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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-08-25

A cotemporary suggests that strikes
might be avoided in the future if
those who represent capital would
consent to divide the profits of BUSH
ness with the labor employed in
their production. Not that in order
to carry this idea into practice part
nerships or cooperative business as-
soeiations would be necessary, but
simply that in addition to salaries or
wages a per centage of annual profits,
varying according to the prosperity
of business, should be allowed to en-
ployes. This, it is argued, would
operate to give the workingmen such
an interest in the success of the en-
ployer's business that when hard
times set in he would willingly ac-
cept a reduction of wages. The sug-
gestion is worthy OF consideration.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-08-25

1t is estimated that there are
enough idle men in the Northern
States at this time to form three new
States of moderately prosperous far
mers. It's easy to figure out that
kind of a thing, The problem is how
to make a farmer out ola idle man
who don't want to be a farmer, and
won't be farmer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-08-25

Secretary sherman is the object Of
a good deal of prnmiscuous detrac-
ton and abuse, but Il head of de-
partment who is able to save the
taxpayers over $500, 900 in five
months can stand that sort of thing
with the utmost equanimity.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-08-25

Correspondents must enclose full name and
address, not necessarily for publication, but
as private guarantee of good faith. Reject
ed communications will not be returned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-08-25
RELIGION AND POLITICS.

MONTREAL, Aug. 22.-The Papal
Delegate has given instructions that
in future priests must not interfere
with their people in voting at cleo
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-08-25
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

First insertion, 81 per square of ten lines :;
50 cents per square for each additional inSer-
ton. Special contracts for advertising longer
than three months.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-08-25

Even Dakota will have 100000
bushels of wheat to sell.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-07-15

pfen Der filtrirten Ssluiligfeit in oas Blut
9ebraht bleiben 0bne alle Wirtun9. Wtit-
bin ltEo eS bic BaciDen uno nur Die Bacil=
len, Delhe bic 3rdser oes Rrantbeitstofa
fes iino.
4u9 eeeen bieien 10 natiirlin uno lo9iIG
erl6etnenoen S9luB erbeben iiG 3peifel.
@baupeau, Elm trefflidber Beoba6ter, bat
bsbouptet, peri6ieoene &iftifoffs, tpie gum
geiiplel oos 9ob9iFt Der gferoe ooer bas
ylattern9iIt, tuirften nur our1 unenollh
tlelne felte Sbeil9en, pel6e in ibnen auf=
9elhmemmt jeien. SieIe Mtome t6nnten
NIT ben Bacillen auf Dem Sitter Suriif9es
blieben iein? Yaiteur lubt bieien ginipurf
ourh ben SiniDeis auf Die auBeror6entli1e
Rlar6eit Der fsIiiiiieteiten StpiI6en ben 8a=
cIlusfdoen ilt enttrdften, in pel6em lid
teine Sbur bon R0rberhen, R6rnben ooer
StGubden nit ben it6rtiten Yergr6Bsruns
gen entoeden lalie. Sie Intruort Yoiteur's
wiirbe pOllfommen Ittbbaltig lein, neun
Spnoaa ni4t i6nn lan9It nah9epieien
hdtte, Bob es unenolidb feline Wtoleciile in
ben 6lliIli9teiten tuie in Der atmoIp6drilhen
Snft gibt, Die auBerbalb Der 8abrnebmung
ourh uniere Wifroitope liegen uno lih
nur onrd 9etpiiie optiIbe Grl9einuneen,
mie gum 8eiipiel BoIariiotipn oes 2ihtes,
Gr3eu8ung Der blauen 6arbe in Der 2ufI
wie i'm Baiier, Si9tbarueroen oes 2iht4
ltrables, Der our9 einsn buntIen Raiten
hinourbae6t, na9peiIen lalien. Sier uGs
rem mir alp am peiteren 5OrtI9ritte ourH
Die unooQtommenbeit unierer Snitruments
9ehtnoert; aber Der Setpeis Yalteur's bleibl
ni9tsoeitOneniaer gu Jte9t beteben. 9enn
otele fat unlidt6aren MoleciiIe limb 10 aus
Beroroentli6 fein, baB tein Sitter iie Suriif'
balten t0nnte; Elm Bacillus psrbdlt ii6
9e9en Tie ruie Elm 8olten su einem Sano=
t0rn9en; pdre Der @iftitOfi on iolfe Wo.
lecule, an 3Drnhen sebunoen, Die an oer
8renSe Der 8abrnebmung bura uniert
optilGen SilfsmitteI fteben, 10 bate er nit
Der 6liilligteit au6 ourb 8aiteur's per,
belierte Sitter our69eben miilien.
90 lpire oenn jebt Der uuumitGbliGe
gemeis 9elieTert, oaB eine Der fur1tbarIter
5eu6en our9 bic Gintpirfung elmer eauI
| ipsciHI1en, an i6ren G6aratteren ertenns
barren nifroitopil0en S6tmmslphanse er.
Seugt niro. @s mb0e mir 9eitattet iein, in
einsm neiteren artitel auf dbnli9e Sor-
Idunsen auriif3ufcmmen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-07-15
2setnt Serrn 2srnoer auf Oct
Sau(e.
Gtn s5pant pom g. q. gaoissssr.

