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4 Valuable Discovery.

DR.. o. W. Benson: q practicing physician at LOG
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd, twho has
paid much attention to nervous diseases,) has
discovered that extract Of celery and chsmomile
combined, in certain proportion, invariably
vous or sick headache, neuralgia and nervous
ness. This is q triumph In medical chemistry,
and sufferers all over the country sre ordering
BY mail. He prepares it In pills, at 50 cents per
box. The Doctor Is largely known and highly re-
spected In Baltimore. These pills are sent post
age free, 70 any address, and sold by all whole
sale and retail druggists In Washington, George
tnvn end AIexsndria
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ESTIMATE OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
BruItwick Hotel, Boston.

Attention is directed to tho card of the new and
elegant Brunswick hotel Of Boston. The Bruins
wick has all modern improvements and conven
fences, is freproof, is centrally located in the
best part Of Boston, and is of easy access to all
parts OF the city. Persons visiting Boston on
business or pleasure will do we'll to stop at the
Brunswick, If they would enjoy the lu1uries oil
one Of the newest and best Of American hotels
The proprietor is using every encesvor to make
this hotel as popular as its convenience Of loca-
tion and elegance Of appointments entitle II to
merit
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Lightning.

Henderson 5 Practical Lightning Calculator lie
the most overshadoWing work on the science Of
numbers ever offered to the public. Half price
thts week only. illustrated by the author. cor
ner Of Seventh and Pennsylvania avenue. Once,
As5 PennEYlYania avenue.
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fhs Alphabstical businsss Dffeesofy
this mornipes' RxPuBL1cAr ccrtsins cards Of
nrst-slass ssts blishmspts mall brsnchss Of bust
nesslin the District. Many persons daily feel
them 70 easily IND what they want. We have
aimed 70 make this ~ complete and easy Of
reference % possible and are Sure that 1t win be
business 70 transact We intend 20 keep IL up IN
reliable and convenient form, and improve y
rom time 70 time; Any persons NOT fepfesented
cards at ence, 90: - TO get an even start with
their peighbors In 90 desirable IN a1ysrtising
medium, and one OF such unf7of1Al and oonstanf
reference - our large circulation auong tho boss
classes must make q thtG-
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NEW ADVERTIsEhENTs
Csnvassers wanted.
John O'Brien', circus,
Titieus at the National.
Lady's gold watch lost.


John O'Briens circus,
Titieus at the National.
Lady's gold watch lost.
The Brunswick hotel, Boston.
Eight.room brick house for sale.
Rooms and board In Philadelphia.
Proposals for Indian supplies wanted.
First class brick mill In Virginia for sale.
Tropical luxuries at John ". Llnsdon's.
Benter & Woods general intelligence office.
Meeting OF the Illinois Republican Association.
Washington Intelligence and Information
Office.
Railroad tickets for sale q. the Parkinson
house.
Sale of two houses on Ninth street by Duncan.
son Bros.
Sale of property on North Carolina avenue by
Duncanson Bros.
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VIM. FurnaRe.ss has recently purchased the
entire front on street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, and has improved Il By fine greenhouses,
containing one Of the rarest collections Of flowers
and bulbs In the city.
Mr.. Eurnege,uh was for q long time employed
ss gardener ct the Prssidsnt's House, has re-
signed his position, and Will now devote himself
entirely 70 BOWER culture.
National Republican., 1876-04-06
The National Railroad Company Of Maryland


