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wnEnIING. VIVA, sEPIEnnE~ !, 1881


MI ,,o,tnG ;,a cnu1 rOVarav may not be
W F': ~. ~ ~ so,,,o naorla think.
70 near Ns ~" 80 oo .t,,Iy in noIitics
etn' IL Is Au 'H,St es' 80, some cnter.
al" aS II Soe . "'S"S
tanning Elue lssusS. -. ,,,,,uood .bo idea
me N"D"% n: IT, t,d sonnroJ The state
tnat aS 'ie 4"y''..' 80. D%a - u oorld On.
printing nom "ne t't .oDat,ns action Il
the posV'mce 'fViA 'no o.'S ,noi, 81 fhot
woulu no se'NpS H'yHs w. w. p,a;s,l, rarIiag
KIN" oi mug l' ,,m;,,nont Tone which
nov III 'no ''''Ht Ds -. l., 10 host
chafacse Ii.' our H''h" ~, - ,Is m.
meOe' WIN WV. Sp ~.,tain fiction vas inter
mihaef .n1s est I.a.a,,a"ooi the R,ois,<r
estea IN .ne fecens pu'SI ,;'Jna,,I,, that tho
Inc "'g'"'r f"'H+ t,a, 10 rnono, eronpb
faction Spoken I .. n%a I G..,t. nrch Less
70 Duy Tue A"u"nN" IA "ato tSe
the neloPoItan "5y'.'S ,, . ., h 90 that
State printing Tue o"T''' ' '
cncap IL " Is so l4v'ia ~, o,,, t,s MIR.
4hls references ~ -.'' w, r,aiimns "a nm.
chase OF ie"sp''S..o ~ .torm There ia
fortunate IN sh es4 " IT.. nSin'. N foroncp
also room mere ios HIS, M,,s,t' The
The sentieHen VIM 80, "S,@ Int GuoiIv did
purchase 81 =, ~" tba 1 yertn,a, do no. com.
NOV e,nU"'A - g., S..s.a Naturalization and,
pose 'n1 ptoa ,:ts ',' s,,n,ma,hv With f The
,aaeeu' nave ,.'', ~ =, nnahIe to buy the
iscuon spo %,, ~ oan,o in later and now
,,.,n oon,roI of The public print
mas +" 'G Tlni Sta ro,,ol3ce hove in
ing on.u Wv .,,,d,nhSr m have seen
s,sn' MeuO AC $50 oIo,ir;stration con-
the pieeehS ',. $50. 4, hy The Reois,er.
semp'aOuS,s ~. $50 p,ai,,rr Who desire its
ftlen%s VI It'd, 70 la srccessiul--the
Pos1Olnso , S"ln 49, rsss finn other friends
ANfA ~, ' ~ Nat ,eferpnce at this
w. "At i =. ;I, om,toiniy hs seized upon 10
tlllo. ~ W.. w. V S,,i'l,. ia wiIlior to be of
snU" ,n"s VA .,'j if;t can he m viii the new
VIII sno oiE 1S = tha stale administration
sew 80 - srno oT the Senators.
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rnrAppLE rREE noRER.
How They May Ea.iiy no Found and Dl
nirnNnh.

How They May Ea'ny 10 Founu anu De
N E. Romaicad.
Doubtless the apple tree borer is the
most destructive enemy Of the tree that
we have to contend with. but his habits
have been so much studied and have be-
come SO we'll understood, that by proper
vigilance his raVagcs can be to agreat ex-
tent arrested. The most generally accept
eli theory in relation to the habits OF the
borer is, that Tie nit ia deposited on the
bark near the auriscso Of the ground. where
it matches and the horcr operates the llrst
wear in the bark, the gecond year in the
sap.wood and The third year penetrates
into the trunk, sometimts 10 its centre,
bores itself upward aud ont. The
tree should be examined two or three
times during Jniy and August la their
frat stages while in the bark their where
abouts are easily ionud by moist sub
stance which oozes out OF their hole where
they enter the bark. By taking q few
thin shavings from the bark with q sharp
knife, they are easily found and destroy.
ed. II any escape notice till tho second
or third year their hsunts nay be found
BY a pile OF clippings resembling sawdrS;t
al the mouth Of The hole they are at work
in, when by cutting Into the wood with a
po;nted knife, or thTUstinga plant wire
into the hole and forcing it to the end q
It, they can almos! always be pierced and
killed.
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IhIs Is Rough.

