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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

The discussion Of the bill TO transfer the
Indian bureau to the War department has
resulted Enthusiastically in favor Of the oppo-
for prediction that further debate will con-
vert many moro Of the advocates Of the
bill To the opposite view, and very possibly
reverse the MAZE ity, whi,h 10 now CON-
monty conceded u the friends of the meas
nre, The subject is made the special order
Tor wednesday when Professor Bselye will
probably speak in opposition to the bill. and
IL Is expected that General Banks will make
q brief speech on the debate. There ID no
apprehension that the bill will become .
law, for i it passes both branches the Pres
ident will undoubtedly veto it.-Wa.hing.
ton dispatch 10 Boston Adurtiser,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

There is much talk in the Mississippi
Valley Of Judge David Davis rs the Demo-
cratic candidate for President, and Appar-
emily growing feeling in his favor. This
programme would require Vice President
from tho Atlantic Coast, aud Bsyard might
do, though it is more likely that some one
with less Objectionable War record woula
De chosen
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
d sssrasA In an open ssoas.

William Smith and Herman GrAeffer,
both residents of Jersey City, went to
Brooklyn, on Sunday, taking with them
two children Of William Heweth, q milk.
man, residing ut No. 90 Erie street. They
both drank considerable liquor, and Smith
became very much intoxicated. Procuring
. boat, they went out for row, but Smith
soon became incapable Of managing the
boat, and Nv GraefYer could not row, and
the row-locks were broken, the boat drifted
helplessly with the tide toward the Mar
rows After time they we're discovered
BY passing steAm.tug, which stopped and
went to their assistance. GraefYer and the
children had been taken on board the tug,
whom Smith grossly insulted the Captain,
and ehe latter refused to let him come on
hoard. The ting then sfeamed away, leav.
ing Smith to his fate. No information has
yet been received ~ to whether he was res-
cued or not. The others were landed in
HobOken -Nelc York Times.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
MeGkAl.
Weaifal.
THE LUNGS !
Consumption !!

yzsmoaissss |npsSas, SssSs liz sesss, q
mi VIII 81 FR %ifS c fH AkKEEs COMPOUND
6&6NGATie- psssaoeitos II PulneaAy Uua.
mston q t6s ssous nsss6sans 81 De IL pse.ssss.
s.ss, psins IN ths oksss Fos iii bsuSshsi sHtsoss,
sofN throat, los Of voaee, coughs
DIR. SwAYNx'S
Compound Syrup Of WILD Cherry
is A SOVEREIGN :RRMKDY.
HfNoaa1AoE, Oh SPTrrIFeioy BLOOD. nay pro-
oscd fton the laFyn1, faehiA, bsoesAiA, ~ lu1p,
and arises fron various causes, - enduD physic.l
sxsstloa. plsthorA, fullnses at the vssna4 weak
& q H. ne .ps.S T. !! T.
DR.. gvayAe's CoApeana 4yrep 81
wild Cherry
strikes as the root Of disssss By purifying the blsd
rsseoring the liver and kdns5s 70 healthy aetion,
inyigoratinG the nervous Estean.
ohiel and Al Paino4asy oo1pl.inas. Cons1nptivse
o. those pesdkpossd 70 weak lungs, should nn< fail
70 ms this great vegetable rsmedy.
bus oss1 S wss. ss
tsraAivs action 10 nesdsd. Under its uss ths cough
10 looesued, the night swsats diminishsd. the pair
Subsidies, the pulse rstura to ita natural standard
aasimiats the food and svsry organ has parsr and
bs&ter quality Of blood Supplied to H. Out Of which
new rscrsativs and plastic material 10 mazda.
Prepared only by
Mr. 8WAYNE Il SON,
$50 Ne. sixth Street. Philadelphia,
BOLD ny ALL PROMINENT DRuooIsrs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
4 saAysvzx.1 A. saAzaA1evs

