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On SATURDAY last Wendell Phillips,
who had maintained silence during the
campaign, published in Boston paper a
denunciation Of Democrats, Republi-
cans, Prohibitionists and 'sMoney Kings, -
lauding Butler as a sagacious, patriotic,
courageous and magnanimous politician
and declaring his intention of supporting
him in the race for the Governorship.
We cut the above from one of our ex-
changes, only to say that as the Demo-
cratic party has been subject to the SLAM
derous utterances of the silver tongued
orator, We do not apprehend the slightest
injury from his present attitude and have
no doubt that the conduct of the leaders
of the other party deserves all he says of
them.
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q HERlFF'S SALh.
, BY virtue OF q writ of Levari Faclas,
Sale, At The
HOTEL OF WIN. B. HOLLIS,
AZ iownsend In ppoqninimink Hun
drea' New Caste S,,Mny eSMnniy Delaware. on
The lith day OF November. 1873, at two
O'Clock, p. m, the following described
REAL ESTA Il, viz:
All those two following desert bed racts
pieces and parcels OF land situated In An
poquinimink HUI dred, in the county Of
New Clstie and Sta of Della ware 10 wit.
NO. IL tract of land called and known
Dy the name OF the Corne ius Walker
Farm, bounded as follows: Beginning at
q stone IN the centre OF The road leading
from Biackbird To Flemirgs Landing
corner for Joseph Fleming, Etq., and In
the line of the Home farm, and running
from thence with the centre of said road
north II degree as minutes west 10 O. 10
perches 10 stake west side of said road
corner for the Home farm thence with Ihe
west side Of said road south 20 degrees west
IL rerches TO a stake in the centre OF said
road corner for Gideon E Hukill. thence
with the line OF said Hukill and centre of
said road south u degrees west 81 per ches
10 stake In the line of said Hukill and a
corner FOR Abraham Bratten, thence with
the line OF said Abraham Bratten north 10
degrees west 1888 $40 perches TO a stake 1 a
the road leading from Tayl loi's Bridge cor
ner for other lands of Abraham Bratten.
bhchco WIN tne same nOfbn 66 degrees 30
minutes east 148 q 10 perches to q STAGE In
Inc nm OF Abraham Bratten and a corner
OF Joseph Fleming. Esq. in cleared land,
from thence wi h the line of the said Jos.
rleming south degrees As m inul es west
l43 peicnes TO the stone and place of be-
ginning, containing Ill acres and G2 square
perches OF land, be the same more or less.
together with q log and weather-bc ard
dwelling house, frame stable, barn, DC.
Ihe second tract OF land begluDing al a
large cedar stake near the west eide Of tho
Cedar swamp corner for Jacob Stats and
James Rogers and running from there
with the line of the said Jacob tatts south
23 degrees west 30 perches and ITO to a
large cedar post corner for said Jacob
stats and a certain M. Jones' land south
II degrees IS minutes east by an old | ne
OF marked trees 10 $40 degrees to q corner
post corner for said Jones and Daniel Cor
DIT, thence with said Daniel COrbit south
q degrees 30 minutes east 1i3 perehes TO a
large corner post of said Daniel Corbit.
thence north 23 degrees 80 minutes east 81
D. 10 perches to a large cedar post, thence
Dy an old line OF marked trees north II de-
grees west with the line of James Rogers
19i perches to the stake and place of be-
ginning, containing SO acres and 100 sauare
perches. be the same more or less,
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Jacob Richardson and Mary
j., his wife, and L. t's. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherih's Office, New Castle, Oct. 10Th,
1878. Oc. "a
This property does not now belong to
Mr. Richardson, he sold 1t three years ago
TO VIM. Silver.
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CHERRIES SALE

SHERiFF's SALE.
