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RAILKOAD LINES.
DHILADELPHIA, Will fEE|fz
i MlNGTOk AND CIV
BAITINOkE RAILROAD.

DHILADELPHIA, VIII EEEF
BALTINORE RAILROAD.
JULY nth, lSS2
Trains will leave Wilmington As follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations-T.OO,
1924, y. m. go, 400, 7.D, s.55, p. m,
Philadelphia (expressl-2.m 2. q 10, I.25, s.l6
9O0e.3 e.5S, ll.53. n. IN. II. Is ~ TO5
7.26 p. m.
Phllaaelph phia and New York-2.OO, 2.2a s.0. 7.25,
9.5s, lI.53 u. 'l2.as, i.63, 5r s.S %, p. IN.
Baltimore aud intermediate statiOns-l .0A p.17 d.
M. 6.O p. u.
Baltimore and Bay Line-6.57 p. IN.
Baltimore and WashinRtOn-I.42, 4.6I. sos, eli
u. III. LOO, 'l,0B, 5.m, 6.57, n.O p. m.
Baltimore Only-l.05 u. IN. 2.0l and p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle-0.D, 80 ~. l.hl 3.U, 9.25 p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate stations-9. 10 u. IN.
Los, 6.2 p. III.
| Delmar and intermediate stauonS-0.IO a. m.
I SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations-s. 10 q. IN
| l2.O m. $50, 7.3, e.bh p. m.
| PhiladelphIa and New York zoo. 2.9 3. IN. 3. IL
| 6.3S 7. % pm
Baltimore and WAshinEton-i.E2, t.6i. sos. s.H
a. IN. u.0 p. m.
| BaltimoFe--l.05 =. m.
| For further Information passengers are re
| ferred to tho time tables posted at the depot.
| A6-Trains marked shus: ~ are limited expres
| upon which extra fare Is charged.
| j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agt.
| PRANK THOMSON. General MAnngRF.
|
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The REPUBLICAN PLATFORM declares in
favor of dividing the State into Senatorial
and Representative districts. The Demo-
cratic party of New Castle county have
long contended for this change, and have
practically recognized 1t in their primaries
by apportioning the Legislative nominees by
districts throughout the county So, about
the only good point In the platform Is
stolen from the Democrats.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28

Mr.. RICHARD HARRISGToN proudly pro
claimed that he had "been on the platform
"of the Republican party for twenty years. "
Are we to infer from this that the platform
accompanied him during his enforced resi-
dence among Her Majesty's subjects in
Canadal
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28

The CITY STATEMENT for the past year,
showing the existing municipal debt and
the total receipts and expenditures, is pub
lished in the GAZETTE to-day. This is the
first publication Of the statement under the
new fiscal bill, and will be found more sat
iSfactory and comprehensive than the old
cumbersome statement, which many people
never took the trouble to read.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28

ONCE MORR the Republicans renew their
biennial talk of carrying Sussex" They
have been " carrying SUSSEX" for twenty
years, but somehow or other, despite their
desperate efforts and corrupt use of lavish
sums of money, old Sussex comes to time
right along with handsome Democratic
| majority.
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Alas, FOR THE FALL of the great New
York editor and reformer Of Delaware poll.
tics. After hotly contending for "county
rights" and insisting that the wishes of the
Sussex county delegates should be respected,
he at last joins in the ignominious surrender
TO the Dover "Ring." But, after all this IL
fair sample of New York political meth
ods, in which "dicker" and "trade" are par
amount to principles all the time.
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ExCURSIONs.
SUNDAY TRIP
10
ATLANTIC CITY +!
ON JULY 20. FARE FOR ROUND TRtP 5
The swift and Commojtnu, steamer
SAMUEL NJ. FEITON,


