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Progress Of the the Runaway.

The following dispatch was received
last evening:
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THE SILVER DOLLAR LEGAL-TENDRR
BILL.-Of course all the Bankers' and
Brokers' organs are horriaed at the vote
in the Democratic House yesterday, by
which the so-called silver iuflatlon meas
ure, offered by Mr.. Bland to authorize
the free-coinage of the standard silver
dollar and to restore its legaI-tender char
acter was passed by vote ls8 ayes to "a
nays. Following this another monstrous
offence in the eyes of the gold-grabbers'
journals was committed by the House, on
motion of Mr.. Ewing, voting to suspend
the rules by 143 to 4s, more than two
thirds; and to take Mr.. Ewing's bill out of
the morning hour by vote of 143 to 48
and afterwards making it the order of the
day until Tuesday, the 18th, when a vote
will be taken, by vote of 143 to 47. So
the corporation organs and the goId-grab-
bers did not succeed in riddiculing the
Democratic members into going back on
their constituents.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-06

We have never puffed ourself up as
worthy to edit the organ of the Demo-
cratic party, nor have we ever asserted
that the GAZETTE was the organ of the
party. That is the assertion ofthe paid
editor of the E. E. and Commercial
Printing Company. But the GAZETTE
has taken its course from the best judg-
ment its proprietor and editor could bring
to bear upon the policy best suited to de-
feat the Radical party, and it has suited
the Democratic party In its party assem-
blages to approve fthat course. We
put forward no claim to merit for this.
But there is this to be considered: Della
ware is about the only State that has not
been trampled over by the Radical party;
and the Democrats to-day in Delaware
may compare their work and their State
with that of any other in the Union, and
assert with confidence that it is exempt
from many of the evils that affiict 9TH
er States and the party in other States.
In no State in the Union does the DEM
ocratic party hold prouder attitude
than In Little Delaware. Nor does any
State excel her in her Represen-
tation in the Congress OF the nation. In
combating for the party for a number of
years we have had to encounter the
EUery Eoeatng and also the Commercial,
and against both the GAZETTE has been
sustained. We want no quarrel with the
editor who assaults us in the above ex-
tact. He may be following the wishes of his
employers. But it will be time enough
for him to undertake to teach us when he
has shown that he knows how to conduct
a newspaper successfully; or to lead par
ty VIGOROUSLY. whether the GAZETTE has
done so or not.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-06
SENATOR BLAINE'S ILLNESS

WARRINGTON, November ga letter re-
ceived here from Mr., Blaine saws he is
much better than when he left Washing
ton, although not yet fully recovered.
He says the reports that his illness is
traceable in any way to his severe at, ack
last summer are wholly unfounded; that
for months his health has been as good
as it ever was and he has felt as strong,
physically, as he ever felt in his life. He
has tslt as capable Of severe exercise a..
ever before, and could walk and Ia Dor
with his accustomed Yigor. Fl IS late sick
ness was purely the result of malaria
and damp, newly p pastered rooms. He
Will return to Washington 10 fortnight,
if not before.
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NOVEMBER q. IS11,
Thanksgiving PT0c|anatIsn'
OF DELAWARE.

