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THE RUSH OF NEW AND PRETTY GOODS
Which are arriving by the wagon load comprising
vast number of articles suitable for the adornment of
Your homes well as the first invoices of the Holiday
lnporatons. enables us to-day to offer such array
OF decided Bargains scarcely be equaled anywhere
We would call your attention to our
Fine Oieorapis. in beautiful gilt FRAME equal to the
hntst OIL paintings, and fit TO go i'll any parlor in
larve sizes at from s.. 40 up.
Lovely Landscapes in OIL size 22y6 in gilt frames at
Si.49 and $3.50 each.
Over 5W ndotints which cannot be distinguished from
the best engravings. at 75c.
Antique Bronze Card Receivers, 99c.
Antique Bronze Pitchers and UrIls 99c
Bohemian Glass Bouquet Holders s and 1Oc
Beautiful Vases IN the latest designs to which we call
your especial attention at 25. ~. and 99c.
AL immense assortment of Toilet SETS three pieces at
40 99c. 81 40 and 81 90 per set.
Kuand Nickel Clocks. 99c
EHanlclcd and Brass Bird Cages at 49c and upwards
Satin lined Work Baskets. from 99c up
Satin lined and Embroidered Infant Baskets
Straw plated Work Baskets at &c.
Rush Baskets. at lOc.
Plush Hand Mirrors at 99c
NV and lovely designs i'll Scrap Books from 1Oc up
Our 99c Scrap Book used to sell for 81
Autograph Albums new fall patterns cheaunr than
ever.
SILyERBERG'S,
312 7th and 3l3 9th street,
oS near Pennsylvania avenue
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The result Of the election in Ohio on Tuesday
furnishes a new illustration or the truth OF the
adage that speech IS siivern. but silence is
golden During the campaign Foraker, the re-
publican nominee for governor, made 105 addresses
in various parts OF the state, while Hoadiy, the
democratie standard-bearer, whether willingly or
otherwise, eontentei himself and the public with
TWO or three only. Other candidates for hlgil
o1lces might put thesa things together and draw
q useful moral from The result.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

MIR TRAILS FARM FOR eALE-5o ACRES or
IS good land harm dwelling shd carriage -houee on
le Brookvilc road. two nile from Tenleytown. BE-
NHITE l2th and n street northwest. oS-lms
NOR RRNT-FARM HOUSE . ROOM CTII1R
Il SO feet forches use q Gov. fuel beautiful ard
and stable. r. A. PHILIPPE. ll2o n. Y. ava calm
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DRr GooDs. .,.o

