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The daily gazette., 1877-12-31

IN CHANCERY FOR NEW CASTLE
i COUNTY.
Jacob d. Winslow, ct als.)
VS.. , In Partition.
George II. Winslow.
In pursuance of an order of the Chancel-
lor made in the above stated cause notice
is hereby given to all parties having any
lien or liens upon the interest or estate of
Jacob ID. Winslow, Charles A. Winslow,
Catharine II. Winslow, William IL. Alder
dice, and Sarah E., his wife, David p.
Derrickson, and Sarah M :, his wife, and
the provinces to which the said cause re-
lates, to file petition setting forth the ma
ture and amount of the same, in the Office
of the Register in Chancery for New Castie
county, ten days before the Third Monday
of February next, and to appear and prove
the said lien or liens at the ensuing term OF
the said Court before the rising of the Court
on the Third day of the term.
VICTOR DUPONT,
dec21- 1-2tawtfebl0 Trustee,
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To-day is the 25th anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes, and
Mrs. Hayes is to be presented with a sill
yer log cabin, at the celebration in Wash.
ington by the Ohio friends OF the Presi,
dent.
The President and Mrs. Hayes have
distinctly intimated to their friends thai
no presents will be received on the occa
sion of the celebration of their mar
riaPe.
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INJECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
ID FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Wilmington, Del. Dec. Sth, 1877,
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will be held at the Banking House, on
Tuesday, the Sth day of January, 1873, be-
tween the hours of and O'Clock d. m. for
the purpose of electing nine stockholders to
serve as Directors the ensuing year
GEO. ID. D.ARMSTRONG,
decS-te Cashier.
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At Chester, Pa, on Saturday, Judge
Clayton decided that Representative Bull
lard was not privileged from arrest. Bull
lard claimed, when arrested for embezzle-
ment, that the arrest was illegal, because
he was on his way to Harrisburg to attend
the session OF the Legislature.
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THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established
in 1884, is the largest and most fiourishing
weekly paper in the State, and has a larger
circuIatdontnan any other on the Peninsula.
Published every Thursday yafternoon, at 81
per year, in advance.
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OFFICE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT., I
WILMINToN Del. Dec. n, 1877.