- BY virtue of a writ of Javo,, n
saln u lae q, aiItected, Will be exposed n J
HOTEL OF WIN. R. HOT, p,
Az townsend, In Appoon,niLran,ls
ured, New Castle County nl.ls nsla,rla.ls
me llth DAY OF NOVEMBER \
AZ O'Clock, p. m., tue foIloS,
scrioef Real Estate, viz. ''oNlu
All mat certain tract. pieca n,
land situated in AppoqufnlmIYt KY P,l
aforesaid. binding on the nnhi,n ,a W
ing from Prices Corner In Dela ,N non ,usi "
adjoining lands OF John R Raue! Psss! Va
alexander, heirs OF Butler ami o,bo-
metes and bounds OF which are s,asI ~ N \
10 VIII: Beginning at a large stors q, y, \
Pupllc road Aforesaid being co,n'
lands OF Alexander, hence VIII Ssia|
south degrees and "a minntss % w
perches to a stake by the Rnn m \
bfanch q corner for John R. Price N
with said Price north 81 degree, ~
perches 70 an old Spanish OAK tim,
n hpring, thence north 3 |. 2 deersss
perches TO a stake IN the crIvpIs
south S3 Ia degrees west II 2-ld mi
a stake, thence with The lands AZ M
OF Butler norih 6I-2 degrees NJ
perches 70 a stone, thence vita M
east 40 $40 perches 10 a stone IN
same north II degrees west .SI.iO "
10 a corner stump of Alexanders h
with The same south 80 81 degrees N
.. 10 perches to stone, with he sams|
% degrees west ~ perches 10 The III
beginning, containing l39 acres ofI
branch and C 'ipple, be the same md
less, having thereon a frame dgr
barn and out buildings.
Seized and taken in execution A
property OF Benjamin Money and
b.. his wife, and /. Us, and TO be sOd
ISAAC GRUBB, She
Sheriff's ONCE, New Castle, 0ctot
1878. Oct2t3taa
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SHERiFF's SALE.
> BY virtue of.a writ Of Levari Faciss
to me directed, will be exposed TO
LAFAYETTE II oTrL. s4i shipiey At. i,
Kept by John ]. Dou sherty, In the City
OF v Wilmington. New Castle County, ela-
WE'D NEsDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOvEMBER,l 1873,
at O'Clock, p, NJ,
the following described Real Estate, viz I:
All that certain farm or tract OF land
situate I'm New Castle hundred. bounded
and described as follows, To wit:
No, 2. Beginning at a stone, corner for
land OF the heirs of Francis Canr, deceas.
ed, thence with the line OF said lands south
e3 degrees and 20 minutes eat 1855 6-lOO
perches To the centre OF a ditch, thence
with the cent re OF said ditch south 40 de-
grees and 45 minutr ~ west 10 F-t00 perches'
thence south 20 degt ees and 45 minutes
west l6 40 perches, thence south rs de-
grees 10 minutes east 100 1900 perches TO
q stake In the ban X OF he delaware River
corner for the lands of r. Cam, deceased.
thence with the Delaware River 90 perches
u stake In the bank OF the same. corner
for the lands OF Benz Elliott, thence with
the centre OF ditch and with land of
Benz. Elliott north ~ degrees west OF clio
perches tn tree. corner for land of Benz
Eltlott, thence north - degrees and j5
minutes west 20 6-10 perches, corner for
lands OF Benz. Elliott, thence with the side
oil a lane north 30 degrees and 45 minutes
west u 100 perChes 10 a stak In the CEN
tre OF road, corner for land OF VIM. III.
Lambson, thence with the said road and
Lambson's land south 81 degrees wet III
4-10 perches to stake In centre OF Lamb
sons land, a corner for other land OF the
late James LeFe, re, deceased, thence wi h |
the line OF said lands of the late James
LeFevre, and north two degrees and thirty |
minutes west AZ 81 l0v pc, ches TO a stare, |
Q corner for lands OF the heirs Of Francis
Cam, deceased, thence with said lands |
north 76 d grees and 30 minutes east IS LILO
pefches TO stone, the place OF beginning, |
one hund ed and twenty-one
and four teHths acres, be the same more |
or less, with a two and a half storied |
brlcK House and Brick Barn. and other
buildings thereon erected.
Sc zed and taken in execu' ion as the
property o John B. LeFevre, and Mary.
his wife, and I. t.'s, and to be soii by
ISAAC GRUbB. Sheriff
Sheriff IS Office, New Castle, October II. |
Ioi6 Octi9-NaW-,a
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If that st. Louis "belle," who has been
advertising herself at the expense of Mr..
