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DOLLY Gazette
wILMrNGroN, THURSDAY. MAY
A Good NeMspaper.

The natterng reception accorded the
GAZETTE since its recent change, encourages
us to mo1estly believe that we are really
producing an excellent newspaper. This
was the intention of the present manage
ment from the outset, aud that we are suS-
ceedinr in our endeavors is attested by the
generous increase in patronage that, without
canvas or solicitation, has been rendered us
By the people The work of the past few
DAYS has been attended 10y many disadvan-
tages and constant Interruptions from the
numerous changes and alterations necessary
to conform the Office premises to the new
arrangements, but in a little while all the
improvements will be completed aud our
entire time devoted to the business and
editorial interests of the paper
We tender our cordial thanls3 to the peo-
pie who have SO generously given us their
patronage, and confidently assure them that
the GAZETTE will grow better and better
from day to day We shall constantly ain
to make it not only Democratic journal
but such a thoroughly interesting newspaper
that It viii enjoy the confidence and SUP
port Of all the people, irrespective OF thei
political views. We want the GAZETTE 1,
find its way into every house in the city, an'
make its daily visits cover the entire PENN
sula This is our earnest desire, and il
there is any virtue in energy, enterprise
ANA persistent labor our desire will soon be
gratiied
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NorIcE-sclIooL ELEcrloN.


IN election for mcmhnr. n G'9rl e iMhiir
E,lurltiau in Wilmington VIII hc u ll oa NAIl IL
DAY. A''l 9Th, lsS'. H"ll7 ".irn ai l"'tI"'h nd''
Tie iu,u,ofar, of The prcciuri in Witch he rlcc-
don is bc held 10 the 'watt win hold The school
MemLcrs to H. elected and place. OF yn,ins 80"
tutibNtrs
Fuzt ward -huc tdcnner fpr Two ycats: p9iis at
Nu ~ sch ,ul house, ~g'"ad street near W d-hiiG-
ton. -,
second ward one mCmbrr for two Etars;pnllS
FELTON, House, second aAd walnut streets.
ruir' ward d-puc nrluhtr for tWu years. :polls at
%u. go -t'luu house, Elm and Adams streets.
Fauttt WlTi-Ohr HcmhCr tUr Two wears; polls
at No. ,rhUui house. French near NiNii Stltcl'
ti1b tarl -pu' !cmh"r fr Two Nrms:lull' at
NJ H-i' 'inul huu-., El"hth1rI WullnSt"H streets.
-iNfd wand. 'ur IsHu'rt tp" tWu NCti tpull %
40. I,r'tpp. H'r-u. NHiuU, street nhnvr l"'lih.
~vyruth wand one uvmlcr ir two wears polls
u} SO. school hpu-., Eleventh and Washington
! III -iih wHrA-ppc m"mbcr Tor w." wears: polls
! NJ a - .'Doi hur-D. -.NruIh 1nd -prurt itr"t~.
! Niu.h eHr4--ltue member tri two year; poll
/ tlA t.gduuN, NauutN #r rNruup.
| Teaih tar,i -put IttuIrct trG' tvo wears: ppla
| No. d.. ..hrnl housc Harrison street., nctt Iuui
/ EleNrufu wlfd -pur urmhvr for NO HtFf~
| poll 40. ~ school hou.u, th uua iiuTi- ~
/ strreI- HENtE ti. NrtttpW.
uyl-tr sucsrtar" Heuho or pnpi' NJ traHnn.
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STANTON OUTWITTED.
A Dispatch That tho Secretary Could Not
Read.