VIII leave Wilmington. from French street
wharf 81 6.ij a. M. Hook, 7.G q. M Chester, at
1904. NJ, aud reach amdrn ht u. M, where
passengers viii take u special train on the West
Jersey Railroad, aud arrive AT Atlantic city by
1910
The on the train Will hc Rrsi -class In every
respect and finished tu Prunsyl VaniA Railroad
standard. The road Is broad guigc all steel rail,
aud the trains have all safety appliances, by way
of safety brakes on ears and engines.
The train Will leave Atlantic city, at T. 10 y. M,
sharp, and passengers viii reach Wilmington
about : O'Clock.
Passengers will have upwards of 5 hours 10
spend al this niost popular watering place. the
Concy Island and Brighton Beach OF New Jersey.
SUNDAY TRIPS TO PHILADELPHIA,
r.. :. The FELTON, VIII leave Wilmington, from
French street wharf at q. ~ II, M, and . y. M,
Hook, 30 a. M. and . 90 p. M, Chester 80 ..
III. aud q 10 y. M, returning leave Philadelphia
at NAl 4. M aud 8. 20 p. FHrc from Whining
ton, IS cents. liGtnrn trip tickets, - cents,
from Hook or Chester 10 cents Return tfIl
tickets 10 cents. Tickets Ia return by P W. 4
u. Railroad, ON accommodation trains only, will
be sold ON board the boat. jy-JS-2t
NOTICE E.-DISSOLUTION - THE co
~ PARTN Err ofthe firm Of Walter u. Grow
4 Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, aud the business viii he continued by
the undersigned,
7-2s.aii WALTER u. crow.
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Mn. JAcoB MooRH has not taken an
active interest in politics for many years
until the present campaign. Judging from
the awful manner in which the Dover men
sat down upon his efforts 70 nominate the
choice Of Sussex county for. Governor, and
the ignominious tFeatmsut n tscslyed from
his old friend Efisklls, ~ wiil PROBABLY
again seek the Shadeb q private hfe>and
reflect sadly upon he haRti of humah
friendship where political bargains are con-
ceFned.
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should send for instructions, reasonable
terms, references, Sc to Edson Brothers
Solicitors OF Patents, Washington, D. c.,
who furnish the same solthout charge. Edison
Brothers Is well known and successful firm
of large experience, having been established
In 1896
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28

DICK HARRINGTON, Ben Watson and Bob
Lambden were the ruling spirits in the Re
publican State Convention. A pretty trio
10 direct the policy and dictate the nominees
of ''the party Of great moral ideas.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28

So Mr.. /. N. MILLS wants to retire from
politics. 80 will several other prominent
Republican politicians when the present
campaign is over. Its going to be good
year for retiring.
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PUBLICsALES
sALE on COWS.
RzGISTER's NOTICES.
pEGIsTER's ORDER.
REGlsTER's OFFICE.
New (astlp Co. Del, July 10th, 1852.

REGleTER's OFFICE.
New Castle Co., Del, July 10Th 1881
UIpon the application OF Eli g, Mote,
Administrator Of William James campbell.
late OF White Clay Creek hundred,
In said county, deceased, y y ordered
and directed by the Registcrthat the Adnlnlstra-
tor aforesaid give notice Of granting nt letters
Of Administration upon tfe estate Of the deceased
with tho date of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date OF such letters In SIX Of the most
public places of the conniy Of New Castle,
fequiring all persons having demands against
the estate TO present the same, Or abide by az act
ur assembly IN sicl ease made and proNlucd :
aud also cause the To hc inserted Within th'
same period In the Wilmington GANETTE, "a
new sDnDcr published Ia Wilmington, aud to he
continued therein three weeks, &C.. .. d..
(e~~-nl GIvcH under tlc hand aud srAl of0iiice
l.. f1f the Register afonaadh W ihnnRlnh
w. IN New Castle comfy aforesaid, the
5. Z. BlGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having elaine against the estate OF
the decreased must present IL" same any atltstrd
10 the Administrator, on or hpfnrc July 10Th, A
-, IssS or ahldp the act Of Assembly IN suCl
case made and provided. El.l G.; NOTE
Admmaimtur.
Address; (hrsiana, del.
jyl2-mwf lht-3tw
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As TIE REPUBLICAN State Convention at
Dover, yesterday. was q local affair, of great
interest to people IN the city, It is hard 70
imagine what excuse the fraud at Third and
King streets will give for not having a re-
port Of the, proceedings until to-day. II
people had been compelled 70 depend upon
the fraud for their information they would
not have known until this afternoon who
were tile nominees for Governor and Con-
aress.
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,.Ronrl. on Htata. ;.

