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'TlIE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE
To Bal TlMORE AND ALL POINTS NnErE
TUESDAYS, THUEsDAls. AID sA.rn-
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AND DANYnLE T.. POT
VIRGINIA STREET.
Ar 90 TN.

Commencing TIT RsDAN. ICccmh,- 10. ti.
safe and thoroughly comfortable i.s fug,r .I.tr
HAVANA VIII leave West Point nu arrival Poe
Richmond train TUESDAY s. Ilii hSutl .. uu.
SAT EDAl~. arriving IN Baltimore Jl.rr 80
\. NJ and connecting with an Trains nOg' IrL
straight tickets 10 Baltimore. 80
houih mp .s.'.....s.......... io
Meals. ............. .................. 80
State-HOons and H'lrhs occurred ..H... ff.llt
from steamers cabin plans.
For Tickets Time-C ards, gud go Hit.a. .D.
call on 4. ". q ARBfR 4 Co. tlc 1irl Agent
al The Richmond and Danyilic def"i. of 90. .....I.
signed. A.PDpf.
General Passenger and ,.ct '.,.'.
no 30 80. IthtI t.tf.
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ARCHITECTS.
A RCiilTECT,
CHARLES II. READ, JE.,
OFFICE: No. 701 FIFTEENTH STREET, NORTH
WEST,
OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.

SCHEDULE or CHARGES: Regular rates adopted
by the American Institute Of Architects.
NH 2-lm
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DICHMOND AND PErEK.r1Hc

DC MOND AND PETERSEN gC
"a RAILROAD COAtPiN A.-Cuiau. Iriu.
SUNDAY, January %, 1850, Trains on CO. iHid
will run as follows.
LEAVE RtcWiOSD--soUfY
1915 l.. W., FAST NAIL, Gailv. Make .h..I..
connections for savannah Stops
only at PctrrsbfFl HAd ht-t I'D.
ll.50 \. ~, 1llROCGI MAI. dlily. ~. ...f.
ing fOi RalcfI, fhariCri"I. 3d..
gustl, Aiken, savannah, ai.l ....a-
honYilic. SWis Ht shops, f... r.
tcnullia. iul'flu ~rrp... I-
tween New \ OH a.g thaIl -..i..
This train.
1902 J.. W., NAIL, daily. ustos 'hrcr /.
necuon for th1tiD.iou. >t'......
HudJacksonYiI". ~int,Hi t.t o..
blul, fcntrtlii. Huu llc.tl-. H
man lIlt'c -'0ff Inr-t aI- '.f...0
Washington AMI JI,i SOUS iiI.. ..t.
on this train.
900 p. NJ FREIGHT. daily except sai,..
O;I0 ~ ~. Freight, daily etc.lt ~ua.if.
LEAVE PTrEP >gt .G-SoaIg.
800 \. Ne EAST MAIL, Gaiif. stop .uiy D.,
Chester.
$40 l.. VI. THROUGH iIi.t,aiiv.ec i.l.
WIN Richmond. Frederic l-lu.s ...
totnluac railroad f.r fll point. fI..
ana Wet; ALSO making f.rl..I
with Chesapeake ,ud Ohio ,a..r...
Tor all point, NtL o. lln
stops 40 NanclO tOr Cheese. aaa
tcntiHllf. Pullman Sleeper. fIii.
train between 'ur'nt3H -r Sow
York.
G1O \. W., MAIL, dIily, conu,r. lue a. ..t-
fept sunday with o., tI....
trc'!Crich .burg auI i'tff.I. .....
Ioid Tor iiir NORTH Hnf Nf.i
NJ thrsttr l)IlNrj l.i.f. .ri fr...
iahA. Pullman Ptl.cD N.l-
cars tclWfeu Jack itnt. .. f.l.I
go . ahd Washington nl f..i- .....
sou y ~ fEtl1llI. oil lif rsrtfI-
lou - h'' fNLlH'ii Gtiij eNrelt>
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A RkANSAS LANDS!

