Daily Republican. [volume], January 24, 1880, Image 3

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'■'""TTe.-S HOUSES IN THE CITY
H>* wnmliwton, UluM .nil d«*crlt>*d as
itrMt.«itories, S room* II
***£$SkwsrsSs
a'l'tll Of lot >1 fMt, 4 loot »U*J
U "ImAi 1»®< «tre«t. J itori**, 6 room*, 1JW
depth of lot 78 feet, 4 leet alloy In
Hood rtreet, » «t»rle», 6 room*,U
'**? fj,thollotfiofoot,
' wiVund l*ILo*«n between
li, vino# and P., W. k H. Railroad.
'■ tor***, * room*, 111 foot front, deptb ol
v /.Sevan itreet. I «torler, 8 room*, 17N
b°- .jei.tn ol lot 88 leet, contrived to ao
tie lamllle* If da*lr*d.
:;. h ,r inlurmatlon Inquire of A. Con
; mo nlnooln »f., or A. Oawthrop, 308 W.
;gb a cn,or<o1 ^
<\i.E.-Two »toty nrlca heaaa 418
r Toy or street, 6 room*, water on flrat
i'twodl'ry'hrlok*,nrw, Poplar *treet above
laventn.
I two ftory
Dwell!*'* Hit Delaware Avenue modern
iprove
• h
brlckh.new, Walnut street above
l .uw Jefferson street, 10 rooms.
V. nSurer street bet 8th and 9th.
iu« Hast 12th street,
»KHJhe8tnut street.
8-Al .lellort
Hi* Wort Third street.
, f„urUi street near Pine, A) by 100 It,
,»ti on l ord and mort«.'me from 81000 to
In mm*to wit. Apply to
10 W MoCAUEI.EY k OO,
DoS Market s reet,
Wilmington, Del.
; mug
street.
H*im
Aleor kent.-thkeeh .uses
1th st M between Jackson and
li. r .
nllu
,u YanBuren street, between
, and 7th Hts.
pwo houecB in row on French st, between
h ft'i-1 lull st*.
fhree houiwB In row Poplar st., bet. 11th and
l-eo house! In row on Walnut *t. t bn
w!i un, 12th st*. All new ami In llr*t
1. n-iliT. Apply to
1 HARLAN (IAUSK,
Front end Tatnall 81*.
12-31-11
It s,\l,E.— thv: mjiis<:iureks;hf
tir,ng trotn business otter lor sale the
ire kjirt:*. Fixtures, Mschln<ry and good
l ot their IMuuibing. Steam and Gas FIt
F«t it* tshuient. 6ow htLg street The
u^rty will ho sold with tho business or
1 ol yeais. The buslne s has
ito siivd u*r 25 years, und theop|H>:
m offered lor young men
to this business Term*
n wigsRGAHUK rr.
iliy t. one sci Ui
end. ll'-lin l
A LOT OF GROUND
It, one
ht»g 'Aid
I with a hr
ndrul and l«
i k morr wo factory
irtv-etght u*et fronton Uburch
I. tel on Fifth street nn<i sixty
I. Streets curbed and
pnedi IS Inch water pipes
ngf'liurrh s'rcct. Lime vats In the lac
tHt). i:• iw a « | for the manufacture o mor
l„ Sold t<* close an estate. Apply to
KVANS PENNINGTON,
No. o Eat 8th >treet.~
i/.rd *
L't 1
l-w-tr
>i .—THE THREE
|.*li k < welling,831 Washington qt.
uu*l hath ; all modern Improve
red tlnoughout: all ro.>ms healed;
l*E U
IK
bus easy. •
fFKaNK HALL, Rooms 11 and 12 Ex
koge Hulldlng. 7th and Market. 1-10-tl _
OK KKNi.-DWELLING HOUSE 111*
Modern iinprovemen s.
ou e and .-table with 5 acres ol laud, c
he jlty
Ki
ol land, within 2 miles ol
id 7 wr
t*
A11iy b. r.V ANS PENNINGTON,
i;r * No. f» Ta-it Eighth street.
IUK SAl*t< —12 ACRES OF LAND
with ^4M* t buildings, well located, dl
ed i a tour fields, with running water in
rj n Id, g-.i.d lenoas, fruit ol all kinds,
11*. foul a bargain.
LVANS PEN
Apply to
.NINGT
TON.
East Eighth streeE_
. i.i.M A FARM NEAR THIRTY
rd Pike, three mi lea Iroiu
nail houses In the city.
JOHN McCAFFbRTV,
216 < frange street.
lujttui
>U \I*K<: KAl\- A SECOND HAND
lor 6 or io horse*; will be
. Apply to 8 bUA
i-14-lwd-w
OK N G.I. -1HI DwHillnil* III
dliter* ni |»artN of ilie eltj,
eiii reially very <*lirtt(»,
<>M«y teriiis. 4ttll aud
rlht. J. 1. Ilf.Alik).
• r want ol
.> of III
la
-'1
$»K KKNT.-A RESTAURANT AND
:.,j. 2!8 Orange st. Auply
EVANS PENNINGTON,
Mlhand King.
IK KENT.—THE HOUSE NG. 1007
jet. Apply to
JAMES L. DfcVOU.
.