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 10
cents. Druggists.
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NOTICES.
fOCRATIC STATE CON

CE.--DLMUJKAIIC , oIAI y OO4N-
IN YENTION.
WILMINGTON, DEL, July I1.--At meeting
held by the Democratic State Centrnl SVh-
mittee az the city of siRiInilngion, ! ulx ~, y
was resolved that ate Cenventloln. =. ~ tne y.
Democratic party be IN "a u Dover, 4 ~ ~ /,
August ~, iSa2 a u ia.. for the pHEpQee oi
nominating candidates for The Offices 0F u0Y-
erfisF and hcpreseutaflres N Congress. ~
II IL reQnee1nd that meetings be held a1A'
T1S1iA Y ialh of Asisalsf IN. acc0rdanc0 With
the time-honofod image of the DemQefatie
party, at the respective voting pinces II ea4h
Of the hundreds Of the different eonnties, PC.
tween the hours OF 2 and =. M, aud IN the
wards IN the city OF Wilmington, between the
hours Of and Up. m, for the purpose of select
1 ing Delegates to'Eaid eenEention. TN
y y SWlTHIN CHANDLER,
Chairman.
y. +. SALISBURY.
| Secretary.
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1865, the Nation was 2 Mgps M,,rnal X
this cnuptry as q WfeklI hha;Ti , y; TiGs W
literary and political criticism slo " iroII AM
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the control ofparty orinielrsl t,'"not v,s
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to It's original MIN qHllI S1dn.rStRlibHs
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san,nr ont : nnlt nnnineas.

T. w. Bye, III Market street, is selling
his entire stock Of over 300 sewing machines
of all makes, at greatly reduced prices. Call
and see him.
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PERI.R,ON..AL
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
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We have already received the
first OF a series of shipments OF
the best grade of silk-face
black velvets, from the most
distinguished makers Of Gre
feldt. They were ordered for
fall trade so long ago as Feb
rnary. As you may guess, we
get the very best of goods by
giving the makers work in the
dull time.
The points to notice in judg-
ing black velvets are the
quality of the silk, the close
ness of the pile, and the shade
of black. There are two pro-
per shades of black, which
every merchant ought to have.
There are at least a hundred
shades of mongrel black, dis
tinguishable by the practised
eye. They are generally to be
found in the shops for how is
a merchant who deals very lit
tie in silks to protect himself
and his customers against the
common abuses of the market {!
He cannot be a judge himself,
nor employ a judge. Such
scrutiny is required as only
large experience develops.
! We invite examination OF
the new velvets but there is
no urgency about buying. The
supply will, doubtless, be
enough and constant.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Next outer circle, south entranccto
| main building.
Black embroideries fol
dresses; on cashmere and
byzantine. The latter is q
sheer silk-and-wOol fabric 1--WE
don't know why it isn't az
iron-frame grenadine Of extra.
ordinary fneness) suitable fol
combinations with the blacl
silks; and it is worthy of thu
finest Of them.
|. All these black embroidcrie
are now very low, not NOR,
than two-thirds.
Grenadines are still plent,
q and the finer ones are general,
ST. below value.
Il JOHN WANAMAKER.
Next ,a oqter-Slrcle. rai,Sl. soafE eEttagee to
Lace Shetland shawls,, 81
cents to $4.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
1903 ihestnut,
MOhair busters of the yer
finest quality, last years, a
two-thirds. New ones of tin
(; same quality, and others dow
: to 1915.
Chintz, gingham and law
dresses are quite as plenty a
l. they ought to be. The bargain
table Of such is worth lookin
over.
lit JOHN WANAMAKER.
1 1901 Chestnut.
' Lawn and cambric sacque
at a quarter off, 81 to $5.
Il JOHN WANAMAKER.
West of south entrance 10 main building.
!: :: JOHN WANAMAKER,
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TAxPAYERs, TAKE NOTICE
CAUTION
TO THE PUBLIC.