OFFICE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT., I
WILMINToN. Del, Dec, n, lS77.}
The bills for 1878 are now ready. and pay
able at the Registrars office, 1000 Market
street. The law requires that all bills paid
on or before January 3lst, 1878 The face of
the bill; those paid during the month of
February five per cent additional; those
paid during the month of March ten per
cent additional; and any bills remaining
unpaid after April lst., 1878, the Registrar
is required To have the ferrules withdrawn
and suit instituted for the recovery of the
amount due, and the water will not again
be let into such premises until such arrears
with assessments and two dollars fordraw-
ing ferrules are paid.
Office hours from Q q. m, to p. m.
WILLIAM h. HAYES.
dec2S-1ms Registrar.
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How do the farmers of Delaware like
the idea of paying 440 grains of silver
for the bonds of their State when they
got but 412R grains ? And yet this is
decidedly what the demonstration of
silver will cost them if the Bland Silver
bill is defeated.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE is published every
afternoon (sunday excepted.) at 416 Market
Street, and served by carriers to subscribers
all parts of the city and surrounding
towns and villaves, for six cents week,
payable weekly. Yearly subscribers, SO in
advance. {,
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ELECTlON.-The annual meeting of the
II Wilmington h Philadelphia Turnpike
Co. will be held at the office 602 Market,
street on I'd day, the 7th of 1st month, 1878,
at o'clock p, m.
EDW. TATNALL, JR.,
dec27 TIN Secretary,
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one,,' says the 7lrieuns usRttlt asks lsias''
paper Of The young gent Have they
tried to do so =, oAsyes, couldn't you
associate with sthat ward Of che nation"
the amiable FLifpsR Aud, says the Fri
bane, you will "regret t." They will be
sorry. AS the boy to his playmate who
would not let him ride on his gate, "you
will sup sorrow for this. =
We do trust this serious FLIprER tmoro-
Clio may find q facilitated conclusion. II
the white cadets won't consort with FLIP
PER we trust it will not disturb tho nation,
and II those white fellows fail to pluck from
their heart rooted prejudice we trust the
Tribune will not asitate for their expulsion
from the army. 2
Well, well. history proceeds. A negro Is
A graduate at West Point; viii 1t lead to
more graduatesi We shall see. We may
be enlightened in time to come as to MIR.
FLlrpEe's opinion OF his martial atti-
tude. He will find new developments
as he goes on, and maybe won't ex-
experience any great amount Of Fictitious
aid from the negrophilists. when he enters
the tented field. We shall see what progress
the most bigotted and unreasonably preiu-
diced people In the world will make towards
uprooting natural prejudices and revoIu-
tionizing the DEGREES Of Heaven itself. We
anticipate that the gallant FIIPpER will see
the day when he will wish them all ut n
place where they will be ut peace-peace
undisturbed. He has got to learn as well
as they, and we conjecture that his expert
ence will hardly increase the number OF
negro cadets at West Point.
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South CARoLINA-THE LEGISLATURE Co
ougrTINa WITH REpUDIATIoN-ErADING TIE
PAYMENT OF OVERDUE INTEREST ON THE
STATE DEBT Columbia, 8. c., June A.
The Committee Of Free Conference. to whom
was referred the appropriation bill, the most
important feature of which, the fifth sec
ton, providing for the interest on the bond
ed debt, will most. likely agree to collect
tax for the same, but leave the appropria-
ton for the next General Assembly; the
said debt to be subjected toinvestigation by
a commission elected by the Assembly, and
the decision of said commission to be sub
mitted to the next meeting OF the General
Assembly, which will make an appropria-
ton out OF the funds on hand to pay such
portion as is considered valid. This action
will not operate to the detriment Of bond
holders, as it will be impossible to collect
tax before that time.
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SENATOR BECK DOES NOT BELIEVE IN Re-
OPENING THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION. Gin
cinnGk, June 3.-The Enquirer of to-day
publishes an interview with Senator Beck,
OF Kentucky, on the political issues. He
opposes re0pening of the presidential
question, and intimates that the South is too
well pleased with Hayes's policy to favor
quo ,oa,ranto proceedings. He says he
doesn't believe in getting off Of the Demo-
cratic platform because the Republican Pre-
sident has got on. to it, but iayors making
the fight upon the living issues OF money,
tariff reform, and popular justice, as ex-
pressed in the St. Louis platform. He de-
nounces bitterly what he terms the coward
ice OF the New York politicians, who, he
saws, failed to come to the front when the
presidential fight was really at its hottest,
and thus lost the day. He does. not think
it best to reopen the fight upon the presi-
dency or the questions growing out OF it.
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III GRAND OPENING!
GRAND OPENINGi
AT
SYCLF BROTHERS.,
No. 81 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS.
GRAND OPENING

We invite our customers, friends and the public
in general to an examination of our new store and
stock of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, which are
arranged in the following departments:
BASEMENT.
You will find MATING, OIL-CLOTHS Ia
BILE OIL-CLOTHS, OIL-CLOTH MATS, CAR
PETS, BED-TICKS, and large stock of DOSIES-
TICS, such as BLEACIIED and BROWN COT
TONS, GINGHAaIS, PLAID DOMESTICS. Don't
fail to look at our MIATTINGS at zoe. per yard ;
yard-wide OIL-CLOTH only Ace. per yard; full
width TABLE OIL-CLOTH only soc. per yard
and all our DOMESTICs will be rctailed at whole
sale prices
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II, as the Petersburg Post seems to sup.
pose, the requirement that iuries shall con-
sist only Of, menswho have paid their capita
ton tax were merely statutory provision,
then the section Of the Code which that
paper quotes would be sufficient to make an
unlawful jury lawful one. But the fact is
that the provision is constitutional one;
and no law could set it aside. Besides, the
law quoted by the Post. was passed before
the amendment was ratified which makes
the payment Of the capitation tax pre-
requisite to voting. We wouldn't want q
better case to- take to the Court Of Appeals
than one based upon the fact that the jury
had consisted OF men who were not voters.
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DEATHS.