The bill that recently passed the Maryland
Legislature, Incorporating the National Railroad
Company of Maryland, to connect Washington
with the Pennsylvania system Of railroads BY The
most feasible and direct railroad commuliestion,
txes the capital stock Of the company ct g.
D0O,oO in $50 shares. Benjamin L. jackson, Alex.
4. Shepherd, Richard T. Merrick, A. G. Riddle,
Anthony Hyde, Frederick p. Stanton and VIM.
Thompson, Of the District of Columbia; &. B.
Davis, Montgomery Blair, Washington Bowie
and FraHcis Miller, of Montgomery county;
WIN. b. Matthews, Dennis Gather and John r.
CLARKE, OF Howard county, and John r. Long
well, John q. Smith, Jacob F. McComas and
Thomas T. Shepherd, Of Carroll county are ap
pointed commissioners, empowered TO opeu books
for the subscription Of the company. the com
pany will have corporate powers as soon as
S25 900 Of the capital stock is subscribed. =
II the capital stock is found to be insufficient
the directors are empowered to increase the sto.k
to e. 600 OO0 The act limits the tariff for passen-
gers 70 three cents per mile, and for the transpor
tstIon Of goods TO i've cents per ton per mile for
goods of all descriptions, excepting hour, grain,
corn, oats tobacco, whisky coal, iroH, lime, ore,
lumber, plaster, stone, wood, dsh and salt, upon
which the rates are limited 70 six cents per ton
Unless the work Of construction is commenced 10
Eve years after the passage of the act and com
pleted within ten years Of the COMMENCEMENT the
act will be null. The company is authorized TO
own and operate or hold stock In any line Of
steamboats, and steamships, where such line can
be used in connection with the business OF the
road,
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Auerlou sales To-day.

BY Geo. W. Stickney:
At O'Clock, valuable Improved property, being
No. l4l7 street northwest,
BY E. ]. Sweet:
AT O'Clock, Q smsn brick dwelling. on Oedsy
street, between and northwest
By B. II. Warner:
street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth north.
National Republican., 1876-04-06

The Grand Central, the largest hotel In New
York, has been recently RENTED, refurnished and
redecoratsd In elegant style, In view Of the ap-
preaching Centennial. The new dssigns In frssco
work, especially, which sdorn the halls, paflors,
dining-rcoms and exchanges sre the richest and
most exquisite 10 the country.
while other hotels will probably adhsrs to thsir
present rates. the Grand 0entrsf Justified By its
Immense capacity TO accommodate l6oo guests
comfortably, viii make popular reduction, and
In every respect with the fnest hotels in Americs
this liberal reduction cannot fail to inset with
popular approval.
Centennial lecture tomorrow evening by Col.
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Wood and Coal Yards on the Avenues.
wAsHISGToS, D. c., April 4, 1876.

To the Editor of the National Republican:
SIR: The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN has always
shown 30 intslligent disposition to advocate the
true interests Of this city that venture to Ask
your attention to an abuse that should no longer
be permitted. mean the storing Of large guam
titles Of who'd and coal In yards upon our best
built and most inhabite streets. Within the iifs
limits no wooden houses can be erected, and yet
enough wood TO erect dozen houses ID piled In
valuable buildings. When Washington MAS the
s'Uity Of Magnifcent Distances" ft was wsil
enough to allow wood and coal 70 be stored on the
vacant lots between the occasional houses, but
now that It has become magnificent city those
storehousss Of confaerstions should be bsnishsd
from Its limits, and only Offices for the sale Of
wood and coal be permitted. QITIzEs,
National Republican., 1876-04-06
Remainder

the choice assortment Of Boots and Shoes for
spring and summer wear, Just opened at T. s.
Gsrtrelrs, No. 900 Seventh street, corner Of I.
for gentlemep, ladies', misses and children. Burts
hns shoes for ladies, misses and children spe-
cialty. .---
National Republican., 1876-04-06

fNuRsfoHb IvoRr klAlI TOOTH PowpHn
used daily Win keep ths teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sWse6
twenty-five and hfty csuts per bottle.
JouvlHb INoDoRoUe kID-SfLov1 CLkANl
Wil fenovats soiled gloves thoroughly end
quickly. twenty-five oents per bottla
TEoNPeoH PoHAD1 OrTIn 10 equal 70 IN
best French, and but half ths prfcs. rwsnty-Avs
and hfty eents Dor bottle.
Wills STRINerHmIHa PLAsrKk1 afo sths
ssry bAgk. All sold bv druggists.
National Republican., 1876-04-06