Dy8141 Hg
Closing mp Ne ssssa1nsnt q sessnfy
laaas tx ~ psssens ysse aad ~ es'hs- /
~ Of ~ sauae ~ ~ year eaAs, q
oaqh1 y an. publls astsnAaea 70 ths abonl-
DaAaa dhaaAsesr q tAs aystsa - nsw ~
IahlishsA ~ Tie 01Aee hNs. The present
objsss q both the aasassDspk NJ collse-
eaou laws, 20 faf - they relate 10 poll.ta1
paysss-all those Who own no real sstats-
u, not 10 aassss md coolest revenue, but y
assass suly psssons Of o. party and avoid
ssssesiuR Ill oGhses, end to issue tai r.
estp>s % he former olass, and avoid the
receipt Of their taxss from Ill o&hsss. The
asssssos does not want The name Of nom
frssholdsr Who diaen from him In politics,
and the collector does not want 10 ~ or COL
lost tsx from him, should he, By dillssuos,
procure asssssmsue The whole system 10
NO longer one OF raising revenue and
ursv,dinr the neesasarv Qualifications for
vossrs, bus q obtaining partisan advantage
through the inessesciss Of law, THIS thing
has come to vrssehed paaA, n II u.sursl)y
woah, the mouent the oflaosss Of the law
are he'd 10 depsst from their legitimate d.
aes into the asld OF mere partisan struaale.
Asssson nov mot only omit to sask
ont ths names OF perty opponspts, but thsy
throw Obstacles In the way Of placing such
names ON tho asssssmsnt. Collector not
only do NOT call on many men for their
taxee. bue-aod this the law directly invites
them to do-they cease all attempt to
collect, after having made merely formal
and psrfunceory characterization In that di-
rection. No Dsnocratic Oollector- and
they ars now, in Ill the counties Of the
State, exclusively Of that pArty-oonsidsrs
II desirable 70 receive poll-tax from Repub.
licsns, and many Of them are yot only I'M.
desirous to recsivs 1t, but anxious to avoid
| il receipt, 90 that some have carried their
efRorts 1t avoidance, to ~ iurthast
bounds Of chicansry and deceit.
From The assssson and collectors the
scAndals:of tho system 20 to the Levy Court.
and Clerks Of the Peace. The same gan.
eral object Of not securing revenue but get.
ting party advantage exists amongst those
officers. and it 10 natural IL should, wher
the Legislature has 70 distinctly held Out
such suggestion in its enactment Of the
system. The desire to throw men on thu
assessment Lists for year has led thu
Levy Court Of this county into an act Of
great injustice in the oase Of some forty Of
Atty men In New Castle hundred. These
mon wOs returned delinquent las, year, ant
were therefore put Oh the assessment o.
that year. MAnifsstly, having been Oh To-
twelve months, they ought to b. on tn,
assessment Of this year, FOLLOWING the In
tent of tho lAw,) but by the presumed srlc,
| Of the Collector of New Oastle hundred ,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
TELEGRAPHIC.



Al xxpowx111 o. Ee9Gx 4nvuoAHp Doa.EARs
~ 0AM.
Asssstslu8 1ssss asstsl Nbisprs~s.
Hnw Heax, April 12-AaAsev Y. etout,
4eAG14a Of ~ Shoe anA leather Bank,
this CITY has annoa1esd h1s intentions y
sndov he pessidsatA1 chat1s OF Wsaleyan
uarv In tbs sua Of ~. 90 each.
tBy ths failurs Of Dsnisl Drew, The
founder OF Drew 6sminAzy, u kAdisoa, u.
j.. that institution was left without IN In
come, and the Wssleyan University, under
his patronage, Wa badly crippled Both
these institutions received many exprse-
sions Of sympathy Of the late session OF the
thereof and Others, will hear Of this good
fortune with much pleasant satisfaction. -
ED CqNNR1oyAI.1
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