1 Ml
-ji very desirable property
th west comer ot felxtu and M
,l (1. CHANDLER,
No. 906 Market street.
on
ar
HUui,|
fhi 1 ENT.- A LARGE ROOM IN THE
I ti* n .-lory 6th and Market sts.: suitable
I*' -ty. Aiq.ly U) O. UHANDL.KK,
611—906 Market it.
i.* IDGE
v Uh*\l.— Fb UN IS it ED
rooms. Apply at N. LIEBERMAN,
6th and Market.
JK SALE-TWO STORY BKH'K
7 Conrad st.; six room* ; will he
inutile terms; also lor
a horses. Apply to SAMUEL
1-iiCli
UK SALE AND WANTED.-WE HAVE
li farms tur sale and have an tnqu-rv
fo ol larms wanted In the vicinity ui Wii
J.T. HE ALP.
»K SACK—A THREE STORY BRICK
ao7 French it ; lu good order ; a
t'araatn. EV' ANA PENNINGTON,
•23-di. 5 E. Elguth s t.
'K SaLL.-DWELLING HOUSE AND
stable aupnnlng ; very low on easy terms.
Apply iu KVa.NS PENNINGTON,
6 E. Eighth it.
:
m l(t
and Aoatus.
1 ■ 28-26-28-:H1
U:;s
tm >
-K.-A TWO STORY BRICK
, .open stairway ; tront porch ; all
f 1,1 >>u|<:-jveineuis; will oo seid low ; only
|c«.\i required. Apply to
LVANS PENNINGTON,
6 E. Eighth St.
I-2HI
IK
LK.-A* PRINTING OFFICE
•plete, 217 W. 31 st.
a. I
1-H tl
0 K
A LE.-THREE SIX-ROOM El)
1 with bath. Poplar street mrth
Inquire ol li. McCAUUI.KY,
tno premises.
li..
. Uuu JUCKBuU st., or
JK KKNI'.-a DAIRY FARM UF 220
a. Apply to E. PENNINGTON,
No. 5 EiRt Eighth htreet
K KEN i .—BRICK HOUSE AT HAR
lll,,n y Mills, with htabio, Ac. Ap*
MRS. M. J*. CANH\ ,
t2ol Washington *t.. city.
6 .
ly to
1'3-tf
' ,1{ SALE.—A VERY DESIRABLE
•I, doing hrst-ciaN* business,
'lira ad ires* I.jF IREDELL,
Now Lonuon. Cheater Co.
Jit KENT,—SECOND STORY ROOM
«er mm store, 402 Market st. AI»o
^lor Bale a good gentle young gr.iyJJik
,lur '" J : lust autl Bound. • • 8-1 w *
JNU MERRICK.
More
I'lrtu:
Uti.l-ii
•K KhM'.-A HOUSE Ol! 10 ROOMS,
gas at «i |, a ;li. $16 00 p*r month. Ad
"• R." tliih office. i-17 sfctu
k kk.ni'.-a good - ha'sement
<»a Market street, suitable tor al
Ines. HEALDkCO.
'•eil:
any u
J " UUN.-.-HCUJE Ot 10 f.OOMSi
a'i I b th; bn p v r
' 8FUlll.lt! \N office,
'K kknt.-a FIVE ROOMED HOUSE
,, Ui«ar Store Filth and sprua*
1-22 61*
in" ^\d I rut
1 21 tu sa tl
J * per month.
SVL'.-A property situ a
.m Brandywine Hundred, contain
well
leu
" J , U , 1 M '•'•rus of very tertl.e
rul lin.|. Aiqiyto
«... bHWARD LECARi'ENTIER.
Rockland, Del.
E ni -THE iwu kooaT> u\
^ First National Bank.
) Men it ftt co., will he rented for«111
'M'PlytoGEO I). ARMSTRONG,
^ Cashier First National Hunk.
K Kkn7._ a 12 Rt.»OiVl HOUSE, NO.
iwitk. 1 Mlx,h Htre,Jt - Family will
*,7 « lc . na nt, cr will rent without. Ap
I*14*M ltrc#< tr oa tu * P reiu ls *L
nuw oceu
THE IPll*«r.ll ARE IMWIIU..
as
II
ol
For the Republican.
The hprloger* arc coming, coming, oe ruing,
Tho Mprlngon ar j oouriuu to town.
In day* long a* .
Tho 8, ringer* will >how,
Tholr nrand dad* a title did hold |
For tho moot ol tho land,
If hero our city doth *tmd,
Not an Inch ol which haro they add.
Tho Springer* are coming, cousin* .owning,
prlngtr* an coining to town.
11/ a le».e th< y do **y,
•I heir eatato quietly lay,
For nlnet.-nlne yta,* and no more;
That the l<a>e ha* expired,
And lawyer*, they've hired,
Will aecuio them tholr l.,nd* evermore.
The n
Tfco Springers are cowing, 'coining, coining,
Springer* are cowing to town.
The original dned.
Which iney g<eaujr did need,
Had long been ion or initlaid,
At length it *as n uud,
Wrapped up tale aud Bound,
Where lor uwuy ieng years It nad laid.
The Springers are oomtng, coining, cowing,
The bpilnaere are cowing to town.
'Neath the ee t ol a chair,
Much soiled by we»r.
