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1T 10 scarcely surprising that United
States Marshal Payn should express
himself as mot liking" the withdrawal
of the New Y ork nominations by Gar.
field. We have q recollection that
Payn's was among the number. But
we can assure the Marshal that his
dislike isn't circumstance to the bit.
ter disgust that is felt exclusively by
Conkling.-N. Y. Star.
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Safe Clothing.

There is probably no cloth
ing-maker anywhere in the
world that is entitled to be
relied on so completely for
the quality of everything that
enters into clothing as Oak
Hall. 1t would be in bad
taste, at least, for us to say
this, if we hadn't a particular
ly clear demonstration of the
fact.
In the first place we make
clothing enough SO that we
can afford to watch what
goes into ito know what
it is made of. Is it too much
to say that we do know
In the second place every
thing we sell is liable to come
back to us, if found wanting
in any quality it ought to
have-worse than that it is
liable to come back if the
buyer has the least doubt
about the goodness of it.
Which is hardest to be,
lieve, that we make our cloth.
ing safe, or that we take such
chances on anything but the
safest of everything?
WANAMAKER & Brown
OAK HALL, Market and Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA.
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AFTER THE sPo1Ls.-- Since thu

AFTER THE SPoILs.- Since the
deadlock has been broken, the fight
for the spoils of Office has become
open and demonstrative. Delaware
ans are beginning to show their hand
IN 1t also. Mr.. A. L. Ainscow, the
present Deputy U. 8. Marshal, finds
it necessary to have it announced in
the Nesos that he is not an applicant
for the United States Marshalship,
which leaves the present incumbent
without opposition in this city, for
re-appointment 80 far as we now
know. The Office which under Mar
shall Akin was worth only about $500
ayear, has become quite remunerative,
and we should not be surprised il
other applicants arose in this city,
since Mr.. Alnscow has made his an
ncuncement. The only other appli.
cant, We believe, is Henry W. Can
non, Esq, of the State Sentinel, al
Dover. It is said that there are ap
plicants for the Collectorship of the
port now held by Lewis Thompson,
Esq, but just who they all are we dc
mot know. The lucrative Office Of
Internal Revenue Collector, SO well
and faithfully administered by Rev.
James Mcintyre, of Cecil county, Md.
10 prise that is greatly desired
Ell Congressman, James R. Lof1and
OF Sussex, is hot-of-foot after it. Blu
we should not be surprised if oui
friend Mcintyre, whose labors here
have been 30 satisfactory and eficien'
should be continued. He has ex-
Postmaster A. ). Creswell, in hi
favor and q host Of excellent peopl
who know his ability aud worth as
public servant. But what seems t,
be the most interesting piece of politi
cal gossip now is the discussion of tn
chances of ex-Register of Will
Robert @. Fraim, Esq, for the offic
Of Register Of Wills for the Distric
of Columbia. Certainly Mr.. Frain
= has the qualifications for such po-
sition, having already had experience
In that office for this county. Whethe
1t 10 q fact that he has made applica
ton in Washington or not we cannC
say but such is the rumor.
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THE NEW YoRK HERALD, which
tried hard to work up enthusiasm over
the proposed worlds fair in that city
has become disheartened over the
prospect. 1t declares that she idea il
not pspular, nor does it grow in popu,
larity," and Its conclusion is that ''the
wisest plan now Ii o abandon 1t alto.
. gether."
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Mahnna snuhhed.