vaseY department and special assessments, with
the collection Of which the wafer registrar ard
deputy comptroller are respectively charged.
The collector is required TO give bond 10 the So IN
Of for the faithful discharge Of his duties,
Ss 81 az.
urer in duplicate therefor and 20 transmit one of
said duplicates to the comptroller and tbs other
&c file in bis own once.
THE AeeREsArE AMOUNT OF SAID RECEIPTS
is required to be compared and certiHed to each
by ssio respective officers. He IL further re-
quired TO enter as received to the credit of each
posting the same to the credit Of the re spec:Iys
funds. and at the close Of each days collections
to make an aggregate of the amount so collected.
and furnish the comptroller with copy thereof
He also makes daily return OF his IONS q
the Commissioners Of the District, The books
Of the collector are open At all times to the In
Ger who may be authorized to examine them. It
Is the duty Of the comptroller TO inspect the &C.
counts OF the collector Of taxes, and In copjunc.
tion with the auditor those Of the treasurer; but
be has no authority to prescribe the forms for
keeping or rendering their accounts; that Is sub
iapiially dore BY the law prescribing the duties
An aecouuI 10 regularly kept by the comp.rol.
Ter with the collector Of taxes in which the col.
lector Is debited with the full amount OF each
years taxes, and with all sums Of money received
by him from licenses and other sources, and
credited with the amount received by him with
the treasurer. Tho deputy comptroller is the
collector Of special assessments. No account is
kept with him by the comptroller. He is q bonded
officer, and makes daily returns Of his collections
to the sinking fund commissioners, and the &C.
count is kept with him by those commissioners.
The provisions of the act Of the Legislative AS
sembly. August q, 1871, furnish, In our iudg-
ment, sufficient cheek for the prompt and regu-
lar paying over Of the daily collections of the
collector of taxes to the treasurer, and the de-
tecting any Irregularities or shortcomings in
such respects.
ESTIMATE OF TIE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The fourteenth interrogs story asks:
IA. Have they made any estimate OF the per-
sonal property in the District that be reacned
by taxation; If so, state that estimate and the
amount Of tax that In their opinion can be real
1Zed therefrom at the present rate and at two per
cent. on said valuation. State, also, what are
the rates at which licenses are ROW Issued, and
what basis so Issued. Also, state what changes
or notifications of the license laws Of the Dis
trict they would recommend, If any,
In answer they state that they have not msde
any estimate of the personal property in the Dis
trict that can be reached by taxation, and are
without data to make enc which would be sp-
pToxiDately reliable. They inclose a pamphlet
headed License RegulatIOns' in answer to the
second part of the interrogatory, and state that
they are not prepared to unite in any recon-
mendation as to the license laws.
National Republican., 1876-04-06

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRICT OE COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
SPECIAL TERN, MARC %, ISIS.
In the case OF JAMES p. HAMBLETOE, admipis-
traitor of BENJAMIN EASBY, deceased, the admins
preme Court Of the District Of COlu nbia Aforesaid
tie anal settlement and distribntioa of the per-
sonal estate Of said decreased, aud of the as
sets in hand, as far the same have been COL
lecteO and turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs of said notified
to attend, with their claims properly yOuched, or
they may other wise by law be excluded from sll
benefit in said deceas seds estate: Provided, a copy
of this order be publis he'd once a week for three
weeks in the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN previous to
the said day.
Test: A WEBSTER.
mh30 Th3t Register Of Wills.
National Republican., 1876-04-06
OTY ITEMS.

USE THuRsroN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow
DER. perfect dentifrice. Its action on the teeth
is specific, removes tartar and discoloration ar
rests decay, and keeps them sound, clean and
white. 1t hsrdens the gums, sweetens the breath,
and containing no acid, cannot inlure the enamel.
Its constant use is recommended to all. but spe-
cially to those who, having good teeth, wish to
preserve them. Tuenty.nVe and fifty cents per
bottle,
National Republican., 1876-04-06
Sp.6ER WILlI.ns- on

