feet to corner of now or late Wesley
HirOns land, thence easterly passing
through the party division wall between this
and the house adjoining on the South eighty
one feet TO q corner in line OF now or late of
James Belts lants thence nsrtherly with
said Belts land eighteen feet to the aforesaid
said side OF seventh street and thence thereby
westerly eighty one feet to the place of be-
ginning, be the contents what they may
Seized and taken in exc ution as the pro-
perry o. Michael Kane and Mary his wi Q and
j. U. McC6rmick !. t.. and to be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle, 1
August %. 1876. aug2s.ts
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04
DELAWARE COLLEGE.

The next collegiate year will commence nm
Wednesday evening. september the 9th.
Iheie are Three Courses OF Study:
]. The Classical
ii: The scientific and Agricultural
III. The Literary.
A selection of Studies. however may ho
made 1ut regular course is strongly recon J..
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES:
Board TOR the collegiate year ofthirtv.
eiRht weeks at 81 per week ........ STA On
Room rent and incidental ex pensesa... 20 90 90
al94 on
n.uuents arc required to provide their own
oWn .'s,, BOOKS, and fuel for their private rooms
VIII pc furnished at cost.
Students who receive scholarship appoint.
.ie menus are relieved from the charge for tut
ZION, ana the above estimate Is thereby re-
duced from 1884 TO $134, AZ
Schoiarships may be obtained by ami vim o.
10 members OF the Delaware Legislature.
Both sexes are admitted 10 the college
class rooms
;. The time table of the p, w,&B.R ,an5
us connections iB no " such that students re-
siding within q convenient distance NAV at.
teha tne daily sessions of the College and
return home at night. Weekiy car fare from
wilmington TO Ncyark 81 06. ''
Catalogues and further information NAV be
had by addressing the President ''
WIN, ii. PURNEIL. LID
Newark. Del.Aug. 10. ls76:-tosepI5
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04
Grants Tour around the xyor,d

President Grant has determined To
make the trip round the world imme-
dlately on the close of his Presidential
term Of office, Mrs. Grant will accom-
pany him. Mr.. Ulysses Grant, Jr., will
90 to Europe on visit to his sister. Mrs.
Sartoris. The president has pressed Mr.,
borie and his wife to be of the party,
but the old Secretary, who is one of the
Presldents most intimate friends, can
not yet make up his mind to so long a
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04
State Democratic tonyent,o,

BY order of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Delaware. State Democrat,
Convention. composed of sixty delee ate,
from each county. will be held in Dover
THURSDAY. September 7th. 1876, at q o..
clock. afternoon. for the purpose of nomina
ting electors for President and Vice Presi.
dent of the United States; and also for tn,
purpose of nominating a candidate for Re
rresentatives in Congress for the State o
Delaware.
ROBERT J. REYNOLDS, Chairman.
Dover, August 5, 1876.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias (Mecb
Lien) to me directed, will be exposeS ~
Public sale. at the hotel of VIM, B. Ford. NJ ~,
kirkwook. Pencader hun ircd' New Cao,Ia IL
county. Delaware, on ''s''e
THURSDAY,
THE 18th DAY oFsEPTRMBE ER, ls7G.
At O'Clock. pm.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
A two story and half brick dweil;- ~
house. aboutforiy feet front bg tbi tbir,vN we
ieet 1sa deep, with kitchen attached. not ineIu9
uvu TNans; sn tnese dimensions and is the farm or
r.. n.,oworg G,orges hundred, New Castle County W
the road il aiding fIem the village of Mcs,on "n
Sag tsinns TO Hdessa called Mount Jones' and n
sild iarm or tract of land being boupded by
a5 ane n,rawyers creek, lands o. james Janyier
an an 9.ners and the said road from Nc onorgh
TO Odessa being the same ia'm or rsct OF land
upon Sih whien said lhos j. Foard now resides
nar,n St1zea ~ ana taken ia execution as the pro-
pef'y ci Ihomns J. Foard and t, be so d by
WIN, Ii, LAMBSON, Sheriff.
August 26. 1876 auc9q-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04
CITY TICKET.
MARns

WARDS.
1st-Council-Alfred D. Poole. ........
Jacob Butz ...........
Assistant Eugene Sayers .........
I'd d-Council-Benjamin +. Townsend
Inspsctor-Chas. C. Jefferis .....
Assistant-Joshua Pyle ...........
Observation-Disclosures Mcleod. .......
lnspector-John G. Glatts......,.
Assistant-James Megary .........
4th-Council-Wm. II. Brady =. ........
lnspector-Chas. Thomas .........
Assistant-Jacob w. Hill .........
5th-Council-Wm. A. Murphey .....
VIM. g. Gibbons .........
inspector-H. c. Snitcher ......,.
o,, Assistant H. o. Moore ......... -.
oth-Council-Wm. McMenamin ,.,.,
lnspector-Frank Fernan ,
Assistant-W VIM. G.. Baupb ..',
Observation-Disclosures Il. PenGleton
inspector Thomas ]. Mellon
Assistant-Albert That ,her
sh-Council-John T. Layfield. .
inspector-Wm. II. Hyatt ,....
Assistant-John Fulton
Sh-Council--George Barnhill
Inspector-Jesse U. Johnson
I.., Assistant-Geo. l. Cloud .''".''.,
W'h---Council-Louis p. Lynch ''''''
Inspector-Henry Witsil.
Assistant-Thos. O'Donnell.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04
RAILROADS.
DHILADELPHlA,W WILMINGTON 4 BAL
JIG TIMORE RAILROAD.
Av,ryrurr "a Ik1n

n N
TIMORE RAILROAD. ~
AUGUST IA. 1876.
Trains will leave wilmington as follow. ,,o,
Philadelphia and intern ediate stations. & Il
90, s 10, $50, $50. 9.52, 1887, 10 IS a. m; sS
5 th7.20, 1854, IL u pm.
Philadelphia and New York, 2lLan.,
P.14, 1887, SAG p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, !...g,.
$50 a. m. $40, p: m.
Baltimore and Washington, l252, LII, s.a
a. m; 1889. LIS. Is. 6.2o,6 A, i7.lQp.m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. 1888, go. 9.3j. II IA H.; ~, L.
$50 p. IN.
Wyoming and intermediate stations, ~,
935, q. m. $50 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate station rs, as,
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations, 10
g. m. 300, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2N,Au.
Baltimore and Washington, ~. III
q. m.
For further information passengenUsn'
ferred to the tire tables posted at the iepo.,
$3.50 p. M, train on Monday, Wednesday,
Saturday, will max close connection at De-
mar with tram for Ocean City
On and after Tuesday, August lst. m.
passenger trains leaving Wyoming a5NA
M. and Wilmington at 40p. m, will h
withdrawn.
Trans leaving Delmar at 5 so a. m. and
Wilmington o sop. IN. will stop at all stat ons
An additional Accommodation train Wilt
run between New Castle and WiuingNi
leaving New Castle at 50 a. m. and aIrlYn
at Wilmington So a. ~.
n KENNEY. Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-04

1t is said that Prettyman is very sore
about being consolidated out. What is
his loss is the taxpayers gain.-Dorer
Sentinel.
What does the Sentinel mean? We
have long been convinced that there was
a mystery about the heavy tax paid in
Delaware, and that it was more than her
share.