From the New. Orleans Democrat.
Senator Malone got a snab in the late
Republican Convention in Fair
fax County, Va. When the conveB-
tiop mt number of bis Readjuster
friends appeared before 1t and sought to
obtain admission and recognition, but
the straight ott Republicans refused TO
have anything to do with them, declar-
Ing that they belonged to no political
party
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 50 EAST sixth STREET,
WII.MIN,,TON DEL. NAY g. 1881.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER
No. S% EAST sixth STREET,
WILMINGToN. DEL, MAY 8, 1881.
Sealed Proposals will be received In
the box in the Ciy Council Chamber
until 7.3J o'clock p. NJ, Thursday. May
18th, 1881, for grading the aed OF West
street, between 18th ana ,BtN.stTeets. The
amount of material TO be removed Ii
about 300 cubic yards. which is to be
taken ana deposited anywhere within
four squares that the Street Commissioner
may direct. A bond with security In the
| sum OF one hundred dollars must accom-
pany each proposal tor the good faith of
the bidder. The commlLtee reserve the
right 10 reject any or all bids. All bids
must be properly signed, sealed and en-
| dorsed, proposals Tor Grading West
| Street." The work must be completed
| within 30 days from the time the contract
is awarded by City Council. FOR every
day thereafter the contractor must pay
| TO the City OF Wilmington the sum offiye
| dollars. For further information apply
to l.. p. LYNCH,
Street Comm issloner.
By order of Opening Street Com miLtee
| GEORGE ADELE,
may5-7t Chairman.
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DKoPosALs FOR @ GRADING.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL, MAY s, 1881.
Sealed proposals will he received in the
box in the City Council Chamber until
1870 O'Clock, 4. M. Thursday, May 18th,
1851, Tor grading Scott street, between
Gilpin and Lova ring Avenues. The
amount of material TO be removed Will
be about 100 cubic yards, which must be
taken anu deposited on Scott street be-
tween Delaware and Pennsylvania Ave.
Dues. The work must be done uuder the
directinn and supervision of the street
Comm ssloner, and must be completed
within thirty days from the time the
contract Is signed. For every day there
AFTER the contractor must pay TO the City
| of Wilmington the sum of five dollar.
| bond with security in the sum OF one
hundred dollars must. accompany each
| proposal for the good Jaith Of the bidder.
| The committee reserve the RICH. To re-
| Jeet any OF all bids. All bids must be
| properly signed. sealed and endorsed,
| Proposal, Tor Grading on Scott Street."
| For further Information apply To
| l.. z. LYNCH,
| Street Comm issio1er
BY order OF Opening Street Committee
| GEORGE ADELE,
may.7t Chairman
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A
SEWER

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A
IL SEWER.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER.
No. ga EAST SIXTH STREET,
WIIMINGToN, DEL, MAY b, 1881.
Sealed Proposals viii be received in the
7.3O p. M. Thursday, May 18th, leSl :,
for building 100 feet of sewer more or
less).tO connect with The one already con-
structed on the south side OF Reed street
between Monroe and Adams streets. and
the one crossing Monroe street, above
Chestnut. The sewer Will be six feet
wide In The clear, spanned by double
ring nine-inch srch OF good hard brick;
radius OF arch. three feet. Tine side walls
W IL be two and "A bali feet thick and
about 1--WE and half feet high, depending
on the nature of the ground; the excava-
tions fer the walls must Ia all cases be
carried deep enough 10 obtain q nrm and
solid foundation, and, II necessary, must
be pianked. The pavement Will be 10
the form Of an inverted arch OF three feet
nine inch radius; 10 be laid with good
hard brick; the bed OF the pavement
must be well packed a"d rammed, and
made 10 CONFORM ~ the exact grade and
shape the lnVert or pavement. The
arch must be well backed with stone as
shown on the plan furnished by the City
Surveyor. Ali the work both stone anu
brick must be laid in good hydraulic ce-
| ment mortar co npos II OF equal parts OF
| good cement and clean river sand. The
| execution OF sa I'd work and the perform
| ance OF the contract shall be under the
| direction and supervision OF the street
| Commiss Toner, and All the work and ma
| terial must be of the best quality, and
approved by him before the sewer Will
be accept ed by the street Committee.
Parties bidding Will please state the
| price per lineal foot for building the
sewer. The price per llneal foot to in
| clude the cast OF excavation back filling
| and furnishing all the labor and material
| necessary TO complete the work land also
| the price per lineal foot II toe city Will
| furnish the stone TO build the side walls -,
| The work must be completed within
| thirty days from the time the contract Ia
| awarded by Citv Council. bond with
security ia the sum oftwo hundred dol.
lars musl accompany each proposal for
| the good faith OF the bidder and the per.
son OIL persons to whom the contract may
| he awarded must give bond with Sc
| curity In the sum of five hundred dollars
| Tor the faithful performance of the con
| tract. The Street COMMITTEE reserve righl
| reject any bid that Lhey do not think Il
| Will b. To the Interest OF the city 10 ac
| cept. All bids must be properly signed
/ sealed and endorsed proposals for con-
| Elructing D sewer south OF Reed street.
For further Information apply to
| l.. +. LYNCH,
| Street Com m issioner.
| BY Order of the street Committee,
| WILLIAM MCMENAM MIN,
| may68t Chairman.
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AJOrICE.-The Mechanics Loan Asso-
IN citation has just issued 8 o shares OF
ON the second TUESDAY in May. Persons
DESTROYS to invest should Apply at once
to W. J. MORROW, Secretary
All French Street.
ONCE open from O'Clock a. m. u ntil 7
O'Clock y. m. Orders by mail promptly
attended tO. apr8 lmeod
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
n 1 will attend AT Wilmington 10
audit the accounts of the school Commit
tees OF New Castle County, as follows:
on Monday, May 9th, from No. TO 80.
Tuesday, May 10th, ON No. 30 10 IS.
Wedn esday, May 18th. No. IS and
upwards. Prompt attendance requested.
JOAN F.SrAA rs,
Auditor of Accounts.
1townsand Aprit n 1891
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U OST,-On Market street, between
IL 5th and 18th, a small gold horseshoe
scarf pin. A suitable reward will be
given IL returned to THIS OFFICE.
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RAILROAD LIN Es.
DMILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
APRIL 3, 1881.