Iilden, concludes to marry the old gen.
tleman, willy nilly, hundred thousand
unarmed men in this section of the
country are prepared to see that the
great leader is not unfairly counted in.
The country has seen him counted out
once against his will, but no ferocious
81. Louis woman shall drag him to the
altar without having previously obtained
permissiOn.-Bdl Gdzette.
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MORE TROUBLE IN EURoPE.-Eng-
land, it is now said, holds Russia respon-
sible for the failure of the Berlin treaty
This will complicate the Eastern question
and make it more difficult to settle than
ever. England's Indian troops and the
English army also will be required to
keep the Afghans in check SO that
England will have to receive the aid of
other European nations to keep Russia
out of Constantinople.
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WE HAVE GIVEN much of our very
valuable and needed space to-day to the
letter OF Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour.
OF New York. 1t is one of the finest
letters ever written, and tells the whole
story of wrong perpetrated upon the ag-
rlcultural, mechanical, mercantile and
commercial interests of the country, in
plain way. AS it comes from farmer
one of the sages of the land-and is
mainly directed to the producers of the
country, we hope it will be read by every
agriculturist and plow-boy in Delaware.
Governor Seymour could not have spoken
better. His letter is worth a thousand
speeches from the stump and deserves to
be printed in letters of gold. We might
iced the starving nations of Europe, and
the Governor knows it but, as he says,
"the Government will not let it be done. -
There are millions of unused acres ready
TO produce, and Europe and even Asia
stand waiting to receive our products, if we
Will only trade with them, and not blind
~ shut our eyes to the fact that a nation
OF independent, healthy yeomanry NAV
be more free and more healthy and more
happy than nation of operatives de-
pendent upon the one-man power that
shuts up factories and starves men into
submission and obedience, through pow
erty, the forerunners of ignorance and
vice. In the last year and the present
one our exports to the European markets
VIII aggregate 1920, 900 900 worth; and
nearly allof it goes in foreign vessels,
under foreign flags. We might have
sent double this amount, and in Ameri-
can vessels, had our revenue laws been as
wise as they were under Mr.. Polk's ad-
mintistration--the most brilliant and sue
cessful of all administrations. 1t acquired
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ShsERlFt's SALE
10 mn Dy Y, Virtue Of a writ, Mt,
sale !. q : ..ths WIN Dc expOssi' ID % \
Z Z A.. ETTE Horr, o
y hept by Jonn HHnEL, Ha,EsL, 81 sbipls|
on "''m'ns'dn, New Castle Csl.y cnnii!e.s IN ies|
THE Both HWgEDNEsDAy.
scribezd RI to1'clook, P. H., HtbSsrSS,BER,|
All that certain 10, 1; 49,
nouse thereon. situates anu t brick dw|
as ioIIowao , wualor,esald, bounded any my 4 q
tha hecond N, and Third Street, tu :, ',lrett, be|
io,n u party wall between -, a. the ceu
Wns house on the snp,h ,h's and U
etenr, S,a now of Lewis lale od
we terly along the cen,rn omts Mason, D
wall and parallel IN seoi see the said
10 y he1asterly side Of an ailey s'rset, 1e
tbe 'oolnson saa, street, thence may ne " hiesdlI
ii,e SAID side OF the said in,ssrtherlyl
ioiioard street, l3 II. a IN 'ey, paral
M, Mnu, iate of William q H. W cori
Mrs. Patton, thence ea,,a,, Lowe, NJ
W ner lands and parallel 10 J aloag
vuoned line through the cen,ra NJ .ae 9, lirst
br,ch busviding n frlm tSs vi sa sae
sido ,oh 81 mouse on the north /, I1e +, 10 aaJf
h,, hue oi Lombard street, and ~ ,tu tht
" southerly 13 II. In u to,h .nehce
may. o"'s thereoi whaI
nrona., SEIZED l and taken in execu,,o,
p,operty OF Alice NJ. McKenna' o
mortgagor and I t.'san n,,Ihua, !, ,o hn slrv
ehefiirs Office, New Castle, 20; u:t ,ds \
nctil.3ta,
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of a writ of Levari FacIas
to me directed, will be exposed to public
LAFAY YETTE HOTEL, s4l shjplev 81.