Read.
rRostou Globe
Just prior to The drst battle Of Frederick
burg, while General Burnside was IN com
mand. General Rufus A. Ingalls,, who was
then Quartormaster oi the Amy otthc i'oln-
mae, ana another Distinguished General, de-
sired ta telegraph to senator Neshilh oi
Oregon thcn in Washington, private matter
They were well aware of the espionage OF
the War Department, and how tpcunyry the
desired information 20 their friends puzzled
them for a while blilliant idea seized
them, however, to send il III the Chcno"k
tnnUtic. which they, being old Pacific Coast
officers. were conyursaml with. They were
also aware that senator Nesmlth understood
il. The dispatch was accordingly sem ~
that tongue, directed to The senator, and
signed Ingalls," II fen into the Senator :
handsS
partmcnts were handed the mysterious tele-
rrain: none could read 1t. Stantcn became
sispici5us. worried and desperate, and
lip.lly sent to New York for experts; none
rouli translate it, After four days had
elapsed Stanton addressed note to the Sen
afor to call at the War Department, and ON
his arrival, handed him The telegram aud de
muuleI TO know its purport Nesmitli,wh"'
as is well known, was thufnugh war btlH-
dCrat and TREND Ol l.tlltnill s'lH3iAVh ~ Wv
date Of the dispatch, and, after reading ITS
contents. assumed his Senatorial dignity and
wen. for Stanton in severe ton-uc-iasliing
and refused 80 tell him The contents
Ncsmith Immediately Went oycrto the White
| House aud protested against Stanton ae'
ton Mr. Lincoln asked what was the ma
turc Of the dispatch from "Rutc.' Ncsmith
| transIating #, read as follows:
eve are going 70 have a battle ~ q few
| DAYS arc an ont of whi-kyy come dow
and bring some, and we will have nic'
! little game of poker.
Lincoln laughed heartily and said -,
down will give you pass for yonrscl
and friends.
Nc,mith, With a party, went down, takin
sufficient ''cummis,dry' along ana 10
several days enjoyed himself. While the
were all sitting in the tent one night cngaG"
in the seductive game the orderly brought i
a telegram Tor General iugalis which read a
follows
tfENErtLl lNGAIIS. If you ever send a Ill
patch In such language Hgaiu YOU viii
cuslncrtd iroIa the -ar,iee. J.. NJ NrNNIaN'
lneaIis tossed the me- aye uycrto Neemit
who. on reading it, replied ''Si"uton ain
/ President Of thr United States yet
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"dNAAAKER & RRnw,.
EIGHT.
EIGHT TO CHOOSE
FR0N.

We offer a choiio.
OF eight full lines N
the tn $40 suit mepl
Three Of them sra|
diagonal cheyiots wifi
the tone Of color and|
style Of fabric that|
appear in the rc,I|
Scotch Suitingson
each gray, brown and
olive mixed. Twoap1
true blue 0anneIs. 0n1
OF them all wool and
honest all through
the more the shovv|
very strong and sound
as a flannel can h
with cotton in h|
. warp. Three dad
Union Cassimcrcs1
! all OF them ncs|
durable and drea
enough to pass d
: much higher cost. "
call our present sho
Of Mems Suits at 81
the best we have cyI
nlodn
WANAMAKER & ERovy.
Sixth and Market S..
" PlIILAnEIpTlA
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CITY 0RDTNaNCEs.
AN ORDINANCE