Sollte es 8tpar niGt ersdhIsn, ssnn i9
bab's ni9t geIebsn. sic ibloHen iin ba.
beie - Der Serr Rfarrer BON Sefsrbina
uno iein 0rnosr Der SonbersrsiGbofer.
SIN Der Oberftube iaBen lie lno lieBen licJs
gut 9eIheben nno ipieIten Garten. Mber
nidbt etipa eill perbotsnes Spisl - be-,
ma6re beim Yfarrfl vBranbeIn, !"
Y3tuidelL" Elm msais .Maui9sIn" mitun.
ter, 6as mar Der s3eitpertreib.
.9fa, i9 baut' id6n fiir einen iolfen
3eitpertreib! !" iast swor Der Sodbere.
reihhofer, tontmt aber nidbtsoeitopeniasa
ieoen Sonntog BON ieinem Berg berub.
ldBi fiH sur SauIe laben, ueriibt ben gans
gen gtadmitta8 BET ieinem Serrn grpoer
uno Deripielt ieoesnal iein aanses Gelo.
Sineegen ntilB er Itsts auf benz Gbren.
plaB fiben. an Der Mone auf tueher 0es
oeroant, udbrenb Der 9farrer Inn oeeeu1
iiber NIT bern 4oIsiiubl fiirligb iiinlnlt.
uno hernah - tpie ihDn aigebaitet mors
beu-aans abseihIoiisn lpareti lie cod nifs
BON oer. Q9slt. s0ie S0hin hurfte In BE
Gbsriinbe - unb Das lobnt iit) iii 4Farsz
bot irtlnsr, osiitt NIT lesrsn Ganoelt sr.
i6stnt 10 sin Graadsn itItsn. Gis III Ia
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-07-15
Sic v&eitli6e Sldtter ]"

sos epntasss bss Cincinnati gosbIotts, nS be,
-unterbait,ngss oepibmet b setnen ii bapt'
fdIi1 bur bic SrsifI9teit Oer eortn psr5fieutI9tsr
GrsdbmnBsn aus.
Rres per SabE portOiret. Sad europa $4 per Sabi
portcfre.
einaeine Tnn,mern: Sinf Gents, poiir Sas gIatt be
faotii9ea abcnnsnten 6arb bic Erd8er in's uus as'
eifrt tuirb.
0sleienSungen fBnnen per pWonsp Drbsr" obsr regis
frsftsn Brsef auf unisr Rtfo ssmudbt weroen.
Die Cincinnati V0lksblatt COmpagnle,
b X laid,
Gincinnatt. Q.
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cash required .... ......
AldililnAI IInlliay NI.conni