The United States Court for the Southern Dis
trict of New York, by decision filed August 21tll,
1879 and by The United States circuit Court of
san Francisco, Cal. aled NAV 5th 1881, has for
the SIXTH time affirmed my patent right for
forming ARTIFICIAL stone pavement 10 sections
up0n the spot where ft Is TO be used. Again
caution all persons against the use OF such
pavement wltli0ut my authority, aud hereby
give notice of my determination To prosecute tn
the full extent OF the law all parsons whether
manufacturer or employer, who mfringes my said
| patent by constructing or usiug the pavement
covered by II. am now, as | ever have been,
ready ana willing to grant, for small consider
| alton licenses 10 all persou5 who may desire to
usc my invention.
John j. SCIIlLLfNGER.
40 East ylnd Street n. v city.
D-2i'Im-2S H..
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28

The Norristown Herald says: "The new
"Mayor OF Wilmington, Del., has fned q
"eolored man for selliag cigArs on Sunday.
i" The monster tho colorea man, not the
Mayor-why didn't he sell whiskey on
sunday, and escape srrestf'' The advice
Is all right, but the man couldn't have taken
1t, inasmuch as Wilmington people dom
drink on Sundays and whisky has no sAle
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28

The most perfect fitting pattern is the
Universal, cold at Wheeler 4 Wilson's
office, 807 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28
Inuantnra nnd Pnhanaanu

The No. s Wheeler 8 Wilson runs light
runs fast and is self-threading.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28

IT MUST HAVE been very inspiriting yes
terday when Mr. PIckels' melodious voice
led the Republican delegates In singing
" Columbia, the Gem Of the Ocean" 1t
will be very different next fall, when the
party leaders assemble and dmournfully wall,
q Hark, from the tomb doleful sound, "
as the returns from old Sussex begin to
roll in #.asr
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CRY sr4TEwEST.
SUMMARY OF THE FISCAL, GOV
81, A.s,,, GERMS t,S,s QF THE CITY OF WILMING1nN X
RE(.FII'Ts

RECEIVED from e Provost. Reeelverof
l,areiysa ron I,ni..' 5a7T Is
~ lgo, 1, i32, si3 81
et@dI elI ' sed Mn, fnss;,., ll,a2 oa
ltSeh f,,acnIyea n6a Ma,er peP,iie'aa 7a427 "a
AgSi,9Sr; ;gsS nan, K T 75i2 %
Ree i@s DspaerdmfIl1Ia; eIdm HIM..
- MNiht '.sfststs ...st.s...........,., ,fle n
Received froni sale Of fuan M n f,r 'A"''
Tue ""@ru "i fuhilc Edncation..,.... 100000
i"'u receipts irom all sources. 80. Sti7 lBt G2
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NW Hlope. Under the head Of '''nrN
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are given The Telegraphlc Dispn,che, nj,
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he most valuable chronicle in the wo,,d al.
~ "neapes'' Every week is given f,i,bnN n
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THE GRAND NEW BOOK
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SrEAMSRIP LINBS.
TOR PHILADELPHIA. .xgs
IL THE STEAMER -
IS. M. FELTON, "