"R Ger wJLlIshs, Or THE
IL tkOfHET OF THF HEW WORLD
HOE. simon W off will deliver his !ectuIe on the
Shove subject under tht cts g, I the WashfnT-
ton tehrcw Congregation. a. !ls Eightb-street
Synagogue, en- SUNDAY EVE Nc, AnriI q foI
the hent6s of the susD, nd .rnnioyees OF the
treasury Department; Tickets g cents; to be
D. Cohen, b. Caufnan, or Slz. Cohen, com.
HHIee.
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TO THE HOUSE COMMITTEE
OFFICES ABOLISHED AND CONSOLIDATED

Reduction Of Force and Salaries
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WHO WANT TO SWEEP THE STREETS
National Republican., 1876-04-06

THoNPsoH's PoMADE OPTINE. fsr dressing the
hair. This fine pomade merits special attention
Purely vegetable, its effect Is 70 soften and refine
coarse dry hair, imparting to It gloss and beauty
Unlike many preparations for tho hair, 1t cannot
ipjure, but IL highly beneficial, equally 80 TO the
rich, golden hued tresses Of youth. the darkel
shades of middle life or the slver-stresked lock-
of age. Twenty 1--we and fifty cents per bottle.
PRACTICE ECONOMY. Rsnovate your soiled
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Jouvens' In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty-Five cent
Per bottle.
National Republican., 1876-04-06

filsrsED EEE 3IhEV FRlR The GBsR
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TABLEAUX. MUSIC AND READING,

TABLEAUX. MUSIC AND READING.
Under the auspices Of the ladies
FOURTH PRESBYTERIs CHITRCH
AT TALLMADGE HALL.
"WEDNESDAY ENENING, April j. 1876
= Miss KATE GOODALE, Soprans.
EMMA hAUFF MAN, ConLrslto
Mr.. SAM b. HOUNa. Baritone
Headings by Mrs. JOHN TWEEDALE
Admission. so cents: children rs cents.
THURSDAY EVENING, April G. 1876
CENTENEIAL TEA PARTY,
CHOICE MUsIC-DONOH's BAND,
Admission, including supper, 75 rents. Tickets
& aor sag AZ the music stores and at the ticket Of
nee; PIANO kindly furnished by ROberE Coltman
- sLIeeL. api-3t
NATIONAL THEATRE.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY pril audS
CARSCkass 4 DlxEI,s nfSsTRELs.
ANON z the novelties presented will be the Rreak
musical sensation of the season, sung IiS nights
70 houses evercrowded, hundreds being nightly
turned away,
The Sweet Bye as.d Byen
r1J,nnSe Jne Centennial Tabieau1 and impeachment
Solo by Mr.. ]. L. CARNCROsS,
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 20
APRIL I0-SOTHERN. anra-tf
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4 Fins Improvsmsut.

Centennial lecture tomorrow evening by Col.
John W. Forney, st Lincoln hall.
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somsthing New on Capitol Hill.
rhs Alphabetical Business Dirse.ory

F. X. Dooley has Just received his new soda
fountain. II is one Of the handsomest In the city
National Republican., 1876-04-06
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THE COMMISSIONERS ANSWERS
TO THE HOUSE COMMITTEE
OFFICES ABOLISHED AND CONSOLIDATED
Reduction of Force and Salaries
NECESSITIES OF THE GOVERNMENT
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BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS

Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest
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csntsnnisl Hotsl Ratsa.

Col. John W. Fornsy will give his Csntennia
lecture 70 morrow evening, ct Lincoln hall.
National Republican., 1876-04-06
eENERAL NEWS Of THEclIY

EHBiIEG OP fHB OLDEST INHABITANTS
National Republican., 1876-04-06
LEGAL.