hep l0rI IF'Otm',
BY strange circumstance the appoint
ment Of Congressman s, s. Cox to be Min
lister TO Turkey rend~rs it impossible for
the Democratic authorities to appoint men
at will in the Navy Yard before election
day, and thus make a mighty political
engine OF this department OF the Govern
mcnt. The law says that no increase in
the force shall be made within sixty days
Of IN election for President or members Of
Congress in the State. As 1t happens the
only Congressman to he elected this fall is
successor to Mr.. Cox, whose resignation
to 90 to Coustantinople created the only
vacancy existing.
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down an ass. We do not expect that the
ingenious special pleading of Harper's
WSekly will impose on the dullest Repub-
lican Senator Of them all.
II the Presidents nominees cannot be
confirmed without endorsing the theory
advanced by Haper's Weekly, we should
expect 10 see MIR. Cleveland serve his
term out without securing the senate's
..advice and consent" to the removal Of
single Republican.
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From Pole 70 Pole

AYEn's sARsAPARnLA has demonstrated It's
power Of euro for all diseases Of tho blood.
The Harpooner's Story.
StI5 BedJord, June ], 1883.
On. j. @. AVER s C0.-Twcnty years ago
was harpooner In the North Pacific, when five
others Of the crew and myself wore laid up with
scurvy. Our bodies wCr0 bloHtCd, gums swollen
and bleeding, teeth loose, purple blotchGs Nil
over us, and our breath seemed rotten. Takcit
by and largo we wcrO pretty badly OH. All our
llmejulco was accidentally destroyed, but tho
captain had couple dozen bottles Of ATER's
SGRsArARILLA and gave Us that. We rccov.
cred on 1t quicker than have ever seen men
brought about by my other treatment for Hcury,
aud I've seen good deal oft. Seeing no men.
tlon IN your Almanac Of your sarSaparllla being
good for scurvy, thought You ought TO know OF
this, and so send you tho facts.
The Troopers Experience.
IEaSrsH, BdsutOIdnd( IS. AJried,) Ndrch7, 1883,
On. j. @. AVER & Co.-GcntlcmcH: ] lavc
much pleasure 10 testify 10 tho great value Of
your sarsApaFllla, We have been stationed
hero for over two years, during which time We
had 10 1.-Two In tents. Being under canvas for
such tImO brought on what u called In this
country "Veldt-sores." had those sores for
some time, ] was advised TO take your saTsa.
pnrllla, two bottles Of which made my sores
disappear rapidly, and I am now quite well.
Yours truly, T. X. BoDEH,
Trooper, Cape Mounted RtHsmtn.
Ayers SarsqpaTM
is tho only thoroughly effective bloodpurihCr,
the only medicine That graduates tho polsons Of
gcrpflat Mercury, and Contagious Disease
from the sySiew.
PREPARED NJ
DR.. j. g. Aver u Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; Price 81;
Six bottles for s..
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"FoR I am declined into the vale OF
years" she said q littlO sadly, "but indeed
| don't much mind 1t since get Salvation
Oil fJr % cents"
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kilograms from Washington Territory
report the warmest weather every expert
enced in that section.
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uoon,, apout tho isepabhe4n sopnto.