Chusla Cloths all colors. 40 inches wide 30 cents
Chuda Cloths all colors. 40 inches wide 62k cents.
French 5i-inch Tricot Cloth 81
Great Bargains IN desirable Dress Goods Large
riety TO make select ons from
me stock OF Brocade Nelyets and Pushes. Black
Silks. Colored Silks 'Rhadames" .'AIcrveilieux ~
S1,rah and Brocade Silks in variety. Prices guar
3nteed
We have Grand bargains in Blankets, Table Linens,
Towels, Napkins. &c. fresh goods.
case ia fine Blankets S. reduced from Sc.
case heavy wide Shooting, 2 yards wide. 25 cents
100 dozen Children's regular made ribbed Cotton Hose
IN all coorS and sizes ~, % cents Our Hosiery
department is full of bargains
Ladies'. Gents and Chiidrens Underwear at Bottom
Prices.
Stock fresh and complete in all departments. Prices
a. low a any house make for class of goods
We invite inspection. Come and compare qualities
ad prices We ha experienced and polite statesmen
'ONE PRICE ONLY"
TRUNNEL CLARK.
Sll Market Space
N1TE--Mis BECK. I'd floor. has ample facilities
for Dress and Cloak making reasonable prices c.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANTED-ONE LARGE ROOM OR TWO CONNIE
w ncatng furnished rooms by three gentlemen he.
tween and and 10th and 18th. Address stating
terms, KNOX, Star ONCE. o11-3t.
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS SUITABLE
~ for light housekeeping Address Box lO8 Star
ONCE.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTEDa,IO PURCHASE CORNER LOT ON
w Capitol HILL size about 5Ox10O or 40; state price
and location. Address Box So, Star office oII-3t
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED BOARD-WANTED FOUR ROOMS TWO
w communicating, and Board for FIVE quiet adults
and one boy references Address, with lowest terms
RESPONSlBLE, Star Office O10-3ts
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W ooDwARD & LorHRop,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
9a1. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE .92l
GRAND OPENING
IN BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS.
Our stoch Of LYONS and AMERICAN SILKS was
never complete than at present embracing as il
does the Product of the best LOOMS both sides of the
water. at LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE
NAMED Tor the grades.
CASHMERE ROYAL SILKS, 81 per yard Positively
uncQuacd III quality at the price
CASHMERE ROYAL SILKS S125 per yard Finer
grades of the Cashmere Royal Silks, sL3, sl5O s1T5
SlSI1G and s. per yard.
GUINET & co.'s CELEBRATED BLACK SILKS.
PONCET co.'s FAMOUS BLACK SILKS
FAyORITA BLACK SILKS.
All guaranteed for and durability at prices rang
ing from $l25 to S2.75.
BLACK BEOCADES
Just oncEotl line OF ALIrSILK BLACK BROC AIDES
in six new and striking designs. for s1I4 per yard
Also line of Magnificent FRENCH BROCADES at
$3.50 per yard, actually worth 81
BLACK RHADAMES
Just received, an invoice of extra fine BLACK RIA
DANES. warranted all silk which We shall offer at the
very low price OF ST per yard.
We arc also showing novelty in
TAFFETAS TRICOT
Guaranteed ali pure silk black only for 81 per yard
Tn" Importers price this line goods was 81 % Der
yar, :" that we are Justified in calling it GRAND
BARGAIN
BLACK RHADzIMIRs.
Anew invoice just received If BLACK RHADZIaIIRS,
both IA pdiu ana Oh ccd. prices Ranging from 81 %
q $50 yer yard.
GUINET & cos COLORED SILKS
We have also received IN invoice OF GUINET & co IS
CuLoRED SILKS all the uew and desirable Fail
C1IJGs lch offer at the low price Of IS pei Yard
COLORED KHADLIMIRS,
Acon.ltc ass ortE1e 1t III New Fall Colors
We call special attention 10 theSc .oo Is rs We know
them t. he rstias; every ular AID guarantee
tittni for aai durability.
fELEETEENS, YELVETS AND PLUSIES
Cur stock al NELEEfS never more compIete th1a
~ present embracing all the desirable cclors III the mar
ktt all 81 which purchased early the season at
reduced prices and offered a prices which Can
NOT BE DUPLICATED TO-DAY
We tail special attention :,DDRt)CADE Vf.lVCTS IN
CO1sOkS 1t ST.. the choicest suv,ts ever si.uan
Also. Bi-.ck DHCCADi.S, 81 ~ ond S.
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IfQR SAIE-A LARGE STOCK OF ITALIAN MAR
Die ana tsf1u1te Monunsenfs, Headstonea Vases etc
M0nQmelsS cleaned and lettcred in cemeteriee "
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w o O " 4 D g. LOTHR OP.
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A Few SPECIAL BARGAINS.
312 It'll and 3l3 9Th street,
near PENNSYLVANIA avenue

A Few SPECIAL BARGAINS.
HRocADE SILK vELyETs, 81 so; actual value, s.
.COLORED SILKS Soc
EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS. 75c
CoLORED CASHMERES. all pure wool, double
width, SIC. ' ~
FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON (best,. SIC.
BLACK FRENCH SILKS, 81. 81 25 81 80 ST Is A.
Onr excellent quality BLACK FRENCH SILKS ro-
d'lced from $l5O to $l.25-special bargain
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK (slichtiy soledD 70.
dllced from 75c. to 5Oc. pure linen ~
COLoRED and BLACK SILK vELvETs special bar.
sam, 81. 80. f -
BLACK CASHMERE SHAwLS. all pure wool, g.
BLANKETS from the late auction sale s. ~ 30 AZ
S35O "a, 81 50 $5 to &12 Blankets are from Soc to al
OH e'.h pair cheaper than they were last fall
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 81
black CAsHMEREs. all pure WOOL are cheaper than
they Were Last fall. ~ f ~
"CARTER'S"
oce I'll MARKET SPACE
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w nAx,s SECRET.

