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NO CON ACTO r s :.

Proposals will he received by the undersigned
until the 10TH DAY OF MARCH, 1878, for the
GRAZING required to be done on Square number
Nine Hundred and Eighty-one, In conformity with
the plan prepared 10y William Forsyth. TO be seen
at the Office The amount Of grading required will
lie fifteen thousand six hundred and ninety-one
cubic yards. more or less. All the earth on said
square will be at the disposal of the contractor
cept what will be required to fill up whatever por-
tion of the square is below the proposed grade.
r. o. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-31
THE MARKETS.
The following are the ruling prices in
the market to-day:

The following are the ruling prices in
the market to-day; l
Beef steak, 16a18c; sirloin, .18a20o !;
roast, 14a2Oc; corned, 8a12c; clipped;
25a30c; ham sliced, 16a18e; wholesale, 1Oc;
shoulders, 8a10c; fitch, 11a12c; pud-
ding, Ice hog's-head cheese, 12c; lard,
10c; mutton, 10a12c; chops, 16a18c veal,
10al6c; outlets, 18a20c; chickens, ,12a14c /;
butter, fresh, 25a28c. eggs, 15a18c; po-
tatoes, old 16c per half peck; sweet potatoes
10a12c onions 12c; cranberries 12c lima
beans, 12c; soup beans, SC ;honey, ,25c per
pound cabbage, 3 a &c per head /;
beets. 15c per half peck, asparagus
10 cts, per bunch; peas, 5aScts., per half
peck, radishes, 2a5 cents per bunch.
tomatoes, 10 q 10 per hf. pix. new potatoes
8a12c. per kalf peck new beets, 3a5c. per
bunch; cherries 7a10c per at; string beans,
10a12c. half fpeck;raspberries, red,1 per
qt., per quart; black, To-; dewberries
7a10 per at. ;whortleberries, 10a15per qt.
new apples, 10a20 per half peck butter
beans, 25a30 per half peck; gooseberries,
per quart, new corn, 12a20c per dozen
blackberries, 8a10 per qt. pears 18a35 per
half pix peaches, 30a40 per half pix. egg
plants. 5a8 per piece, plums, 15 per qt.;
watermelons, 25a35 per piece; cantelopes
3a8 per piece.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-31
To THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE :

Isee your name spoken of In several pa
pers, recommending you to the Demo
cratic party of the State, as one of the
best and most suitable Of all the candi
dates that are yet named to rep resent the
State of Delaware in the coming Con.
gress.
If you will allow small space of one
of your columns to say word in your
behalf, would like to do it. You have
been Democrat through veal and woe
ever since you came to this city in the
year of 1912, and never failed to show
your colors through all the troubles the
party had to encounter, which were not
a few but these are bygones.
We have said you have been Demo-
crat. That means more than name If
understand the principles of Democra-
cy, First-It is to legislate for the bene-
fit of the people at large, and to the dis
advantage of none; and this is needed
very much at this present time. We
have too much law making for the
few.
Second-Economy IN all things keep
ing down the expenses of the Govern
ment, and that will in itself reduce all
the salaries, from the President down to
the lowest official.
Third-It means honesty in all our de-
partments of government.
Fourth-No standing army in times of
peace, but that the States shall have a
well organized militia for the protection
of themselves.
Fifth-Silver and gold for the pay
ment of debts, with the proper amount
of paper or credit; not gold for the bond
holder and greenbacks for thei people;
giving no preference to any one. 1
might say further, that l want to see
those Generals and Admirals brought
down to the pay of Major General and
Commodore, DO away with these high
ranks, they are anti-Demoeratic.
Now, Mr.. Editor, l have mentioned a
few of the principles of the Democratic
party which you have been battling for
for many years, and especially at the
present; and like fearless man, have
opposed some of the acts or votes of our
| representatives in Congress.
If the people of our State want Demo-
crat to represent them in the councils Of
our county, am well satisfied they will
find one in you that will not disappoint
them. BRANDYwINE.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-31
SECOND EDITION
New Castle Letter.
NEW CASTLE, July 81, 1878.