<ON<N~J~N%@~N0~J~ ~-%-~-0yN-~0NINJ~L~I~D~LN~
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
L subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court of the District of Colum holding Special
Term letters tesamentary on the personal estate OF
DAVID JACOBS. late OF Washington city. ID.
G., dcceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
on or before the 18th day Of March neIs; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this .sth day Of March,
1876. REBECCA JACOBS,
mh2-Th3t EIecutrix.
National Republican., 1876-04-06
nrsrsoY1Se agpEzNrp posps,

The l2th tnteTroHAto.y IL:
Distries and he Oonmissionsrs Of the sinking
Fund Of said District have destroyed By burning
AL bonds, sewer certificates SO, paid or redsemed
of sn act spproved March 3, ISIS, for the support
Of the Distffot Of Columbia, and as requested BY
letter q the Commissioners Of the District,
the House, BY lis clerk, on February q 1879; and
if %, on what date or dates, and whether In
snounts soIIsspondinx With those stated In said
The Commissionsrs ansssr. Under ths section
and act mentioned thsrs were burned the securi-
q a Il 81 date ~
the Sinking Fund Commisslonera. amounting TO
I -E7sLoo1 s.. Sincs that date burned March %,
ssses@oos ~ g ~! We s,tsss % hsssso sss Of
pefscns who counted and sealed rp tbs securities,
ssms, including three Oommissionsrs Of the Sink.
Ing Fund and two OF our number, and containing
Also detailed schedule Of the securities 30 de-
securiiies paid or redeemed BY either Of said
boards remain in the hands Of the Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund Or q TIE District Commis:
Of the corporation OF washington. The amount
destroyed includes those stated IN the letter re-
ferred to. dated February 1875, and All paid OF
redeemed to the date Of this answer, except IS 70
the water stock Aforesaid.
ADMINISTRATIONS OF THE yrNAScEs.
"l3 State whether the administration Of the
finances Of the District government 10 not TOT
much divided and difussd % secure proper 70
tfoller has any authority to inspect the accounts
Of the other District ofcials to prescribe tn
forms for the keeping or rendering their accounts
whether any accounts are kept By the comptroller
with the collector Of taxes and collector OF assess
ments and returns made to him BY either Of thos'
of1cials Of their daily collections beyond nlinf
In his Office the treasurers receipt for the money
paid over; and whether there ID any check for tn
prompt and REGULAR paying over Of the daily col
iections Of the above collectors to the treasurer
and what provisions, II any, they have to max,
for detecting any Irregularities or short coming
The Commissionsrs answer In our opinion thl
standardization Of the finances Of the District gov
eminent 70 not too much divided and dinused U
secure proper responsibility and efhciency. Tht
present system hss been In operation for seyera
years, and has worked satisfactorily. Under ex
istipg laws It h made the duty Of the coliector
tsxes 70 COLLECT all taxes and licenses imposed 2,
] the pisSi8 govsransnt tothsr than those " N
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THE COMMISSIONERS ANSWERS
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". q. 1KC1TT
DOOkBINDER AND PAPER.RulEA,
ss' 81 fss:c:y1y1sia s.,:y.sc .s "a :ss; ~ go s,a
sscss: s,:s..s!s g Rl,,ss sssas rs
National Republican., 1876-04-06

LIEHNtfGRi1st EFNfR1tF t4FIS9fUm 81 BEEF
AND TONIC INVIGORATOR,
Recommended by the best physicians in England
and. America for Consumption, Debility, Loss of
Female and Children Msladies. .ass
OPINION OF DR. B. 8. sTEUART, President
Maryland Insane Hospital. Baltimore, Nd.
Z" =" .I can recommend Leibig's Liquid EK.
tract OF Beef as the most efficient preparation
food and tonic in Q remarkable way"
OPINION OF DR. WIN. II. STOKES, Physician
to Mount Hope Retreat, near Baltimore.
al have great pleasure In adding my tes-
timony to the virtues Of Leibig's Liquid Extract
OF Beef and Tonic Invtgorator as the very best
preparation used, and, therefore, confidently
recommend II to The medical Profession"
PUT up IN PINT BOTTLEs-l EACH-TAKE
- - NO OTHER.
sOLDBY
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Wholesale Agents,
DCHELlEB d PINKABD,
deas-TuThAsiv "a Pennsylvania avenue.
0oKH /.
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY J
At THE SAME RATE.
New schedule-Fuu load Of % bushels for ts.oo.
en aler loads cents per bushei; carriage, centss3
APPLY 70
once Of Washington Gaslight Company
"a Tenth street northwest, N First street north.
west or 70 ~. Bridge ssreet, seorEetoHns MOI
National Republican., 1876-04-06
ArRrHxR REprorIes.