She is over worked poor thing. Proud honorable.
faithful, womanly, she determined to keep expenses
down, and do the work herself Right nobly has she
done it, but at terrible cost The sparkle that was in her
eye when she was bride is gone Her once plump and
rosy checks are now hollow and coorless She used to
step lightly and gracefully but now she drags one foot
after the other with painful WEAKNESS
For the sake OF the family she does not mention her
aching back her acutely painful nerves her rheumatic
twes her dyspeptc troubles the heavy weixht she
feels in her right SIDE that tells her her liver is going
wrong. She thinks nobody knows about all that and
she will suffer in quiet and unrepinns patience
Alas her secret open one for tells its own tale
Whisper this in her car she ought to know IT, Madam
Brot5E's Iron Bitters ,cu heal your back cain. pos
nerres. XII your rheumatism drive out your dyspepsia
and correct hrer. Dollar bottle Nearest drug
gist 191 =.
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80 Gil mAhkEI SPACE.
FREscH Flowers
We have inst received large and handsome line Of
Flowers. which we will sell at astonishing low prices
We name few:
LARGE SILK VELVET pANsIEs, rubber stems 80
HANDSOME LARGE SILK BUDS, six in bunch *
cents O -
VERY HANDSOME ROSE BUD. in all colors IN
cents dozen.
AN IMPORTED ROSE, Moss Stem three for Q, cente
FRENCH VIOLETS in all colors, 10 cents per bunch
We have full limo of ARTIFICIAL PLANTS. WIN
DOW BOXES, HANGING BASKETS VINES and all
House Decorations. which will also sell at very low
prices.
PARISIAN FLOWER CO.,
No. lilo street northwest,
os Between 18th and 18th Streets.
BLAME rs. BLANKETS
above goods s viii III e. s s AL OF the
fo sa R sne 81 IA; Sspltangs all prices cheap
GOD 6 Sois:e a's siiit s. Is. 81, s1as
few pairs Of soied Blankets LET from last season.
Our stock never was SO large prices SO low before
JOHNSON.
oo I'll Market Space
LoRD BEAcoNsr1ELp
HAS SAID:
"Dress does not make man. but it often makesa spc
| cessful one" :
In these days there is excuse for males who WEAR
-ntting and questionable clothing and who are care
less about the style Of the general makeup of their an
pare Tor Dealers in Ready Made Clothing have brought
the manufacture OF garments to such science and re-
ouced the cost to such minimum, that with compar-
ativeiy small sum Of money one can purchase COM
pete outfit IN style t quality and workmanship to the
more expensive custom made garments.
! twill be worth your while to examine our style.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
| oNE-pRIoE CLoTHIER AND TAILOR,
| GOT SEVENTH STREET,
! 90 Opposite U. s. Post Office
RTIEICIAI, EYES
"a %. $40. S15. Eyesight fitted
,.v,o HEMP; ER'S OLD STAND,
xuyGS pennSyivayia evrs,r,a
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF PE0NOGRaPTTY AND
W 1NpE-WRITIN(i. ga street northwest
ti-t-S..S ..ll meet each evening at o: 20
PRIV ATE Lessons given il desired
SRftIaI Course Of twelve lessons for Phonog1aperS
STUDENTS sTIEplIed with Text books Cory books
ISis. - ~
TYPE HRIIING Lessons at any hour of day or even
iyle-"ri'nS correctly and promptly done at o..
street NV All work satisfactory Ask FOR N,SEsN oil
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-12
Democratic Economy and Re.
trenc hment.