Kept by John ] Dougherty, in the City
of Wilmington, New Castle County, Del
rur ,o,, - ,WyEaD2Ns6EsTDAY, p 7. sT1 h ,,
At 2 o'clock, P. M. the following de-
scribed real estate, VIZ:
All that certain farm or tract of land
situate in New Castle Hundred In the
county and state aforesaid bounded and
describ' d as follows, to wit: Beginning
at a stake in the line OF land of Edward
Edwards corner for these premises and by
lands OF George Jackson, from thence by
a new line and with said Jackson's land,
south 80 Ia degrees west 1s9 2-I0 perches to
the centre of the public road leading from
New Castle TO Newport, thence with that
road towards Newport north twenty two
degrees west 14l lerches in said road cor
ner for lands OF John Mcfarland from
thence with the line of his land north s3 10
degrees east b6 perches to q corner as last
Aforesaid, north 80 "a degrees east 76
perches to corner of last aforesaid. from
Inence with said Mcfarland, and land of
said Edwards, north so degrees east 81
psrches to a corner for land OF said Ed
wards and there with south 20 IA degrees.
east SO perches to a large stone corner as
last aforesaid, and from thence south
place of beginning containing within said
bounds l04 acres roods and i6 perthes OF
lans more or less. with two.story brick
house and frame kitchen and frame barn
and granary.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of George Jackson and Susan
X, his wife and RIc1 ard Taylor and wife
terre tenants, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, October IL,
1873. octl5-3taw-2w.
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SHERIFF,S SALES.

A DJUURN ED SHERIFF's SALE.
"A BY virtue OF writ OF Levari fscfas
70 me directed, wfii be exposed 10 pusaiic
aILPIN HOUSE,
Kept by George Whitfield, In the City Of
New Castle, In the Hundred and Couuty
OF New Castle, and State Of Delaware, ON
a. THUR DAY,
THE 3ist DAY OF OCTOBER. 1873,
Al O'Clock, p. M. the following de-
scribed real estate, VIE;
All that piece or parcel OF lans situate
In New Cs stle huudret, New Castle coun-
ty, Del, bounded and described as fol lows,
70 wit ON the north by the Christiana
Creek. by lands OF Barker Carr, by lands
of James II. Ray and - Warren, aid
lands of he heirs OF Lewis Weid.n. decd.
containing one humid ed and twenty acres
OF land. about 30 acres of which are mea-
dow aud the rest upland, be the same more
or less with a frame two.story dwelling
house, large stone and frame barn, corn
cribs. granary, frame building with a cell
lar under; used for making ice cream a c.
and other out-buildings thereon erected
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Edward A. McFarlin and
Ellen D.. his wife, and {. It's, and to be
sold by ISAAC GkUBB. Sheriff.
sherif's flee. New Castle. Oct. 81, 1878.
nettl- sa
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on empire, from which has flowed sea
of gold, and that ''literally land of
milk and honey y acquired this, too,
against The protests and depunciatiops of
the opponents of the Democratic party,
led by the most eminent menof the Old
Line Wings, among whom we're The
Adamses, Clay and our own statesman
Clayton too. We fought for it, and paid
for it afterward in cash.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-28

\ THREE MILLION STEAL.-The raid
Of the maskers on the Manhattan Savings
Bank in New York yesterday morning,
reminds us OF Big Frank and his men
attemptinsto to rob the Bank of Delaware.
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NJ OTICE.
1N The regular quarterly meeting of
the Trustees of the Poor for New Castle
County, will be held at the Aims House.
Wednesday. Oct. Both, at 10 O'Clock, a, m
All persons having bills will please pre-
sent them by that day. The supply Com
mittee will meet at the Aims House, Sat
urday, Novem Der End, at IL o'clock, q. m. -,
Wnen pro posals will be received Tor sup
plying the A Inns Hou e for the next three
months with bread and meats
oct22eod29- wit. Secretarv
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"THRoUGH THE DARK CONTINENT
or the sources Of the Nile" the great
work by Henry NJ. Stanley the renound-
ed African explorer is now being offer
ell our citizens on very honorable terms
by young lady c. nvassing for subscri-
bers. 1t is perhaps the best work ON
Africa ever published.