zee, it WAS very pretty thing to zee the
Democratic Senators, twenty in number,
falling in behind Ben Buffers banner, and
voting to reject the Dana nomination. Even
Mr.. Bayard WAS in line, he who Processes to
rise above paltry considerations in his deal
ing with public Affairs. His vote against
confirmation was given, we have no doubt,
on account Of his regard for Mr.. Dana's
virulent assaiIsnt, Mr.. Beach lawrence,
who made an edition Of Wheaton to
please the Southern theorists, and in that
pleased also the Senator from this city. Yet
Mr.. Bayard could not fail to know Mr..
Dana's fitness to be Minister to England,
and his adverse vote is obviously founded
upon other considerations than those which
should govern . Senator in dealing with
such matter.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
FAlroR o wall,

rnRnE HnH BUAInD BENEATH rrs HUNS.
Assootsssd Prev apsstal Tslagrsw.
PHIIADRIPH1A, April ls,-An old wall in
. lumber yard on Delaware Ave, above
Green street, fell, this morning. burying In
~ debris three teamsterA FAMED Charles
Morris, John Rodgers, and Christian Stein.
Norris died soon after being s1tricAssd.
The other two will recover, although their
injuries are severe,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

Accounts agree that Congress is not like
Iy to pass the bill transferring the Indian
Bureau to the War Department The Of.
fort therefore, should he earnestly made
to purify the service, and elevate the tone
of those engaged in it. Men who have
some Christian sympathy for the Indians,
and . practical capacity for raising them
out of their present ignorance and degradA-
ton are needed ~ Agents. and notice
should DO given that - no others need ap.
ply"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

And the first three months Of the present
year again show decrease Of 3,597 from
the FIRST quarter Of 1875. This decrease lis
ono good reason why the ocean steamers
complain Of dull times,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
New YoFks

APPomTA MT OF NEW oURRo0ATH-oAhDI-
NAL M'oLoeKsy Ill.
Asssstsssd PFsss Special Tsisgraw.
Nav York, April 12-D. O. Calvin, ap-
pointed surrogate, yesterday, bonded, this
morning. and look the oath.
Cardinal McOloakey 10 III and will be un-
abb to ofloiats u the Cathedral tomorrow
In blessing tho oils, 1871
John J. Prios, Of Loader Price not0risty,
has been sent to prison because he could
get NO one to pay Ans Of ESQ imposed for
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
WILMINGTON, DEL
p'haaSAAy, April ~, l87e.
THE HERALD AND THE NNQRS, Ray.
Ann

Iardiiy, the Herald speaks for the
naesafr. hAyasd' nnd'ng the s'lsoce oppres.
ave. It's csfensss Descending very much
below the code OF professional ethios which
1t processes to maintain, contains quite ~
innch OF pervonahues ieveled at the editor
of the COMMERCIAL as OF facts or Argu-
ments in behalf OF its client. Does It e1-
poet to be answered In kndf Mr.. O'byrne
very we'll knows that he has always COM
plslned when he has been brought person
ally under criticism, In connection with ex-
pressions in his paper. Let him pass, then,
for the present.
It would be an easy task TO reply, says
the Herald, II soldier bad challenged
Ihos. II. bayaTd 70 ansWer for his failure
TO enter ~ . combatant for the United
states In the late civil @ war. This IL an
ingenious, quarter -ssssions evasion. Who
has msde-soldier or civilisn-such .
challenger There has been none In the
COMMERCIAL, and the Herald knows 1t, but
its policy is to muddy the waters and OBJ
rcnre the real question at issue. Mi. Bay
ard cav ut to parade before the county, in
his recent speech in the Senate. claim 10
premium ~ patriot, and upon this We
undertook the natural and appropriate task
OF showing that he had failed his country,
In her hour OF supreme need, not by omit
ting to take the field ~ combatAnt-we
rad nothing on that head-but by omitting
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

The oensus Of Philadelphia, taken On tho
% inst. by the police, shows . population
OF GIG, AS The population in 1910, aocord-
i ng to the United States censns, was G7A,-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
Tho sonth Carolina Republicans have A.