Died, Tuesday. June S, 1877, at 81 o'clock 7
NJ, FRANCES SCHOSBERGER, wife of John +
Schonberger, in the forty -tirst year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from LeglI-Sreet Bap
fist church at O'Clock Z. NJ. TODAY. Friend:
and acquaintance are invited to attend.
Died, Tuesday, June S, 1877, at her residence In
Manchester. ELLEN, widow Of Andrew j. Wells
and eldest daughter of the late w. G. Bourne in The
thriy-ffih year Of her age. ..
Her funeral will take place from the Manchester
Presbyterian church THIS wednesday, AFTER
NOON at AK O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited TO alend.
Chicago. Providence, and Attleborongh iMass.)
papers please copy.
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Poll r1cAI. HTxBUG.--A, Kentucky lady
wrote to IpromineDt Republican in wash
ingtofi asking HIS ff1fnenceto secure for her
the postmastershipof the town in which
Eshe lives. She bases her claims on the fact,
as she states, that sheacted as Confederate
Spy during tfie-war. between the States, and
on one occasion was the means OF saving
Beauregard's army from capture. The
|g"application Is evidently merely a Radical
device to, produce political effect against
the sConfederate' Postmaster General" p
Baltimore Sun.
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The Popular Science Monthly has issued
its june supplement. From The Nineteenth
Century there is o reprint Of the sonnet by
TESSysoN on Montenegro, and its accompa-
nying sketch by GLADsToGE, and also ga
Modern Symposium From the 1Conten-
porayy Reuieio there is an essay on !" spol-
taneous Generation 2 as investigated by
TysspALL and the Fren chmen PAsTEUE and
BAsTIAA;; al, essay on RICHARD W AGSER by
q. 3. HA#EIs; aud asreyiew Of the contest
OF heathenism with Christianity, by Profess
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Lieutenant Flipper.

The first negro graduate at West Point is
named FL!PPER.. He is amongst the gradu-
ating class the present year. The New
York Tribune is quite jubilant that FLIP
PER has come through, and it is quite in
dignant at the white graduates for theil
aversion to FLIPPER, and assures those
young gentlemen that they will be sorry
that they didn't embrace the opportunity
to fraternize with their dusky class-mate ;
that they will be sorry they didn't fight and
overcome their preiudices and show that
in their hearts they cherished that sort Of
sympathy and fellowship with him that
might have entitled them to be considered
Wipper-cinS.
Well, it is edifying to see the Tribune
Gliding the white boys for this prejudice
against skin. The Tribune has been a
good representative OF set of prejudices
existing at the North that are most unjust,
most unreasonable |: prejudices which time
has only strengthened, and argument and
appeal have only emboldened and stimula-
ted to Yindictiyeness and outrage. The
great representative OF these preiudices
thinks it an easy matter to conquer so-called
preiudices that are born Of nature. The
Y Tribune whites this prejudice down to a
\ mere Upper Of q prejudice, while those it
has cherished, the very craze OF fanaticism,
are not only not conquered by all the trials
and experiences OF the times, but continue
and flourish as fresh as though Just lnar-
Tested TO the world. z 55
The philosoph Of the ibitae ethnoiosist,
We apDrehend viii not 90 down with the
white graduates Of Nv est Point. They said
according to the Tribune through one Of
4 their aumber
s5 =. 9 US have no feeling against him. Init
still we could not associate with i,;m. q n
may be preindice, butstiil NE coalaat do e
possibilities should bsrequired Of no
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: !sPEt:fa ltlGs;lIS.
3 NJ ATsCOHEN BROTHERS..