The long lost Indenture
To old < iiiapman'a store,
The old chair was t>ore.
To be by the huwuier knocked down.
The Springers are cowing, coming, cow ng,
cowing to town.
Ilh buckets and brooms,
Old ditna and spoons,
At auctioo twas sold
Hut a l.itte it biought,
Fur the owner near thought,
Ol the value contained In Its seat.
The Springers are cowing, coining, coming,
Spnngsrs are oewlng to town,
lhe buyer lor years,
(as the sequel appeurs)
Never dreamed that within O19 old chair,
That a deed would be louod,
For a large trac 01 ground,
Which would causo both )oy and despair.
The Springer* are coming, coming, coming,
TheSprlngeis are coming to town.
At length the old chair.
Snowed the worse tor the wear
And the houseaeeper vowed she would taue,
The old seat away,
On that very day,
And a now o .e Hie quickly
The Springers
Springer arc coming to town.
So she cut the top oil,
When a bundle ol cloth,
Hsnrath the old cover she lound,
The old moth was unrolled,
VN hen io! aud h hold,
The Indenture to Springer was lound.
lhe
found.
The spr.n^i
ei
th - street,
1 he
uld make,
coming, coming, c mlng,
The Springers are eoining ceming, coming,
The Springers are coming to town.
i*.ot a minute she stood,
1 he news was
K N'd,
• That she went forth to tell it straightway,
With an honest Intent,
To all that she went,
She revealed the great news that day.
TheSprir gers are coming, coming, coming,
The springers are coming to town*
In a fortnight at least,
To tho West and tho East,
And the Nor h rnd the South it known,
That the title
Forono hall the grou d.
On winch out ttuel'lty has grown.
!• und
The K prlngere uro coming, coming, coming
Tee Springers
are coming to town.
Sprli'ge>s d d meet
•h County seat,
And Convent! ns they held every day,
And put dowu their cash,
(As II It were tr«sh),
For 'Juuiel .*lo lee straightway
The S tringers are coining, coming, coming,
The Srln/- r* are cjuilog to town.
1 he lawyers all smiled,
vvbilet. the greenbacks were plied,
For thoy knew they would git tho best share,
f the cash which they;
For to look up tho law,
If nothing should ho left for the hnlrs.
coming, coming, coming,
coming
ly
on
The Springers
I no Springers
»town.
Romn Boon.
W lliulngton, Jan'y *.i860.
Tl»« Presldeory.
The Washington corres) onden* of the
North American, after referring to Til
den's chance for getting the nomination
of the Democrats for the Presidency,
speaks of Senator Bayard as follows:
Then we come to Bayard, unmistake
ably the choice of the voters bat not of
the leaders, lu the east, the Delaware
statesman is admitedly strong. John
Kelly is said to be for him, Senator
Wallace is for him. All the anti Wal
lace people, speaking of Pennsylvania,
are against him. Tildeu is against him.
However lit to adorn the Presidential
chair, Senator Bayard will never have
the luck to step iuto that chair. The
reasons for this bold assertion are nu
merous.
The first and most powerful is, the
machine is against him. A strenuous
opposition to his success has already
been begun. He can never conciliate
the soft-money wing of his party, and
it is that wing that is being used large
ly by the bauds that are ready to be
his execut.ouer. It is with delight that
they behold him destroying his chances
with his own baud. On the financial
A
N.
er
he
an
question Bayard is a ''hard-shell Bap
tilt"—the boldest aud most advanced
advocate of hard money in his party,
it is by reason of this that be is openly
charged with being a tool of Wall street.
His persistence in advocating his finan
cial resolution in the Senate, wheu the
party leaders deprecate auy opening of
the financial question at this session,
has lost him influential friends.
The notice that he has given, that he
means to get off a hard money speech
in the Senate at an ea»dy day, is view
ed with alarm by bis iteratest champ
ions, and he has been asked for his
own good to let the speech remaiu un
said. 1 am sorry to say that another
heinous sin is laid at his door. His
fidelity to his party is questioned, lu
regard to this, the Congressional Re
cord is even against him. It oauuot he
denied that he has voted with the
Republicans in the Senate on every
important measure, save tttate rights,
ior the past five years.
It was through his exertions that the
Republicans ate permitted to retain
the most lucrative subordinate places
in or about the Senate. Disappointed
party managers say that he has allowed
the Republicans to keep their offices,
worth $84 000 per aunuu, while the
aggregate saalries of those filled by the
Democrats is hut $54,000. Now this
is a crime for which iu the Democratic
party there is no pardon. Then his
share iu the incubation of the Electoral
Commission will also be remembered
against him till his dying day. His
family is pointed to as being the most
aristocratic aud pretentious iu the
country.
Western and southern Democrats
make no bones of saying that between
such a oandidate aud Grant they will
have no choice, and in that con tin en
cy they will not vote at all. However
strong he may be with the pen le, as 1
have said, there is op-u revolt among
the leaders At his candidacy. His
nomination is impossible, therefore,
from the fact that he can't take suffi
oient strength iuto the convention to
nominate nim on the first ballot. He
can't make a combination with the Til
den m *», or witii the soft-money dele
gates ofthe west and portions of the
south. Therefor he is I st.
Cnh«b Gigarsttss onre saUrrk, oold
In ths held and hOirseuess. j. R.