APRIL 3, 1881.
Trains will leave Wilmington - foil w
for
Philadelphia and IntermediaG 10 stations,
7.0O. SD, 9l3, 1890 a M. 40. 100. L. 100
p. m.
Pniiadelpnia Dexpress) $50. 800. 955
q. m. l2.l5, 9.55 p. m
Phila. and New York 2.20, go. 100. 9.b5,
ll.53 a. M, 1913, 2t3, $50, ga p m.
Baltimore and Intermediate station
B.3S "A, m. 4.45 p. IN.
Perryville and intermediate stations
1888 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. l2.5I, 4 70
22S, ,s.SS, H. M; 1855, %, $50 1851 p. N
Trains for D. i1Hare -. sion, leave IoI
New Castle 800. Gas, a. M, l.O6 3.Oc q %
p. m.
Harrington and Intermediate stat t -
9.35 a. m. LOS, go y. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, ~
q. nl.; LOO p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and informed ate stations
8. 10 a. m. 400, 100, 1000 p. M.
Philadelphia and New York 40 9. M s. So
ga p. IN.
baltimore and Washington, 1851, IL
2.2S, 100. a. M, 1851 p. m,
For fnrther Information passengers ar
referred to the time tables posted at ire
depot III. II. KENNEL,
SuE srinl1nI6iI
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Nr oTICE.-cIrY ASSESSMENT.

The assessment of tho City of WILL
mington for the year 1881 Ii now COM
pleted and on file In the office of the
Clerk of Council for public inspection
and will remain there until the fret day
of May, 1881.
The Board OF Assessment, Revision
and Appeals will sit In the Council
Chamber on the first day OF May, and
continue for fifteen successive days, from
four to five O'Clock p. IN.
Persons desiring 10 appeal will present
the same In writing.
f. b. FRAZER,
Clerk OF city Council.
Office hours from d. In. 10 IL M, and
from TO 8 p. m. apr20-tml
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aprl5-3w Gs
DRoPosALs FOR PRINTING THE

DRoPOSALS FOR PRINTING THE
III JOURN AID OF THE SENATE
Proposals are invited and Will be re-
ceiyed by the usdersigned until May
copies of the Journal of the Senate of the
State of Delaware for the session of 1881.
Said journal must be printed Ia octave,
in long primer type, so as tc contain a.
least forty. i've lines on page, with the
yeas and nays In line, in compact form.
An index viii be added. Address,
HIRAM T. DOWNING,
ap22-l2t Georgetown. Delaware.
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FOR PRINTING THE
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF

OF REPRESENTATIVE
Proposals are invited and will be re-
ceived by the Undersigned until Friday,
May 8, 1881, for printing three hundred
copies of the Journal OF the late session
ofthe House of Representatives OF the
State of Delaware. The said Journal
must be printed in octave, Ia long primer
type, 80 as to contain at least forty five
lines on page. with the yeas and nays
be added. Address,
ID. T. MARVEL,
anrI6-3w GeOrRetOWu. Delaware.
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SOAPS F! SCARS!

All persons who desire TO purchase a
good article of Soaps call AT the
q. W, CORNER OF FOURTH AND SHIPLRY
STREETS, OR AT THE MANUFACroRY,
No. COS W FRONT STREET.
ALL kinds of Soap Grease, or tallow viii
be purchased at the store or factory.
- Hn sRE~F
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FRIDAY. MAY 9, 1854.

