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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

GREAT AUCTION sALE or SEVEN HIGH BKEp
gs Sue sTSif yHs StIs 81 asS oEAx
CHEN ASp 3TMERs rEDIIG ,, IS, WARRANTED
AM Ahqks Issh sxss gGH rE4a
4 CLAIM, THIS DAY, AUGUST u: At Il 3'cLocx
VEST M ST. skrMExS orh Az AND
THE cELEBRArED TROiTiNG STALLION ANpE-
srssd dam ys,non. gissi Iaxt formerly owned Ss X
81 hS old ssaa record Of
hysysM old over Herring Run Course, Baltimore since
s.ss aISss 'ssssS and i's:s
Is not exc;abs company also nm extra or pole
as he 2;is With running mate: he
other horses and be driven double he Is
year old colts: good prsatsT aud csssIsr
driven At speed by any ordinary driver has got great bot.
sGd caEss %Rh nd SIRED snd by
tod az Gosssn IS, md mana, :s" i.
action does boots when Speeding and hA.
sentenans road mare she has superior and is war
VERY HIGH BRED SADDLE AND HARNESS MARE
Lucf raised At lexington KY sred by Emf, Len,nc.
old bright sorre color; very powerfully built and
has tine set Q. limb, and se she is broken TO all
Jumper and lady ride She has
fast and Is warranted sound and kind.
BEAUTIFUL BAY MARE FLORA: RAISED IN
Orange sired by Iron Duke; he by Hamelo.onan
dam by Albion Is l5 hands high; years old; has got
flowing main. and tail that touches the ground and is
pretty picture; trotted when years old IN 3S Is
tine gated and IL handled in 80: Is
stylish driver does not pull shy is perfectly
broken. and safe for aady to drive 10 good pole
and warranted sound and kind.
VERY PRETTY RAY GELDING bob SAWYER;
sreu by Bell Morgan dam by Ericsson Is old l5a
hands hgh bocky built rotcd whom purchased In
256. ~ 3S very prompt driving HORSE and has
tough is snte for ordinary driver; good pole horse
and IL warranted sound aud kind.
Bob sawyer and Flora have boon driven together and
make good double
CLARK Chief dam by Joo Bowling; srotod Detroit Mich.
in %, :27 and 294: l5 hands high. old
hOgany bay In color he pleasant driver does not
pull shy is good pole horsc does not boots sale
tor ANYBODY to drive and warranted sound and Kind
THE HANDSONEST TKOrTlNG AND ROAD HORSE
in the city, Duke raised by Dr. ecs OF Lexington Ky
sired by Mxmbrino Pilot dam by Mambrunca is Syears
old l5 hands high; dsppe brown IN color trottcd
Lexington track when purchased In 32, 30 and 81
which tmc be greatly npsovod in speed; he is
gales; very good gated aud speed 20 gait to
and BIO styled by horse Ia the
| city. aud Is warranted sound and kind
Carriages consist OF two seated extension park
Phaoton full spring top Wagon side bar White
chapel top Wagon pen trottng Wagon with Brews
| ter improved springs.
Double and single Harness by stiinss & Dunscombe
Di moSsks HoM on gxiiibrrIoN AT ABOVE STABLE
| TRAINER IN ATTENDANCE WHO WILL SHOW
| STOCK AND GIVE ALL DESIRED IMPORTATION
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
THOMAS W. PITTMAN. Attorney.
KustD "A
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTIoS NOTICE AUCTION SALE.
IA Over $50 900 worth
magnificent household Furniture. rare and