Hartman, Drnggiat, itn and Poplar;
sells them.
inn «f Ie«-T«jWi Ne lea 11 Ileal I r
Explained.
gr J. O. JACKgOI.
From the Kallglo-Plilloeophlcal Journal:
I do not quite like the heading of
your editorial In the "Journal" jmt
received (December 6th) concerning
"Speed of Ioe-boat*—Solence Contra
dloted by Fact*." True science never
contradict, fact*, but explains them.—
Thoughtless or'oarelees professors of
■olence, it would appear, often make
fool lib blunders ax they hare in this
It i* real Jolly to get «uch a
case.
twist on the professors as this has giv
en you. Right richly have they deser
ved it, with their high handed a priori
reasoning, and pedantio assumption
that nothing can he trne which they
can not understand and explain—that
there are no laws of nature bat those
in which they are posted.
Seienoe is fully competent to admit
aud expound the fact that wind may
communicate to an ice-yacht a velocity
superior to the wind itself, and I am
astonished that Prof. Loomis of Vale,
aud Pres. liaruard of Columbia, should
have been so careless as to commit
themselves without examining the full
bearing of the question. Tell them a
oitizen of Delaware, a mere amateur in
science, can readily convict them of er
ror, aud show as well popularly as sci
eutiflcally that the fact in question is
both probable and certain.
To come at the professors and others
popularly, we will ask, did they ever
when boys, shoot a melon seed, a cher
ry stone, or any other slippery seed by
pressure between the thumb and fin
ger f Did they ever explain*soientific
ally how the comparatively slow hard
pressure of the muscles was resolved
into the rapid motion of the* mucous
missile ? If so,they can readily discov
er how the ice-yacht is shot forward h)
being caught between the pressure o
the wind on the one side and the solid
keel-holt of the yacht upon thealippery
ioe on the other.
To illustrate more perfectly I would
say, take a wedge of wood or any
smooth rigid material and lay it flat
upon a hard polished table or other
smooth surface. Let it be, say, twelve
inches long aud three inches thick,
tapering to an edge. Next apply a
rigid and steady perpendicular press
ure downward near the base or thick
end of the wedge. The effect will be
(if the surfaces are sufficiently smooth
or lubricated) that the wedge will he
forced forward in the direction of its
thick end, and will travel its whole
length (twelve inches) while the per
pendicularly pressing body descends
three inches. That is, the pressiug
body will have communicated to the
movable wedge a velocity four (4)
times as great as its
Now, iu the ice-yacht the keel, or
rudder holding it to the ice, forms on*
inclined side of the wedge, and tin
sail (not quite " flat aft") forms t >t
other, while the pressing body is in
wind.
2
n.
Should the yacht he placed with the
wind exactly a beam (that is at right
angle to the keel) with the sail hauled
aft, hut slightly to lee-ward, (say three
feet in twelve feet length ol yard) we
will have the same proportions as above
stated in the wedge, and a ten mile
wind will tend to propel the yacht for
ty miles per hour.
Proper allowances for friction and the
yieluiug instead of rigid nature of the
wind and the sai , will doubtless great
ly lessen this theoretical speed.
''Quad Krat Demonstrandum."
P. S. We would iuoliue to believe
that a wall constructed sailing vessel
on a smooth sea might, under favorable
circumstances, be made to illustrate
the same seemiug paradox.
by
1st
1
A Joke that did net Turn ont well.
John McCue, a plumber living in
N. Y., went homo on TucHday, in rath
er boisterous spirits, the reflult of tak
iug too much strong drink. He eat
<lowu to his dinner and picking up a
sharp carving knife prepared to make
Hack on a joint of meat; then in
tending to scare his mother and sister,
he sa d suddenly:
"Mother, gee; here is the way that
some fellows commit suicide."
With this remark John McCue drew
the knife rapidly across his throat, im
agining that the back or blunt edge of
the knife was next his throat. The
wi men were horrified to see the blood
gush forth, and believing that be had
killed himself, th« sister fell fainting to
the floor, and the old mother ran out
on the street shouting for help. John
McCue himself became very much
frightened, believing that lie bad actu
ally inflicted a fatal wound. Ue threw
down the knife and strove hard to
staunch the flowing blood, at the same
time crying like a baby. The police
were soon in the house, and the wound
was tied up and John McCue taken to
the St. Vincent's hospital, where he
now lies. As soon as bis wound was
dressnd he explained that he had no
iuteution of committing suicide, and
that he only drew the knife across
his throat in a j >ke, believing that he
had the blunt edge of it toward bis
flesh.
an
Th. Kelly C^.nfer.nce.
A special despatch from Albany says:
If the Kelly Conference held there last
nialit was intended as the beginning of
a Seymour boom, it haB not yet reached
dimensions lar^e enough to attract at
tention from the man for whom it was
intended. Ex-Governor Seymour was
met yesterday roaming about the new
Copitol, aud was addressed by a gentle
man who has held intimate relations
with the Democratic political leaders.
Mr, Seymour greeted hie friend pleas
antly, aud inquired whether there was
anything new, politically,or otherwise,
in Albany.
"Is there any thing worth mention
ing f' asked lie.
"Well, nothing important."