CTATE OF DELAWARE,
y EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
The season is again at hand when. in ac-
cordance with tine-honored State usage
which has become national, we have been
accustomed to observe q day of general
thanksgiving to Almighty God for the
OF the year now drawing to its close we
have continued reason TO renew the pub
lie acknowledgment of our gratitude TO,
and our dependence upon the Supreme
Being.
By His continuing mercy and favor we
have been shielded from countless evils
snd blessed with numberless benefits.--
While other peoples have been scourged
with pestilence or famine; with intestine
feuds or foreign wars or with other great
public calamities !; we have been merciful-
ly preserved therefrom by Benign Provi.
dence and graciously favored with abound
ing health, abundant harvests, increasing
prosperity, prevailing peace and order and
the continued maintenance of free and
stable government. For these multiplied
proofs of the Divine favor and protection, 1T
behooves grateful people TO make devout
acknowledgment and to render their hon.
age in thanksgiving and worship to the Su
preme Ruler of the Universe.
Therefore, 1. John p. Cochran, Governor
of the State of Delaware, conformably to
custom and the proclamation of the Feder-
al Executive, do appoint THURSDAY,
the ttDeTaty ninth day Of NoUeD1ber fnstdnt as
day OF thanksgiving and prayer, and /
earnestly recommend that, abStaining
from their secular affairs, the people OF
this State do, in their homes and respective
places of worship, on that day, In unison
with their brethren OF other states through
out the Union, offer Thanksgiving and
praise to Almighty God for all His meroes
and humbly invoke His preserving care
and constant goodness for the future
t~-, In testimony whereof / have
}sEAL hereunto SET my hand and caused
tS~~~@' the Great Seal Of said state TO be
afaxed, at Dover, this fifLh day OF Novem-
ber, in the year of our Lo1d one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-seven, aud of
the Independence of the said State the
one hundred and second F'.
JOHN p. COCHRAN.
By the Governor,
IGNATIUS c. GRUBR,
Secretary of State.
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The position of the Gazette appears to
be that John M. Dunn is about as ull-
suitable person for United States Mar
shai as could be found in the Republi-
can party, and therefore he ought to be
confirmed in the place, The same line
of reasoning would conclusively demon
strate that the editor of the Gazette is the
right man to be the editor of the organ
OF the Democratic party, and hence it is
not rem arkable that the Gazette argues
In this way.-E. Z. and Commercial
That is the opinion of the man who is
paid to edit the E. E. and Commercial.
The first sentence does not draw a fair
inference from The article in the GA
zETTR. We took the position that either
of the other applicants would, under the
influence of the leaders of the Republi-
can party if in the offi'e of Marshal at
the time the Philadelphia roughs and re-
peaters were brought here, unaer
the circumstances, most likely have par
ticipated in the same fraud. They were
known to be active and decided poli-
ticians, and both we think were or had
been ott1ce-holders, and doubtless were
acquainted with all that was done by the
party. The leaders of the party never
denounced Dunn unIil il was alleged.
subsequently to this act, he Was found
stufing the ballot boxes of his party.
The party leaders, therefore, covered up
MS acts OF roguery, accepted of the bene-
MS OF 1t and condoned his crime; and
now divide and attempt to destroy him by
casting upon him the evil work they con.
ceaied so long as 1t helped them in their
Efforts TO get political control of this
state. On the maxim that the purchase
and concealment of stolen goods, wbe,
knowing them to be stolen, is as bad AS
the theft we condemned the radical lead,
efs as well as Dunn, and stated ,b.t
re Democratic parry would take no storl
IN either of the parties named for lh,
Office. We went further and said tba
there was not much difference between
bringing negroes here and furniship,
them with false receipts and voting then
at all the polls they could, and bringin.
the "repeaters. "Both were unlawful an,
the party leaders were known to be pui
ty of those acts. Hence they were ii
VolVed In a crime of the same nature.
Now, we neither endorse Dunn, nc
McMullen, nor Hawkins. But we wit
others, believe all to have been as leade,
In their party, involved in these yariou
frauds, and We do not chose to bolst,
up either against the other; nor woul
We cast vote for either.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-06
WASHIN HOTEL.