A UorloS NOTICE Coo, AUCTION SALE
magnificent household Furniture. rare ana
and w; costly WORKS Of a. t, s,,s%ew . 600
to be sold at public auction. this day.
PRIVATE HhsiD sE' ST. sESR n
Catalogue contains over loJ lots namely superior satin
Drawing Room Suits centre aud side fables vcve;
manss Mirrors. larssh ana Oriental Easy Chair.
ported hsonses hne oil Painting $40 Volumes shS,ee
bedrooms contain elegant BEDROOM Suits, Bsds'eads.
N.tre.ss. Kh.e spring Beds single and double iase Cur
sns aSs, ssrs BED s dns
Ss Ghns ss and dinner Sets 'od silver ~sa sss
osy "'fA'" 'a TUNE re
Goods packed to eits country.
A UcTIoN SALE THIS FRIDAY MORNING.
IA commencing At loh o'clock.
NO nar 81, si%T% :gS' s %H'i xSb 9TH
Sale positive rich Household Furniture 30 exquisite OIL
s, rnin, NJ, bv iorsigp s, artist
.s turkish f and s Spanish onasss Easy "har
niad aud marble Centre and Console Tables Cabinets
heirloom SETS. consisting sissorats Bsdsead. DRESSING
Ss: @ Si na as a and .pIG M
pSiSG rep Is rs ssissa Sa.. Tables s
Chairs Leather slvor~srs oroessrs Library aud secrs
is 'F ,s rS," ,1 Ds:s
furniture &c n. B-ssIe positive rake Sixth avenue or
S place
Rr ART.
"a At tho KELLER ART GALLERY. 53 Liberty st..
corner Nassau. select collection OF modern
OIL PAINTINGS
BY AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS.
20 be sold auction to-day Vrda and tomorrow August
IL and IL. vt l. o'clock.
4 ssIGNEE sALE-GE0RGE H. SCOTT, AUCTION
O'clock NJ. on the premises valuable Lease Fix
lures Horses Carts &c OF the Coal Yard Nos II ~ and
III Mangm ST. New York by order Frederick 4. Potts As
signee For further particulars apply TO SCOTT MYERS
Auctioneers. No q Pine It. or e. I. HAWEs Attorney
Evening Post Building
A SaIGNEE sALEs.-GEORGE II. SCOTT, AUG
tioneer, win sell on Friday. August Is 1876 ut II
o'clock A. NJ the premises, the valuable Lease Fix
lures Horses. Carts Scales. &C.. OF the we'll known Goa
Yard 3S and $40 LIST to southeast corner of 6tt
st, formerly carried by william Meyer Go. by orde
OF Fred Potts, assignee For further particulars appl,
10 SCOTT MEYER. auctionecrs No. Pine ST., or Il
GRANVILLE r. HAYES. attorney Evening Post
building.
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CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS tFRIDAY) SALE A,
10 O'CLOCK