"By the way,''said the El-Governor,
"there wae to be a conference here
about this time, was the.e not?"
"Yes, it was held last evening."
"Was the.e anything in the papers
about it t I have not seen any reference
to it."
"Yes, it wai fully described."
"What did they do ?" asked Mr.Sey
monr. "Did they decide to fight f If
they did, I am sorry to hear it, for I
believe that we ought to b< united, and
that if united we should save the Slate
next fall.
More Uold Coin.
The Nsw York Assay Office shipped
$1,000,000 ot gold bars ou Wednesday
to the Ptiilad-lpbia Mtut (or ooiuage
into small gold pleoes—half eagles and
under—making $5,000,000shipped dur
ng the month.
iunin
BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD
The lorni of memory, tho nervous and ex
hauated feeling, (be alxauUflfju Uun with th 1
result of one's labors, the dull, unrefieabei
sleep, the want of appetite and neuralgia, an
dimply the br ain and nerves calling for the!
neowwary food- Vitalised I'hoopbatrM reaton
lost energy In All weaknesses of mind or body
relieve debility and nervousness and proven
consumption. Physlcluna have prescribed
100,000 packages
r. CROSBY, BM Sixth Ave., N. Y
For sale by/. JAMES BELT,
Cor. «th and Market Sta., Wilmington, Del.
*raHBK!&.w4ia.*!i tss*
s
OriCE TO WATLK RENTERS.
Ok VICE OX THE WaTKK DKPAKTMEWT.
Wilminotow, Del., Dec. 1,1879.
The bills lor 1S80 arc now ready and pay
able at the Kerlstrar's office, No. 1000 Market
stree... The law requires that all bills paid 01
or before JaHunry 3lst, 1880, the lace of the
bill, those paid during the month ol Febru
ary,6 par cent, additional, lbose paid during
the month of March, 10 per cent, additional,
id any amount remaining unpaid alter
A p H 1st, 1880, the ltoglstrar Is required to
have the ferules withdrawn and suit Institu
ted lor the recovery of the amount due ; and
tho water will not be let Into such premises
until such arrears, with assessments and gk
for drawing ferules, are paid,
ufflee hour* Iroin 9 a. ra.. to 4p. m.
WILLIAM J. MOKKOW, Registrar.
ia-18-eodD-edJ-edF
N 011CE.—TO DELINQUENTS OF
city anl school taxes for 1879. Hills
have boon rendered and called lor, and the
year having expired, those who wish to avoid
trouble, had better call and fettle, or we shall
proceed to collect the taxes with cost*.
EDMUND PKOVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
Office, No. 10 E. Sixth street, between Mar
ket and King. Hours 8 a, ra. to 12 m , 2 to 6
and 7 to 8 p. ui.
1-3 ^W
OTICE.-THE KEtlULAH QUAH
terly meeting of the Trustees of the
of New Castle county will he held at the
Alms House, on Wednesday, January 28, at
10 o'clock, A. M. All persons having bills
will present them by that time.
The Supply Committee will meet at the
Alms House, Saturday, January 31, at 11
o'ooob, A. M., when
coived lor furnishing the Almshouse 1 or the
next three months with bread, moats and to
bacco.
a
sals will be re
J. W. GOOCH, Sec.
1 21 d-W-tl
OTIOE TO REAL ESTATE foWNEES.
—Those who sod or transfer Heal Es
tate, and do not wish to pay
will oblige the undersigned,
tlce thereof at ou:* office, that we may assess It
to the proper owners.
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
Office No. 10 E. Sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours, 8 A. M., to 12 M.,
2 to 6 and 7 to 8P.M. 1-3-tl
N
the taxes ol 1880,
by leaving a
1
N otice.—on and after march
1st, 168o. the price of lots in the Wil
mington and Brandywine cemetery will be
reserved sections special rates determined Vy
the Hoard. SectK
cents per square loot. All other sections 70
cents per pquare loot. By order of the Hoard,
ALBERT W. SMITH, Secretary.
12-10 2taw-t3-l
from A to Z inclusive to
or
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in
OTIOE.—TH E PAR l NEKSHIP HERE
tofore existing between Francis C Fe ••
rls and Henry Ferns, under the name ol Fer
dlssol»*ed on the 16th Instant,
by the death ol Francis C. Ferris Tho busl
will he continued by He ary Ferris, under
the style of Ferris Bros., as heretofore. A II ac
counts of tho late hrm and of Francis O. Fer
ris will be settled by Henry Ferris.
1-HMJtd
N
rls Bros.,
OTiCK-CITV BU1I.DING AND LOAN
association.—T he above profper
asgoclntlon will issue a
N
►erlea ot stock
tint payment (I ue February 10th, 0 j»or cent.
Interest allowed withdrawing members. For
?harefi or luformalin n e <11
J. E. Pit RCE, Scc'y,
Office 6ol Shipley st., llrat floor.
1-22 e-o-d-to febll
XT<>■ H'E—DISSOLTJTION.—THE FIRM
_i^i c>! Carr k Smoltz dissolved this duy
by mutual conaent. All hills collected and
who will still con
17 E. Fourth street.
WM. CARR.