WASHINGTON HOTEL,
Kept by Cloud Pearson, In the town of
newark, In White Clay treek Hundred
new Castle County. Della ware, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of Nov'r, 1877,
AT o'cl ok, z, NJ, the following desert
bed X al Estate, viz.
All uhft farm and tract of land, sitnatei
IN PEI cader hundred, New Castle county ,
An sta e of Delaware. and more particu-
larly marked and bounded as follows to
wit: Beginning for The same at a stone
about 0ne perch from the road leading II ON
newark 10 tie turnpike, and running
thence sou h rs degI ees east 8 CHAINS and
links to n stone near the centre of sale
val thence south 25X degrees east 21
chains aud thirty IiVe links To "A corner Of
srpn Grifh h, and then ce along his lano
south aG degtees east IL chains ami 33 links
% d stone thence by the same south az
ie5ree, east 81 chains and twenty ii "e links
To stone on the south side of the road
leading To Shaks Lears mill thence by
SAID road south 81 degrees east II chains
anu ~ links TO Store and corner of Thos
Bradley'S land thence by his land north &
d"greeS west n chains ard Al links to
POI on the north bank of "A ditch thence
ny salu an ch orLh ~ degrees west 3 chaiiIk
anu io links to n point on sail ditch a I'D
corner tor said Bra Hey thence north I3x
degrees east 10 chains and twenty five link
10 stone : thence north &c. degrees easi
nve en- ans ana 10 links 10 stone thence
hortil * deg eeS east tive chains and 81
hks L' - stone In u e of VIM. Motherall =
land tnow Homewood thence BY sal.
iiom"wood and land nov Of Joseph Grif
hth uprtIl 81 desreeS west lfLA three cha ns
and y links 10 The lace of beginning con
ttinit'g one hundred ID slxty-five acres oI
anu by survey, be the same more or less
Booh Y, vol 6, page 1872, &c.
| Se'Z'h aud taken into execution as tho
| = operty OF VILLAIN ID. ornog and sail y
| Cnrnos, his wife, ana {. t., and To b,
, sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
| Sheriff'S OfIice New Castle
! Oct. 9th, a. h.. l... s oc;3O-3taw- III
| EHERIFF'S SAIL
| - BY virtue OF Il wit OF Venditioni E.1
| ponas, to ue uIrr'tel. VIII be exposed Il
! public sale, at lho
| iO Ill OF ALI EBER WELL
| in MiddlCtOwn, liz 81 Georges Hundred
new Castle county, Delaware, On
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF November, 1877
at one O'Clock, p. IN,
the following described Heal Estate, viz:
All those two tracts of land Il Gated In :
Georges Hundred, New Castle county
4 De elaware, and described as follows:
No. l. Situate on the road leading fron
st, &c trge'S TO summit Bridge, bounde
by lands OF Levi q. Clark, Jonathan X
Ill ans al d others, containing about 2s
acres of land with a frdIue dwel ing Ii loust
granary stable and outbuildings thereon
No.. Z. Situate on the load ieadi z fror
Mount Pleasant to Boyd's corner, bOunde
| by lands now or late OF James Ii. HickHa
!, | Thomas Bird, James Houston and Samu.
nothwell, containing about rs acres of ianl
with a frame dwelling house and stab
thereon.
seized and taken in execution as II
property of William Lore, and 70 be sold
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
Sheriff's offiee, New Castle, =. -
y October Z3d, 1877. oct27eod
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In A MOST RAPIDLY IMPROVING AMI
EXTENDING SECTION OF THE CITY
Pubic Sale Of Twenty Eight good
Building LOTS.

Excellent location, regular grades, and
good depths. Located ON Front. Second
and Conrad streets, and between Van Bu-
rem and Harrison streets.
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1877,
at 3,30 O'Clock, p. m, on the premises with
ont p0stp' nement, withdrawal or under
bidding.
These lots are In a part of the city that
mas been very rapidly building up aid ex
tending within the past few years are ac-
cessloie 10 important manufactures, IL
schools, churches aid other city convent.
enees, and are on and adjacent 10 the line
OF the Front Street Chartered Railway
with very reas enable prospect Of It's early
construction. EVERY / OF WILL Bf
SOLD, mainly IN the order of numbering
Term of sale, plot and particulars or
posters 1T TjEAIn
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange
Claylo1 H'us. Blu lding,
noVo,6,6 Agent to l. feet the Sale
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<,uEpIEE,a sALr.

cNHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue OF q writ OF Levar Faci0s
10 me directed, will be exposed to Puhit-
Sale, at the Az
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sal Shipley street,
Kent by George w. Ortlip, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del. e
ON SATURDAY, "A
The 24th day of November, A. d. 1877
At 2 o'clock, p. m. the following descri-
bed Real Estate, viz,
All that certain lot, or piece OF land,
situate in the city of Wilmington: Be-
ginning at q corner OF land late OF Sally
Dickinson on the westerly side OF Market
street, at a distance of 243 FEET from the
southerly side OF llth; thence by line of
said lot north So degrees, west lt2 feet one
inch to the easterly 81 ie Of q is feet wide
alley, thence by said alley side northward-
ly parallel with Market street, 90 feet TO a
corner of land OF Mary Goodman. thence
by line of that land, eastwardly parallel
with the line first described and with 10th
and 18th streets, 142 feet one inch TO the
aforesaid side of Market street, and thence
thereby south 80 degrees west 20 feet TO the
place OF beginning. be the contents thereof
more or less. ilt 'ii'.l a.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Mary @. Rogers, surviving
mortgagOr OF william III. Rogers and Mary
G. Rogers, his wife Daniel Rogers, surviy-
ing executor of William H. Rogers, decea-
sed, and william A. Lamnotte, terra
tenant, and to be sold by
ISAACGRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's on :e, New CasLie, l
Nov. 9th. A. D., 1877, nov6ts
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NHERIFk'S SALE.

y
By virtue of writ of Venditioni Expo
mas. TO me directed, will be exposed TO Pub
lie Sale, at the
RESIDEN CE of WILLIAM ID. CORNOG,
In Pencader Hundred, near Newark, in
New Castle County, Delaware,
ON MONDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877
AT 10 O'Clock, a. m,
The following described Personal Property,
viz:
o horses, COZ 8 and 1 bull, Q calves, o
shoats, wagons and hay beds, 2 p. oughs,
harrow, sets stage harness, carriage and
other harness forks, shovels, spades and
hoes, Q carriages. dairy fixtures,3 cultlva-
tors, lot of wheat, log wagon and chains,
lot of corn. lot OF oats, household and kitch-
on furniture. sorrel m are, sulky, &C.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property Of William d. Cornog, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office New Castle,l
Oct. 20, A. D., 1877. move 3tawts
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The Nav York Tribune savs that
Hayes points W tn prld, - Co ector
Summons as the BIS examp I va. a
civil servant sh aid he" Thus is Ben
Butler Vludicated
Toe House is democratic, the S.nate
viii soon be, au1 VII ,tever any one may
'hink of tina e,ght-b} seven business
-. will not be able to deny III Vt the vii
Of he m 'jnrity Of the peo..le was def a, =
ed by ,he intrusion of II yes into III,
presi 3ential Office.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-06

Old Ben Wade refuses to be pacified.
He told reporter of the Toledo Bee
that Hayes has gone clean back ON his
party, and that if it had been known be-
forehaDd what he Intended to do she
would never have received my electoral
vote nor, as believe, republican cleo
toral vote in the whole United States"
The daily gazette., 1877-11-06
THE GREAT RACE OFF-TFN
BROCK PAYS FORFEIT

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The great race be-
tween Ten Brock and Parole, whI ch was
to have taken place tomorrow at jerome
Park, is off. Ten Broeck is too sick to
run, and Mr.. Harper has withdrawn him
and paid the forfeit. Parole will go over
the track if the weather is dry.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-06

The funeral of Senator Morton took
place yesterday, in indianapolis, with
imposing remonies, and a large attend
ance of officials and prominent citizens
The remains were inferred in Grown Hill
Cemeterv
The daily gazette., 1877-11-06

A NEGRO FIEND.-A negro. whose
name has not yet been ascertained, com
United "a brutal assault upon white girl,
fifteen years of age, at Yorktown, near
Perkskill, New York. The physicians
say the girl will not recover.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-06
Reduction In the Price
OF Coke.

On ana after November 1st the price of
COKE viii be reduced to Five CT. NJ.
B"shsi. at which price 1t is MICH
CHEAAER THAN COAL for both a.
mestlc and manufacturing purnosos
.. GEORGE RICHARDsoN r
Nov 1-6t '' So"i 1as Co.
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DOLbt R-AND-A-HALF FOR ZEN G 4.