OWNERS OF AKANSAs LANDS
which have been forfeited for taxes and have been
taken possession Of BY TifE STATE can learn Of or
may obtain important information by addressing
Us. L. W. EOYsTER & Co,
i.eal Estate Agent.
NH 2l-2w PTS Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
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by +. Il. Cook. Auctionccr.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF TIE ENTIRE
o-STOCK or GOODS BELONGING 10 THE
LATE CONCERN Of Il. T.. WENDLNBURG &
CO.. TIE tNtNPlRED LEASE OF THE
STORE. AND TIE GOODWILL OF THE
LSlNESS.-By Nir.uc Of "A chanccry order enter
cd In the suit Of Wendcnhurg's administrator rs.
Wlgand. and iy consent Of the parties. VIII sell
at the store Of The late firm Of Y. T.. WcndCnburg
q Co., No. 735 cast Main street. on
TUESDAY. MARCH 81. 1852,
ut r. O'Clock i. NJ. at public auction. tie IN
TIRE STOCK OF GOODS belonging TO said firm.
consisting Of
WHITE LEAD. LINSEFD-OIL,
TIRPENTlNE. BRI SHES.
MINERALS Of AL cOlofs.
NARNlSlI. WlNDOW-GLAS-,
ARTISTS MATERIALS.
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PICTURES. SHOWCASES.
SAFE. DESKS.
CHAIRS. COUNTERS.
sTOHE-FIXTURIS.
and sUndry other article too numerous 20 mention.
ALSO,
the UNENPIRFD LEASE or TIE STORE and
the GOOn-WlLL OF TIE BUSINESS.
TERMS or SALE: one fourth cash: and the re-
siduc upon three. six. and nine months credit the
purchaser giving HcgOtiIhlc uoics. satisfactorily
endorsed. JOHN ". WRIGHT.
sheriff CITY cf Richmond.
l.. L. COOK, Auctioucar. NH II
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BY Furrnan upper.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOI0 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS SITUATED
At THE NORTHWEST INTERSECTION OF
STRING AND BELVlDFRE STREETS.-Ry yir-
tue Of a decree OF tie Richmond Chanccry Court,
In the suit Of Mccarthy &C., rS Dickinson and
ais. entered February ~, 1882. the undersigned.
special commissioners thereby appointed for the
purpose will sell 81 public auction, on the prem
ises, on
SATURDAY. MARCH Is. 1882,
ut AZ O'Clock p. NJ. ALL THAT LAND described
I'm deed OF trust from 4. T.. Dickinson and wife
10 \. II. Courtney and l.. T.. Dickinson. trustees.
dated December >. 1877, and recorded I'm the
clerks Office of Richmond Chancery Court, ID. y.
1l2 &. page 81. q, follows: Those four certain
lots Of land lying i'm the city of Richmond ~ the
northwest Intersection Of Spring ard Bcyidcrc
streets. fronting together 2 feet on The north line
of Spring street. and running back between par
allci lines along The Vcsi line Of Belyiderc street
1881 feet" These LOTS lie beautifully and are
in that part Of the city rapidly growing and en-
hancing In value, and viii pay handsomely ~ an
investment.
TERMS one fourth cash; balance In ix.twelve.
and eighteen months. Interest added. and lite
tanned until al tie purchasc-moncy is paid and
deed ordered by Tie Court.
EOHERT STILES,
ALFRED Il. COURTNEY,
JOHN II. biNNEEN,
THOMAS j. EVANS,
JACKSON GUY.
Special Commissioners.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale is postponed on account of rain
until
TUESDAY. MARCH 21sT.
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REAL ESTATE Az PRIVATE skAE
V'HE ROANOKE LAND
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, OF ROANOKE,
ROANOKE COUNTY, Va.