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DROPOSAI.s.

DROPOSAI,S.
i Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office of he Clerk o. the City Council,
IN the City Hall, until THURSDAY, Oc.
tobef the 31st at o'clock In the afternoon
for painting the outside of The CITY Hos.
Pilal, including conductors, spouts and
al white. with the exception of the blinds.
which are TO be green. The materia al to be-
used is Two (2) coats OF Lewis best lead.
The committee reserve the right OF re-
Jecting any or all bids,
LIP. LYNCH.
oct26-3t Chairman Hospital Committee
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NJ Office TO PROPERTY HOLDERS
~ All sidewalks must be properly re-
paired and put In good order for winter
notice, or the same will be done by the
street Commissioner at the cost OF the
owner or agent of such property.
K. II. HOAGLAND.
October 23rd, 1878. e.
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NOTICES..

NJ OTiCk TO SHIPPERS.
IN On account OF the food on the South
side, local and through FIRE lights arc now
received by the Delaware Western r. Il.
Co, at PASSENGER Station, WATER AND
NJ Ark ET STREETS. Through rates and
oills OF ladlng issued 20 all points West,
Northwest and Southwest, via Penna. r..
r., ana connections. oct25.3t
4 NJ kTING AT DELLA
- WARE CITY.-A meeting OF the
Democratic party will be held at Delaware
city on Tuesday evening. NJ Messrs. Bay
ard, Gray. O'Byrne. Martin and j. H. Nv
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THE ELECTION.
Tuesday. November 9Th. Polls
open between n and A. M. and
close at II. m.

The us. Court, we are told by the
Clerk, will not meet tomorrow, as he
had advertised. 1t will hold sessions on
Friday and Monday mornings.
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SENATOR SALISBURY speaks tonight
at che Opera House. All citizens are re-
quested to go and hear him. "Seats
free.n
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SAIL
The first Special Sale Of First Cd
FURNITURE

TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Oct n
at Q o'clock, at the Opera Auction 4
S1i Market ST., Wilmington De-,
sisting of:-Three Hair Cloth ParlOr
7 pieces (; Red Rep ParlOr suit, : pi
Hair Cloth suit, pieces, / Hali 4
Rocker, 2 odd Hair Cloth Sofas,
Cloth Chairs, Green Rep Sofas, Y
Top Tables. 1 fine Piano and Stool,
fine Walnut Chamber suit, 2Dr.ss.ll
Chamber suits, small walnut ga
suit. cottage suit, | secretary, 01
4 walnut extension tables, 9, S@a
feet | walnut hat rack, one How
machine in good order, bureaus, Oia
stands. tables. cane anu wlndSC
looking glasses. 50 yards Brussels cal
100 yards ingram carpet. lot Of rage
stair and hall carpet, MATTRESSES
and cook stoves, tubs. buckets also
tinware. knives and forks. spoon,
china, gIats and queensware, a'l
other articles not here enumera'rl
open for ins pection Monday and laa
before sale. Parties seeking BARdA
should not fail 10 attend this sac :.
MERRICK a DRAKE
oct26-2t. Audloaea
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS


NOTICE.-I, Sylvester W; Wo,d ! Stat slsta
Delaware, do hereby give notice I"% SSu,
tend to make applica, ion % tie onS oUI
Gefferal Sessions of the Peace Pua air. IN
Delivery of the state OF DeiaW irst s,s Ia
fer New Castle county, on Ine ncs No. and
its term, which will comITleut,is eod
held at New Castle, in New o., .aste sav S Of
aforesa d, on Monday, the nsa is.n "a' to
yam Der, A. d., 1878, for licer, e,n,oyIcsl
nm Inn or Tavern. and to sell l'iI0a', aUs ali,
ljouors in less quantities than one
10 he drunk on the premises. AZ an" know1
ho,1se now occupied by me, 1n anu mi of
the Summit House. The locatlon an i mi
house wherein propose 10 sea in n
tavern, is in school district ~ said ID
Cas- tie county aforesaid, IN tnTnJ,ed tnT [
init Bridge, 81. Georges .'sans nu iced
names of the respectable cl.iAe ore.
mending the said application
Charles McNamee, G. A. Iurnary, Garn
James Nicholson, Al Vail
James p. Ford, Jousi ponlden,
William Lore, -, y; starr
j. f. Brown, 9. Iii.
