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Chicago.

CHICAGO, SeptemberlS.-Flour-In good
demand at full prices. Wheat-Closing
strong; No. 9 Chicago 81 OS1s October;
81 OAK November; No. 5, 92ISc; rejected IS
a7SHc. Corn-Fairly active and shade
higher; No. 2, AK ,bid ashland September
4iXc October. oats-ModerAtely active
and higher at S4IfC cash; S4klaS4IIc Sep.
TENDER; SSNc October. Rye7-In good de.
mand At full prices at e4{c. Barley
iafdL D i sio 55aio Is. BacGnGoaiit
aud unchanged. whisky-Dull aud Uni
changed. III. .I..a .. ..l a;
( On call board wheat was Strongan high
er at 81 O5aI OK cash; 81 0i3s October.
Corn lower at 441fa44ssc September; AKA
ai9Sc October. Oats c lower. Pork 90
higher. Lard firm and higher ut $40 G5
cash; $l050 October; % 40 year. ~ X.
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TIE PorAro BEETLE ABRoAD.-There
are some things in this world quite be-
yond the reach Of even the most ingenious
legislation, and one OF these, doubtless,
il the peregrinating Colorado beetle.
This troublesome little insect has travel
led a good many thousand miles since he
started from his birth place beyond the
Rocky mountains, and Il Il had been pos
sible 10 arrest him by Governors procla.
nations or acts Of State Assemblies prob.
ably ere this We should have had "appro.
pirate legislation" As II is the beetle
has had things pretty much his
own way, and now that he has
reached the Atlantic coast, and is
casting his wistful eye upon perspective
potato patches on the other aide OF the
Atlantic, naturally enough people over
there are taking the alarm. The London
Times of 18th publishes communica-
ton which announces that "a living spe:
cimen has already been found in . bag oil
maize in the docks at Bremen, the maize
being part Of cargo that had just ar
rived from New York" Thereupon
careful precautions on the part Of the
''proper authorities" are urged 10 pre-
vent the pest from getting foothold in
Europe. Precautions OF every kind hay.
ing been futile here, Il remains to be seen
what they are worth on the other side o.
the Atlantic. As for the bug himself, he
seems determined TO push on with per,
seyerence worthy OF a better cause until
there are no further fields 70 conquer.
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NEW YoRK, September, Cotton
Easy at 1l1a11 Sdsc: FloarIFitn; super.
fine western and State 80 00a4 %; common
TO good 81 70a5 90: good 70 choice 81 90a5 40;
white wheat extra S. 46a7 so; extra Ohio
"a '75h7 75; st. Louis IS 0oaasbo. Wheat
Unsettled; white Michigan old store 81 26;
No. spring soft 81 16a1 20; ungraded spring
81 05a1 Is. No. 2 Milwaukee 81 22sl %.
Rye-Steady; State new S6a90c. Barley
aud Malt-Steady. Corn-In moderate de.
mand: western mixed unsound b4a55c;
mixed steam "a IIfa57e. 0atS-Quiet and un.
changed. Hay and Hops-Firm. Grocer.
ies-Steady and unchanged. Whisky-
Quiet and steady at 81 10Ha1 II.
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Tile Ways OF the I,asc Hall Player

A6out an hour before a game Of base
DiIl Is TO come oil on the cricket grounds
The members Of each club assepible at an
appointed rendezvous. THE captain ar
nye', calls the roll, discovers that all are
present and then asks: L
secretary, did you order n gallon OF
a' ~ A. and some splints and plaster?"
IN y did" was the reply. -
treasurer, have you arranged with an
II hayen W.
v, Pitcher i, did you secure a burial lot In
"ldid." ..rfa4
Then let us march to the grounds, and
wa glorious victory or a noble death !
anu they march.-Deroi Free Pfc&s.
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PHILADELPHIA, September 1S.-Petro'
l9Xc. Flour-Dull;, Minnesota family 80 %
a6 SIS. Wheat-Dull: red western 81 10a
/ II; amber 81 1sa120. Rye-G5c. Corn
Steady; yellow 50a5Sc; mixed 54a66c. oats
Dull; new 39a44e; old 4Sc. Pork-Steady
at SIS 0Oa2O so. Butter-Dull; western 22a
25c; firsts 1Sa20c; New York and Bradford
county extra S0a3le; drsts 27a29c. Cheese
Steady at 954a101c. Eggs-Dall;western
2hA2Rc. t----.--- ID ~
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Toledo.