A ORDINANCE ~, ,r,xo ro
THE ..DELAwARE STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY No. 3 OF WlLMINGToN,
DELAWARE"
WHEREAS, The ''Dclawarc steam Fire Engine
Company No. 3 of Wilmington, Delaware; Y
Council % on March Il. iss2, rcprescntcd that i
Hook aud Ladder Company exclusively j. mnch
by said communication hath siEnihtsl a willing
meas ON their part 10 ciitet such change; and. y
rcport of the Committee on Fire Companies iU
whom the said communication was referred.
recommending the said change: NOW, therefore,
BE IT onpAINED ny TIfE CfrY COUNCIL or
MtLMiN0TON
SECTION l.-That the 'Dclnware Steam Fire
Engine Company No. .. Of Wilmington Dep-
waT,, = ir and The said company are hereby
directed, without delay after the passage OF thiH
ordinance to se,l ana disp3,se oii upon Mm sngh Mm
tageous. the steam hrc engine. hose carriages andi
all apparatus apperialning 70 the same, helYng-
chase out of the prOreecs arising from such sales
or disposal or any other moneys IA thr treasury
of sald company, tlrst-ciass truck, with all the
latest improvements, Including fur BnbeprE
lire cStnEulshcrs. The said truck shall consist
Of not less than nine ladders oic of said ladders
to be- an extension ladder, not less than eighty
lso) feet long provided, however, thai NO eNir,
pay or compensation shall I've allowed the said
onpany to carry into effect the purposes hereln-
before mentioned.
said company for the purposes mentioned Ia See
tion of this ordinance shall he the same rs here
tntufe allnWctls hhu bllali ne pAid NJ Iht SAINT
timc ahd IN ING SANG manner ms nav w ordinance
| drrcrlbcd, and In all respects the sald company
| for the purposes of this ordinance, shall he sub
| lcct TO aud hr governed by the regulations anI
| provisions OF the ordinance entitled 'Au Ordi
! nance to further renrgaulzp the Fire Dcparimcn
OF the City of Wilmington, = passed October 18th
| 1881, far as tile same are not Inconsistent here
! with.
| SECTION a.-Ail ordinances or parts of ordl
nHncrs Inconsistent with or contrary To the pra
| visions uf this ordinance are hereby repealed
made duh aud void.
| Passed al the city Hall. April 2sth, 1852.
| HAIRY SllARpLEl,
| President of city Council.
Attest; HENRY II. PENNINGTON,
myl-2t clerk Of city Council.
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4MuSEHENTS.


GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
VI MASONIC TEMPLE.
Saturday Evc'g, May 9th.
The star Troupe ofthe World,
CARNCROSS MINSTRELS
toRGANIZEp y 1SS2.1
From their Eleventh 81. Opera House, Philad'g.
The entire cnnipany appebtng under th,ptrsonal
supervision aud management 81
MIR. JOHN l.. CAENCROSS,
who will appear at every entertainment. The
programme viii include their unappruucliable
PART FIRST
Their celebrated Butlr~fuc entitled
HER MAJ T~ Is = OPERA,
Introducing gcins from
PATIENCE, iATlENCL
Apd The Lust Grcat NIuslrHl -urreaS
OVER AL GNiARDEk NIl,
sung hy J. l.. fHrncrpss 4 Company.
The Extra NHganIn entitled
THE NRRlNA Al OF PATTI,
ou TIIE CoLo oHED swEt4t. HECEPTlUN.
The E.ihutic hit Of satire. the ,
BIlJY SWEATN NM'r Musical Musings, aud
IhC Screaming liurles Iiie ~ The Jay hlliD,S
EXCURSION: ur Tbs toiorcd Picnic.
Scene Irhr Sp;,-shnrc. Time Fly Time
! Admission, 7a - ami ~ cents; secured seats,
| 75 cents: can he secured at c. +. Thomas 4 GO.
| book store. my7-t
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RATERoADLrNEs.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows for
philadelphia aud intermediate stations ID s. Is,
p.W. lO.8D IT, N. 2.3l l.Oo. TN 1000 .. m.
philadelphia (pNpras l2.tN, .. n G.. ~ n.0n
at6 u. * 4. ~. ~ Is . "a H.as,a.5ip ~ ~.
Philadelphia aud New Ork La 2.-@i. ia. ~.
p.m II. - a. M. fl2.3S l.a1 5l7, u. ~ p N.
Baliiuorr aud intermediate stations l.t5, s.:ss n
~. G.iD y. m.
baltimore and Hay Line -G.h7 p. IN.
Baltimore and MnshmgtOn--l *, i.5t, 500 \, n
a. M. i.n. 7i.ml G.57, i1.Oi T.. nj.
Baltimore only-l.u5 u. m. ana y. M.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for.
New Castle-G.tH, N.5 u. N. i,bi, aN q. - u. m.
harrington aud intermediate stations D.31 Il. ~.
i.ui, G.2j y. N.
Dclnar and intermediate stations 9.35 u. m.
1.u1 y. ~. -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations IS. i0a. m
l2.tHm, 5al 1.3n. tex press p.A5l, lu.ODp. M.
Philadelphia aud New inrk .. - u. ~. .. H.
B.'ts u. IN.
Baltll,orc aud Washington l. II, i.5l, 500 a. m
l.Oi u. III
Baltimore Los ~, M.
For further Information Passengers are r.,
fSrred Ia the time tahlr- posted at the depot.
BD- trains marked thus: y are limited expire.
upon which extra fare Is charged.
j. u. WOOD, General Passenger Agt.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
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EIN.INCI.1L.