OFFER FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS,
suitable for al purposes. IN the town OF Roanoke
formerly called Big Lick. located 50 miles west
from Lynchburg, ~ the junction OF the shcnnn-
dOlh-Nacy and Norfolk and Nc-teru railroads.
Ike rallrOnd companies are erecting extensive
shOpsat this point, which Viii give employment 20
1000 mechanics.
Roanoke oilers special facilities for industrial
enterprises Of ~! kinds. and T. IA the vcli-nnoyTn
iron region of Virginia. which j. also highly-
cultiyHted agricultural district.
Coal Of the best quality, suited for all manuiac-
turing enterprises. Gun De- obtained at reasonable
rates from mines now being opened on the line al
the Nev-i,yef branch Of tie Norfolk aud West
enl railroad.
The rapid development oC Ere town renders This
particularly desirable point for torCscepers and
mechanics 10 locate.
Lots for All purposes for ale on very reasonable
terms. For further information ply TO
II. tHlPMAN. Superintendent
Roanoke Land and lnuroY,mcut Company.
NH l4-lm Roanoke. Va.
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SUPERB SEIIOL AND
- KITCHEN FURNITURE OF THE RESI-
DENCE OF MI. HENRY BOOMER, At
NORTHEAST COPNEH OF FIFTH AND
GRACE STREETS. VI PCiLIC ATCTION.-At
the request of .lr. iiohmcr. who intends living in
Europe. we will sell ~ bis residence AZ the north
east corner of Fifth and Grace streets. on
TUESDAY. MARCH u. 1852,
beginning nj 10 o'clock 4. VI. the ENTIRE
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
consistingin part If FINE CiRPETS, MIRRORS,
RUGS. CURTAINS. PARLOR and CHAMBER
BUFFET. CHINA and GLASS
WARE. &C.. &c.
We cannot give detailed description of lie aytl-
clcs of furniture, &C.. In the residence: hut IL is
rarely that sGc magnificent furniture T. offered for
sale nc auction and the premises Will he opened on
Monday. 20th instant. after o'clock iorany one
who MAY d'sirc H. inspect After the sale Of The
furniture, we will scila FINE DOUBLE BUGGY
and IIAtNtSS-ComUlcte
In order To- effect sale Of the residence, II viii
be offered privately until the list ~ greatly
reduced prices. QUARLEs & MCcCRDi.
AuctluntCrs.
Sale conducted 10y I. y. COOK. mh Is
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10TH DAY OF MAY. 1882,

AZ The railroad depot Of tho Washington and Ohio
Railroad Company, IN the city Of Alexandria, Va
oder at public auction the
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ENTIRE LINE OF THE WASHINGTON AND
OHIO RAILROAD,