RNrERED AT WILMINGTON PoSToFFIcE
AS sEooND-CLASs MATTER
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OAK HALL, Market and Sixth,
, 1881-11-12
A SALOON ROW.
a Scrln,nlage Of the Llveitcst Character
Results In Thirteen Shots. with One

a Scrln,1na@e of the Llveltcst Character
Results II, Thirteen Shots, with One
Wan BADLY Wounded. =: .., ~
At about E3:45 O'Clock this morning Patrick
Kelly, II Of whom nothing more than his name
is known, was shot and dangerously wounded by
ThoulHs Mccormick, q niSnt- -watchnau en-
played ut the markets at tho corner Of Canal
and jackson streets. From all that could pe
learned Of the affair at late hour this morn
ing it would appear that at the hour uamed
party Of aboutu dozen men were In George
Bulbs saloon and restaurant, No. l95 South
Canal street, eating md drinking. They were
somewhat Under tho influence OF liquor, and were
inclined TO be SO boisterous that the proprietor
ordered them out, they having refused to pay
for the refreshments which had been served TO
fuslng to 20 rs directed. Tho proprietor
being unable alone to eject them
general tight WIS the Immediate result Fu1ni-
ture wns tipped over and broken, and missiles
OF all descriptions were thrown promlscuously
about. Finally revolvera: were drawn and
shots were: fired, Mccormick contrtbut-
Ing SIX Of that number from .
:s..-calibre revolver OF the latest improved put
man ffS Rc ws oae Ss
struck him in tho lett breast near the shoulder:
passed through to- tho shoulder blade, and
gtaaGed "a toward tho spine CAUSING What Dr.:
dangerous wound. The man was taken as soon
as possible to the County Hospital. where he
was said to be in no Immediate danger., Mccor-
West Madison. Street Station. Hc claims
that he drew :. his =. revolver !. and
empticd 1t ouly in sclf-defense. some one OF the
Weapon Ono Of KsIly's friends, man named
jack McCaun, Identifies Mccormick as the per-
son who fired the shot which did the injury. II: =
, 1881-11-12

ErIcdberS and Others Who Put Their
Co,,G1cnce In tho Supreme Court, and
Now Find II Was Misplaced.
The Supreme Court Of the State yesterday
rendered decisions in sumo criminal cases ap-
pealed from Cook County. Foremost among
these was the case OF Lesser Fricdberg, the no
rorious State street pawnbrokcr, who, Jun, :6,
WIS convicted of completely in the Jatfray
burglary, and sentenced to four years
In tho pcnitcntary. 1t will be remcm-
bcrcd that Fr1cdberg kept the pavnshop
to which the proceeds Of this robbery
were conveyed, and that Officer Race WAS mur-
dcred while attempting to Arrcst the thieves.
Frieabcrg has been out on bail peuding the ap-
plicatlon for new trial, which tho Supreme
Court has finally refused to grant, and he must
now 70 the % road-whcn captured, When M a. state s.
Court, early yesterday morning. he ,tciegraphed
70 tho police to hunt up Dir. Friedberg ana bring
hin H. out up to latS hour s TIT night the pro-
-" NOT nEES run IN: l.. ~
His bondsmen- and they are three very anxious
men these days-arc Jacob Archer, George
Rich, aud John Z, Rhodes. The former is priu-
epa 9;a ena the latter s two II ben b 9
look problble yesterday thut Friedberg had
Jumped town to avoid going. to tho penitcn-
tiary, and their position: pn,,,,. as ,,dl!; might
bic bic ,es one. is Tor Friedberg hmself, it
must be u little calling to him to be convicted
On Tug sane Wnen ~ = fhe ac SaSe s %
not held to DO sufficient.
THE OTHERS.
The Supreme Court also affirmed the verdict
IN the lower court. under which Charles flrsca~
M.1u, who Killed his stepfather in Hyde Park,
was sentenced for three years. The Aidrich,
Isnacs c.tse, where the deftndhrts were chnrSeu
with receiving the proceeds OF tho Ciifton
House jewel robbery, was reversed and re-
, 1881-11-12

DEEIN, Nov. l--Witl the estimate Of
tie cost Of incorporation Of Hamburg in the
Zollvereir, memorial will be submitted to
the Rciehstag stating that the former political
objections 10 the measures have fallen To the
ground. It is believed that the RcicilstaG
will be dissolved if it refuses to vote the
necessary funds. Il:
SICK OF BISMARCK AS AN oPrREssOR.
COLOGNE, Now 1l--The Gazette says:
'Silould Bismarck resign the Chancellor
ship, we hope the Emperor's answer will be
now as previously. +sNever," so far as guild
ance Of Germany's foreign relations are con-
concerned. But"wit!, regard to its domestic
social policy, may it, in Gods name, be ill.,
trusted to some less hasty and more skillful
hand, for the Empire needs internal peace"
-. nADES. 5@-
$: CARIsRuuE, Nov. 1l.-On account of the
illness Of the Grand Duke Of Baden from
gastric fever, the transaction Of affairs in the
Grand Duchy is temporarily transferred to
ne hereditary Grand Duke, =,
;3:*3= :: : - cATII0IIcx ~. ....:, :: :.
n BEEsIAu, Nov. 1.-THE Stk kte Conlmissiu
e.: for the administration o the dioces:af
property OF Breslau has laid down his office,
IN consequence Of Ministerial decision, the
, 1881-11-12