vii III dunn. ,he HOLIDAY .easou bcsei ami den,
S SAT- n n pag Sf9 h cl nTanq money nsw
10 he forwarded ~ New No.k dran or Post onee mgnsy
warranted gi ~ year. seni op az T. nltefn dHys s e.,
SoG way. IN N.Y. Way un.au .ss,o,y You esn order
direct from mi adv iHsm,ui WHICH WI not apltW
ler1 On, T. only -o ~ " holda, .,s.. ant i,made
rn.nns tist l., nn.fins 4 At Ms very low price mali
induce msuy a. ,Ot ior ihou holiday yit snt- thorc
Sr g tx. nm S r,Se Order. vii Dt ILib Zane
day the none, i KECklvED during the hoiida, season.
sis'a 9sd, ,.r WOW EsaSy on Al :sls. Of IA,
rpught ant M AtfN celebrated Golden Tongue Par
s HAN a ana @5ana Ih' and 3 asr e
trirs. AMI Al giving cnurc -ah-Hcuon sweetest toned,
!" dis or siv ,hsp eoanprS C6siie6se he worii to
eluh them Sew one thousand polar rsnc' only
Corner. rs,a prI' s S,1 ony sS rrran & rsuo.
Sas s' s' aS s'a | oaH gn ~ Or
; y, s , , y ~. v ~ ~, Vs lss ~ oni, az
No h,t'r organ. can De made ana J chals ne
nom 9;,r ss sSpa si ~ %1s as S S'.
team roW't m.ne,as'2f I'm In Ia aqn n1nm,
ON tbs conunrnt for fhgh Of time ~ ACTUAL
% ni ON iyo ia ni,.ea ,o,s y " ,. money re-
Ndsd and ,sh, caaras, leid oS me zen Tsy. ~ ~,
,eeacher' minister, chureh,' school. oiSes public public
Asn,. win, o,rsnar to he ,fsde icr
r. N,w Yer nov ma Iws9w four nsgs arss "
frq.iv siwli 'oafv nee never before IN
Inc hi.,or, 81 TIA, trade has any house accom-
reahIed IA ~, wear constant, inena.ns trade each
month. fhos.and. ~ . Yrasd Piano. and Or ans
nave during The wear -77 made he,r wa, e chsrohe.
length AMI iial' sui,N ..i s9nug,nt Ssiatsa. 'aIe
other sumner a. ,1ri- have each allied Their atirac
uon. b' 'e nirodue' Of ny sIns j., Sga. .g
Ne cabn OF n yinr on no PadnC sicie. on ne Lony
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17
RODGERS
ORR BROS,
NOS. 4 an. las. lat sTu Az.
BETWEEN 10TH AND GOTH SITS.


BETWEEN 10TH AND GOTH SITS.
TOYS.
.c9wpe,e assortment Of DoLIS DRUMS. MUSICAL
sfsgs hS ra Ys gsss SfM 4cG cha
Books fancy Gis,5 omhpgn,., Tsal Bf9nts Ornament.
S . ana ar am Tbms AMI brhs lie Sren
GRAND DISPLAY or A WEDDING CEREMONY will
be on exhibition ~ centre window Oh Monday and the
fllowihI daysapre.i dents senator KINGS Queens
dress costume, In attendance. Come and tue per
iorniance.
Fancy Boxes. l,as. saclel., boxes Of ladies, and
gents nsudkerehefs, with Initials
SILK uaudkcrchief.. 50 cent. up.
Lace scsrls In the new design.
Many rare novelties for CHRISTINA. presents viii b. cx.
and prices vii be i5w RoDGERS ORR BIOS
RODGERS A ORR BROTHERS
Great bargains in rich black colored, aud fancy
SILKS viii be shown this week, suitable Tor the
coming season.
Z FANCY SILKS 4oc up :
GUISETs BLACK SILK. Csc, siIo, Sis Z
z FL %. 81 81. sros grain satin nnish "a
BELLOWS roNsoSs SILKS will all be re- p
Z duccd this week to 81 - IFS. 81 90 to sa :
= CoLoRED SILKS. rich shades will he offered
2 at 7Sc. ssc, o,c 81 lower than ever before :
:. known in thisci'y :
A~ori to the wise and call Of inspection will 3
convince you Of the fac, that quality price, width,
and durability at extraordinary low prices are to
be founist
RODGERS ORR BROTHERS
RODGERS a ORR BROTHERS.
ISIS, i-5 ~ srH Az
Abaukrupi stock will be offered this week at 20 cents
on the dollar
8 = n s. S C:H 50 c 10 '''' '7' IS as
a,,oo ystels,,e Cloth oioAk. 500. e. 80. IS =,
~ 20 70 ~, Ladies when you see these garments you
will appreciate Their value
ror. Nottingham Lace aud Lace Curtains irc. i5e
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
BLACK CASHMERE DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL AND DECIDED REDUCTIONS
Bls,A Henrietta Cloth. ~ nche. &c formerly e,c.
Black Henrietta cloth, ~ inches. s5c formerly 7ss
Black Henrietta Cloth. AZ inches ooc formerly eOc
Rich ravens wins black .upcranc quality.
Lunn's Cashmere. SOC 90, zoe Soc, ,otlas.
| Lupins BLACK Dap d'Et-
Superior black Cashmere. all wool. decided bargain
ieo worth Olc.
ceartaurs Grapes, new line received in every width
! quality. and
| Single Grape "a wide, 7tc up
Double Grape. 50 wide 81 a5up
Treble Grape. cOur,aulds best only his. reduce,
| from a. -.
HOLIDAY PRFsFNrS
81 IS a .5 r - = = e Y; ne r. 80 a..
In PLAN figures ami placed on separate counters
5cases Bourette cloth. Sc loc. i?'.c.
800 pieces silk and BOurette Cloth. elegant dc
| sishs only 2oc formerly SOC
SO pieces colored Cashmere, all WOOL i5e only.
Bourette Cloths % wide, Coz; last weeks price
si2j
| RODGERS ORR BROS,
I-3 i-S. aud i~7 sth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