THE ARTlZANS SAVING BANK.
No. Ga MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATES JANUAHY 2iriI 1861.
open to receive deposits fruno u. M until IN. m.
aud on Tuosdiy aud Saturday evenings
from To o'clock.
SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
Regularly made in April aud October. when
div idcnds are not Withdrawn they nr, accounted
as deposits. Thus permanent deposits conn iound
their interest twice Ia each year.
MANAGERS;
CHARLES ". Townscnd. Gc"rgc !. y c"n@iic. cnn@iiii
Nathaniel u. Henson, NJ. L.. Iichttnstcin
Henry =. Dure, Edward Darlington,
W. Hastings, Job n. Jurk iyDn
Edward Puscy William II. swift
Anthony Higgins
'GEORGE W. bush, President,
v. +. CAPFLEE. Vice President,
fch2i-iy r. 4. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
INRsT NATIONAL BANK
L or WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY or Tta Public MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS
THE UNITED STATES
| EDWARD BErTs, President
Gro. y ARMSTRONG, Cashier
PAID UP CAPITAL, sjoGW1.
| philadelphia, New York aud BOSTON ENchang
| furnished Ia regular DcppeiturS without charge
! Discount days, MONDAYS and THURSDAY
| nt o.b u. M.
DIRECTORS:
| Edward Belts, John II. Adams
Clement u. smith, DANES 4. AlcI uinb,
George W. Hush, William TatnuIl
| samuel Bancroft, Jr iaui-iy
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$40 REV WARD.
PROPOSALS..
IlROPos. Ms
u 70 \ l4iD
FOR GRADING.


OFFICE OF THE sTBEEr COMMISSIONER, !
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET, Z
NuMlSuTON, Del, May !, ISL
seated proposals will he receive IN the box In
the City Council Chamber until 7,b O'Clock, l..
NJ, Friday MAY 5th, iSS2 for grading the bed OF
Ninth street, hctwrCn Nanlurcn AMI Franklin
streets, and Harrison street between Eighth
and y Ninth streets. The amount Of material 10 lic
removed Is about 7,uO cuuIc Yards, The stuuc
must he broken small dnougn 10 H. used at the
IItY stone Breaker where tie salt stone nluHt be
taken and deposited is the contractor. The hlft
To hr taken aud deposited at such places AS the
street t0mtni isHi0nVr may direct, provided the
distance ui hauling Is not greater Than siN
squares. The work must he done under the SUI
prrV i-ion uO the street Commissioners, and must
be completed within ninety days from the time
the CONTRACT j. awarded bN city Council Tor
every day thereafter the contractor must pay 10
the city OF Wilmington the siam of ten dollars.
A bond with security la lhr ~nm OF Ont hundred
dollars mu+t accompany each proposal for tlit
good Faith af the bidder. The onntttcc rrsrrN Z
the right tu cjcct any hid thai they do not Think
/ IL will he I'd The Interest ui the city to accept
| All bids mist he properly ~igncd sealed and en-
| dur-th PROPOSALS for grading Ninth street be-
| tween Nnnt}nrt'n and Franklin streets, ana llar'
/ ri-on street hctwccn Eighth aud Ninth streets
/ For furthcr Information apply u -
l.. T.. LYNCH,
Street Commissioner.
| Iy ordcrof the Opening street. Committee,
| GEpRtt T. ABEl4E,
Chairman.
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4 CARD.