TOLEDO. September IS. -Flour-Quict
and steady. Rheat-Strong; No: ! amber
Michigan 81 l0lf; No. ! white Michigan
81 10: No. 5, red 81 09ki do Dayton and
Michigan $40 Corn-Steady; high mix.
ed spot and September 49kci no grade
471fC; damaged AXE. Oats-Dnlli No. =,
S5es white 4Oc; Michigan Soc; rejected 81
a$2c.
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NEW YORK, September 1S.-The jobbing
trade continues active, and o fair package
distribution Is progressing. Cotton good,
in steady demand and firm. Prints very
active and in light supply. I" Glnghams and
dress goods in fair request. Wooden good,
In moderate demand. Near one thousand
cases OF felt skirts were sold at auction to
day and brought fair average prices. ~
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25 and 81 Fourteenth ST.
c,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
y Is: County Court, JulyruleS, 1876.
u.r. Walter Mar'h4ll l , ..,,,,,,,.,,

The defendant. William FindlGy, will take no.
brought suit IN ASsumTslt against HIN, and a.
tached his credits and ELECTS In the hands Of tho
BGnwood Iron Works Company, the object o.
which suit Is to recover the sum Of slI3 90 Tor O.
pereheso Of stone sold and delivered 10 tho defend
ant; The attachment Y awarded because the de-
The defendant VIM. Eindley q required 10 up,
pear on next rIl6 day, which VIII eone on the 7th
day Of August, ls76, and do whatever may bene-
cesaafy 10 protect his interest therein. n.li
Witness my hand this 9Th day Of July, 1870.
jy6.Th RoBT. d. WOODS, Clerk.
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rhe Rrule Crcnllon AM Right.

While Twas at Butler went TO the
NOV Gv., and | saw Hog Playing Cards the
S SI'ssar Asked 1t who wrote the De.
,,Sts W. T Of Independence 1t Picked up
IS la'd and there was role on II Thomas
,Ss uenon then he told II TO show the Card
P..,S would tell who would DO next
Wt 'u 1t produced the Card and said
. "!s Now When the Brute Creation
Sss ~ 'ot Hays l think he will be Presi.
S .eId A Gentleman told me to-day he
T$I u .oar Of HaySes Likcnesses TO One OF
p,.as, 50 think that the Republican
tha stand a sure thing OF II so rally 10
SSI,S andted Of Truth And don't let Reb.
j. MCKEE.
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nnrinrn HuIbantl tor a25.

A slender young woman slipped into
Justice Riley's private Office In Brooklyn
on Friday morning, and said that she
lived witha lady who objected 70 hav!nS
James Malone, her best gentleman TRENT y
See her Al the basement door, because nc
soiled the ilagstones with tobacco JUICE.
Tho n;vht before james stayed with her
mill eleven o'clock, and Friday morning
the lady turned her out Of me n s.L"I
The lady owed her sly, aud sne w ~ ,,et
n have the Justice tell her how 70 ~!
Il He told her 10 make 4 compliant, Du!
SSs said that she wished the money al
S o,Ss s ior a particular reason, which was a
secret Tho secret that she finally I'M.
parted 10 the Justice on his premise no. ~
10 tell, was that she was very aha ai..ISn !.
marry m James Malone, and she COULDN'T y
dn i without the $40. The JUSTICE was
nv u,, - until the girl handed him a
ppr uMT BIZ Of paper, on which was
written the following; on viii marry
BRooKIYS, July 4, lao.-i VIII marry tl,y
Johanna Phalen three months from the
above date, II she gives me 80;
"' JAMES MALONE.
.a,ys werc looking at the fireworks at
Fort Greene, Judge" the girl added, ION
the he Fourth Of July. Jimmy says, says
he Johanna, I would liketo marry you,
blt I'm hard up. II you make it worth
while for me to get married, II you will
give me, say SOS, / will promise to.narry
you,' | said I'd give him the money,
and when We got home that night Jimmy
nut what he had said in writing. lhave
saved all I can, Judge, and have given
Jimmy $50, and I want five more 70 give
him." The Judge gave her his only nd
vice, to make her complaint in a suit Tor
wages. which she did.
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1sc. breakfast bacon 14]1c; clear sides l2c.
New Lard-Butchers 12c; fancy city l211c;
SAIT-Per barrel, 81 25:
sEBDs-Timothy seed g 25 per buShel;
''S sSSuFT-Garrctt's boxes 81 5Oa7 50.
WHEELING srooIRs-$lO 6Oau 90 per
i WcoIGThe market Is firm: S5aSoc for
choice washed, and one'tliird oil for I'M
washed.
pAup-1C '...H ..
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FEArHRRs-Dull; live geese, 40a50e.
ERnIrAOranpeA nlentY nj s. 90 "a boz