Tho South Carolina Republicans have A.
lowed the corrupt leaders who have hereto
fore disgraced the party in that Stats 70 re-
tain control, and ths thief faction, In which
Whipper and Moses are prominent figures,
held majority Of the Columbia Con1sn-
ton. This IL disappointment. Governor
Chamberlain should have been 10 sustained
at Washington that he could have .nnloaled
all the roguss out of the Republican or
gsnization and consigned them to tile limbo
which they merit. Two oontcsting delega-
tons to Cincinnati will probably be elected
to-day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
the MILD POWER CURES
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,

Been in general use for twenty years Kvssyvhse,
proved the most sAFE. SIMPLE, ECONOMICAL.
and EFFICIENT medicines known They are lust
what the people want saving time and money, avert
ing sickness and suffering. Each single specific the
veil tried prescription Of an eminent physician.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
Life, Growth, Beauty.

London Hair Color Restorer l
London Hair Color Rsstorer I
Not Dyes makes harsh hair soft and silky; clean
Ae' the scalp from all impurities causing the hair
to grow whore it has fallen on or become thin.
Can be applied by the hand ~ II does not stain tho
skin or soil the finest linen Al Hair Drss,;nx
" " the most perfect this world has ever produced.
The hair Ia renovated and stren& and natural
color restored without the application of mineral
substances.
since the introduction Of this truly valuable prsp
a mo TINS country il has BEEN the wonder and
sunnAuoh ~ all Glasses, a. il has proved 10 D. TIA
only article that will absoluty without deception "a
store gray hair to it's original color health roftnss
Of it, original growth and color ~ "-
Ils nsAutiful and fragrsnty perfumsd article Ia
SS9%pletS w.hin itself, no washing preparation
psI1'e OF Aftsr ns use, or accompaniment al any
Kind being required To these ds~irsbi. rrruts
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

The romans Of the late Surrogate Q
y. schaick arrived yesterday at New York
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

The New York Herald, having been
spooning out Conkling flap-doodls to the
Republicans for fortnight, now compile
msnts that process by Offering Mr.. BAyard
Oh the half-shsil to the Democracy, begging
Mr.. Tilden to give up all idea Of getting the
st. Louis nomination for himself, and to be
sontent with being the Warwick Of the
Convention. This is really all, very thin.
Mr.. Bsysrd may be nominated for Presi-
dent, At 81. Louis, but his chance Is but one
in many. His Calhoun doctrines aud his
failure to stand up for the Union make him
unavailable. II nominated he will DO bad
ly defeated, aud this the Democrats per-
fectly well understand -outsids OF Della
ware, At least. Judge Davis now has the
support OF several States in the Mississippi
Valley and 1t would not be surprising to see
his friends carry All before them At 1T.
Louis.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13


Mr. Bshu approaching
wieooang the workman
will finished On June Mrs. drubb the will the s hspub
Ths faithful building The
south sex24
feet and w besides tile dining S6xs
aud the
we'll ventilated hotel building
nicely ansd will DO comfortably
viReA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
xaIififxt Hafiees

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s e g.: e r! e. ~! - sss,ssa.
hes,sssss a 5. ~ ssIsss.s 49, q - - 80. g
~ $500 q ss: sa !. s. sss
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hoHs N hissls vill essses tAia 7s9 81
vAnaA mAsoe<1 ". q. P184Qets
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|1HNTKHN1AL CANDIDATE.
r.121f sHf33Ek, 4 e. CO: s:::.I: EEoHo.
~ ooso.1p p. vAsDsyns
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Yoe~ .,..,s .. c .ssd 3a7as1 x a..,,s o. Ma,
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l'j e:::R:zsE.. WEfI .Is1,ssh bc.5lss
F0k oosW8lH{11h >. WILEY.
OF Wihnln0toa Haaasvd.
4n6tect 70 ths dselsloa Of The hsp0khsaa psrty
TOAN T. dzLfzHl0,
- FOR OoRONgR-
.es.s = 1890 :: a.. f..
'''' OIL ''' "''''"'-. g366ah =. aA41.AarR,
osvs11h - Xa1nQa 6tfests,
- Asuu4W. .Wnn0toa, Usl,
CHKRtrEALTY. -
70 THE vOTRRs on NEW UAsTIl COUNTY
N.Y. follow el4iAs1e, aftR enDo h41g1o1peo. havs
couciudsd 70 oAse mypaN = ~ Soasi7srsf}a "A
candidate fos lie oAee q ESsat3, saSjsst o ~
self 70 supp9st tbs noslese II lk9t psT1V Vho,nso
| ever q may Be-. JONATHAN T. QMQk1K.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