TIE CELEBRATED THoRoUGHBREDB BAY STALLION
ted g. Sd S n aa 10
THE Hiaiihy BRED YOUNG rRorrlxc STALLION
teri 1857 iish cui psaisrss in this
BAY SSFs ISRss M%S $751; h ins Iia' YEARS
extra hne style and action stands without tying;
be driven by any one and sold only on account OF
COUPE Eo ssKil III C GOOD S'' oRDER BUILT BY
oHEsTsuT HG %akE iS9 HANDS HIoH YEARS OLD
snd na S !" Il" n ss . .s
20 ride or drives sold TO c'se An estate Also set Of
TOP FS s;S;' fa III NEARLY NEW ~ ;. :, =
kind and in al .. from s,es
traveller has nns style ana action and Is one Of the
TffSS SA1 s sfw DID,
kind aud true IN al harness. free from vice: very
or family carriage Horse. and warranted sound;
HSsSs hos 9sREs OLD
traveller D.c%p. and stylish driver. fes;s nothing;
ofn.s: also Set Harness and "' ""1 '''' '' want
TOP WAGON; WITH POLE AND SHAFTS. BUILT BY
GSy y COOP 1, oEDER
Kind and true in 4. harness. free from vice good
ssss :S S s fsns s' .a'' aud
sSRh hSSx xikk s HkAsLY miah YEARS o1p
Kind and true n I'll harness free from Wee fast
hi: s sSn :sS 70. s@y and is in
JUMP-sEAT WAGON. BUILT BY sARGENT.
SOkREL HORSE 1874 HANDS HIGH. IL YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness; Tree from vice has
trottcd in IS and close > ~ day;
be driven by and is FIRST class rosdster also
Harness and
TOP SIDE-BAR ROAD WAGON.
ELKGANT MAHOGANY BAY COUPE OR CARRIAGE
Horse l6 hands high. old: kind and In all
harness; FREQ from vice stylish and handsome:
prompt aud pleasant driver. does shy pull and
rss
descriptions time OF sale. Park Phaetons. top Pony
Phaetons. Road Wagons. kockHways. &c, &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT O'CLOCK
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M-xNoOI. SIMMONS i DICKINSON SINGLE
ts drawn august 81 Also Regal Havana. Of cabs.
a a"or . oAo w. '''''N"' ''A' '''" "'''
NERVOUS ExnAusrIoN.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
's
and nc g and Psy.
70 sa 81 .: tss Nx P l. KAHN once and
n SMITHS KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES.
~; ktSIGexri; EXTRA ,5 sL',s NO $685. ron 1870 !.
o. s.slsckr. .sIRA CLASS 10 = 5se ;os ISIS
Al orders ss aad,s.. + S al IS IS, ho.aaay
DoYAL HAVANA LOrTERY-ssolWo WILL BE
drawn on angus. s Prizes eashea order, sS In
formation highest rates PAID Tor spanish A'
TAYLOR 4 CO. Bankers IL Wall st.. Now York.
$l2S5OO..ss aS 'ns ssi..,s 90 Wyoming. N
State Lottery.
to % eondnesea ~ :worh n. p0'"s
Capital prize; sas;o o% % .,,.... f., s,o
.na the Sasnss Ss a.daessd oa
Information furnished; orders niled Address
hAo opposite H Pos. "' Ssses New York city
sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS. 81.
A UCTloN POOLS SOLD TO-DAY AT JoHNsoNs
"A Pool Room corner asth ST. and Boadwnyi on Hartford
vs. AHa" Ball Game Each inning ''''S'f
OUTLETS INFAILIBLE NANCE CURE, PULNoNIo
no1;s lsPuRTINCi AND OTHKR BREEDs) RARE
~ Animals and Birds: AQu aria Coldnsh shells Dog
Medicine &C.. 81 Fulton t. j. BAGOT.
DOOLs SOLD At 3is RUTLEDGE ST. NEAR UNION
i Grounds. this afternoon. on Hartford vs. Mutua on
Union Grounds. sflBElsr McCLOUD.
THE TURF.
4 uCTTON.-FKEXCn AMI COMBINAffON POOLS
n sold this morning and evening ut OHNSoN'S Rooms
corner aud sth the NJ Saratoga tho
Rochester and oil ball Zach heat aud race
received direct by telegraph All orders by mail
songor will receive particular attention T. H. JOHNSON.
UCTJON AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD DAY AND
IA evening at New York Turf Exchange 10 West 18th ST.
the running and Rochester also on
yacht between Madeleine and Countess
Dusrin Prompt attention given orders by mail
senger. KELLY BLISS co.
CREEK VALE DRIVING rARK.-PURsE $3.50; SAT
VI urdny August entries, 10 per close Saturday
August II. A. +. WEAVER h co IS, 81 South st..
JOHN l. THORN. Manager. Genwood. l. l.
SECOND MEETING, 1870
Second Mceting-Tuesdy 9th Thursday 10th: Saturday
1ah Tuesday 18TH Thursday. 18th. and Saturday. 10TH
August
W. X. rKAvERS. President.
JOHN MORRiSsEY, Lessee.
@. WMKArLEY, Secretary
POOLS SOLD every day aud evening At the Saratoga
Association Pool Rooms, .239 Broadway, New York. All
entries telegraphed direct to this room.
CARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION l,23y BROAD
- wav.-Auction OF French and Combination Pools sold
every evening the Saratoga and the
tros vt Rochester Combination Fools So French Pools
So aud 81 80 All orders by mail messenger Will receive
prompt attention JOHN MOkRlSSkf co.
TT,ATTkRsALL's, I,227 BROADWAY = AUCTION
i Pools on all races. Combination Books and French
Pools: VI tickets
HORSES. CARRIAGES. txC.
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REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that liz kind and
in harness from to three days is given test
rantees.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. 90.
a UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TASsELL KEARNEY,
u Ito AND l12 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4TiI AV
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FIRST CLASS ROCKAWAY EXCURSION BOAr.-
"A. No bat plenty OF fun Tho clipper steamer SUN
SHINE Captain John II. Holmes will make DAILY and
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS 81 ROCkAWAY BEACH from
arien and Morrsauia, leaving I'd and I29h ~
s:5O New Haven Riirosd dock X :35 18th st. As;
sith $50: SD ST. o; Grand o:l5; Fulton Market
slip. 0:3n.
Re,urniug. leaves Rockaway At AS Mnsc and re-
freshmeus board Fare. IS cents Excursion tickets,
80 Children years. full fare.
4.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ By virtue Of writ of Levari Facia. to
to me directed. will be exposed 10 Public
Sale at the
DELAWAREH HOUSE, NO. 5l3 MARkETST.
kept by George ". 0rtlip. in the city OF WI
miDgton. New Castle county. Delaware, on
TUESDAY.
TIE 1st DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1870.
At2 o'clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
with n three storied Brick Dwelling House
thereon erected, situated in the city of VIII
mington. bounded and described as follows.
to wit: Beginning at the southerly side Of
Seventh street at the distance OF thirty two
feet seven inches from the easter'y side Of
Lombard street; thence southerlS parallel
with Lombard street eighty feet to the north
erly side of a sixteen feet wide alley: thence
by said alley side easterly par .llel with Sew
enth street thirteen feet four inches to a co!
ner; thence northerly by line parallel with
| Lombard street eighty feet to the aforesaid
| side of Seventh street; snd thence thereby
westerly thirteen feet and four inch es to the
place OF beginning, be the contents thereo;
what they may. with the free use and privi-
| lego in common Of the before mentioned six
\ teen feet wide alley with other legal proprie
tors which communicates with Lombard
street, be the same what it may.
seized and taken in execution as the pro.
| pcrty ri Florence >GanlOn and Hannah Ms
wife. nd t. t., and 10 be sold by
wM. II. t.AMBSON. Sher.t.
Shefih's Office, New Castle,
January ~. 1876. ipnl3-tS
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STRAY W.fIES.