g AT COHEN BROTHERS,
so pieces PfQuE CORDS at 81 worth 12hc.;
SO pieces VICTORIA LAWN at IN worth 2Oc,
at 20 heretofore sold at &c.;
SWISS MUSLIN at near half Its value;
SWISS MUSLIN ut 6,s worth Soc;
STRIPED and CHECKED MUSLINS worry low:
FRENCH PIQUEs at Is, sold last season a. 4Oc.,
and some among them Soc;
INDIA CLOTHS at 25c-fuly half price;
2l00-LINEN ut Coo, general price being 75c, by
the piece:
PILLOW-CASE LINENS and SHEETINGs;
10 pieces Of the best S1IEET1NG Slightly soied In
being packed, at 10c. yard less than regular
price;
cases Of the best PRINTS at and 6Sc. n yard
large stock of NAINSOOKs, CAMBRICS, TUCK
MUSLISS, and other white goods. my3O
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WATER-SpoUT AND DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD.
B,trlington, Iu., Dune A water-spout
this morning flooded the country two miles
northwest of this city, causing Hawkeye
creek to suddenly overflow, and do several
thousand dollars worth OF damage to ioun-
dries, machine-shops, and agricultural
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TRAINS DELAYED BY CATERPILLARs.-
London, Ont, June 4.-The trains on the
different railroads were much delayed this
on account OF caterpillars on the
track They are swarming by millions. The
Port Stanley railroad found it necessary to
shorten its trains.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
glHE WAR OF THE CREAMS.

The OLYMPIAN CREAM Is the outgrowth of q
legal controversy between DIR. T. FELIX GoURAUp,
nronrictor OF the ORIENTAL CREAM, and his three
sons respecting the right Of the sons to their bust
ness designation rs such In connection with their
LITIGATION resulted in change of the name of the
article to that Of COLUMBIAN CREAM also a
change of the frn-name TO "a. H. GOCRAUD,''
PENDANT to the aforesaid suit. The new Is put up in
handsomer form than the old preparation, and Its
this really good article wider popularity 1t Is now
offered in trial bottles at only Is cents No lady
now forege trial of preparation that she can use
only to recommend aud to confirm every virtue that
Is claimed III Its behalf.
Does not rub, but readily washes of. -
51sssI Il A. FL. GOURAuD,
90 Greenwich street, New York.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Wholesale Agents.
Sold by BoDEKER Brothers and MEADE s
BAKER. my 2-W14t
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Wedosnot cure whether the Speaker is a
northern, southern, eastern, or western
man. provided he is against>a protective
tariff, and openly in favor OF aiding the
Southern Pacific railroad, and favorable to
giving the Southa proportionatei share OF
appropriate tons for harb ora and rivers. no.
bic Register. ts3s .is lsssl - 80
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4 Washington dispatch says the daily re-
QUESTIONS upon the Third Assistant Post
General for postage-stamps and
envelopes lately show steady in
crease, indicative OF marked revival OF
business throughout the country.
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ftf ~ r@s7fs =
DE GOODS.
80 =
o o. QUIT! -
STUDY YOUR OWN INTEREST.
SAVE MONEY WHERE war;,
,o, NOW OR NEVER!
"A'' 523
BROAD STREET
Is the place.