S. N. NA1LLTZ.
paid by E. J. C
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tinue tho business at
Wllm I
1 22-31*
ton, Del,
>G register notice-all per
*<>ns owning or having dogs*aaw^y
about their premise* are required to;«abf^%
have them regularly .registered between the
1st and 2oth days ol J
ter date the
forced against unregistered dogs.
WM. .1. AlAXWKLL, Chief of Police
1217-U2-1
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Alter the lat
he strictly en
;ir.
lili III'.O
OTIOE—ALL SUBSCK1PTIONS FOR
puper? sent out. ol the city iuu*t be paid
for In advance. Also all persons who nre In
debted to this office tor either advertising or
job printing would oblige
settling up, so Unit
1879 closed up. A word to the wise, a.c.
N
by calling and
get our books for
OT1CE REAL ESTATE OWNERS.—
HOUSES WANTED; GOOD TEN
ANTS WAITING; PROMPT SETTLE
MENTS AND.SMALL COMMISSIONS.
SAMUELOULBERT,
6<W Shipley st.
N
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IVI DEN D.
National Bank ok Wii.
TON AND BKANDYWINB, .
Wilmington, January 6. 1880.)
TTie Hoard of Directors have this day de
clared a dividend ot six tier cent., out of the
profits ot the Hank for the last six months,
payable to tho S ockholders on demand, clear
of all tuxes. GEORGE W. SPARKS,
17-tf Cashier.
D
n <;
IVIDEND NOT CE.
Okficrok thuDklawakr K. R Oo. i
1)ovk <, Del., Dec. 17.1879. {
The usual semi-annual dividend of three
the capiral stock of this company
day deo'ared payable to tho fltock
or their legal representative* on and
D
per cent,
was this
holders '
after January 2d, 1880, at the office ot the com
pany
In Dovoi.
2 20-2taw-w-w
M. HAYEs, Treasurer.
IVIDEND.
Office Wilmington Navigation
January 6,1880.
D
The Directors have this day declared a div
dollar and fifty cents per share
Idend ol
on the capitnl stock of this company payable
on and after the 16th Inst, at :uu Market st.
G. RICHARDSON Tress.
1-6-2UIW-2W
IVIDEND.
1 )
Nkwpoiit National Hank, >
•out. J)kl., Jan. fct!i, 1880. (
At a meeting ol the Hoard of Director* ol
this Bank, held till* day, a dividend of four
(4) pur eont. was declared from the protits ol
the la*t bIx months.
1-7-tf.
JOS. W. H. WATSON, Cashier
POLITICAL 4 AKOS.
Tj^OK SHERIFF
Thankful for their support during the last
campa.gi, and being again solicited by my
follow citizens to allow the use ol my name a*
a candidate for the Sheriff's ofll :o of New Cus
tie county, 1 consent to their expressed wish—
subieot to the rules 0 1 the Republican party,
and promise, If nominated and elected, to
dlechaigethu duties ol the office faithfully,
and wltn fidelity to iht people of the county.
Respectfully, PHILIP R. CLARK.
Jan. 19,18*0. ti
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to
OUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
(fratnlng, Varnishing. Paper Varnishing a
eolalty, staining and Hard woo l Finishing,
and evory kind of work In our lino done In a
first-cla?* manner by experienced workmen,
Patronage solicited. Estimates turnHhed.
DANIEL SMITH, Manager,
Suooessor'to Barker k Smith. Agts.
831 SHiri.EY STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
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1-21-amd
S PENED THIS DAY, AT 1209 MARKET
st.,another lot ot those delicious Fruit
oft, Ski for 26 ots., soul everywhere lor 18
ots. 1b ; a lot of Pure Honey, 16 cts. per bottle,
a bargain ; Cranberries, 6 cts. per qrt ; best 10
ots. (loffee In Wilmington ; our 8 ct. Flour is
good;our Flour an6.60 per barrel is exoellen*,
try It; choice new cron New Orleans Molasses,
cheap; a large lot of Tea at 40 ots. per ft, we
oan recommend It, try it; Sour Krout. 6 cts,
per qrt., It is excellent. Don't forget
1-29 r. M. W1KR, 1209 Market *t.
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ALL TOE
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BOCH AS
EVERY FAMILY Requires,
OBGAKIZED OS
Equitable and Mutual Principles.
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PROFESSION A I* CARDS.
K. E.O. WELCH.
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THE DENTIST,
Has removed to
NO. 613 KING STREET, WILMINGTON.
A5rAne»thetlcH administered, and all
oneratlons in Dentistry performed skilfully
aad reasonahlv
J^AYIDJ. MURPHY, JK.,
ATRIRNEY AT LAW,
NO. 6 WEST SEVENTH STREET,
Wilmington, Dei.
10-22-tf
mELTH FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.
Beautiful Teeth at 13, $6, $8 and % 10MR
per set. Teeth extracted without pal nflfffTfJ
by the use of gas. Over thirty yoa^ exper
ience. DK. GALLAGHER,
No. 885 Marzet street.
FRANK BALL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ROOMS 11 AND 12 EXCHANGE BIJIL'G.
1 Hmffl SEVENTH AND MARKET.
J.
DWELL JONES
H
ELI H. CHANDLER
JONES k CHANDLER,
ATTORNEYS A1 LAW,
O-24-t t TOPEKaTkANSAS.
LT YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE
REPUBLICAN JOB ROOM.