stv'e No 500 Pr rry's NEW stpERB GRAND
MlEROR Tor PARLOR GARNET ORGAN The hand
soonest Mirror TOP organ offered Elaborate heavy
French walnut. raised luuOls 1870
imenai6ns-ncight CIT in length, an 4in width.
ct nVc u,tavcs three " reeds. thirteen ia stops
u brand Ofvnn living entire power of the Instrument
aud throwing On wt without INT, rfcring with other
nautbov, .6i Principal a. Nox llumWp. g. Flute on
Nuina no nuiciara ~ Echo. AZ Celeste, 03l CLAIR.
onet Beatty, Excelsior Grand Organ Knee swell with
Bcatiys Sew and Improved Doubi Acting Knee swell,
iuuud on 40 other makes weight boxed. 80 pounds
Agents regular retail price ............ 1910 %
Fity per cent discount tl.1 81
Special discount Observation-Disclosures. W 80
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9Jlsnttn ftmalts,

TdlsnttS. ftmalts.
$4,000. ~ - ,--eterte
eREAT ID a ~ y Ssc SsSi
\ the oldest place In thc .y You can enI mac n,s
ssinSs' s :, gs.6 ard peT Sc,s worn serw.ri ma
Er"s r, ntcd repaired. AMI exchanged; shirt making
cutting taught nee plenty OF work osye out
-ExrEur operators. On Wheeler .na w Saa.'
II .maclues to make lalcs' der,irmen'' al home
W '''"'''' "''''''' WV JACkNAN ( onARA..
i've" ,u',s Sasod,n ma a lSIsc suit Geu.s onc wno
e " ladrcs! an" Sun o' up town once
nihway ---
operator on Indies ard chiliran. suit, none but
- s0o' hand need ""S p DGiIIISSS. ~ Greenwich.
yOVNG siri can have n gooi home aud instruction
\ on the lihuo can al 2oi gu st .--
econ 200, Is; fs sqa operators ." tine white vests
"'N wv ~ a5o VS., 10Th i ar,thcil.
slAsTErts On white vests from 10 t. 2occnt; opera
ID tors, bu'tonnole makers pre''er" hy . eSkfTss
DyTr0NBOi.E make. and ha.ters ON wmie AZ, ,e,,s
- highest prices paid $40 Broadway corner f'n st.
room ~
DIANK ROCK sewer wanted EVANS GED.
DIANK HOOK sewers on job work j. wILsoNd
ID son - corinndt II
RLANK BOOK fOrwarder wanted 50 vesey St
n
y hands only need Apply \ ufNAN. 2eo proadw&.
ExHrniENoED hands s" az Il ll's s6ys MT
I,NPERIrvCrn outdoor OPERATOR. on muslin
T. skirts sample and reference required - Nak'rt
1,xpFRuENcED ami iasi hani rlaiter- on relc
II h.,c tufinss III Bank st, has ment
I,VU SEWERS wanted Must understand nnshins
seal 'eequ'' and circulars no wor" gwen ,a an AZ
INIUsT-Cl Asa operator. on sh.rts and trinmines
= Apply to JOHN BRANDT corner Pearl and chatham
nreels -----
Fsv bs,1sSn y, and a." 3s IS. " ~ stairs S''" WV '
HANpsc on min coat. also iaagg rrc;.scr alpaca
.. ''o ",,."'"'
- toahsc inSp"rs ana pies.crs cSftricncej hani.
lDun' 80. wnrk gwen out to GOOD hand. 81 otl Az
Brs, lon
Os'i1 caats On All The week at - cannon t
, =, A., -,
.o,' .au ,.nas e' v,.i 60, -, ,as, ';' ~,
OrIEAToRs srd eas'ers on ane alpaca coa''
:, -" "s'' -''h st ~ wv
DARAsOIS.-wanted exnerienced hands TO run
ulI,ts = eANs $40 nfs'eyss;
Isi.S = snai tailor on coats $50 Broniwsy BrooIvu
= d
SEw,>e MAcm,Nrs, slS IS % uG NOD
rem" ~. "um44,,N, ,, ,,,, on, n.,s 81.
W. mn no. '""'"" ~ "'' ''u' ""' ""lN ~
SENnN ~ ti-. s,n,icrr11 ,w viii., zig
Market and ~ East Broadway. near canals
CrNJNG MACHINES Reaured 3D. New WILCOX
= eiuhs gu .auc ~, new Dom, ~ g.. intrr am
NV $40 "S.'. " "N fi'. S''or si' pf ~ % honl 81
rT.xrrn r6t. ,,.,,ir az v.. t..,,o,,.,. b.. .fst,
~ ~ r,oppii,,i'lrt , at Nv l,ps -, ,v
vonn aH To- Az on H. table a. Der wsek AMI "a,
T~N,i ''''' \" M '' wv ''' ~ 49, Wv" - WV
x,,xypn 1n,,,cd,,,-ig --I--,,,,1--- ,,-cs, ex,-ri
w -. - -, u.s., ,n,t ,,,r, 800, ,rt A'e,,, a.
~ '"'' ." "'u 10Y 1'pn,"ip s1s - H., al u, p"
v-.xYrnA trl a., a. ,,..tt,,, ana, ,,,.,,., IL, .
w - - :, g. hss 1911 i,' ,.,, h,,r. 80
thr' required SCI Grand It
rx..>rrx, o....,.,. 49, g.. 49, 49, -, -
W - Il" 5't,..n s,n a'i ai IA G.e", ,-sr
On n EEL - 'N'" W. "'' 20" ' '' ''-'' '"'
x.-,.,.,., 80, - ,t ,,,,l-- 49,,
" - - ~ , ,,U,l .' ,. 49,, ~, "' y
W.l,.f Il
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
Louisiana State Lottery,