Ths OcmmisSirners say: Since Jsunsry Efhr:
ther reduction has been made By the discnsyIp Of
twelve employees OF the engfnees,e o0ceG.end
hx in tAs smDW Superintendeote q tpseupn
iiss sis. leaving lss smploysss i oaes March
81, making total annual feductfon Of t2so 3e9.so.
The water registrar fs also commtesionsf Of the
Washington Asylum, and receives - such e2oo
per annum for his services. rsdlction Of $50
commissioners OF the asyium. One Of the con-
missionefs Of the fire department b secretary 70
the fire department, and receiyee GoDo per snnum
Cor bis services es SUCH in addition 10 his pay a.
eomnissioner Of the fre depsrtnsot No other
hold more than one once for which thsy are paid
By the District government. 4 list Of sixteen
holding TIVE or more of1ces, fnclndfng that OF no.
tary public OF justice Of the psses, y appended.
suLvEzos AED ASSISTANT EEeIHESRs.
Tho second intsrrogntory d g fnllows:
~ whsther the specific provislen Of the act Of
June 90 1874. relating 70 the oompsnsstion Of the
tan assistant sng9fss,rs s,. nIc ne n,ySGs % o. me me
aboiishing Of the assistant surveyors Of the DIS.
trict has been complied with, the names OF the
present incumbents-of these of1eos, whether oio
hcumbsnts or new appointnsnts, and the amount
any form or shape, inciudins any psymsnts under
the board of audit for services o. eIsns, in cash
" The oomnissionsrs answer: rAs spscinc proyi.
sion Of the act o. June %, 1sIt. re!asing 70 tns
Il sSs inssoss.o1y, = ~ ssssisns sssse and ne
surveyor Of the DiStfict and his Rbofdinstes hes
been complied with. The esaistsnt % sinsefs sre
under the law appointed by Ye engineer. -,
oss:y = .ssnssa si sss sSs AZ S
wsrks. 8. II. Bodfsh u ssool4 sssistent engi;
Public WssSi, Esshu u NJ ssSstsss snSisssFi
The Morning herald., 1876-06-12
sHER1rF AND lCoRoNER.:

The result Of the election yesterday fol
Sheriff and Coroner Of this county, shows
that the successful candidates are 1saat
Grubb, of White Clay Creek hundred, ant
David G. Rose, of Townsend, the former
for Sheriff and the latter for Coroner;
ticket we may safely state, that will cha!
lenge all criticism, and well sustain the
high confidence that the Democratic party
has reposed in the candidates by giving
theda.a majority of the votes cast in a can
vanvass where there was so much compe-
tition.
Mr.. Grubb was born in Brandywine
Hundred in 1919. and received but a linn
tied education, consisting of the best that
the county schools of that day afforded.
When not quite twenty-one years of age
he removed with his father to New Castle,
the latter having been elected Sheriff OF
the county. His father having died before
his term of office expired, an uncle of the
subject of this sketch was appointed to
serve out the unexpired term, and the
present nominee gave him valuable aid
in the work. He served as deputy under
several sheriffs of the county, and there
fore will be competent to enter upon the
duties of the office with thorough knowl-
edge of their requirements. OF Mr.Grubhs
position in the Democratic party of the
county, it is useless for us to say anything
in this hasty sketch, he is too we'll known
as an honest, hard working friend of the
party.
The nomination for Coroner has been
bestowed upon Mr.. David c. Rose, of
Townsend, Delaware He is fifty-three
years of age, and is brick layer by trade,
although, he has not followed it regularly
for sometime, but has given his attention
to storekeeping. For two years he held
the position of county tax collector, and
filled the position acceptably. He is in
telligent, active and reliable, and will un-
doubtedly make good Coroner.
The only Hundred we had not heard
from up to the time of going to press, was
that of Red Lion, but it is deemed almost
as certain,t that it has given Messrs. Grubb
and Rose majority. The ticket is one
that will prove extremely formidable, and
be the winning horse in the genera
election.