REPUBLICAN JOB ROOM.
We are well fitted up to print
LETTER HEADS
LETTER HEADS
BILL HEADS,
HILL HEADS,
NOTE HEAD \
NOTE HEADS,
S« ATEMENTS
STATEMENT
STATEMENTS
I STATEMENTS | .
I ST AT EM ENTS |
| STATEMENTS |
SHIPPERS' TAGS.
ENVELOPES,
CIRCULARS.
PAMPHLETS, HALL TICKETS, HAND
BILLS, and in loot everything in the print
ing line.
49*We have two (Ionian |oh presses, and
one Potter cylinder po
order. Give us a trial
press In first-class
1-5 lw
I^REEOH AND MUZZLE
LOADING GUNS,
LOADING GUNS,
All Styles, Makes and Price?. Prlc-p sent to
any point on application.
JAMFS k BKO.,
JAMES k BUG.,
WJAKINO (JTTKS,
I.OADlNd GUMS,
204 MARKET ST.
2C4 MARKET ST.,
TOBACCO AND UOAKH.
TTO it BUTZ,
Manularturers of all kinds of
O
SEGARS ! SEGAKS ! SEGAKS ! SIGAIvS
-
NO. 2 WEST FRONT STREET,
JOHN BUTZ.
—
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JOHN OTTO.
FLOUR.
^JORDIALLY INVITED I
All who have bought their
FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR
Elsewhere, and have beon disappointed in It,
are Invited to try a barrel ol our
*3- WOMAN'S IDOL-®*
^WOMAN'S IDOL-k*
A CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
Made at Zanesville, Ohio, and selling now at
the very LOW PRICE OF $8.26 per barrel.
Choice Buckwheat Meal, 85c. per.quarter—
CASH.
W. N. CHANDLER,
611 Market Street,
Half way between Sixth and Seventh.
611 Market Street,
MERCHANT TA11.0RINU.
M. H. UU1NN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
w
12 1 MARKET ST.,
122 MARKET ST.,
All the latest styles of Spring and Summer
CasHlmere and suiting* kept on hand cut
and made In good stvle.
CLOTHES MADE TJ ORDER
A* Cheap as any Establishment In Wilming
ton or Philadelphia. 6-7-3in
in
n the matter of the As-1 In Chancery
signed estate of LEWIS [New Castle
) County.
Afid now to wit, this third day of Sentem-I ket
ber, A. 1>., 1879, the foregoing petition being
read and considered, and it appearing that
Lewis Zebley did, on the thira day of Sep
tember, A. L)., 1877, make a voluntary assign
ment of all the estate, real and personal of |
him. the said Lewis Zebley, to Caspar Ken
dall, In trust ior the creditors of the said I
Lewis Zebley.
It is ordered by the Chancellor that a l per- j
sons who have claims ami demands against'
the said Lewis Zebley, at er before the third
day of toeptoinber, A. I)., 1877. file the same
with the Register ol this Court duly proved
or before the i0th day of February next, A.
D.. 1880, and that a oopy of this order be pub
lished In the Dklawakjc Rkvuiilican, a
newspaner published in the city of Wliming
ton, once a week for six weeks prior to said
16th day ot Febnary, and that acoiyotiald
order be mailed by Caspar Kendall, Trustee,
the address of each oi said creditors, whose
address may be known to him. Attest:
1-7-law-ew J. M. HOUSEMAN, Reg.O. O.
ZEBLEY.
C
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j
than
a large load of klndllni
wood. Orders can be left at
. Sccenlsnd King streets: Ja
) Moore.atCity Depot, and Jonn 8. Miller,
Rising Sun, or at the Factory, oorner ol
Union street aid Gi pin avenue.
1-14tf J. MCKINNEY
U£9
HEELER k WILSON AT PARIS.
W
F.xfosltlon U Diverse lie Internatlon.ile.de 1878.
CemmlMAriat General. It ts unis D'amerlque.
i Champ-de-Mars, Pans, 8;h Nov., 1878.
1 have examined the official lift ol awards at
theUnfvenal Exitshlcn, * s j ublifbed tytbe
French Auther tics, and find that only one
Grand Prize was awarded for Sewing Machines;
that was given to the Winder k Wilson Com
peny of New York.
The Oran 1 Gold Medal and Dipl
Jlvcred to rce at the Fulals de l'lndustrie, Octo
ber 21, and by me ut once given to the represen
tative of that Uompany at the Exposition.
(Signed.) K. U. McCOHMICK.
THIS IS TnE BEST
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE TO BUY,
AND IS FAST GROWING IN FAYOK.
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J. H. PRIMROSE, MANAGER,
OFFICE, T'J8 MARKET STREET.
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A J. N. HARMAN, J. k I. N. HARM A V, J. k J. N. HARMAN,
J.
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FURNITURE,
ftthnitu KE,
FIT NITURE,
FI K MTU RE.
MJKNl I'Ui'E,
FURNITURE,
FURN1TUB r.,
FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
> URN 11 URL,
FURNITURE,
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FURNITURE,
FURNITURE,
FUR ITU RE
rURViTURE,
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FURNITURE,
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410 KING STREET,
4'0 KING ST WEE''.