Tha-r indebted 60 the -nh 'rihcr for snhscrip-
Son TO thr GN ltrt ul f9I ..tint, ~ aid adNGr-
tt-iu. an tu ~, .. .,>1, Ni 100 runfH iaN.'r by
actdin. ,hcir uu .u n'itrly aH de'irr l"
closest utrtu, 9r,.ttt- et thc vnrlIc dnlr ~
rupiu. iaIN -itlNi uItu Lc rnd 'rTt -n'', hi
VI. flufttrC. J,h.,tp. tir jho "a e No
ilt Mrrtri -tr''. Al lsigr ''. re'h'.' hui- n
r,.-laH 'tutr la tD!Irr -nuid Pee #' i">9"n b" lh'
uutttgst o.. ID IA No. no Mart.a '.f
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NOTICE.
Is rItE OEIiINNe' C0GEr. 1
NINA A-II.E GpJ NTY. (

J..
ruE STATE or DrtswNtr.
To- Ilwry Maikpf, Ma rIcI NJ "n,
= Wiaa,cr Elm Waket vadew of Cor
m1ua " 'lrt, 'g'Dlss5i. irehCl W'l Her,
lI,u.. li. ~. 'kef. f.'fy BgalNrt. Nuuir II.
WH.,.. /. al,e' W.lGrr Wilson, ". Walsel. att9
WHtu NV iNrI I.rtD# #: Nh1 ti'-, Nlli.m
1"", . ~" ~ tAf, r'' y" t"i'h lhdl
ll', -tr :N az 4 =Iu'"rN -. A., - .li uitef
~ ,,s3s M r r,, z5s'.i H., - tiU'd mari
"a ,hr tr f,e nti e5l4gl' tt#ltr, l4i'H eF hpHo-
4pi,u,ul 10 0u.lIea, ducv ia. t,trelerC 1--t- lra
aea'". q *"tlt @s9"h, i'h@ne T.. MniHr'' h""
h"c tg lrtrr3 o. lhs.r. "'ge..59- iheie-
+ lfaart IL rC .eaa ,ar-a al tbi. canlt whereby
! -a,d 60. iar' y-l.e m'tde.' t"lGf-, whirn m
/ at l. asz=,sarH a#at"Nod and r'nilmel hy This
/ M. shce ri..e.incd losaij aq4 mc lIcnry
| W.la.F.aa ,,a& WaI ei. 0lo tossihcr;.s ihc
cGldrlnal 'h,i -t-lN, ii Curi,rilt- &. Natter,
eetuu. arc 'litlai 10 tne one-iifli farj theroof
! a '..'l .ic vi hi "t @rr ~ lhcr m"lhcr,
i #VJ,ta, ts... -. Ia ehei Warner. lIcnly. II.
M"i-Hs N.,r i1a %, and Angir II. .MriLer,
/ t-la" b. Malh,r. 2 3rucastt -"u ol sad llcnry
N,uEE,TEr rgrrtf tu afe ,aiti, f.tfi lhtteef
-uui.' 50 .i. '.sz u lei Mukef, Whiom 81
! -li" 10. A lhtr t#r,H-tl, N H. d VI.
N lila, :" i,,a# M.M.laefHnd youtpotinoner
airu fealiilD til apl,-iI,h lart thereof.
IA"ratt o. tu"= fs# 'r,ies=rc~"fe in Nrw castle
,'',lih Tt.a+ 90 i's1#."'l' ,,'stf'l'i i-il1t
| MIl,' eif - a.t ttttast. " alker, ucrUa,e J.,
ia F7ltrr,5e !, N Its,. III, eaildr,a wau
rt .4e -l.Itt t'ausy Nt.dia aud ilrarY
Il. M .r. -nI =. / 81 L. NaiarI, ,i,cg .,srd
| WIN p ltt1a-tf., VI rsi-EH.
1.t+ ~ 10. 1r-,t#-t, af titr stHtHlc HppliFr-
.r 1taea.i '.-l #1s lvlattiy. .rauilri 4 sote-
lft's fsae ,,'latzt tt5 airrrslia 1'upfa.ed
,t,.e .hc ID, ..iaz1- 'r',, ,trrrriae, by tie sta
-,Hlu,r.
lorr p.,nner is nrvi.ttl anA brlicyr+ ,htt
iul,. 10. an. Mic riitlt win HcrCpt or ohoust
tar l'H ie + t.- ,ast ia hHN g. hetn nppraisn,
a. 2sr& f.''. '".. :. SIR ''a' the san" mas ''
Y"nr paiunnn ,hrr. ,ors proy~ Your llonor.
ihNl .I t3tr t.#N .. i Il for ih sale ul he sri,
ilhd atl ,y4r,It-e t fptst ~ aforesaid. gtt
IL" ,3rtg rrt' tsHt 90, ,lla parties cnitlc'i -
Hi'if #5l8 tuHVpCHr 10 IAl t5ir.rt spnC, 5tY il
zai" rpi Ito e. 'HIipi.I"a IT, now te,n-c, ifaai
uuN Ha=e, NHs aa ul tIt.- 't Ol said premise
.Hlt'lHl ttnHlt.
N"N. Hri,f fore. Wr command YOU the -ti,
| U,srs #bgLN.r. NHf.Irrt hl-pd. EiiIi Ma1krI
l-a.r h,atkrt. tA1tr Nai>er, Ellza MMSrr
widow 9i & rlaiiu. e. NtINci. leesasud. l:ar ar
MMhgt, y ~ u. Maiso- ha=g lir',fnc
| WHi5sr aud N1lu.i ". NalLet. ,ini ttyiaj
aside all ru-ita#- aIi upfu,ii,-ulas. .,.lg n.lN uN
+. rUrt- A1n .H tuts appuat&t "a bI tntl-' ttitt l.
1, be lcI6ai Whining lluu, .u Monday. ,lr ath liz
: ~ May noNt, theu tud th.1r 10 -},py raust
"a aus Lii irNr, via, tHt ppterr fHr phtNp it.ti
4 lion -hs'uid upl L.. si1utt. NrHacz- ,Ur i.aaor
: ! ~" willard -aul~hurH thmrulipr. ~" ilcit o
-ail tpHrt, nj Ailmiu.tnst, ,nis Isl tlay uf Frl
Attest: J. NJ. IoTSNAN.
Issue February Is IS,3. swim
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IpRoPos SAILS
FOR GRADING.
OFFICE pF THE STREET tuMMissIoNER,
No. 81 EAST SlNTIl SrHEET,
WI NI NGTpN nrt Nint.l / tASt