SINGLE SUMBER-CLAss M"
rawn AT New Orleans, La on Tuesday, Dec II. 1877
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES
In0 numbers from - so to ~ lncu-,e Loine vtn
y the range OF SO numbers each SIDE vt the Calil
TO- manifestation ~ 9Gs to " 3es inclusive bDnfwrh
~ We rhgse OF " numbers ON each side Of the Catia
Ifi1e Of tJOOu. sluD
100 numbers nom ~ M IN 81 pp inclusive being with
70 the range oi ~ numbers On each side VI the Camx
Priv NJ tluUp SIS f~
iOptl numbers eniing with ~ being tic last ffure
the number drawing the Capital Prize OF 500 100 $40
The subscribers having supervised The Single Nnni4,
DRAWING Glass NJ LOT fslANA STAIR LOTTERY Lrrs
by ccfuty mat the above ntc the numbers which won
ny. laN drawn IL ON thc llnVn placed iu the wheel
Dec II. 1871 ~
gT RESAYREoARD Commissioner.
Prizes cashed In iu without deduction
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

DARAsOIS.-vanted. experienced hands 10 run
\ umbrella and paraso QvcrshN 4 am.
UETIEk CANS. $40 BroadwaN
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D,Iyiistrn.

EtLI, stys SSt gun teeth, " singIe tI war.
''"r' DsnAl Rooms 2s2 stL aV Estsb 1851
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

DANTALOON nnishers and nasters on One rents
y als' good tailor on coats go Broadway Brooklyn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

DVT'rONuOi.E makers and haste white vests
- highest prices paid go Broadway corner 'h St.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

OPERATORS and hasi,rs hne alpaca coats
~ Nli West PAN Il ~ loft
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

No % s5o drawing Capital $40 on and anrtovinsao0,
sold In Sew YORK city No 206J2 dfnWiul ,sui,si liz
o. sold ~ New YORK No 60 los. drsvllt ttptsi lily
DuU, Sold In Cincinnati ''' Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

slAsTrns on white vests from IN t. 2occnt, opera
Mrs WEISS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

4. PPRENTICEs wanted ~ learn lrc. smakin-
4 27p West 2Gth II nrst belt
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DLANK ROOK sswer wanted EVANS a GED
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

npER ATORS on wheeler Wilson machines ami
~ bastfs On white vests 81 80 av top floor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-17