VIM. p. Nicholson, Jonn an uiiA'
oct2s- stu SYLVESTER ": : -
1ToTICE-I. VIM. b. .CurrindesrauIvo saIv 10 {
NJ aina noiice that shall Apply
4ndoas of the Court of General &c Se'ta stata
tha beace and Jail Delivery OF la1 of M
naIa ware. i'm and for the cou,li,s lav Of n
10 stle' on Monday, the loIli day OF
1aroher next, being the n1st sr r% llced
November Term, A D., 1910, ,ot II the bOl1
To keep an inn or Tavern Hotel In
Village of chrlstiana a,r and scnpV IN the sd
No. a.. in New CasIle County ,n,rIv,lege RI
Of % Delaware. with the ,ols ,o1llaniltl
sell intoxicating liquors IN ieS, on The pref
sban sb % one quart, to De drunk ,oeaactable on cl1
ises, and the following owl sss,d Duplication
zens recommend tie '"
WIN. F. Smalley, LehW lem wayne,
w. T. Cam, ~ W Currinder,
John Ball, Tobn r. Leach,
VIM. u. Caulk, G. Elmer,
8. J. Marshall, lanes Dayis'
David y; eisr Leacn' John Smith.
Samuei ou'iRSb Rnbert McCarter. -, xpER'
oct25-3t. a
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WANTS.

WANTED 10 ThAN5F ER.-Sl,O 900 or
w more on first ms rtgage. In small
amounts TO suit parties. Interest 8 per
cent. Investment sale. Address 60 :"
this office. oct12-tf
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niVlDEND.-Ihe Directors OF This In-
~ stitution. have this day declared a
Dividend OF three per cent, payable to The
stockholders, or their legal representa-.
The National Bank of Smyrna, October
I'd, 1878. w. M' REI
ocCria"ft Cashier.
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OCTO BIER 2s 1878.


Democratic Nominations.
A STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR, @
JOHN w. HALL,
OF Kent County.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
EDWARD L. MARTIN,
OF SUSSEX.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF,
JOHN PYLE.
FOR CORONER,
JACOB BUTZ.
FOR STATE SENATOR'S.
j. WILKINS CoocH,
CHARLES II. McWHoRTER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
JAMES w. WARE,
DIR. SwIrHIN CHANDLER,
WILLIAM DEAN,
JOHN DoRAN,
GILES LAMBsoN,
EDWIN r. COCHRAN,
WILLIAM E. RIGGS, Sr.
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
WILLIAM r. BRIGHT, Red Lion HID.
WILLIAM l-vLK, st. Georges.
WILLIAM A. MORRISON, Mill Creek.
WILLIAM L. WIER, White Clay CreeI
JAMES T. TAYLOR, Appoquinimink.
HENRY Ii. WELLS, Blackbird.
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NOTICE TO CITY AND SCHOOL.
~ TAX PAYERS OF 7s.-Bllls hay-
dns dhs Deen rendered for 1873, those who
40 .t not wish a postal card sent them or
meir names published, had better call at
our once and make some arrangements
a, Mnen they Will pay; and those who
snse shs1, .nis notice NO ATTENTION we
snail proceed to collect with costs. w
Otnce hours from 8a. IN :, To 10 m and
from to and to 8p. m. '''
E. PROVOST.
Collector for Northern district
VIM. KYNE
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GALE OF cows. N--d
- The Subscribers Will NlT
sell at Public sale. AZ Red -
Lion, East Marlborough, t.
Chester county, Pa, -
MONDAY, NOVEMBER l5M1
O'Clock, P. N.
FORTY HEAD OF FREshd IL ~
SPRINGERS. and YoUNO bvI.
Webb A. Nichols. Auctioneei'
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THE VERY BEST OYSTERS in 49,
i o,tf or o small quantities. at 9th & French M Sc