aud also all and singular all the WORKS and
PROPERTY-REAL. PERSONAL. AND MN
ED-ROLLING STOCK. LOCOMOTINEs CARS.
&C., and all RIGHTS, CONTRACTS, and FRAN
CHIsEs Of said Washington and Ohio Railroad
Company.
The said property consists of . constructed line
of railway in active operation from the city OF
Alexandria. Va. westward through the counties of
Alexandra. Fairfax, and LOudoun. to Round Hlll
station, I'm Loudoun county, distance OF 0l3
lies, including line connecting with The wash
ngton and Alexandria railroad. The road ~ alsO
graded beyond Round Hill for distance Of three
miles.
Of large brick dcpot-hililding and frcight-house.
i'm the city Of Alexandria. round-housc, machine
shop, car-shop. car-shed. storchouse, etc. ana
about fifteen acres of land adjacent thereto: also
eleven dcDothouscs and lots at the eleven principal
stations between Alexandria and Round hiil.
According TO the route surveyed the distance
from Washington city to Point Pleasant. on the
Ohio river, Is 325 miles, and passes through a
country heavily timbercd and Of great mineral re-
sources.
TERMS: The entire property. real. personal. and
mixed franchises. etc Is sold together, ana Tor
the same the purchaser must nay my thousand
dollars 100000 of the purchaS, money In cash.
and the residue I'm four equal annual payments,
with Interest from the day of sale. which aid pay
ments are to he evidenced 10y bonds which ale 70
DC secured by deed Of trust upon the properly
sold, t. be executed upon the confirmation Of tie
sale and conveyance 80 the purchaser.
This sale s subject 20 the lien Of the decd of trust
executed August 9. 1858, to indemnify Tie county
Of Clarke. State Of Virginia, against liability for
the annual interest on the bonds of tie said county
for the sum of one hundred thousand dollars
(SIOO,0OOl sup 20 and until the time when said
road shall be- commenced and under construction
in sud county of Clarke and against liability for
Tie payment Of the principal of said bonds I'm case
they shall become due and payable before tie road
shall be commenced aud under construction in
said county, the said bonds falling due ia the year
1892.
The purchaser viii he entitled 10 the net profits
of the road from the day Of sale.
n. T. BARTON,
RICHARD ~. LEE.
CHARLES T.. SIT ART.
HENRY HEATON,
fc 11-1awlTutds Commissioners Of sale
BY Chewing 4 Rose,
Real Estate Auctionccrs and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
or
TWO VALUABLE CORNER LOTS
~ THE
NEIGIBORHOOD OF MONROE PARK;
ONE on TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND sHAFER STREETS. AND
THE OTHER on THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF FLOYD AND
LINDEN STREETS.

By virtue of decree 81 the Richmond Chauccry
Court In The suit of Mccarthy rs Dickinson and
ais. entered February Is. 1852, the undersigned.
special commissioners thereby appointed Tor the
purpose. VIII sell by auction. on the premise, on
WEDNESDAY, MtRCn %, 1850,
AT A. o'clock 4. NJ. the aforementioned PRO
PERTl.
Lot corner Of Franklin and slafor streets ll. %
front Of 2 feet q inches on said Franklin street.
and depth Of 1916 feet. more or les, 10 an alley
rs feet wide.
LOT corner # Floyd and Linden street, fronts
80 feet on said Floyd street, and runs back 1919
feet 10 an alley % feet wide.
The sale Of TWO WEsT-END CORNFR LOTS
should attract the attention OF all IN quest ct hand
some lots upon which To erect dwellings
TERMS: one fourth cash; balInceiu six, twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added. and tite r.
tanned fill the puTcllse-Woncy is paid, and deed
ordered by tie Court. JACKSON Guy,
ROBERT STILES.
THOMAS j. EVANS.
JOHN II. DlNNEEN,
\. T.. COURTNEY,
NH II Special COmni ssiOnCrs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
" UABLE DWELLINGS AND VACANT
LOTS ~ RICHMOND, AND PROPERTY IN
HENRlCO COUNTY. ADJOINING THE CITY,
BY AUCTION.
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rAsTrR.CARDs, xs.


A MOTHER ARRIVAL
EASTER. BIRTHDAY, AND WEDDING
CARDS.
1000 FROM sc. TO s5,
mi, 10 RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
MASTER CARDS.-Just received. the
IL largest aud most complete stock OF EASTER
CARDS, In every variety Of design.
ALSO,
RIBBON-TIFD EASTER POEMS.
PRAYER and HYMN-BOOKs.
BIRTHDAY CARDS, large assortment.
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO..
milo oil Main street.
Observation-Disclosures
EAsTER-oFfERINGsi
something novel and elegant. The best assoTt-
meut NAV he seen ut WALFOHD'S.
NH s-eod3t All Broad street.
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UNDERWRITERS.