Oranges plenty at IS 90 . box.
Lemons at $12 Goals 90 y box,
GINSRNG-More active OF SOC. ID
GRAlN-There has been rather more In.
uuiry for wheat during the past week, and
the market Is frmer in tone, although
there has been no Qhotable improyementin
prices. Iy1sdt-Quotedat 81 S0a1 40; new
56casl 90. Oats - No change 70 note;
quoted at 40c. CoN-Th9 supply Is about
equal 10 tho demand; sales ut 45a50c.
Rve-Quiet at zoe. Bdrlty-Not much de.
manl. ,.,.
GRocERIRs-Business Is quite brisk and
steadily improving. Quotations: Coffee
Good Rio quoted al, ISIIfal9c; prime 20
All: choice 2lIii Java 100; best roasted
o6Ic: yellow Rio 23kc, Syrups--Com.
mon 46a5Oc; prime 56aGOc; New Orleans
Molasses, good COO; prime &c: choice Coo.
Sugqrs-Re.aned, hards and crushed ii &c;
powderOd and granulated. 1876 A Coffee
lie: B lie; Commercial A Sugar 104c;
extra G 10Nc; white l0Nc; yellow 9lfa
lOX. Riee-Carolina 6Hc; Louisiana none
In market. -aa,, g. a...., IL 10. u. \. .,
HAY-The market continues quiet aud
unchanged; loose from country wagons 10
selling at 50 00al4 90, as TO quality and con-
iItion; selling at IS 00al2 90. ". ~
NAIIG-The following arc the card rates:
Nails, Brads and FGncing-lO TO cod 50 IS;
Sd and Cd S. 10; Cd and I'd s. s.; ID and Cd
s. 90; sd 81 So; I'd IS 60; BaIrol-JE mss s.;
| i In. SIS SIS; " In. - 90 u In. 81 35;1
In, s. IS; II< in. s. 60; Finishing-l In.
81 So; IL in. % IS; y In. 81 s.; 2 In. "a 90;
Si< in, 81 IS; 5 In. 81 10; Caslng-l0d 10 sod
SIS 90; sd S. IS. Cd q 10; "a = 50; Fine
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For oil tho purposes OF q Family Phyaic ;
and for curing eostiyeneSH, Jaundtce,
Indigestion, Foul, Stomach, Breath,
Headache, ,EfySipells, Rheurln-
tiam, Eruptions and Skin Diseases,
Bilioushesa, Dropsy, TumorS, -
Worms, Neuralgia; n9 Dim ii
uer Pill, for purifying the Blood,
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By TELEGRAPH
New York Money and stocks.

NEw YORK, September 13.-MoNEY-
Closes easy at lal II percent. Prime mer.
camille paper DAG per cent. Tho Assistant
Treasurer diSburscd $1,000. Customs re.
ceipts $293,OOO. Clearings $S2,00O,0OO
Sterling quiet at $4.SiL Ga4.S6.
GoLp-Opened at lO0X, advanced to
110IS, and closed at 10. borrowing rates
flat and las percent
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Are the most
effective and
congcnial pur-
@tivc ever dis
covered. They
arc mild, but
eG'c ctual in
their opera
ton, moving
the wells
surely and
without pain.
Although gen.
tlc.in their OPP
,l,.atin,, t1Inv
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PITTSBURGH, September 13.-Petroleum
Quiet and firm; crude 81 00a4 OK at
Parker's; refined 9da96'4c, philadelphia Dc.
livery. Il IN -L.L.L ~. 1u. -.l.L----
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wheeling Live; stock Market.
WHEELING, Sept mbcr 10