Leaves French street wharf at g.D a. m, and
u. .. ~. returning leaves Philadelphia ut 3Oa
M, aud y. ~.
Fare IS cents return trim tickets IS cents
Tickets to return by tbs P,, W, ", RailrOad
good to return OH accom- 10 odattOp trains only
| sold on the boat 90 cents.
| On Sunday the s'FeltOn'' will leave Ut 9, IS a.
m, and 2 p. III. Returning leave Philadelphia at
| 80 a. M, and 8. 30 D. III. Jy2l-tf-2O
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THE ARTIZANS SAVING BANK.
No. g2 MARKET STREET,
lNc0npeRtTEp JANUARY 24TH. 1851.
Open Ito to reseye &c, A. bs9its( (gRp9 m lntl p, m.
an" ''' Tf,1'IS Tt5% lsI 70 ss*5!tt95f 5!at95af evenings
SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
Regularly ina'i. IN April and October. When
nlNiurhds are Not withdraw they are accounted
~ ih4s permanent ilepIslls compound
thelr interest twice In each year.
MANAGERS
CaTi5 W. T. 1Iys Itywlsn Georse Georsse y y CnpsII;e CbnsI;
fIansr fNIa1hahlt1 H henson, n; L. LiGltenslcln,
W. Hastings, Jot IL Jack son.
Edward Pusey, MiiliRU H. swift
Anthony Higgins.
GEORGE W, RUSH, President,
- s. cAPELIIE, Vice President
feb21-ly u. 4. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
J, NJ. MATHER, Auditor.
EIRsT NATIONAL BAgE
a OF WILNINnTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS
-oF-
THE UNITED STATES.
EDwARD BETS. President,
lEo, ID ARMSTRONG;, Cashier.
PAID UP CAFIr4L, $4,000.
philadelphia, New York and Boston Exchange
Discount days, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
at $50 a. IN.
DIRECTORS:
Edward Betts, John H. Adams
Clement b. Smyth James o. McCOmb,
George w. Bush, William Tatnall,
Daniel james, Ell Garrett.
Samuel Bancroft, Jr. nl-lY
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STATEMENT or THE DEBT OF THE CITY
OF WILMINGTON, nELAWARE JUIN J,
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NeHt outer circle, south entranceto
main building.
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G-2t'ln-2s
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August IN each wear po,-------...
issu,,s is lsH, Amount nni1le,lnable Feb
4. e liza py ordinance OF Cih1ed Connnilhi1ed to be
or Marc, interest payable on Febru-
& per cen, ana September in each en- hnt first
No. D. as'"'' per annum. Total tVn u year at
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JOHN WANAMAKER,

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
Ahd City-hall square, Philadelphia.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

81 Y + HAshall sa8hHH
Z ipN I q Ml#fiHk
MI John galih "a ~ W.
Won, TtsHs ThMaIay A4snla
~ q II efwieta hi bln.sn
lstHfnsd if9ta y Wits ~ hihaH
.THpln}.
Hias Tiara fgtmah fsshfnni ~
THsslmy fH#H kehtuahg wi,.m 49,
itAa bpen stshdlnr lht summef
w. r. II, Edmunis has sone &,
his plantation nent atenala
wliefe W. firmly esy4st n Bdn
him hexs Keek
We understand that Mr 4 n
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Blue and The ufay Matrimonial
Association n this place, 10 dovale
his attention exclusively 10 Che
practice Of HE profession, aad u
closing up The business u tho late
partnership Of Hall & hkotlc.
Mrs. Dolson Il now visiting tho
northern and eastern markets to
buy large stoqk " fall and winter
millinery goods She willreturnno st
week and her stock will begin u
arrive about tho saine time. Mrs.
Dolson l. q lady Of fine tasto and
judgment In the matter Of pur.
6asing goods IN her line, and The
ladies may look forward with
pleasant expectation 10 the time
these charming attractions In
millinery are displayed for Their
inspection.
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