During the late campaign in Della
ware, the Democrats promised retrench-
menr and reform, and were particularly
severe upon high saaried officers. If
they were successful they were to prac-
tice the most rigid economy and the
people were to be relieved of paying
high taxes. They have kept their
promises have they not? How have
they kept them They have appointed
an additional assessor for Wilmington
to be paid ont Of the County taxes.
They have remodeled the city charter.
and raised the Mayors salary from
=, POO to 81, 800, difference Of $500
against the city. They have created a
city judge at salary of 81 900, II di fer
ence of 81, 800 against the city. They
have provided for clerk for the judge
at II salary of 800, difference of 500
against the city They have increased
the salary of the City Solicitor froIs $500
to $1,000, difference of $500 against
the city, They have increased the
salary of the City Auditor from $500
to 81, 200, Il difference of $500 against
the city. They have increased the
salary Of the City Treasurer from 81 900
to LOO, a difference of $500 against
the city. They have raised the salary
of the Chief Engineer Of the Water
Department from 81 200 to 5000, a
difference $500 against the city. They
have raised the salary of the
Chief cf Police from $3.50 to 81 300,
difference of $3.50 against the city. They
have raised the salaries of patrolmen
from $500 each to $3.50 each, and there
being thirty-eight of them, including
four sergeants and two specials, it
will make difference OF 81, 100 against
the city.
They have raised the salary Of the
clerk of the City Council from 81 900 to
81, 800, making difference of $500
against the city. Besides all this a !
Water Commission is to be appointed |
with Il salary if not less than $500 each,
which will make 5000 more against the
city. The total aggregated increase of
salaries Of city officials alone will run
up to Sll 800. A. Of this money must
be raised by taxation and the tax pay
ers OF the city must pay it. Some of
these salaries were too low it is true,
but the Legislature seems to have ia
ken care to raise the highest salaries
the most. For instance the salary Of
the Chief Engineer Of the Water Works
is increased $500, with a Democratic
Water Commission appointed the Oh
Ject Of this Is seen at IA glance. 1t
would make "A good winters work for
the eX-Chief. The costs and fines that
will hereafter be- paid into the City
Treasury as an OFFS to this increase OF
EXPENSES. is Il mere hagateIle The
truth ina nut shell is that the Demo-
Gratis promised 10 reduc; taxation and
to practice more economy III the adj
Of the government. What
they meant by that was to prepare the
city for long reign of Democratic rule
and to prepare increased salaries for
Democratic officials, who, it is expect
ed, soon to taru the place of Republic
can officials. Such r-treurhnclt has
made il necessary to raise { ,ijJ more
in taxes. How dc the payers OF
Wilmington like the picture"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-12

Unless There are UNUSUALLY neaNy
April t'rosts, the probability is that the
season will be- favorable for fruit. The
backward season has allayed much anN.
iety and the fine balmy growing wealth,
er we have had for two or three days
past is evidence that lost time is to BE-
made up and vegetation quickened into
rapid growth. 1t is to be hoped that
mild Spring temperatures will prevail
from this time onward and that cold
waves and killing frosts may no more
occur this season. a forward Spring is
usually more prolific in damaging frostS
than a backward season. In the rather
forward season of 1880, it will be recol
lected that the froSts that occurred from
the ninth to the twelfth Of April eX-
tended with terrible uestructiveness
over the Delaware peninsula, killing
not only the peach crop but vegetables
ana extending south was very destrllc-
tive to the cotton crop of the Southern
States. But in the later Spring of 1881,
though the frost bearing waves i'll April
extended as far South as those of the
year before, the damage they inflicted
was confined mostly to tender vegcta,
ton on low grounds, bat partially kill
ing the peach crop of the peninsula.
In consequence of this not more than
halfa crop of peaches was gathered,
though there may have been more
money in it than if there had been an
overwhelming crop that conId not br
gathered and glutte,l the markets. The
New York Herald in an article referring
to early fr"sts, suggest, the employ
ment of artificial means on The 4 Allan
tic coast where the Spring temperatures
are 50 changing aud trracllerous
In France aud Germany, the prohuc-
tion of artificial clouds Of smoke by
carefully mixing gas tar with slwdust
and old straw and piiing up the mix
tire in large heaps in the vineyards is
an inexpensive appliance against frost
which has long been successfully tried
The burning Of this mixture or Of any
free burning material during calm and
clOudle>S nights even III our compare
lively dry climate wnllid doubtless az
ford ample protection against ordinary
tros'S. The burning "t such material
would create II vast volume of smoke
which would hover over the orchards
settle amongst the peach trees and
gather il banks aru,lli the wood land
etftctrlally brea King he rDat veins. The
burning oi gas ara lilr same tim" would
prov. "A disiuI"rlnnt Iu malariOus dis.
trictS and wOu.d dUA uUuhl" duty. If
these means were rmpIUy"d, frost sig
mails in the weather reports would be Uf
decided advantage, as fruit growers.
gardeners and truckers would then not
be caught napping, but be- always on
the watch for the enemy that comes 81
silently in the nigh and does such an
immense amount OF damage. Ii gar
deners and fruit growers on the Middle
Atlantic coast can avert the killing
frOsts of the next fortnight from their
crops tae c.n"l danger from this source
will .w over.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-12
Here weAre Again,