,,I ~. slEHN i CO.. having Determined y, r..
their wbo dry goods business, viii sell from
WIIJTE 'I Gom st6ck OF DRY GOODS, FASIY n, .i
cost, 70 close business. Psrfles IA a. ana A"ips
c.,a a nry goods would do we4 IN Iork 10 anr-
thirty ncr cor; H., i'u can snye from twcnty.ar =.
goods having be. oy Dmying frsrn Most Of o..
10, M GOWN 70 prime cost, m 7fe, ,hn, ahn no"
e no. sIer o11ere In this city Ie,s. snees G chez
P PT aoHAiR LUSTRE at % wo1b a-o.
bLACh hLPACA at Bic. iouly ,.n ' IT,
esesn sy soId &C as These Alpaca pet are ' ~
Handsome Al FRENCH rERCS1rs.
Beautiful n1fiii Lawns q, ,esDco, ,,, - &C. worth
II cheapest WHITE rIOUE IN ~. c;,x
R ~ Az 81 SIX at pc. wofrh si25:* '"!'
our ~ SILK reduced to 81 80: ''''o'
our SOC. ALPACAS are now sellln,
81 TOILET SETS at hair price;
Our ,o 7Sc :, M ,h LusfEES reduced 10 81,
LINEN LINEN LAWS very etc,p:
i'arT pFR1f L HOSIERY GLOVES. and Exgro,.
WHITE f.. VICTORIA LAWN a, Ice. reduce, t,.,,
III o sne pFFsG GSAE eys
Extra Inducements in LACt.S. RIBBONS. SC,r.,
and LACE TIES: NEf>'
5000 yards IRISH LISES-,hc cl,eapcs, IN ~.
$500 pair HOSE at 90 reduced! from, ooc
best ENGLISH HALF-lIOSE at 2Jc.
FANS and PARASOLS below cost
The balance of our stock has to be closed o,. g.
very short time. and invite all our frr.rI. -
tne public In general to take advantage OF our yCo
III such astonishing low prices "' ''''
Excellent CORSETS at 4Oc.;
Best KIDS Mt Soc:
SHEETINGS. PILLOW-CASE LINENS, T,rrr
DAHASkS. TOWELS, and NAPKINS at yrrl,
ly reduced prices:
l25 dozen TOWELS at $50 worth 1925 -.
dozen. -' '''
Ask for our cheap PIQCES.
Call ut once and secure some Of our bargains
l.. STERN { co. 523 Irosd stree,
JET between Fifth AMI Si,pt
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TAXES.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, June 2, 1877.
GITY TAXES. 1877.-This office will be
~ OPEN DAILY from o'clock A. NJ. to 6 O'Clock
=. n. from the 18th to the 30th day OF June inclu-
sive, for the purpose Of receiving from any person
charged with
CITY TAXES, REAL AND PERSONAL, .-
the whole or one half Of the amount Of tax charged
and that TEN PER CENT. WILL BE ADDED to the
amount of tax charged In every case where the party
assessed shall fail 10 pay the whole or one half within
the time limited. v.t --t
The Collector respectfully requests all persons
having three or more bills to leave list OF the same
as earyas possible at this office, that the bills may
be gotten together, and, If desired haf-receipts
made out. -
je 4-tJe30 a. X. WOODSON, CollectoF.
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n FULL ASSORTMENT OF READY
MADE LINEN SUITS for ladies at reduced
prices. Full suits from $3.50 mp, warranted
pure linen.
Their KID GLOVES In Black, Colored, Opera
Shades, and Whites, at 75c. are worth 1928
See their THREE-BUTTON BLACK and OPERAS
at 81 worth SO.
BLhCK. WHITE, and COLORED LISL E-TTIREAD
GLOVES, in one, Two, three, and four buttons
the cheapest ever offered in this city.
Among the many varieties Of CORSE'rS they sell an
EMBRO1DERED CORSET at Csc, which was
very recently sold at Sl.75. Iny3O
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D FRESH NATURAL
,fJNER At. MATTERS

NE FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS
APoLLINARIs WATER-RHENIsH;
BUFFALO LITHfA WATER ut $3.50 a case;
HUNYADI JAN0s BITTER WATER, Hun
garian;
PULLNA BITTER WATER, Bohemian;
FREIDRICHSHALL BITTER WATER; "a.
CARLSBAD WATER tSprudel sprins);
vICHY WATER;
Settlers MATER, Nassau;
CONGRESS SPRING WATER. Saratoga;
% HATHORE SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
RoUKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
Fl ALLEGHASYssWATER &c, &C., is
by the bottle OF n original packages, on the best
forms, at MEADE 10 BAKERS Drugstore,
my:ll 8l9 Alain street.
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ssPEs,IAL NOTICES.
LEVY BROTHERS
~LEYY BROTHERS