T NEW CASTLE, July 81, 1878.
The Board of Education met last even
ing in the City Council Chamber, Presi-
dent DR.. MAXWELL in the chair.
Visiting committee reported that they
had adjourned the schools two weeks
earlier than last year owing to the great
falling off in attendance. 4
Committee on School Property, re-
ported that new TIN roof was being put
upon ihs institute, the rooms through
ly cleansed and all wJhitewashed. That
they had purchased 80 tons of coal, 10
from each dealer.
The committee on teachers reported
that with the assistance of the principal
Mr.. Whitelock they had prepared num-
Der of questions and notified the teachers
to appear for an examination in accord
ance with the resolution of the board.
That they had fixed upon an average 70
as the standard and that Miss Smith had
made an average of 802; Miss Dobbs 715;
Miss Windle 615; Miss Janvier; that they
the (commlttee) had given the matter
considerable thought and study and
been made the standard still the schools
would not be affected by the employment
of those who failed to come up to the
average and that their employment be
on the condition that they pass another
examination prior to 6 months and arrive
at the average or consider themselves dis
charged. A general enter charge of
views was had upon the subject. DIR.
Maxwell making monthly report.
Messrs. Gray and Rodney in the majority.
| The rule requiring the election of
teachers by ballot was on motion sIls-
pended when Mr.. Whitelock, Miss
Duesenbery, Miss Smith and Miss Dobbs
were elected to the same positions held
last year.
| e l. Ii.
Miss l.. w. Cabe was elected on motion
of Geo. Gray, Miss Windle and Janvier
were elected to fill the same positions as
last year with the under standing that a
good examination be passed within
months. The yea and nays were called.
Yeas, Wilmot, Gray, Rodney, Herbert
Brown Nays, Maxwell, Houseman, Scout
Burnham.
The pay of the janitor was fixed at $3.50
per year and committee appointed to
define his duties.
A resolution was offered, and carried.
that hereafter an average of 20 shall be
required of all teachers employed by the
| Board.
Our market is beautifully supplied with
vegetables the following rate prevail;
Corn, 15c per doz.; beets, Sc. per bunch
apples, 8a10 per hf. PIX, 25c per basket I;
onions &c., strung watermelons, 25a50;
cantaloupes soc per basket; squashes 12c
per dozen; cucumbers &c per dozen. y
The rain did great goou in the way of
cleaning out some of the cutters in this
city.
Tee festive tramp is now throwing his
advance guard into this section. Yester-
day there were more in this city than at
any time this ceason. Instead of being
mendicants they are becoming arrogant
and the chance of 60 days seemed to have
no effect. This arose no doubt from the
few days rain, which has driven them
from their suburban retreats.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-31
Brief Locals.

The recent rain was a great bene-
fit.
The shipment of peaches is increas-
ing.
Have the dissatisfied become recon-
ciled? a4
The Democrats held large meeting
last evening
Large quantities of fruit were insmar-
ket this morning.
The GAZETTE can always be relied
upon as giving reliable reports.
Smoking tobacco at all prices at Chap
mans Fourth and Sbipley street.
DR.. Gallagher, the dentist, No. 1856
Market street, would be pleased to have
you cali A4 s. 1
The monthly pay rolls of the city will
be passed by City Council tomorrow
evening.
Matthew Baxter has taken out letters
testamentary upon the estate of the late
James Baxter.
The election for delegates to the Demo
cratic State Convention will be held on
Saturday afternoon next.
The excursion to Ocean City takes
place tomorrow, as does also the Uni
form Division K.Tof p, to Harewood
Park. ~
The daily gazette., 1878-07-31
WILMINGTON, July 30.


EDITOR OF THE GAzETTE:-It must
be source of deep modification to the
Editor Of the Eoery Eoening, to see the
man that ihe has Systematically belied,
traduced and abused for years, walk off
without trouble or expense with the re-
publican nomination for Mayor of this
city, and as the Eoery Euening, and its
Editor seem to have .outlived their use
fulness and influence in the republican
party, NAV that not be the reason why,
that he is now trying to sneak into the
Democratic Camp, and dictate the policy
of the Democratic parry? Now if any of
the many aspirants for the nomination
in the Democratic party think that the
r.. II. and Com. can help their chances.
let them secure an editorial in that pa
per and recommend them to the Demo
cratic voters of this city and will go
two to one that it would kill the strongest
candidate in the field. These things show
that the people of this city and county
are tried of both the b. Il. and Com. and
its Editor and in this they only carry out
a universal instinct of human nature.
For mankind despise man who is false,
cowardly and dishonest, one that ever
tries to impose upon the weak and crlnges
and crawls in the very dust at the feet
of those who he imaglnes are strong. am
glad that Capt. Gallagher was nomina-
ted for if we should happen to have a
Republican Mayor let us have one that
will give no official patronage to the u.
e. and Com. and am certain that the
Democratic nominee must pledge HIM
self to do the same or he will be defeated.
DEMOCRATIC WORKER.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-31
Porsonsl.