Now few words again in
regard to good flour. 1t is
the main thing in the pro-
vision of a family, and the
more we know about flour
and the manner in which it
is made the better. Somepeo-
pie think real white tlouris the
best but people are mistaken
in this idea. Real white wheat
has too much starch, ard is
neither healthynor nutritious.
Understanding the compost.
ton Of the various grades of
flour, | keep the best and
none but | cannot freely re-
commend.
do not forget that | will
send your purchases home to
your houses. Leave your
marketing at my store and |
will have it senthome to you.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-12

Albums ~ boIhrr have the largest
cheapest dnd best assortment Of baby
"arriHg"" In this city. I'll" ladies are
particularly invited TO call and see
them. Prices low ~ the lowest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-12

Removes tn t embargo in reading -- the
TASK OF holding upa heavy book by the hour,
and makes reading and study 80 easy that
there il no excuse for ignorance. 1t handles
heavy books as easily ns light ones and holds
them open at any angle or in any position.
IL IS q boon 70 invalids. JOY to we'll people.
and invaluable for children in school rerJioy.
IiIg the cause of round shoulders and prcscrv.
hg the eyes by placing the book lust where
II rs wanted and lust as 1t II wanted The
labor OF readin.; il reduced simply to moving
the eyes from one line to another.
The Machine holds the hooks hy the
covers, leaving the leaves free to be turned. -
lhey are then held open with a Lrui.iioIdcr
watch by a touch can DE rcmOt ed to turn the
leaves and again tplaccd to hold them open
Ii' book llltstp any angle and t. pilotrd 50
AS 10 turn around to any position. \ clamp
attaches II to table or desk An Extension
tfM L. also made to attach To- chairs. Book.
eases, Dictionary Holders or OF cr convenient
objects. However, the Table Clamp. which
always accompanies the Book Holder. will
usually be found ample. The whole ar
raIHeIhenl II very compact, ornamental and
free nom complication.
l'rccs Book Holder with Leaf Holder
ana Table Clamp, complete, in white finish,
81 Bras - Gold Plated 50. The Eytrn
non Arm arranged to attach to chair arm.
ETC., IN white finish 81 additional Brass, H!
ana Gold fIalcd. 50.
cent by mail pW t-paid on receipt Ut prise.
maze the Dictionary h"lncr busincs. and
hh" all kinds Of Dictionary Holders. CIR.
chilr. free. Address. LA VERNE, "
NbN ~, "and lul West Monroe street,
Chicago
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Jno, v. DiefendoIf & Co,
M THIEF 53s North Fourth ~