II the friends Of Mr.. Blaine are Inclined
to be alarmed at the Idea that the Pennsyi-
vanta delegation b 70 be delivered over to
Conkllng, after vodng first for Governor
Hartrsnft, they may take heart again. That
.---.A h. 1-.--- pA- A-,.e.ss-.,i. q o>.u
character that while it may be persuaded
or led to vote for some Of the other candI-
dAtes-Hayes, Bristow, or Blaine-it Is not
possible to throw 1t into Mr.. Conkling's
hRndn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
To PHYSICIANS.
"CACHETs DE PAIN"
FOR RENDERING THE MOST BITTER nKDI.
lINE8 TAHTEIESN

These Cachets are made Of simple flour paste and
adapted e substances in powder form they dissolve
UsI rsaaiv N the stomach. thereby allowing tbs
Physcian requires them therefore the contents an
fresh material; The most nausoous and bitter msd
c,nes, = Qunine, Aloes, etc. ~ we'll ~ those Of un
pleasant odor, like AsssfDtidA, can be taken with
Psriect comfort b ths most sensitive patient, the
xuissd. ~ be up with the rsqursinssts q the
TIMES and the demands Of our oustonerp We have
snppiled ourselves with the requisite apparatus for
chsts for use which ars much approved BY both ply
u, BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
APorHEcAnlKs,
N. W. Cor. Sixth and Market Sta. wilnnin.tor
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

FAMILY CASES.
CAes (A1rocoo) with above q Large yisls and
Manual Of directions ,,,....... AIN m
OAss tA0Ocoo) Of - large vial and Book '' Il,
~ Thsss remedies are sent by the case or single
oox 70 Any part Of the country, free Of chsrxe %
receipt Of price. Address
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
OMos and Depot, No. "a Broadway, Now York.
q For HAls BY ali 0ruSgists. mars, cod &wly.
.BRINGHURsr 1 CO., Wholesale .xsuts, 9Th
W z: ARICH, no Delaware avenue.
IOHN J. GALLAGHER, Fifteenth and Market
\. g. HA0kMAKRR, ~ Market street.
4 WALTON, ~ Market street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13
m lining Accident.
"aRhMB ACCb00Rk.
nxPLoaIoN on TfAH DAMP IN TIE NEkaUHuo-
NIno NINE.

Assu ETsss sPeS1a1 1s7SyTam.
ALIz1rowN, Pa, April 12th.-A tsETible
qushoning mines, at II O'Clock, this morn.
Ing, killing Hugh CofYsll, Jos. Mc0overn
and Thomas Shields, and badly wounding
Levi NaFsden, Richard Bodine, Jos. Kirk
wood, Jacob Meye1 and Charles Callam.
The lest named cannot recover.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

SECRETARY Robson has returned to
Washington, from Philadslphia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

The Convention 1t Cincinnati will be the
first that the Republicans have held for six
teen years in which there will be, or ought
to be, deliberativs action on the choice Of q
candidate for the Presidency. In 1864, the
denomination Of Lincoln, at Baltimore,
was fore-ordered result, which the Con-
vention had only to formally declare at
Chicago. in 1868, the choice OF General
Grant WAS equally indicated in advance
And 1t PhiladelphiH, III 1872, there was no
sign Of any other proposition or purpose
than to nominate him for second term.
This year, the public mind has been almost =
idtutd rasa, anu 1t is for the delegates sent
to Cincinnati to deliberately confer and
make cboice Of candidate from amongst
the many named. In this they will proba-
bly, be aided, by the time the Convention
assemblies, by some indication of the drift
Of public sentiment, but 1t IL unlikely that
there will be any certain choice foreshad.
owed in advance Of the actual balloting.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13