Yesterdays snow squall did not
amount to much.
The City Council meets this evening
in regular session.
To night Star and Young Mems
Loan Association will meet.
The popularity of Donahoe's boot
and shoe store, 307 Market street, is
always on the increase.
The peoples popular boot and shoe
store is at 22l Market street, and d.
Fcnnessy it the proprietor.
Everybody can be suited in style OF
goods and prices at McCusker's boot
and shoe store, 216 W. Second street.
The Millard Club concert at the
Opera House, this evening, will be Il
fine affair, and should be largely at
tended.
Fancy Papers for Childrens' Christ
mas Houses, Cornucopias, &C., Pictures
Animal Heads, Lace, BORDERS, &C., &c
Also a large stock Of Wall Papers, Win
dow Shades, and good workmen alwayl
on hand at 223 Market street, below
Third. Don't forget the place,
dec4-tf. J. K. HoLT.
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,IlERIFE'S SAIL.

- HERIFT'S SALL.
y ty virtue ota writ # l.rcafi FariLs ~
NE directed, will be exposed To- puolir sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No jl3 MARKET ST.
kcrt by George w. 0rtip. in the city of WI
mington, New Castle county, DelaTarc, ~
TUESDAY.
TlIE lst PAY OF FEBRUARY, 49,,
At 2 clock, y. M,
The following described ktal Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
with 4 two story Frame Dwelling House
thereon erected, situated in the c ty of Will
mington, bounded and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at stake OF the Southetly
side of q sixty feet wide street now called
Fifteenth street, leading from Head to Clay
mont street, at the distance Of twenty feet
from the easterly side of Heald street; thence
southerly and parallel TO Heald street seven
ty-fve feet six inches to another stake;
thence eas;erly and parallel TO Fourteenth
street twenty fee. to another stake; thence
northerly and parallel to Heald street seven
ty-fve feet six inches to another stake on tn {
southerly side of the aforesaid sixty tees
wide street: thence by the said southerly side
westerly twenty feet to the first mentioned
stake and place of beginning. be the conteRts
tn ereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution rs the pre-
perty of Charles X. Wenzell and Orphia A.
his wife. and terre tenants, and TO be sold 0y
VIM, II. LAMBS0N. Sherii,
Sherifi's Office, N ew Castle.
January 10. 1876. ianlG-ts
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kST EDITION
r.. =. DISTRICT COURT.