INV IITII1L TITTLA DEIT'TTN.
Guarantees to cure talSo by letter. Nervous
Debillty, Youthful lmprudence. Lost Man.
mood. Effects of lndi+creiion. Private III ceases.
!aculc cases IN 4 10 10 day Pimples. Trttert.
Falling ont Of Hair, etc. Dir. Tleel has had
10 years Medical experience. and Is the only
physician in Philadelphia who has made his
speciality ia Europe under the leading pro
ie'sorS. Read ''ScolTge Of Quacks" tie ex-
posing Of "Selfstyied Professors" "Revpr.
ends Free Prescriptions. Museums. cue.
This Is the only book which il free from N
eXaggcrntion. and gives n true history of ner-
volis debility, skin, blood and private dis
eases, and shows the best methods OF treating
those diseases, by the leading authorities Of
tn" world. Price 20 cents
ono" hours;-?a II. N 10 ! p IN, and from
IN y. N. SUNDAY. ga. III. to p. m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-12
ESTHER,
THE BEAUTIFUL QUEEN

viii appear at Odd Fellows Han, lhtrd
and King SITS, Thursday and Friday even
ings, April II and Is, assisted by "A rhorou- .:
~ voices. CarAs Of admission Single -
cents. double c0 cents. n, lost
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-12
Stock Gambling.

Tine Philadelphia Ledger is sarcas'i,
caIiy severe on stock gamblers and de.
serNcdiy 50, Judging from the extremes
to which it is carried by ventlrcSolne
spectators and out and out gamblers.
That there are some honest well luean-
InI men engaged III it in Il Legitimate
manner will not be denied. but that
stock brokerage is fast merging into
gambling is a So too tfaie. Nearly all
the great thieves and embeZzlers that
disgrace olr country and name, COM
n"nrrd their career Of dishonesty by
vrnrnrlng money they held in trust ON
fancy stocks, for The latter ALWAYS
strike TN" eye oi a speculatOr more
iav"rabiy than solid legitimate brok
rrAg".
II takes prospective gold mines and
mountains Of silver combinations to
roy" IN the man u! fine fancy specula-
wv lii'l IN anu II Has llbI IltFIl lDIIH
Nlncr, even one OF the Bishops OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church was roped
int" one of th"~" gold mine stock gam
bling concerns, Bur here is the Led.
GERS sid" If stock gambling after learn
ing OF a big emhezzltment in New
York
II Is explained that the most recent
Of "a big amount Of money in
New York did not waste the 500, 900 he
,f"i" in stock gambling, but in bets on
horse races. II is not easy to see which
side Is intended to b" the beneficiary Of
his explanation but, while the fact
may r"ulain that The stolen money was
-Hiand'red, A. nearly always happens,
i will strike h" ordinary apprehension
hat gross H. jus'i"" j. done to the horse
Iach ,p"f' by putting them on the
Iey", II @'ock gamblers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-12

A lat inc Committee on Eduratiun
has made a report ON the rulOrri ,chvr
question and have recommended IA, an
preparation OF $1,000 to be divided
equally among the three CJuutir, of thr
State. The bill take, the question oar Of
the hands Of the Delaware As,oci .tiou
amt turns over the ear. Of the schools 10
the State Superintendent, and the
County Treasurer who disbursrS all
monies applicable TOT he colored schools.
Senator salisbury and his organ, the
Delawarean--hy The way The leading
organ OF the Democracy Of Delaware,
are fiat footed against any appropria-
ton whatever for rOlur,d arlus, ANA
would even deprive t!Iclu OF he &, 100
Appropriation they have been. receiving
for the last two years. Under these
circumstances III" liIl will stand Il ,oor
chance Of pa>siug the present i.rgl,la-
ture.
InlS II III k''i'lnG WIN IN" pj lIUIpI">
of D"Iaw4r" BoufI"no. If tlrs cannot
have slave, 10 Ill, their ground and fan
them while they o'""p, they viii rot
educat" them when fire." aud th"roIor,n
p""pl" Of Dr,HwIo' %,l D.Yr a. .,on
ont for Themselves. Nbo refusal t. give
Them any lrpr"rrja'. ID whatever will
show how n~,@ ~, eod Gru,s were
Democratic '"Wr"- IL III" last cam
paisn, ann $50 q" "a-IltrtuI in return
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