CATrLg-Quoted at 915a4I5c per ID.
HoGs-QuOtcd at SO 0Oa6 % per cwt,
Cows-Quoted ut $95a40 per head.
SHRRp-Qupted, at 8 ha4c peg ID, > r, 1
LANES -Quoted ut Axe per H. G "a.
CALvEs-Quoted ut s. 0Oa9 % per head
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,,v ,YTELLIGENCER viii present daily lht
Inn - - in an Departments, from all quarter 9
~ SoTli, u vol % 3 complete record OF IOcl
events.
rur WEEKLY Ia printed on .Thurstay, and a.
'" +. h,I At The counter, In paid envelopes, Ieaa
lar mailing. ne-Ssnd q COPY 70 ao'a" J''e'"'
AMI TtIalitcI piA RstOt from hoH"i
.uRsCgIBERs.-Pe Persons desiring 70 have ,LI h'
6tLY INTELIaKHcKR left regularly ~ InTll
Iisnres IN the city and suburbs, can y
SSySi BY leaving their address at Ccun w.
Rom, Or by drop letter through tho post 0nIv'
m COSTRIBUTORs.-No attention VIII b. ,iLl sIIS
:" Ia anonymous communication; every nstas
Susi he accompanied by the writer'sr''u ""'''
and address.
a.,,.,,, ,e,,sn 10, Us should b sdd, r. "a.
eSsnec ,msbS and should In ~ Sass H. ~ \,
t ,ssT 10 eItSsf individual member Of '"' ~" /"
ANNA.
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.ruI.WEEKLY.
WEEKLY.

=, ,,ail, IN aavaNct, poiiGss P'tpd'a' :,
n OOlSIx mOnthI..-....'.'tl u
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NOTICE.
ICE. au7.F i-tg H.
Joseph c, Mclsary \.
Rlw,r5 Rouse anil oihmx

Edward Rouso anu othaS. 'stl
In pursuance Or decree Of the County Court Of
Ohio County, W. Va, made 10 the above entitled
cause on The 18th day Of June, 1876, will on tho
Ith day Of August, 1870, At my Office, No. q
i2th Stfret, Wheeling, W. Va, proceed TO "StAtO
me account between Administrator Of the MD Ed.
Varl R9uSc, deceased, and tbs mid Fleming and
no ala plalntltf and the sd J. II. Kelly and 70.
mort whit Il dun betVSen them and the estate Of
Inc aid Edward Rouse and the priority Of lien d
me MD creditors and Sueh other matter. n may DO
required by The plrtIeg." ~ GEO. & BOYD
Commissioner Of the County Court.
D, PACK AltoFneY for PlAlntid: IyG.Th
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AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale MARKET =
OPPICR DAILY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Wednesday, September IS.