of Martin King--verdict OF
,lIy"--MOtion for a New Trial.
he U. s. Court, yesterday after
[Judge Bradford presiding, the
bf Martin King, charged with
liouor without special U. $.
was proceeded with. Mr..
ns for the prosecution, and Mr..
bins for the defense,
iamin Latimer was sworn. and
I'd to having bought two drinks
iskey from the prisoner.
bmas Evans stated that King
Tnear Smyrna; did not keep q
ling saloon; had no sign to that
and was engaged in the cultiva-
of corn. Witness, however,
that he had taken two drinks of
in Kings house on the 21st of
II, but that the prisoner had no
his house, and that the liquor
rpt in a quart bottle.
N Ann Johnson, COL, sworn;
IN Mr.. Kings house; kept house
m; was there pretty near all the
of August, did not see Evans
on the 2lst; would have seen
he had been there.
Ter witnesses were axamined, and
ed substantially as has been
Cummins arose and addressed
ury for 3 few moments, saying
[hey could not convict his client.
e had had no insignia before his
ling that would lead any one to
pse he kept a drinking saloon
es he only kept a small amount of
br on hand, and that not in a
b, Jug, or demijohn, but in q
bottle.
the conclusion of Mr.. Cummins'
krks, the Judge charged the Jury,
fthey returned with a verdict OF
ilty."
b. Cummins then made n motion
J new trial. Four days in which
De his reasons were granted. The
were then discharged, as also the
besses, until next Tuesday morning
10 o'clock.
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FRAUDULENT INTERPRETATIONS
CHARGED. In the Pennsylvania Legis
lature, Tuesday, Senator Cooper pre-
sented a petition from Chester and
Delaware counties, praying for Legis-
lative relief from obligations and bur-
dens imposed by assigning under
fraudulent representations rights of
way to the State Line and Juniata,
now Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York Railroid Company. The extent
or character of the fraudulent repre-
sentations" is not stated; but it may
be interesting to members here that
the company complained of is the one
with which the w ilmington & Reading
r. r. Co., was consolidated about q
year ago.
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THE ORPHANS FAIR.
A List OF ArttclesrAXyar rded,

List OF ArticlesI Awarded.
At tho Orphans Fair in the Institute
Hall, last evening, the following ar
t'eles were awarded by vote, to the
successful competitors named:
Gold-head cane, Capt. N r.. Benson
Irish Flag, Irish Nationalist Asso-
citation.
Gents gold watch, Dennis j. Men
ton.
Ladies gold watches to Miss Annie
Ferney, Miss Ella Curley, Miss Mary
McCusker.
Gold bracelets, Rosy Conahan.
Gold rings, Mary Gibbons and Liz.
zie Higgins.
The articles Glanced off were as FOL-
lows: A poll rarrot, Frank Galloway
pin cushion, Annie Stewart; fairy bas-
ket, Annie Stewart; motto, Maggie
Hession; door mat, John Jones; statue
of the Blessed Mother, Jos. +. Green;
molly family station, Hugh Lynch;
quilt, Agnes G, Brannon; ingram car.
pet, Kate Notn; chrome, Sarah
McGanghan; pin cushion, Maggie
McGenty; child's quilt, Annie Cahill
quilt, Heogh doll, Kate Davis. steam
boat, Geo. V. Hart; cooking stove
Harry McCafferty; silver dollar, Mary
Curley; pair slippers, Frank Comfy
basket, Ed Smith; pair ladies CATERS
9. A. McDonough n house, Emmt
Bickta; toy lounge, Thos. McNellis.
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FOURTH EDITION
General Nescs.

J. Kirkwood was nominated for L..
s. Senator by the Republican members
of the Iowa Legislature yesterday
On the LIST of December there were
in Alabama, five companies of United
States troops; Mississippi six; Louisi-
ana, nineteen; Arkansas, two; total, 80
companies, comprising 1241 men.
Two ballots for L. S. Senator were
taken by the Kentucky Legislature
yesterday, without result. The last
one stood; Beck, 40; Williams, 35;
Leslie, 27; Stevenson. 10; Barley, IS.
At large meeting of the merchants
Of st. Louis, held yesterday, resolu-
tion was unanimously adopted Offering
the full use of their Exchange hall for
the holding of the Republican and
Democratic National Conventions this
year.
The Republican National Committee
will meet in Washington, to day.
Delegates from Chicago, Cincinnati,
Boston, Cleveland and Saratoga Springs
will be present to urge the holding Of
the National Convention in their re-
spective cities.
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Moody AND SANKEY ExcURsloN.-
.hls afternoon, the grocerymen OF this
sly will make az excursion to the
oody and Sankey meeting, in Phil
pelphia. The train will leave the
fpot at $50 o'clock, and returning
Pave Philadelphia at 9:45 o'clock.
POUND tip tickets, rs cents each, and
SO secured seats in the building, for
PIE at the store of ID. S. Truitt, Sixth
hd Spruce; J. Alden, Second and
ashlngton; p. G. McColley, Fourth
hd Jefferson; j. l.. Gouley, Z. Fourth
rset; Grubb & Son, Brandywine; ].
Morrow, 1880 King street. This
Elll be the last opportunity of visiting
.he great evangelists so cheaply and
lonveniently, as they leave Philadel"
phia next week.
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SECOND EDITION.
THE BOMBAY HOOK RAILWAY
Annual Meeting and Election Of OFF,
GERS.