George Eliot is now fifty-eight.
Ex-Governor Stearns of Florida. is in
New York.
The King of Hanover has left fortune
of $12, 100000.
Senator Mcdonald of Indiana, is rusti-
eating in Colorado.
Ex-Governor Curry, of California, died
ON Monday night, after prolonged ill
ness.
Governor Porter, Tennessee, and wife
returned home from Paris on Saturday
last.
General Fitzpatrick will welcome the
Grand Army post of New Jersey next
month. W
John Ruskin has resumed his literary
labors, having fully recovered from his
recent ILLNESS.
u o'd Salisbury went to Osbtr Q yester-
day morning to receive from the Queen
the insignia of the Garter.
Baron Alfred de Rothschild has receiv-
ed the Order Of sthe Lion and the Sun
from the Shah of Persia.
The Duke of Cumberland, son of the
late ex-king George of Hanover, has
been gazetted as Knight of the Garter.
Governor Hampton, ofSouth Carolina,
has been presented with pair of silver
spurs bv Mr.. w. w. Woolsey of Newport.
PRESIDENT HAYES does not expect to
leave Washington again until October,
when he will make visit to Fremont,
| Ohio to attend soldiers reunion.
STANLEY MATTHEWS will attend the
annual reunion of his old regiment, the
Fitty-first Ohio, at New Philadelphia in
that State, on the 2Sth of next month.
Mr.. Samuel Sayres, who sailed for Eu.
rope short time ago, is on his way home
and will probably arrive here on Satur.
day.
Messrs. William Bright, E. s. r. But
Ter and DR.. G. II. Jefferis, have returned
home from Rehoboth.
Mr.. William II. Thompson, of this
city, who for the past year and fouI
months has been on an extensive touI
around the world, returned home to-
day.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-31
From Wash ington.
The Conflict of Auth Ority in
South CarOlina--A COmPrO
mise Probable.

: WATHINGToN,Ju July 30.-N OF withstand
ing the announced purpose of the Presi-
dent to assert the sovereignty of the felf-
raj government aud to remove the South
Caro- lima internal revenue cases to tho
United States Circuit Court, there he's
been a strong feeling to-day in Official
circles that this line of action may be
after all abandoned and solution of the
existing difficulty reached in another
way, without further issue between the
Federal and State authorities. Nothing
definite regarding this can be sssertsined
but the fact that the matter is seriously
discrssed in administration circles gives
some credibility to the stoly. -'iN
The administration is very desirous of
avoiding conflict or raising an open
issue with the State of South Carolina,
and there can be 10 doubt the President
will avoid one; if he can consistently
with theduties of his Office, as he under.
stands IL en-, 1t is hinted b 1t not officii lily
that the cases may be cImpromised
without prejudice to the State, and this
may account for the delay in the proceed
ings. Commissioner Raum received TO-
day long letter regarding these cases
from District Attorney Northrop, the
text of which he would not make public.
Judge Nortb-op takes strong ground in
favor of the sovereignty of the federal
government in regard to these cases. gao
The daily gazette., 1878-07-31
PRICE ONE CENT
Meeting Of Workfngmen-Res
OlutfOnS ON the Late Strike.

mems Assembly, which Is composed Of
representatives of various trades organi-
cations, held a meeting tonight to con-
slider the recent Strikes. Resolutions
were adopted, after a long debate, CEN
suring Treasury Architect Hi for giving
the contract for digging the foundation
of the printing bureau to contracto at
sum so low that they cannot dojnstieelto
wages, and reciting that while they are
opposed to violence in all forms they sus-
tain the efforts of the strikers in endeav-
oring to secure living wages They, how
ever, recommend all workingmen to
steer clear OF irresponsible leaders of the
tramp stripe, such as had come to the
front in Washington, and to organize, so
as to be able to defeat q reduction of
wages in legitimate ways.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-31
Verdict Of the Jury.

The Coroner's jury summoned yester-
quest over the body of Captain Godfrey,
who was killed by a shifting engine dur
ing the forenoon, full particulars of
which were reported in yesterdays GA
zETTE, rendered q verdict, "That B. j.
Godfrey came to his death by being run
over on the P. w. & B. r. R., by engine
No. 8, of the r. r.. Co, and that the en-
ployees be exoharated from all blame"
The body OF the unfortunate man was
taken to his late home on Front street,
near. near King during s the Tsn sfteraoSn and and
take place ON Friday Next i-Isg V u
The daily gazette., 1878-07-31
IN Telegraphic Summary

salisbury wenttO Osborne Palace
N to receive from the Queen the
Of the garter-The debate in
snt on the Eastern question was
yesterday, Mr., Gladstone was
be speakers-Lord Beaconsfeld
pme comments on Mr.. Gladstone
urks offered a nominal resistance
AUSTRIAN forces which crossed into
pa Turkish agltator hos raised an
klOn in Bosnia agairYt the Otto
thOd.y-The election for men,
the German Parliament took
sterday-One OF the prisoners
ID with the sSasinaiion of Gen.
|Madnd, some years ago, pro-
tell all about it-Proposals will
in September to make Servia a
The daily gazette., 1878-07-31