UNDERTAKERS.
JOSEPH w. LAUBE, cx-
~ lNG-UNDERTAKER,S~ <z..,s."
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
WOOD AND METALLIC BIRiAL-CAsEs
ROBES, 1IEARSE, HACKS,
and all things requisite at LOWEST RATES.
Ieeefaphic and country orders solicited. NH 9
I. CHRISTIAN, e--r-
lie FURNISHING UNDERTAkER,> -~---A---
tate with aud successor 10 j. 4. BELyIN)
no. 1915 EAST EROAD STREET,
RICHMOND. VA,
has a large assortment Of WOOD aud METALLIC
thsfS, CASkETs, SHROUDs, CLOTH CAS-
VETS &c, ~ 10y prices.
Country aud telegraph orders promptly attended
10 tay or night. dc Good
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Real Estate Agents ana AuctlOueers
Eleventh street between Mainland Bank.
| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
v LIABLE DWELLINGS AND VACANT
LOTS ~ RICHMOND, AND PROPERTY IN
HENRlCo COUNTY, ADJOINING TUE CITY,
BY AUCTION
Staples & Blair IS. Sheppard, &C.,
Merchants and Planter, Savings Bank re. same.
In execution Of decree Of The Chanc,ry Court
OF Richmond entered on l7th January. 1882, IN
ine above styled causes. the uudcrs gncl, commits
soners thereby appointed. viii sell by auction,
upon the premises respectively ~ the times and IN
tie order named below. the REAL ESTATE de-
rived by lIrs. Mary {. sheppard from he estate Of
her father, the late William &. ABcn-yiz.:
on MONDAY. ArRIL 3, l-s2,
AT 1 O'CLOCK Pm
Isl. An UNDIVIDED ONE FOURTH lNTER-
EST. subject To- tho lie estate of Mrs William {.
ANcn In tie following property-to wi; In the
FINE BRICK RESIDENCE NJ. GIL. on DE
south side Of Franklin between sixth and Seventh
streets. with about ten rooms.
THE SANE INTEREST in No. GIG. situated
opposite 70 the above aud occupied by Dir. James
TIE SANE INTEREST IN BRICK TENE-
MEN1S Nos. 7u3 ana 7UJ, on the south side Of
Franklin street between seventh aud Eighth
AndaLIKT INTEREST N TIE IriLF-ACRE
LOT occupied 10y WI. Mcdowell situated at the
northwest corner # Main and seventh streets. 1870
by lj5 feet, more or less.
And on
TUESDAY. APRIL 1. 1S52,
At A. O'CLOCKP. NJ.
the ZEE SIMPLE IN LOTS Nos. 1 5 and ia
In tho plan ct Sidney. fronting on the north side
of Floyd street 81 Pig feet. extending from
I.omhardy 20 Vine street, and running back l19'i
feet 10 az alley 20 feet wide.
Ai~o.an UNDIVIDED ONE FOURTH PhRTIN
TWENTY -FOt L. LOTS I'm tie Plan of sidney
Ia wit: Nos. l3l. 1872. 1873. l3f, l3j. 1876. 1877.
13S. l47. lis. 1i9. 1870, ljl. 49,, lob. 1914.
l55. 1jG. lj7. ljS. 1J9. 100. l6l, aud 1872, and
embracing some OF the MOST BEAl TlftL
PROPERTY IN that improving part Of the SUI
hurls.
Pats Of the sidney property may be seen at the
Office of the auci,Onecis.
Aud Oh
WEDNESDAY. APRIL >, 1852.
At AZ O'CLOCK,
an UNDIVIDED ONE FOURTH INTEREST
subject 20 Mrs. hllcns life estate IN TWO SMALL
BRICK TENENISTS on the clst side of F0u-hcc
between Canal and Byrd streets. % by 70 feet.
TERMS: one fourth cI,h; balance at ,iN. twelve.
and eighteen months FOR negotiable notes. with IN
tcrcst added, and Tide retained ~ the Cont until
fu.i payment. !. =. bOl LWARL,
VI. ". GILLIAN.
A. r.. COURTNEY,
BiN.y. CRGMP.
+. ". CHRISTIAN,
Commissioners.
GRUrGs 6 WILLIAMS. Auctionc,r-. NH 10
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CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP.