RALTlMoRE 4 POTOMAC r. n.
ON AND AFTER MARCH 7rl, lES,
1Tans VIII lcsvs WtlntuSt0o IN oouneotson With tbs
bA!timors Po1NsnAo =. r., ~ followp;
Lssve WilminHtou lo, A. n. Arrive WashiAatoa
Leave wilningsoo loo. A. u. Arrivs washi.stas
2Es, p. II, city tina
Iee,e Wilmington l2ts. P, u. Anivs washinstos
A93, r. ~ city time
Leave Wilmington II, r. y, Aniyo Wsshinatn
kl3. p. u, city time.
Leave Wilmington TO- p, n Antys WashinRten
M.s9 r. n, city time.
Leave Wsshnaton 40. n. N. city TINA ARrivs
Wilmington l105, p. n
, Ley. Ws;sinitsa Fs. A. H.. city Tina. Arrive
Leave Wellington Il 1.la P. n. Arrive wil.,.s.
,iII,c.ys W..hinS.np ~. P. n. city sin.. Arrive
wi; :.y: ~; Sa. p NJ. city tina. Am,.
Local trains lssvs Bsitinoes TO- $40, and jeos, A.
y: lW. Alo, liz IN r. n Arrive Washineta
Ieavs Ws.hinstoa 40. and lie, A. n, AZ, fis.
FAM THOMSON, GenI Maaaess.
u. II. BOYD. Jn., General PAaaL AT. feb14U
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

Charitab!y.inclined people might take
the viAw. parhar.. that the R4I,sAl.iiaan
cannot distinguish between the legitimate
object Of party orgsnization--to attain re-
suits valuable to the communicated the
diversion of party to uses that are injur-
ious to the public. That paper believes,
perhaps, that there ia no such distinction,
and arguing in its feeble way from that
premiss, it is not surprising that 1t finds
the honest masses Of the Republican party
derelct in not permitting bad leadership
without word Of protest. That is just
the complaint Of the Whiskey Ring they
think the bad faith Of Secretary Bristow an
infamous thing. For his prosecutions Of
their membership, they made desperate
effort to have HIM removed from the Cabi
net, an effort, by the way, which tho Re.
publican, no doubt, heartily sympathizei
with. Such a course M that of the secre-
tary, refusing to submit 10 men clothed in
the party cloth at At. Louis--McKee, Nc
Donald and other confederates-wss what
the Republican calls "despicsble." Such
are the views which dobauched organ Of
bad schemes and selfish intrigues il able
to take.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

The arrivals Of steerags passengers in
New York. by the European steamers, show
constant falling Oh in numbers. The
totals for four years have been "a follows :
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-13

M w. Cor. SlIth and Market Sta. Miluinxton
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-17
SADLIER'S EXCELSIOR SERIES OF
BIOGRAPHIES,

Embracing three books besides an intermediate work
for those who wsh to vary the grade entitled
Excelsior Introduction to Geography,
coming between Nos l and .
This Series is the most highly approved one pub.
hShed having been recommended by more than thirty
Archbishops and Bishops, besides hundreds of the
best critics in the land those schoos in which it
has already been adopted 1t has lent new charm to
the study as nnumerabe testimonials from the best
teachers testify
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-17
THE MESSENGER SUNDAY SEPTEMBER

!, reach Farnes. Ko, take the shrimps to the
village. You, dear aunt, watch the patient
until my return. May God protect you slll"
Saying these words. she dsrted from the
room, ard swift as q deer set off towards
Adinkerk.
ITO be oontinued.)
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-17
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