duties of ofiice'beiug at once taken over. :by
the su9irhgan Bishop and Vlcaf,of the Chap
fer, the law withholding Salaries of tic clergy
being abrogateI SO III: as regards Hreslal;s:: :,
Iy. TIL: E,1pEno1:'s HEALTH. 49,. IT, 4
. lEEhLlS, Now, 1.-The ODicioA Gazette
says: The Emperor William is net well. lie
has dyspeptic allment- Because Of indls-
position and bad weather the Emperor gives
up the proposed hunting tripfo Syringe. The
Empress tooka drive Thursday, aud then
looked quite well. ~ 4 .:-S@*. 'S@*
4.::..~ :: THE DI;Moc1.ATs.
Shot, Democrat, defeated the Conserra-
i've candidate for the lseicllstag, at Stuttgart.
the 1'roGressist candidate defeated Prince
Won Hohen1ohe at Forchheltn by 5000 votes.
, 1881-11-12

Eecdhatnsx Red Clover-!ss the Simple
and unalulternted truth is stranger thun tc-
ton ".of mysterious compounds, SO are some Of
action than any patented mystery How few,
comparatively. know the efficacy Of our .famil-
iar. HE'D Clover; yet the cures 1t has accom-
plshcd are being rapidly put On record. nnd tho
preparation ami sale OF. the 'Clover Blossom y
hus become Il large business In the hands of
Messrs. D. NeedhAm s. Sons, Chicago, who were
advertise its virtues, Many cases Of cancers
cain be shown, and striking cases. he given of
quick relief III various troubles arising from i'm
pure blood. and including dyspepsia. We know
Messrs. Needhau1 TO 10 worthy OF confidence.
amt have been pleased. both tor their sake and
that of the public, to sec the wonderful growth
Of their business In this smIalc remedy. which
ought to be everywhere knowu.-Chieaga id
rdlcc (Congrc0atioHdiis:) dug: =, 1851. Send for
descriptive: circulars 81 Dearborn St., Chicago.
, 1881-11-12

THE SITUATION AT T{1rOI.I-
Special Correspondence OF The Chicago Tribune.
TIaro1I OF BAKEA1:Y, Oct. II, 1SSl.-rhe
events which have taken place lately in the
Regency Of .r,inis, having led to a thorough
change III the policy Of the Government Of
this Regency OF Tripoli, / feel almost con
WINGED that.somo news from this part Of the
North African coast will please if not inter
est the readers Of THE C11zcAao TRIBUNE. ~
Tripul; is a walled town OIL the northwest
ern coast OF Africa, and has u population OF
about 2l0oo Inhabitants, consisting most
~ OF Slohammedans; the. rest arc Jews
and Christians. Not long after the French
a'ilairs in Tunis the Sultan recalled Iladj
Ahmed Asset Pasha, Goyernor-General Of
this regency, tlld appointed in his place Afo-
,a1nmeA cSazif I'asla, who brought with
.him iIoussien WASH Pasha, Major-Generai,
1000 sullicrs, with Il quantity OF arms and
ammunition. But the arrival OF troops had
hot to stop tiierc, and the late
increase OF the military forces is 4 manifest
proof that the Turks intend to do all their
possibility heture they lot Tripoli fall into
tie hands OF the French or other European
Power.
Tie nnuberof tile regular troops stationed
i'll this Regency amount to l0,G00, besides 4
regiment Of artillery with twenty-three heavy
siege-glins, fifly-one held-guns. und six NOR
tars. Other TROOPS arc expected here.
The troops that ;lre ilcre are composed Of
strong-buiit nlen. Capable Of enduring
fatigue. Tile Mohannnedans of Tripoll, cs--
pccialty those OF tile country. would make
very good soldiers. They are 4 hardy peo-
pie, aud live on very frugal meals. 1t is re-
ported that uloek-houscs and forts are to be