No. So EAST SlNrIl SriEET,
WuhINGToN, DEL., May l. ISL
Sealed proposals will be received III the box IN
TIN tlty tuuucIl Chamber, until I.A O'clock ..
M, FRIDAY, May ), lNS2, tur grading the be'l Of
Scntt -frdrt, lTtwcrn Lowering avenue aud
MHWa,Vt street. The amount ut material 10 be
removed II about l,tDU rUhtr yards. The stone
must be hfuSvn small Cnaush 10 he used at thr
vity STONE breaker where thd stone Iuu~t hc taken
amt dcsp- lici 10y the contractor. The hirt must
hc taken lnu deposited any place tht the street
Commits -ipurr may direct. provided the distance
~ hauling Is not grCnlcr than Clght squares.
The work must he douU under the supcrN isiOn of
Tia street commissioner and mn-t he completed
WITHIN SiNjy days from the time the ruutract Is
siEavd; tyr every day Thereafter tiIC cont trACtur
nu-i pay to tine city uf wilmington the sum of
siU i bond with security ~ the sum OF SlunmuSt
| accompany each proposal Tor the good initi' oi
the bitll4r. IIe committee reserve the rtght Ia
reject any or all bids. All bids must be properly
sigutd, SEATED and endorsed. PROPOSAL iur grail
/ ing -cuttstrrct. betwccu Lowering aNcuue and
! MaWasct street. For further information apply
: To l.. T.. LN NtH,
Street commissioner.
! By Orderuf the Opening Street Committee.
| GEORGE ABELE,
I Chairman
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- -
Tho LaeL.y Man Nnn.ra. I,.lied.