At Smyrna, yesterday. the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Smyrna & Delaware Bay (I,ombay
Hook Railroad Company was held,
when the following directors were re-
elected
II. G. Douglass, N,'F. Wild, J. II.
Hoffecker, j. Frank Wild, of this
State; VIM. s. Snedan,J. F. Bingham,
VIM. Heath. VIM. s. Snedan was re.
elected President; and J. F. Bingham,
Secretary and Treasurer. There was
very little interest apparently taken
in the meeting.
From Col. Bingham, the Smv,na
Times, learns that plan is on foot to
effect a consolidation of all the roads
under the so.called Jay Gould regime
the N. Y. Southern, the Bombay Hook
and Kent County. Trustees have been
appointed for the purpose, viz: John
sterling, ION behalf of Gould)Hen-
ry Day, of N. York, and G. w. Hun
tington, of Boston, (Prest. Md. Il Del.
road. This plan has the sanction OF
all the mortgage bondholders, and is
to be carried out as soon as 81 500, ,00(
of stock shall be voted in It's favor, oi
which there is no doubt, we are as
sured. The Kent road is soon to be
sold under foreclosure, with this view
After the consolidation the Trustee.
are to look to the development of the
| lime.
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The National Banks.

hnk Elections Down the state.
Pie following banks elected direc.
J on the 11th instant:
Rational Bank, Odessa Charles
sman, John Appleton, s. F. Shall
8ss, ii. N. Willis, William Polk,
huel Pennington, Henry Davis,
hn G. Coibit, Columbus Watkins.
At meeting of the Directors, Chas.
&tman was unanimously reelected
esident.
|rhe Newport National Bank: David
stburn, (President), James Grams
b, VIM. q. Philips, Jacob Ruben
Ime, Franklin @. Finn, j John Mitchell,
I'm. Il. Finn, Joseph w. II. Watson,
bshier.
National Bank of Newark, Directors:
bel Thompson, President; John w.
yam, VIM. McClelland, Jas. II. Ray,
barry Warren, s, Curtey, John Pill
bg.
National Bank of Dover, Directors;
saac Jump, w. X. Cannon, N, Il.
|nithcrs, NJ. Hayes, J. T. Jake, +. b.
Qare, j. W. Cullen, A. i. Richard-
"a, 7. W. Wilson.
Gitizens' National Bank, Middle.
In, benjamin Gibbs, Henry Clayton
B. p. Biggs, J. \. Reynolds, james
9Ubertson, VI. T.. Walker, Joseph
|jIggs, L. G. Fennimorc, j. b. Cazier
Hepry Clayton, President, J Il. Hall
eaehlcr.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-13

STACKS OF MUsLINs.-John Vain
Enghi, 312 Market street, Is making
he largest display of muslins we ever
aw IN Wilmington. and on inquiring
que price we were shown the latest
Cholesale quotations from the largest
markets, and find his prices in many
Iases to be from ] to cent per yard
oWer than wholesale rates. There
very firm feeling in the muslin
narket, and like to be small advance
u prices, so we advise buyers to pur-
Chase now. MIR. w. has his cellar
.oeked with all the popular brands
t.u as he bought largely, at very low
prices, he is now able to retail mus
lhs below wholesale prices.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-13

SENATOR ALcoRN, OF Mississippi,
who has just arrived in Washington
is reported to speak strongly against
the Ames regime in that State. He
says the time has come when corrupt
men from other States, backed by the
ignorant elements, can no longer con
troll single Southern State. He be-
lieves there was intimidation during
the last political canvassIin Mississippi,
but says that elf circumstances render
intimidation excusable, that used in
his State was at least partially justified
in view of the oppression which the
people suffered from bad State gov
ernment and ignorant and vicious
rulers generally" Mr.. Alcorn thinks
Mr.. Lamar, whose election as United
States Senator is forgone conclusion,
will be admitted to the United States
Senate.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-13
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

The United States Senate yesterday
adopted resolutions declaring that il
had the power to remove its President
pro tempore at will.
In the House number of bills and
resolutions were introduced, and the
ATanesty bill was further discussed,
Mr.. Garfield replying to Mr.. Hills
speech of Tuesday. The House ad
journed with the understanding that
the previous question should be sec
onded and a vote reached this alter
noon.