OPERATORS and histers on alpaca. nAnucl AM
~ nn coats work gwen out 20 good hands 81 ot H'
The daily gazette., 1877-05-01

GHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of writ of Levari Facias,
TO me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, S41 Shipley ST..
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip In the city of Will
mington, New Castle county, Del. on
SATURDAY,
THE l2TH DAY OF MAY, 1877,
at O'Clock p, m,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land with three
story brick dwelling house thereon situated
in the said city of Wilmington bounded
and described as follows TO wit: Beginning
at the south west corner of Eighth and
French street. thence southerly along the
westerly side of French street fifty-six and
one half feet eleven inches to corner of
James Elliott's land, thence westerly along
his land and parallel to Eighth street eigh-
teen feet one and halfinches TO the centre
oiparty wall between this and the adjoiding
premises on the west, thence westerly
through the centre of said wall and parallel
TO French street siXty-two feet eleV en- and
one half inches to the southerly side of
Eighth street aforesaid and thence thereby
easterly eighteen feet One and a half inches
to the place of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
S5ized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Carrie +. Beggs, surviving mort
gagor and as EXecutriX of Joseph L. Beggs
deceased, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
Sherif's Office New Castle,l
April 10Th. 1877. { apr27 -3tawts
The daily gazette., 1877-05-01

Coal is selling in Philadelphia at s3,75
ton; S4.25 delivered. In Wilmington
it is readily sold at $4.75. The two rail-
roads do not work the reduction which
was promised before our people invested
their money in them, which has since
feen entirely lost, as the stock is worth
nothing, having gone into the pockets of
the bondholders,
The daily gazette., 1877-05-01

GHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of @ writ of Levari Facias to
at the
GILPIN HOUSE,
Kept by George Whitfield, in the city, hun
dred and county of New Castle and State of
Delaware, on VI
THURSDAY, the 3rd day OF May, 1877,
AT O'Clock p.m.,
the following described Real Estate. viz :.
An that certain tract or piece or land
situated in New Castle hurdred aforesaid
ana lying on the north west side of the
New Castle and Frenchtown turnprke
road, bounded by lands of the heirs Of
Klchard Simmons, deceased. by lands of
Jonn Smyth and others, and by the said
turnpike road, containing thirty four acres
NOR more or less, including. one half Of the said
Seized and taken in execution as the nro-
perty of George w. Palmer and MelYina
Downey, t. t., and TO be sold by
s,ou,e,. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
| Aprll II. 1871. ap16-3 -3tawt
The daily gazette., 1877-05-01

The GRAIN SPEoULATIoN-The Balti-
more Sun, ofto-day says, the speculation
in corn opened on o high key yesterday.
but there was heavy tone underlying
the business throughout the day, and at
the close the feeling was rather fat. The
range of prices for Western corn was 70
to 70 ceots for June delivery and 72l to "a
cents for May, closing at about "a and
70! cents. The lowest figures were made
between the morning and afternoon
Change and the highest before the open
ing of the morning. 1t was noted that
the largest buyers at the afternoon board
were among those not heretofore active
ly engaged in the grain trade or in the
late speculative movements. The ten
dency of the markets at New York and
Chicago were in concert with our own,
the feature in the latter being heavy
decline in wheat. Here wheat was firm
at top rates, there being no speculation
in the article, and -four was advanced so
cents per Dbl.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-01
May 1877.

IT IS now said that it can be clearly
shown that the Republican politicians
paid large sum of money to the Louisi-
ana Returning Board rascals for casting
the vote of that State for Hayes, and that
the whole business of the purchase and
sale of the Presidency will be made
known by Packard and those interested
in his being sustained by the troops. This
with the secrets connected with the Loui-
siana Returning Board, and the purpose
ard acts of the Committee sent to New
Orleans by Grant, with Sherman at its
head, will be made public. This will be
done in the Senate at the next session,we
are told, as sure as the sun shines, if it is
not done before.
In this way the dirty politicians who
made fraudulent President and helped
to install him in office, now hope to re-
venge themselves when they find that
Hayes will have nothing to do with them
personally, nor pay them for their rascali-
ty with appointments. They are fools
as well as scoundrels. Hayes may laugh
at their vengeance. He got his office
from those in higher positions. The jul
dicial members of the Electoral Commits
sion gave Hayes his Office. They knew
he was not elected. Hayes should kick
the whole crowd out of his presence
He did accept oftheir dirty work, but that
is not a sufficient reason for introducing
the scoundrels to the Eonest people who
may call at the White House.