Uneasy about tho Republicans SSeHtc'
In Harpers Weekly the President aud
bis party-"very hungry and, IS you may
well believe, very thirsty"-have an advo-
cate who never fails to make q point for
his clients. There is grave doubt OF the
attitude Of the Senate concerning many OF
the Presidents removals aud nominations.
Democrats fear that the Senate may object
to the making Of sham charges against
faithful oillcers and good citizens, and the
removal OF officers on those trumped-up
charges. There is much anxiety TO know
what tho Senate will think and do about
removals on the ground Of "oiEensiveparti-
sanshlp" and the appointment OF Offensive
partisaus" Of another patty to take their
places-all under cover Of Civil Service
reform.
This uneesine; has come to the know
ledge OF HapeTs Weekly, which advances
an argument that ought to DO patented:
The subject will DO brought before the
Senate by tho nomination OF any person
to replace an officer removed for oHersivs
craftsmanship.
The Senate will decide by lis action
whether it holds any kind OF pay tisan aC-
tiyity which can not be shown to interfere
with the discharge Of official duty to be q
good reason for removal. Ii it should
Rold that removal before the expiration
OF the term is justified only by proved dis.
honesty and incapacity, and that Gn oilicer
may uss all the patronage and prestige Of
his place to promote the interest Of his
party, it would virtually approve one Of
the most dangerous abuses OF the spoils
system.
A Republican Senate could not affirm
that officers with fixed terms ought not TO
be suspended or removed for offensive
craftsmanship without annulling the Re-
publican claim to be the party Of reform.
A steady current OF this would freeze n
stone in fifteen minutes. partisan
sctiyity which cannot DO phown to inter.
fere with the discharge Of official duty" is
no detriment to the public service and
goes no further than any citizen, however
high or lowly, has right to go. But we
need not dwell long or seriously on this
point, for the successors of the Offensive
partisaus" removed are appointed as
reward for the partisan service they have
performed and in anticipation OF more OF
the same kind to come. Everybody knows
this to be true. Lot any man analyze the
the appointments which come nearest
home to him. Let West Nirginians look
on the appointments in their own State.
Party service is at the bottom Of every one
Of them.
A Republican Senate mightcon6rm the
Presidents nominations because he has
right to make them, because it Is willing
that he shall select his subordinates, or for
any other reason whatsoever, But we
shall mot expect Republican Senate to
declare that the removal OF Republican
partisan to make way for Democratic
partisan is an unadulterated article Of
Civil Service reform, a great and good ad.
vance In the administration OF public at.
tsirs. We do mot expect that Rspubli.
can Senate viii be 90 ready to write itseli
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THE "Want Soap, universally acknowl-
edged tn he the biggest and hest6 cant har.
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gmhite Sales.
SALE OF VALUABLE

PUBLIU SALE OF VALUABLE
By virtue Of a Deed OF Trust unde
a, AEiM,Slrong 9stId on ne IN day Of JULY liS
County Court Of Ohio County, we VIII ,e1 a, W .Ie
lie auction At the front door ol Tic Cop;t uoTsS
said county, Oh VueOI
SATURDAY, AUGUST % 1855
beginning at 10 O'clock a. NJ, the following AZ.
so.tbed parcels Of real rvpety: u''
q also the following described pf0r4-ty ,,.,
Is to say: Lots numbered ca the Old piE, q, ' ~
said CITY oil Nheelng as tots sisly.ayo al, s ny
s!G.ysiS 90, fronting OIL MARKET street M r, AZ
bere4 sixIy.tive being On the cUfuerOl Na5E,, M
Tcuth Gtiee's, Oh the north ri Ten'h str,et srI
lot numbered h!xgEiS iyiRc Immediately morn E' "
lot numbered sixty.tve .pu AliOiu!pg ibN $50, W
These TVS los Will b. offered Ia sdb.lS iSions ~
so as one parcel, and Will be sold AS INV sS"y,
best. The proposed Eub,GiviApUs are Atot.i, ~,
pat which may be sean IN the ollpa Of ih (c,E
Of the County Court. TnG bllldlugs on tbc nm,
Grty are included, bat no. the cngiUeI kr,,arsSnH
machinery. Thee were conveyed BY Armstrong
whom they may be purchased. AVN
On EAid lots sixty Ave and siXiy.llx them M,
known % be two prior deeds Of trust hut nm 49,
UMdti WHICH We winsGti directS thCse pror JefiSot
rlSi 10 be hfsi pGid Oh out Of the proceeds OF our
sale so that II Is believed Inst ihe DOSE
interest Of the grAn'0ts Niin)A clear die viii Ia
conveyed, By Ms 10 the purchaser ceiling A.
trustees, however. we will not warrant the lite
TISHs OF SALE-Qne.ihird Of the purchase
money, or so much moro thereof ss the pIlchGoJ.
may elc 4, cash on the dRy VI EaIe, and the ~.
mH!nder In two equal luStalnCng payable ~
spCctiYcly In one and two ycAH from The day Of
sale, with interest from that day. the deferred IN.
stalnNents being secured by Il deed Of tnist ppon
the properly, and insurance OF hutdipes 10 tbe
amount oil one halt tho uRnaid purchase money,
MM ?. HUBBARD,
HENRY N. RUSSELL
EnwARn CURrEr,rIH Guc,,oDA,, W~e'
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". BAKER 8 CO., Dorchester, Mass,
THE PERFUAEO BALLROOM !