General business has been rather better
during the past week, anda more cheerful
and hopeful feeling appears to be gaining
ground In commercial articles. The Grain
markets have been more active aud with
| light stocks, prices arc hardening. Coffee
IL moving more freely and tirmer, while
Sugars are easier, with a decline OH refined
goods, There Is q continued steady de-
mand for the Hog products, but no import.
ant change In prices recently. Butter and
Eggs In better demand. Cheese decidedly
tifmer with an increasing demand. Wool
continues firm. %, ]. IA.
APpLEs-The supply, although not large,
Is sufficient to meet the present demand; no
improvement in prices; we continue 10
quote in jobbing way ats 4Oa2 w y Dbl
for fair to choice. Farmers are now bring
ing in almost enough to supply immediate
wants.
PRAcuRs-Prices are maintained, rang
ing from 81 50a2 90 per box, as to quality
and condition. IL
BuTrRR-There has been steady de-
mand for prime table butter during the
past week. Sales at 20a22c.
BAKING PowDRR-35aS6c per lib. Il.
BRooMs-Fancy, 50 ooa2 25aS 90, plain
81 75a9 90. .. r.1
BEEswAx-25c. %. "a.
CANNRD Goops-The following are the
current jobbing rates: Peaches, 3 pound
cans per dozen, 50 %; 2 ID cans, 81 as; 3 Id
cans tomatoes, 81 60; ID cans tomatoes
81 IS; WinslOw corn, 2 Id cans, 50 10; sweet
corn, So; common, corn, 81 Us; strawber-
ries, ID cans, 81 90; blackberries, 2 Id
cans, 81 90; raspberries, lib cans, 50 90;
pluuis, 2 Id cans, 50; lima beans, 2 Id cans,
Be- cove oysters, l lib cans, 81 O0;2 Id cans
So 90. 2 ,,E,-
CuRRsR-The market has stitiened up
very materially since the date Of our last
general report; We have advanced our quota
tons lc per Id, and the tendency continues
upward; we now quote ut lie for prime
Ohio factory.
CnICKESs-spring, per dozen, 81 GOA
90; old do 50 00a9 90. I.
DRIED FRUrT-Therc isno demand what.
teyer for domestic and but little for for
eicn. Peaches are quiet at lie mixed; 14c
| for prime halves. Other quotations: Prunes,
Gao iSc; Currants, Sc; Layer Raisins, - 65a
. IS; Valencia, l0c. ;rr6
EcGs-Therc has been IN increased de-
mand within the past week, and We can re-
port IN advance Of Of Case per dozen. We
now quote ut 13a15c.
FrsiT-There Is a fair trade. Quotations:
For packages containing 100 pounds Of
sound fish; light weight and inferior quail
lily at prices to correspond: Goldfish nomi.
nal at bI5c. Lake herring; none 10 the
market. White Fish, $3.50. Half bbls. No.
5 mackerel 81 80; No. 2, $525. 81
FLoUR-There has been no material
change In the market since the date Of our
last general report. Quotations are us
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Ia Aaj 40 e1tn copy TO person se.uns Up ..uU :,
% w IN IIrSit, Of Post0fics Money Order, and
o1f u.s. asitber Of thesC can DO procured, send The
..nsSy 10 a Registered Letter.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of writ Of Levari Facias
to me directed. will be exposed To
Public Sale. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL S4l SHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. w. 0rtlip, in the city of Will.
mingtoD, New Castle County. Delaware, on
MONDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1876.
At O'Clock p. m.
The following described Real Eestate viz:
All that certain lot or tract OF land with
three story brick dwelling house thereon
erected situate in the city of Wilmington liz
the County of New Castle and State of Della
ware. described as follows to wit: Beginning
at point on the northerly side of Fourth
street. at the distance of one hundred feet
from the easterly side OF Franklin street
thence ncrtherly and parallel with Franklin
street eighty five feet to a stake. thence
westerly and parallel with Fourth street
twenty feet to a stake; thence southery and
parallel with franklin street. eightyfv
feet to the northerly side of Fourth street.
thence by sade northerly side of Fourth st
easterly twenty feet to the place ofbeginning;
be the con tents thereof what they may, p.
vol. 9. page 432. &c,
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Patrick ragRart. and Cathairne his
wife and I, t. and to be sold by
VIM. IL. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sherifi's Ohice. New Castle.
Sept, %, 1876. s Sept. Is is.
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THE MEETING LAST SIFHT was an
immense one, and the speech of Geo.
Gray, Esq, was listened to with the ut
most attention. Those present repre-
sented the bone and sinew of our citv.
They were the men who build I'D the
city. Just such men as sbuild stairs. >,
dress leather, roof houses and pursue all
kinds of honorable callings. 1t is true
many of them were educated in our pub
lie schools, but nevertheless they are
quite competent to become legislators.
These men find they are taxed enorm.
ously for all they eat, wear and work
with-that the thieves in Washington
have taken FRI m Delaware about 81 ,0O0,-
900 year for the last fifteen years, and
they are terribly in earnest, and listened
with the greatest patience while Messrs
Gray and Whiteley We're eloquently and
truthfully reminding them of the way to
get from under this burden of taxation.
Besides being taxed on what they eat,
drink and wear, they are taxed four cents
on every cigar they smoke, about double
on every pound of tobacco they chew, and
two cents on every box of matches. In
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RAILROADS.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON &BAL,
L TIMORE RAILROAD.