STOnDART'S MUSICAL Library
JUS publishing. IL pages full size, bes tand
Poputdr Sings, Dances and I.st,9,,,,. ,,ts.i n,.J
MusiG' Oper.S, Hymns, etc :, etc. Forssie
bl all newsaealcrs. Postage 3 cenis to he
Spmt S, III aduition 10 the above, il ordered
j. NJ STODDARr d CO..
hoo-Se 723 Chestnut ST., phiia.
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Harper's M a ga zin
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NOTICES oF THE pYEhs.

The veteran Magazine. wnich long ago
oulgrew its original title of the New Mont,
" Magazine, has not In the least abattd ihe
popularity 1t won at The outset, but has al
del 10 1t many WAYS, and has kept fairly
abreast Of the times, thanks to tn, tnter-
prise of the publishers and the tact and wis
dom Of Its editors. For whatever is b.s
and most rea iahl in the literature of ira "
ei, discovery. and jlct on. the aver ,gp read
er OF TO day look 10 Hdrper's Magazine just
as expectantly a. did the reader OF u O uar.
ter OF century ago /; there is the same
admirable varlriN uf contents and the same
al departments low as en-Boston Jour
nal
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4 sslgnee's Sale.

l. Zebley. will sell at public auction, on
" ednesday, November IA, 1877.
at the Lumber Yard. 1lth and King streets
Wllmii gton. delaware, the following des
criosd property: One three story .a.a.z1.
brick dwelling house No 1915 King aaaan
stieet ard the lot adjoining, 5000 lea#E
lock Joists, XXI henlock scan ling, lot of
white pine plank, paiiings, shingles, oak
ana chesthui posts, Two horses two lumbcr
wagons one GeImantown wagon, sleigh,
ISL ISIS oi harness z whe lbarrows lotof win
cow sa>h, lot or shielding, office and other
nxthres Naie to connie at 10 O'Clock.
n IN, when terms and conditions will he
made klown by q kENDaII
nov2-dtS n.eianao,
kNoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Ah hand-
gan ~ ar'y new. Apply to this office fabs
DOR sALE.-The very handsome hniId.
Ing lot on Pennsylvania avenue and
FRANKLIN street, i78 feet + ont on the Avenu,
apply to O. p. JOHN ""'
aug31-tf. 4l6 Marke, strao,
H'VIh "a LE.-rhree cumming lots o.
Five building lots on Fifth street near Va,
bnren, tour on Front street near .Iackson
I ana ioi y feet front on Delaware A Avenna
near hArrison. Apply at this office MARI
| NALuA PROPERTY FOR RENT
| y ~ SM YRN A. list. A three -siorv
brick dwelling and store bouse on co.,
'nerce sireet. 1hd The large and commr-
| nous tWo-slory orick store house w
| rnruer p oi Main and Commerce streets
! ln i,oln on.ldlhgs are In firRl rate order. situ
| ttied in the centre of the businrss 10 ~ ~
| lhe Town and can be rented At rntderata
| rates. POSSESSION of the first house eive,, al
ay notlce The second, on Lhe Firs;
sou,, GEO. W CuMMI>s
| SSpSo-nNW Smvrna bel
The daily gazette., 1877-11-06

GHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of writ of Ais. Leyari Fa-
elas, TO me directed. will be exposed to
Public Sale, at the
The daily gazette., 1877-11-06

UEoUt UtSTIoNABLY THE BEST SUSTAINED
WORK OF THE KINDIN THE WORLD.
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afternoon lSunday excepted, j ab 4f6 Market
Street, and served by carriers To subscribers
all parts of the city and surrounding
payable weakly. Yearly subscribers, 80 in
advance.
TYLF E1A - ffD
THE DELAWARE GAzETTF, established
in 1884, is the largest and most hourishing
weekly paper In the State, and has q larger
circulationtnan any other on the Peninsula.
Published every Thursday afternoon, at 80
ger year, In advance
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The daily gazette., 1877-11-06

cy,.. -, I5AAC NHU BIB, bherlH.
October sd. 1877.
AS The above property will be sold on the
Gay named, and is very valuable l have
thought 1t advisable 10 exte "a a cordial in :
viLdtinn TO my friends generally to attend
the sale GEO. w. KARSNER
octZ6eod
The daily gazette., 1877-11-06

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