The Atlanta Consultation, speaking Of the Mystic
Owls dlsplEy, adds:
The peftumpt brll loom was one Of tho novel
and grac Cinl features Of this great event As the
guess entered the Opera HpuSs they were greeted
with the most delicious OdOrE n from freshly
bIoomirg b, d OF thousand flowers The air was
laden VI b the soft, sweet perfume that seemed 10
re the very breath Of the goddess Of pleasure and
q wOoing to the glietles Of the occasion. A ioun'
tain, neStly placed was playing al the evening.
The cologne which gave tsrth This perfume. and
The prFGtiCed senses Of the ladies' at once detected
what It was. We ne;d hardly ~ that tho fountain
and the two atomlZers were di penEirg 10 the az
mOGphere tho odor Of
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Confectionery.


TRAVELERS GUIDE.
A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ATRAINS-E EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS.
oDaIly. tSunday excepted. th0ndRy excepted
WkCplinV Time.
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TAYLOR,s PRE.LluM coLoaNH,

an article Of Southern manufacture that has
promptly won Its way luto wide Syrtad popularity.
delicious; and an esteemed article on the toilet
table Of all that have used It The quick and dtl
lcat0 sens II the "MyStic Owls" at Ouce discover
Cd It's merits, and they had no happier conccit to
lightinl perfume. The fair dancers who found SO
gfate,ul Iefrs her last evening will plcRSc thom
selves and honor their entertainers by keeping up
the sensation throughout the twGIe-m6nih by
means Of thIs teliQhttil akcnt Ru96 MWFA9
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Be- y. . O. Railroad.
Ionye DcIlAlre at s:4OF. Y. for wOOdSaeld and
Isavs ssliiire a. s:iS a. n for spRnsraeld and
~. INV WI a pellhre 1910 A. Y. and Sasr.M
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Who Is iris mRid so veI.; fair,
That she can walk IN mondays gRrc
With her heart dead Let on millionFlrc?
Min -, Of San frlnciscO.
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Who Is ibis maid so slr aud frank,
That 900 The wahf ,lRyed many prank,
ButEow deSp'ses the .Iof.ld Yauk?
Maj - Of New Orleans
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The sale OF the above described properly T.. al.
iournc1 until Saturday, September Il, ii, 70 o aO,s
AN. The othet parcel hc,ct,iOre mrnliOi ed ii
tbs advertisement has been sold.
WM, +. luBBf RID,
ii. NJ RuSSg.G,
EpD1 iNVsInns
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Leave city s.7A. Il. and run every hour until .
Leave whcalIng Park ats a. II. and run every
'G " pnui VIE RuSSsiaaIsSaSsl
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HOWARD CHRISTIAN, Aucuonecr.

The sale OF The Gb5v1 d9Ctiled rroseny Is sd.
joulnGd urtil saturday, scptem6er O. 1t lTO'clOCk
AN. u. N. RUSSELL,
W.P. hJBaABi.
ausl 1iIs!ecS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-07

Who q his maid so dcboua,rc,
Tint passes you by " It'll such Nu mir,
You can't help c.ClAiminy, "Ah, theTel"
Miss -, y, Bclhlre.
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Who Is this maid WITH drcsse1 so ane,
Who is swecser and better than Hue old wlne
And spends her SUNDAYS lover the Rhiue2'
M.sy-, OF Cincinnati,
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WtO Is ibis maid, Rlasi alasi
Whose very tE Is DOIhIDg bit rs,
But always Is rP ally With plenty ri SiS7?
AiSl- OF WCl'shuFL,
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Who Is this maid OF The Tigers lair,
That h.E such very ''wlnGlug air."
When she stacks EN- high" on any two pair7
Miss -, Of Louisville.
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Who TV t1's maid OF kurh woud,ouS power,
That N set ma ricd without any dover,
Because her papa deals In the flour
That sells IN every metropolis
Mid OF Miunean mills
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
ME WARk.
Thieves AZ work NEARLY Mono.
KeDar1an-Cathoh Free of Debt