I OWES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
l. FOR DlSINFECTING
BED-CLOTIIES AND CLOTHING OF THE
SICK-ROOM
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TDSTPONEWfNI.
The above sale j. postponed on account of rain
until
TUESDAY. MARCH 21sT.
n s1mn hour. NH 10 :
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nv Quarics McCurdy,
isucccssOrs 10 Robert Il. LyhcJ
Real Estate Agents. AuctIoncers, AMI Brokers,
30. l2i2 Main street.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
ReIl Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
llI3 Main strcet.

ReIl Estate Agent and AuctiOnecr,
11lS Main strcet.
4 NEAT DETACHED BRICK DWELL
"A ING, No. 9o2 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
Ar AUCTION.-I will sell II public auction. on
TUESDAY. MARCH 2IsT,
At > o'clock l.. VI. that pretty and substantial
north Fifth street, containing FIVE rooms besides
BRICK KITCHEN with two rooms. Thc house is
wei built and In good order. and viii pay fine
BILE home The LOT fronts 80 feet on Fifth street,
and has depth OF 100 feet 81 wi allcy. This
property Is adjacent 10 the beautiful residence Of
Mr.. AlOis Rick and j. very desirable.
TERMS: One third cash: balance in six aud
twelve months, g per cent. interest added, and Sc
Wv " '' j. THOMSON BROWN,
NH II Auetionccr.
by jno. T.. Laughton. Jr., Auclloaccr,
1906 Main street.
CLOSING SALES
OF TIE
LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
RICH TRIPLE sLvER-PLATED WARE.
ROGERs's KNIVES, FORKS. AND
SPOONS, At AUCTION.
The balance of the stock of good, J. now un-
packed, and ouly few day, longer remains in
which 10 supply yourselves with
STRICTLY FIRsT.CLAsS GOODS,
AZ manufacturer wholesale prices.
The sales take place EACH DAY at 1OH \. VI.
and Pm JNC. /. LAUGIITON. JE.,
NH l9-is Aucionecr.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc.ionccrs.
BY Grnhh. 4 Mlillams.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Mainland Bank.
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Colonel John T.. Rhett has been nomi-
mated by the Democrats for mayor Of Co
lumbia, 5. C..
The daily gazette., 1882-09-04

THK MORNING organ keeps up its little
entertainment In the way Of denyiag pUlitical
facts Of which II first obtasna kndwiedge
through its enterprisink contemporaries.
Its latest denial is With reference 70 the con-
ference af ReRuhliesp4 bald On Friday night,
q report OF which appeared In yesterdays
Star, and which report we reprint to-day.
The fact that the morning organ denies
the report Il only eonfrInatory of its truth.
Did ii not deny The GAzsTFh's report made
early in the eApipaign that the stAlwarts
had captured the Republican party and de-
clare THAI the party would repudiate Har
rington aud Gallagher aud nominate
Lichtenstelm as q frbuke for the appoint
ment Of swiggfttf Did 1t not deny
the GAzkrf's report that Currey had a
majority In Sussex and insist that Fooks
would be tho successful leader of the County
Rights principle at the head Of the Republi-
can ticket7 Did It not declare with great
heat that the report of the GAZETTE that
Dick Harrington had been appointed Us
chairman of the Republican State Central
COMMITTEES was false and again that Hast
ings had been selected as the candidate
for representative to Congress- Did It not
say that Stockley would not be nominated
Did 1t not insist to the last that Evsrv EseR-
ing knew nothing about the matter when II
stated that Bradford would decline to be a
candidate for representative; aud I'm fact has
It not denied every important political fact
that has transpired within the past slz
months Its ignorance of affairs going
ON right under its nose is phe.
nominal In Journalism but not at all
new in fts management. As we have
frequently pointed out IT is distrusted by
one-half Of It's own party and despised by
the other half; and II is not likely, there
fore, to be taken into the councils of either
faction, hence the distressing number OF
times it has put its foot I'm it when attempt
ing to speak for the party or predict its
actions.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-04