THE LEADENS OF LOW PRICES.
NEW SILKS atycry low prices;
NEW FRENCH ORGANIZES and MUsLINs;
EVERY STYLE OF FAN OF this seasons scIec-
ton;
LADIES' SUITS of the latest styles at lower prices
than the material eau be had;
LADIES' OVERSKIRTS and JACKETS: also,
PR1NCESsE SUITS, novelty OF the season.
j. 5
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This grand old company, with the least raiio OF
expense of any company in the country, with solid
investments producing interest more than sufficient
to meet all mortality claims-in word In perfect
condition, demonstrating Life Insurance under su-
perIor managenent--now tenders to the community
a SEVEN PER CENT. COMPOUND INTEREST IN
yEsTMENT WITHOUT CHARGE FOR THE GREAT
INSURANCE BENEFIT WHILE INVESTING. The
agent specially invites conference, and recommends
the company as the most solvent financial Institution
on the face OF the globe ~ - my 26-lm
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We return thanks TO r. f. WALKER,
Esq, Superintendent Of Public Printing,
for bound copy OF the Acts Of Assembly
session lS78-'77.
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xvor,.,ng Tin Another Sensation.

WAsu1SGT0N,, June 4.--EXtreme RepuD-
licans like Blaine, Butler, Wade, Philips
boutwell,, and their followers, who seek
cause of quarrel with the Administrator,
find in the instructions OF the Secretary OF
War to General Sherman concerning the
marauding raids on the Rio Grande new
basis OF attack, which they believe can be
worked up into formidable movement.
They profess to see in this military Demon
stration q disguised feature OF Haycs,S
"southern policy" the result OF which VIII
be the annexation OF Mexican territory ana
ultimately an increase OF representation IN
hotb houses OF Congress for the advantage
OF the South.
To stimulate 1.-The fears OF the North, and
TO excite sectional prejudice, they assert
that the carpet-baggers, who hold the BAL
ance of power in the Senate, will, to re-
yense themselves on Hayes, vote for the ad-
mission OF Spofford and Butler, and by that
means, with the aid OF Conover. Dorsey,
Spencer, and Patterson, who are all in the
market, transfer the majority from the Re-
publcans to the Democrats. Or course the
carpet-baggers would expect to be reward
cd for their patriotism by Reorganization
OF the official corps Of the Senate and
division OF the spoils. .-.
According to this plan OF tho extremists
New Mexico would be admitted into the
Union Immediately, to be followed by Ari-
IONA as soon as the necessary population
might be "counted in," and afterwards
bv the new States to be acquired by the
present scheme Of spoliation, as Wade and
his felow-agitators represent it to be. This
programme has elements we'll calculated to
rouse the old bitterness OF the abolition
lists who fought the annexation Of Texas
so persistentlY and obstinately. IT is true.
they cannot denounce the "retention OF
slavery" but that cry will be substituted
by the extension of southern power"
and, as will be claimed, the practical over
throw of the amendments to the Constitu-
ton.
TIE OHIO DEMOCRACY EXUBEEANT.
A number OF Ohio Democratic politicians
arrived in town to-day, including John G.
Thompson, chairman OF the State Commit
tee and sergeant-at-arms Of the late House.
They are all in the most eXuberant spirits
over Democratic prospects in Ohio, and
aver without hesitation that they will sweep
everything next October. They say that the
Democratic Convention, which meets in ad-
vance OF the Republican Convention, will
take the wind out Of the sails OF the latter
by putting forth platform which will leave
nothing to be said on the currency and other
issues before the people.
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f1 BEAUTIFUL BLACK GRENA-
Dimes at zoe. sold generally at - and Soc. Of
these goods COHEN BROTHERS have made very
judicious purchases, and enabled to offer the
greatest variety at the lowest prices that lave ever
been known Oh them. ms 30
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MT L. r. PRICE Il co.

MT L. r. PRICE Il co. ...
NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
WHITE BASKET DUCKS for pants and vests:
WHITE FRENCH DRILLS;
LINEN DRILLS, in colored, fancy, and plain;
New lot CASHMERE PANT PATTERNS;
COLORED and BLACK CLOTHS;
BLUE YACHT-CLOTH, for suits;
NUNS CLOTH-aIl shades;
GOSSAiER and GAUZE SHIRTS;
FANCY HALF-HOSE, NECK-WEAR, Sc.
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