Thieves at work NEARLY n Mono.
geBarlan-ORthoAie Free OF Debt
Personal.
5pe ,ial.C Cor dependence OF 1azette and Journal
NEWARK, Jan. ~ During Saturday
night thieves made q fruitless entry to
Nc. Lyle's coal office at the station.
Further up the road they entered Rben.
essr Ws;son's hous where they lupched
literally, and, reaching town, paid Wait
to ALI Lowb sf's drug store, but It ia no.
knoEn what they got here. At the Deer
Park Hotel they secured eight trade
dollars, a box Of cigars and little
whisky.
Grandmother Singles, living at Nc.
ClsllAndsville, yesterday celebrated her
89sh birthday, her children, grand.
children, great. grandchildren paying her
= visit on that day. The old lady feels
proud Of her large family and says new
faces come every year to greet her. She
has eight children living, scattered over
the states from Maine TO Illinois, and 81
grandchildren and over so great grand
children. Mrs. Singles has always lived
IN this State. Her husband died 80 years
ago. Owing to an accident by falling on
a stove, she Is unable 70 walk other
wise her health Ia good. These holidays
will be observed with her family IS long
As she lives.
The Catholic fair melted 81, zoe which
amount will wipe ont all debt, including
freecoing. The church will be oonse'
grated early In February. Much credit
10 due the pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Lyons fol
his energy and assistance In building
this handsome church.
Prot. Porter, late Of Delaware College
"a commissioner from Minnesota. Mr.
Porter and family have rented larg,
building ct New Orleans, and will keel
b0arders during the exposition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29

A ThoNY BARRETT In, Q zen, Anne's
Cuy Oh nc st inst hev a. D. an y. h nan y
q en- hnpe's co1n y,
ATmX-Rnss.-Nsa- Clayton, on the i4th Inst;
10y tho ev l. v. Tom Hletns, John W. AUX anu
Mary L. Roas both q Krnt county.
BEAVGN KIRBY.-In Easton. on the lbth last,
the ~ es2ss B SiysR asas Ky; u
Ihonis X Fby Eaq.. boih o; Talbot county
Blu KsoN -FuREACRts.-in Leipslc, on the
Backson and annie FofeacTes, both OF Leipsic.
CLtNDA >IEl : BROWN. I'm Dover, on NEIL
w the Ry ,In,a n n hEwD Seh S oi psSes
CROOK -BA. Ks. AT the residence Of the BRIDES
pWent No. ssiS Market stiest phiiAa MiE,,an
II Cock Of ibis city and CordeIia Banks
q REl--5itiRT.-Iu Milton on iha 9Th inst.
by ne y Earle nalotS James snssal a: co Gtss
/ n ,Rpv .s LEST 5CK " NLL. In Mootton, on
'Isins iSr1ca5tls and Arabella ssockweli both Of
X NJ cdatty.
| Jou NsoN. HIuHoLs.-In Sussex county on
he 2sd ms :, by the R,v. r. II. Rawllns, Minos
y. Johuenn s,d Mis-. sarah e. Nicpos, po'n OF
Sussex cpun'y,
| kTpBY-BEN NETT In Philadelphia. on the
u inst y M me 81 f PSi.SsuSia ana Fannie g.
| Bsnneit OF Kent county, Del.
| MoRGAN-BkRT0N.-At Sou h Aillsoorougn,
on tne Eoth dIs ss az IA III Isss r. Barton ali Of
Ql.en anne county.
NJ IRG N JEWELL. AT Tuckah3e Neck on
Inward Morgan Of Talbot county and Eta Jewell
| u q roll @ county.
| NINCK WIZ BARTLETT. in Easton, on the
| 7th jnst by the Rsv. y. Litue, Snsssave
| Minekwiiz a ID Moliie Bartlett Dotp OF oeronno'
MOWRY WHEATLEY. In Phlladelphia on TIE
| Iath INST by the Rev. W. j. PAxon. W. y.
MoW,y and Ida Whe 'tley, formerly Oh george
town.
MO SI,AND-LEtR.-At PhiINdelphiA. on the
| nth inst BIZ the Rev. DR. Wood. Frank u; NOW
| and formerly OF Kent count, NO., ana ldA M
Lear OF Philadelphia.
TAYLoR-WtLsON.- I'm Camden. y, j., on the
S2d inst 4, by the Rev. William 2. DAVIS, Eimei
| P. Taylor aud Anna e. WILSON, BOIL u p',o''
| nv inc Rev j Earle Mallory, NAtnnnoi y
Veasey and Mrs. Annie II. Lynch, bsth Oh SusSo'
l county,
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THE WATSON BILL,