to., in brief, what the Corporal after.
wards explained to me In detail. he had
had prepared bomb-shell with numer-
GUS chambers, each having time fuse,
and each charged with Illuminating pow
der OF sum cient force to keep the bomb
constantly driven on towards Dover, the
charges SO accurately adjusted and pro-
pornoned that the centrifugal force
should nicely balance the centripetal at
traction; aud lie had attached to the
shell a rocket with such bait as his
knowledge of human nature taught him
would be certain to cause the cemmis-
sioner to cut all loose and follow it.
The mortar having been placed in
proper position, with such relation to
latitude and longitude as to give efficacy
to the peculiar mechanism of the shell,
and the precise angle of elevation hav-
ing, been obtained, the mortar was fired,
and away sped the boom and the rocket
with a label affixed which read,
"Fee. for the Lobby" and fluttering
behind 1t was a $40 note.
Like unto an old war horse, shifting
the contest from afar, o1t popped a
head from the Martin box of the large
balloon and, as the rocket sped past, al
most within reaching distance, forth
were stretched two arms. There was
then cutting of ropes and the smaller
balloons wereeturned adrift in the air |;
next the guy-rope was severed, and
away went the large. balloon and the
Commissioner in hot pursuit of his legiti-
mate occupation; and the scientific cal
culations of the corporal were real
lied.
Then arose from the "Guard" loud
song or pean of praise, of which l caught
the following:
CUP in balloon boys,
Up in bailoonl
There goes Com m issioner,
Up toward the Moon
Up in balloon, boys,
Up among the clouds
What jolly race, boys,
Up among the clouds!"
Mr. Editor, when you reach Dover, on
the 9th of August, look up in the clouds
for the rocket followed by the balloon
and the remains of the Commissioner
for have confidence that in the long
run his strategy must succumb TO the
high science of the CORPORAL.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-31
|RsT EDITION.
, ...l Time Table.
.yv WILMINGTON.

,rAyE WILMINGTON.
lln MIA. Sn ? Os, $40, 6.56, $40, 300,
W. i!,a5s M; l2.d, 1910, 2.SO. 40,
" w n m. On sundays 2'Os. . IVA.
sSJ' 81 sl4, a m, 70 81, i2 20,
Ion an sundays: 2 % a m: ,s
|I,n,ore NJ and Washington: u -, y, 70, 10
kn; ls5, l2 50, D os. p H. eunu"''
!, + 1hsaosit: 3 1si 46s p m; no Sunday
E.c.,tle: 5, 6 20, Q 80 a m; l o5, 8 80 p
~ sunday train. n. a On
nUsre Do ss R. r.: sos, 0 80 a mi loo, . W
Ds,oSton % SS 4 Northern r. R.: 8 20 q
nips u s,Sp m; no sunday train.
sTsre " Western r. r.; 10 ~ q MO oo
Ou sundays: 10 80 a m.
~ ~ o,pRIyE AT WILMINGTON. 90
iis,da1nniu: H. HS II 81, 8 "a, 8 "A a IN IL
1ilS sn = Il, 5 S., 45i, 8 IA. 8 20. : 80,
Enn II 10 D m ; on sundays: IL 56,
.m % 30, . 81, II l0p m. ~
EsE y YAK; 70 50, 8 81 a m; u u y y, : ~ ~ o.
(ssl p m, On Sundays L 90 a m J
Fillmore; M, Is, ala m; 1871, l2 SO,
/ : d D m; on Sundays; 2 10 a m U 90
,,,b,nOlon: 2 IS a m 12 q, II 3s,
,sp I N; on Sundays; 2 Is a m; s4S
ot Deposit; 800 a m; no Sunday
~ rastle. I s., 8 80 a m IL 90 m;
.nTn5p m; no Sunday trains.
saTare R. r.: $50 a IN; 40, d 4O p
Wilmington 4 Northern r. r.; sos,
m. * D m; no sunday trains.
cslaEare Western X. r.: I % a m;
m; on SUNDAYS: 60On m.
yoR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHiA.
rosd street and Washington ave-
fNsOO, 1880, i5a m; 2 80. . 80,
5B, Is, 8 IS, II 30 p mi on Sun
s31a IN; 6 OO,9 45, Il 80, p m.
hjrty. Second and Market streets:
n Sam, 1! IS, 8 55, s 50, II 45 p mi
lulays 80, II - . m.