The announcement HAT ticlsra no. l5,i1l in
the March drawing ot the Louisiana S1,r
Lottery had lfpwn thn capital ,rizc ef s 900
and Hall ofthc ticket had Urea sold IN f71V'n-
nah crcutcd considerable excitement aud mLHN
were Inclined 10 thtnk iult tltlp HJs ONE nj X
tAEt. Va HFp pleased IA stain huweNer, lllt
there was ~ mistake. and t!atthr h.E1 Pr' ,gu
was our Wrll#kuuwu lBNu-mlH. Mr.. lnItnc l..
I'hilp0i. OF the firm nt .iun sullivan 9 Go,
Bugng dty MI. Ihlpu. received tar cUr-
graduation. ol numerous EirudE. Mnu Wcr. re-
lp.erd to hear Of bis eHnd u-N II VII - bi@
return uu the uyr# tmcut ui Fl.-s,tE. un IL
New. " March H.
H. ,rul - n. a. panpaip. New urleai,s La
'lh p,Nt dflWas N.lI THE place uu May a.A
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s~H -

MIR TURNER explains his position in
regard to the proposed compromise Of the
Democratic Mayorality nomination No
doubt Mr.. Lore would make an excellent
Mayor but he is not in the field and does not
desire to he The condition # the party is
not such as 10 make any compromise meas
ures either desirable or necessary, and rs
both Mr.. Carpenter and Mr. Sharpley are
strong, excellent candidates, the party
can readily win victory with either as its
standarG-5earcr, Next Saturday, nomina-
ton will be an expression Of the party :
strength and not a fierce contest, and The
successful nominee will be heartily sup
ported.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-04
CUTTING InE KEY LOG.
\ Moment of Intense Excitement and
Great Danger-Peri!s of Laundering.

Tie first thing 20 be me is II lind eGu
w'iar The jam occurred. in,d hen 10 discover
what is called thr key ilg, that is - say.
the j.. wnich holds the ha-e ef tac jam.
An Old experienced "stcam driver il on
uu tac spot for Tie uswS is ,oeH carried "a.
stream taa, ilirrc il. a jam below Evcy
lat -a'a Is feauScqucncc. rs lu1s are c9nli1-
1t wa. ani iii, "laln il increasing in
strength. Inc "beY doc. hcing fuudd
there i, cry fir ypatatsrrs tocutii. Now
when N,u chu-i er tht there are snuC
hundred tg io.- orfmber forming Il dam
aud thc u~pa. ti. Ery i,g i,cut the ssh !'
fahr.r come ru-i ia,s ,lu,.l ai.ll crush y"t
viii see tina, ual tte.N"um .-e. instantly
away he e crushed daaa. There ar'
Usually iI.caI d t.ay Of men re@l L,
volunteer. { d. =, u,,.l H'i' cue a k,y !lg i
locked upon lu. fset ta lu-ga ia- g
soldier is hi- regiment when N. III d"a
any act of Bravery.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-04
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ExKEa12y 2 .llill9
PARTICULAR NoIIcE
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY

Incorporated IN 1865 far . yea ~ ''f ~
tnrc for Educational and lzaa'"' Is'ls
with u capital of y, uut, ,eu ~ hui'' A's
fund Of $50. utO hnssiuro boon afl.gI' s-,.s
Iiy m nA Acrwnrming popular Iolt 7, i5a IN.
,yHs Iuddr u pHrt ut' the pre- t.Hd Luz ''s7'
adopted DCccmbcr II, y. D., l,'3,ti,, ,,,,,Vl'
ms GRAND SING ~ NJ hhfh 's.aa -
will take place monthly. u nt'tg nt, 'f.5i
poncs. Look at the ioiluWils lH'""
The daily gazette., 1882-05-04
DROP osALs.
+ n GRADING AND PAYING.
IL fltRiSAN ~ - y ~ l-Ah 1--WE
CFFICE OF TUE STREtT CORNERSTONE
~. ~ FAST SIKH Street,
MlLMIN0TON. DEL... Nav ., lst4.