THB morning organs attempted flustra-
tion of the GAzRFTR's refusal TO make fool
of itself because 1t 10 doing the same thing,
Is very apt. We don't know of anything
that the morning organ in its attitude upon
the match tax question more strongly re-
minds US of than that same little boy oI
Bnrdette's standing on his head Tho com,
parison was bright idea, and as bright
ideas are not common with the morning
organ We hasten to give II due credit. II Il
had mentioned that the boy was turning
somersaults, now on his hands and again OIL
his feet, the illustration would have beer
complete.
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rl,a r.a.tera y Aeesptanee.


We print, to-dry, the ietters OF acceptance
written by the Democratic candidates for
Governor and Representative IA Congress,
to the officers Of the poo tle State Con-
vention, VII WeEeV VI Nd spotiiy
them Of then "a ha
Both letters, VA @n - possessing the
great nssit cf lsvi(y and bonciseaaaa. are
models Of frank and satisfactory statements.
Mr. stockley heartily approves the Democratic
platform and says that4f elected GsveEnol
he will " endeavor to pursue such course
I. "a win uphold the honor Of the State and
advance the best Interests Of ali her
" people!'v Mr. nossg In aeesptsag, says his
sim shall be, II eIectbi, Ito discharge the
" duties of the Oface faithfully, In the best
Interests Of the people," .rs
The people need no further assurance that
these are the very men who should be
honored BY their aufffages for the positions
for which they are candidAtes. They owe
no allegiance 10 ciiques orringaibut are COM
mitted solely and entirely TO- the
interests OF the people Of the State
| This they frankly declare IN their excellent
letters, and their personal characters and
previous records can ybe taken as q full
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The daily gazette., 1882-09-04
RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, Will EsS EssssEsllsss||asrS
MINGTOk AND y
BALTIMORE kAII4ROAD.


PHILADELPHIA, WILL fsSS EIssSssssssal
MINGTON AND ~
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SEPTEMBER, ist, 1882.
Trains will leave Wilmington Us follows for:
Philadelphia and intermediate stations-7 90,
1870. a. m. 2.SO, 400, 7.sO, 9.55, p. m.
philadelphia (expressl-2.00, 2.23 $50, 7.2h S,Ih
800 -, 95s 1873. a. m. Il. Is ~ 5., IS 0b
Y. d y. m.
Philadelphia and New YOrk-2.OO, 2.22, $50. 7,25
s.5s, ii5Ja. M. 'i2.3S, l.53, BILL G.3S 26, p. m
Baltimore and intermediate stations-i. .05, 8. u n
M. 6.O0p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line-6.6 p. m.
Baltimore and WashIngton-l.42 4.5l, sos, Q. n
.. M. LOO, sl.O9 $50, 6.57, l1.O4 p. m.
Baltimore Only-I.05a II. IN. 1901 and y. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle-6.OO, y. M. I.u5, 300 B.25 n. m.
Harrington and intermediate stailons-9. 10 u. IN.
Los, SIS p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate stations-9.I0 "A. m.
i,O0 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stat tions-8. 10 a. m.
HOo IN. 5.S, 7.S, 9b5, p. IA.
philadelphia and New York 2.OO, 2. p a. m. b. H.
B.3S7.B p. IN.
baltimore and Washington-I.42, Adj. sos. BIT,
n. IN. l.05 p. M.
ibaltilnOre-l.O5 n. IN.
| For further information passengers are re-
Ierred To the time tables posted al tile depot.
| @S-Fralns marked thus: ~ are limited express
upon which extra fare Is charged.
j. II. WOOD, General Passenger ARt,
| FRANK THOMSON. General MANAGER.