AUGUST IA. 1876.
Trains will leave wilmington as followskf
Philadelphia and Intern ediate statious6N
7oQ, 10, $50. $50. a52, 10.37, 10 45 a m IL,
On 7.20, 1854, IL 4p.m.
philadelphia and New York, 2.l,hr;
2.14, 1887, 6.46 p. m.
baltimore and intermediate stationA ls
$50 a. m. $50, p. m.
baltimore and Washington, 1882, l.S, sS,
a. m. 1859, LIS, 2S, 20,6 Al. 7l0,p N.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. 1885. $40. 8.35, II Asa. M L.
8 30 p. m.
Wyoming and intermediate stations, I'm
935. a. m. $50 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate station las5,s AZ
SUNDAY TRAM.
Philadelphia and lntermedlate stations, IL
q. m. 800. $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, allan.
Baltimore and Washington, ls.s., ~
q. m.
For further information passengers are ir
ferred to the time tables posted at thq i4go-
$50 7. NJ, train on Monday, Wednesdays
saturday, will make close connection at De-
mar with tram for Ocean City,
On and after Tuesday, August 1st, lSG,
passenger trains leaving Wyoming atjNa,
M. and Wilmington at 4Op. M, will 10
withdrawn.
Trains leaving Delmar at so a. nj. and
wilmington 30 p. m. will stop at all stat Ons.
An additional Accommodation train Willie
run between New Castle and Wilmington,
leaving New Castle at 35 a. m. and arriving
at Wilmington 55 a. M
Il. n KENNEY. Superintendent
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HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ of
y Levari Facias to me directed, will be ex
posed to Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, S4l SIMPLIFY ST:
kept by George W. Ortlip in the city of Will
mington. New Castle county. Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY,,
TIE 1lth DAY OF OCTOBER, 1876,
At O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real kstate, viz.
All thet certain lot or parcel of land lying
and being situated in the city of wilmington.
aforesaid. and bounded and described as
follows: that is TO say beginning Oa the
westerly side of Jackson street at the dis
tance of thirty five feet from the corner
formed by the intersection of the line of the
southery side of Chestnut street with the
line of the westerly side Of Jackson street
thence westerly and parallel to Chestnut
street. seventy-t TWO feet to a co. ler; thence
sOuthe-ly and parallel to Jackson street sixty
Mve feet to another corner; thence easterly
and parallel to Chestnut street, seventy two
feet 10 the westerly side of j ackson street and
thence northerly along said side of said sire ct
sixtyfve feet to the place OF beginning. be
the contents within said bounds what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Francis Marion Angelo. and Sarah
Virginia, his wife. and Ormand S. Senter. t.
t., and to be sold by
WM il. LAMBsoN, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Now Castle.
sept. %. 1876. s sept.25-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-10-03

addition to this every man, woman and
child in Delaware is made to pay 81 adj
ditional of tax to support the foreign Min
listers, Consuls and agents sent by the
Republican party in other countries. 1t
costs us $40,000,00o more for this than it
did per annum when the Democrats for
70 years had the government. Every
baby's father has to pay 81 year every
year for his child from the very hour ii is
born, that these men may live sumptu-
ousy. So that the natural growth of the
country may be retarded by this terrible
taxation. And yet such bold, by Con-
gressional lobbyists as Col. John w.
Forney will come to Delaware and call
our people rebels, traitors, and union
haters because they will not hold still
while such as he and others pursue the
artful system of robbery through taxa
ton to support 100000 office holders.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-03

A North Carolina paper publishes a
curious story to the effect that ex-Gov-
ernor w. w. Holden, while under reli-
gious conviction, told his minister, Rev.
c. 7 Bailey, editor of the Biblical Re
corder, that the Republican party had j.
W. Stephens, Of Casswell, Republican,
murdered, in order to carry the election
in 1872. They charged it on the Demo
Gratis, had Casswell put under martial law
all the prominent white Democrats Jailed
and by this means elected Republican Of
ficials.