FsN GRADING y Nd IA INT.
CFrICE OF TuEsTRELT COMMISSIONER,
NJ. ~ F4t,t SIKH street.
MlLMTSGTON, DEL., May ., 1ss2.
Sealed proposals viii be received In the boN in
thc CIV touncil Chamber until ~ o'ciurk y. IN.
Iriua}, May Jtlt la12, for grading and paving
thr nrl ui jackson street between Front and
~rruud trrct4. The grading must bu of sufficient
urlth N allow hcd OF good sharp bank snnd ~
Least eight Inches deep. thc putters nusi he
laid With good hard brirk and the paving stone
must III well shaped and not less than four or
more tlhu SIX iuehr- on the face. The pavement
must / d well and substantially laid and have two
good rammluE- and finished on the top with q
The contractor must furnish all new material
necessary iprUmpl"tc the work, and lrmdEt the
/ uii wherever ihu Street tpnmi ,,ionrr may
'iittct. The work must be completed and
within. thirty dHy- after signing Tie contraI;
fD CyCly day thereafter there will lie forfeit OF
tCu dollars. HE work must bc done uuttri the
| 'ltrrtiPu and supervision of the street temnis-
| -l"ncf, ana mus he approved bs him hclorr II
win buacvrpigd hN ihr street Committee. \ burd
with SECURITY Ia the sum OF uac hundred dollaIs
| must aIcumpaHA rrr proposal for thr good talth
| ~ TIE hihdrt ahH thc person or persons 10 whom
| tls eoNiioci ma le awarded mnst gives hpnc
with -dcuiitv ia lhc sum OF tive huuurrd dollars
| lul tht fHiuuiul performance of The runtru t..
| Parties bi'Gin= viii please state the prize per
! s'Iuhra NHd, stf-ie measurement. The Street
Comm lttrc ItscTtr thc ri tht To reject any bio
,Lat iry du no thihk il VIII he 10 the interest ut
| jdc ely 10 aeet,I- All bids mu-t he properly
! Il med. srued au' endorsed: ''PIuposHls for
! GIPtiulg and Paving jackson street, hetwc n
| FIoat pad ~crold ~trrul4.' Any further htorinH-
| don Han may ac desired Will be FURNISHED on ap-
! plieatlnn to l.. J.. Ll NtH,
| Street Commissioner.
GEORGE ABELE
Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-04
4uDlToRs NOTICE.

/ viii attend vi Nilmmanu 10 fnui hc
aas anau- afthe :, nn9l GnnHuli g. 81 NEn IA-ite
. ltrHl %. ttoAE Tuesday, mh, Na. 80 ,o73;
Nt.IN NF-f#Nh, Ne. - Hud "stW.yd~ l'r""tp'
auditor Of Accounts.
! TOW ~~ESp, bFL. A'nd II atr2 ~
The daily gazette., 1882-05-04

Wiltons, ,Moquettcs, Brussels,
Tapestries, 3-ply Linens. from
p to 5 yards wide, Ingrains,
Rag, Nanetians, Rugs and
Mats. Cocoa Mattings, Plain
Mating, Fancy Mating, Stair
Mating, Window Shades, Oil
Cloths, Stools.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-04

NOTICE -nTIIE DEMOCRATS OF THE
~ EfGHTtrNN ARD mrct tomorrow tIIil ~
DAY rvCulug. al IN at thetr hen'tiu1rlcrS
President lm,3-2t JntlN QUINN.