DovRR, Jan. 27.--rhs fsna0ua Watson
caes was settled By the House tod Ay. The
opirious Of the Judiciary (ths text OF
which will be found In the detailed pro.
cuedipga) were presented at the morning
session apd all read before the noon ad-
j9urnmsnt, y tax which taxed the ample
ability of RssG.ng Clerk Hirsoh to the
utmost. Immediately after the open
inE of the afternoon session Mr.. Brown
moved to take from the table
the resolution citing Mr.. Watson's In
eligibility and declaring his seat vacant.
Mr.. Moore moved to lay the matter over
uUtil TO. morrow, bat this motion was de-
tsaiaa by ayes TO Is nays, after which
tbs resolution was taken up and adopted
wtnout any discussion or oppositioc, TO
the great disappointment Of many people
who expected to see bitter and pro-
trscted struggle.
Speaker Coznegys will tomorrow issue
| = writ for a special election, and place II
la the hands Of the sheriff OF Kent
county for immediate service. The date
has been fixed TO- Monday next, 28th
inst The Democratic candidate will be
named by the delegates from Milford hum
dred TO the last Democratic county con-
ventiDn, and It is understood that Joshua
Bennett, a farmer living aboHt 6 miles
| from Milford, will be ths nominee. The
Republicans, It is thought, will mot make
. contest, but II they do It Ia probable
that William Mason, who was on the Re-
publican ticket for Milford hundred las.
fall, aill be the nominee.
| Representative Moore, who moved ia
postpone action In this case until TO-
morrow, did mot do so from any spirit Of
opposition 10 the project Of holding {
special election. He thought 1t would
look like discourtssy towards the judges
who gave the House such elaborate sni
carefully prepared opinions, to TAX
action without giving their views SOM
little consideration, and held that post
ponemlent until the next day would no
make any difference In the case an,
woald seem more respectful and con
siderAte. BE waa in favor Of declArin
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"a rssINaTON du Pont's Banks on the 10th
in I James Bieesinston, aged SO years.
CARRY Near shorts Corner, on the Itn inst,
~. b, Carey, aged 81 years Ane ihonens.
cRABB in tn 2Sd inst, George q. CrApp, need
pow aEs.- Near Bridgetown, Del, on the l5tn
inss My ssaS I, i moatbs aaa days
u.uJ,YuAY AT Easton, Md, on the 18th inB',s
Richard Q. Hollyday, n his 10th year
this 4, ess r. sS 5lS gsS on 'he 2S'
KRRRIasN LIN this city on the ssd inst''
BsidgeE Kerrigsn. aged IA years.
KANE.-Ia this city, on the 24'h inst 4 Mllls,
KENNEDY.-In this city, on the 3lst Inst
Sarah, widow Of the late John hepheoS' Ssea
"a years. -
ford. on the i7th inst Edith Mallory, In the
nth year of ler age.
aALLILIEU AT her residence. North Milford
Margaret Manilieu, Ia the bld year OF her age.
| McpANIEL.-In Phladslphia, on the 2lst inst,
Dela1laiue Mcdaniel
McKINNoN.-In this city, on the asth inst,
Joseph n. MeKinfon, aged osy
MAYHER.-At his residence, near Denton NM Md IA
on the 14th Inst, James Mayher, ageo apous "
years.
pYlA.-,r this city. on the ee,h inst, ELY El%s \
| C cfrii l. and Lowe ri0a Pyle,
RICE In thIs city, on the a0tn inst, Minnie kico
\ aged II years and months.
Of the schooner CHI one ma MalSR
Til. RicsafdkF aged 81 years.; His remain
H.. % soa.siidne Of uoean view, ps s.,,,n
E Ei "a. 4 ip ~ M aafg aIa
SHVIL Att -
at Nit salem.
aged Al years, eoeiphis. on the o,
sgaoEN.1IIn, Phi $50 year OF his i sss ,n'-.'
sISpALL.-At Newpoi u. on the asrn inst :,
Maggie Kiilgore, wife Of eooert sindAll. aged 80
Esiafives and friends Of the family are respeot.
residence Friday afIern Don ut ESQ p. m. ServtcS
iu the Newport Ii. X. church. Infermenf in 81
Jame3' cemetery.
the 18th inst, James M. Stslle aged 70 yeSss.
STEWART.-At EAaton, Md, on the $50 inst.
Perry w. Stewart Sr In the 10th year OF his
age.
WILSON. Near Georgetown, on the 9th inst.
Sarah Anne Wilson. aged IS years.
WISER. lin this city, on the 25th Inst, MARY.
vito Of Wesley Mtser, aged ID years.