4*0 KING STREET,
410 KING STREET,
410 KING STREET,
410 KING STb EOT.
410 KING STREET,
410 KING STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The Largest ant! finest assortment of Heady-male Furniture to be found In Wilming
ton or the State of Delaware, can be «een at 410 King street. Furniture at almost any
l rice kept on hand. Repairing promptly attended to.
ijftEQ
NO MORE
to
'W' av v » ^ *
ACUTEOFt CfJftONIO h,
AILBCVH-tC^
C.ttRS
u
Manufactured only under the above Tr.*d*
Mark, by the
EUROPEAN
SALICYLIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
OF PARIS AND LEIPZIG.
ImmeHate Rollel warr°» ,t *d. Perzianem
0Jro gaaranteed. Now exclusively used by
all celebrated Phydolans of Europe and
America, becoming a Staple. Harmli
Reliable Remedy on both continents. The
Highest Medical Acadomy ol Paris reports 9.->
cures out of one hundred cases within three
* days. Secret.—The only dissolver of the
oolsonous Uric Acid which exists In the,
Blood of Rheumatic and Gouty Patients. $1 a,
and
, ^ 4 - ..
! box; 8 boxes for $6 Sent to any address on
| receipt of price. Indorsed by
j Sold by all dru'iKists. Address
WASHBURNE k CO..
WA8HBURNE k CO.,
Only Importers', Depot, No. 212 BROAD
WAY, N. Y.
N. W. DAN FORTH
9-4 lyiikw
49"For Sale by
Z. JAMES BELT. Druggists.
RAY'S. SPECIFIC MEDICI VE.
G
r *4 4DE MARX.Tneareat t^aok .'"a 1 !;
En kI i b h * '
Kemedy.
\ An unfail
ing cure for
Seminal
Weak ness
Spermatorr
hea, luipo
i tkw tency. and jgjr
Before Taking^' t dl S"if ter Taking,
A.
4i a aequen • ol sell-Abu*e; Lobs ol men-, r;
Unusual La tude, Pain in the Back, 111 a.
neis of Vlslo. Premature Old Age, au<
many other Diseases that lead to Insanity oi
Consumption and a Premature Grave,
4St "Full particulars in our pamphlet, whlcf
we desire to send free to every one. The Sp*»
3lfio Medicine Is sold by all druggists at #
per package, or six paokagos lor $o, or wfli b
sent free by mall on receipt ol the money 0
addressing
THE UKAT HEIIIUINE 4JO., Ni,. 1
Mechanics' Block, Detroit. Mich. 4G#*> >i'
in Wilmington by Z. JAMES BELT, Whole
salo and Retail Druggist, Cor. 6th nnd Ma
ny Druggists everywhere
ket Streets. And
mhiott
GUfVNNITIiN.
C ELT'S, REMINGTON and
all makes ot Breech load
ngGuns,Revolvers of'all kinds
A Neven ahoot fnll nick
el-plated nlslol com
jplcic for fl.flO.
(lias? balls, Traps and shells, Implements ^
breech-loading guns complete. Repalrii..
done at shortest notice and at reusoiM h
rate*.
NATHANIEL MELCHOIR A HON,
NO. 214 KING STREET,
WlLMiNdTOIT, DlL.
S SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM-All tho
j Improved mukes of Breech Lead I bf I*
ups, Mucsle Loaders In great variety, sev
en-shot Nfckle Plated Revolvers, prices low«r
than ever. Repairing done In an honed!/IO
manner at reasonable rates. Cutlery otn l|^T
kinds sharpened. A call is respectfhlly soli
olted. H. J. PYLE,714 Maiket street. j
Wilmlngtoa, l)el«
4-17-lm
FREIGHT MM*.
jlOR PHILADELPHIA!
WARNER
PHILADELPHIA
WILMINGTON PROPELLERS,
Sa'l from Market street wharf, Wilmington,
dally, at 6 P. M From first wharf below
Chestnut sr,, Philadelphia, dai.y, at 6
o'c'ock, P. M.
Express arrangements «n both, cities, by
which prompt delivery of merchandise is In
sured.
CHARLES WARNER k CO.,
MARKET STREET WHARF,
Wilmington Delaware.
a,
UN IH.JtT % K F.ltS.
J. WYNANS,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
NO. 602 SHIPLEY STREET,
, Jtesldenoe 116 Wost Eleventh street.
i H-28-tl
Physicians.____
j ^MON (UJTHKIE.
(JKN'L. FUKMISIUNO UNDERTAKER,
NO. 328 E. SEVENTH STREET,
Wilmington, De*.
Tbrms .—20 percent, less than usual price*.
2-29
rjTHOMAS MITCHELL,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
NO. 412 K
NG STREET,
Wilmington, Del
JOHN B. MARTIN,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
NO. 221**niPLEY STREET,
I.AUKR Itr.KK.
HE LARGEST
GLAS5GF BEER IN THE CITY
-AT—
FREYE'S SALOON, FREYE'S SALOON,
NO. 17 E SECOND STREET.
* Ft RST-CLASS POOL TABLE. 8-1'Jtf
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KaII.ROAI* 1.1 tV EH.
P .n Y D i KL, ; iU,v, WII, VIINUTON and
B A L'l IM 0 KE K A11 * R O A D.
Novkkbkr 10. H79.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
ror Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta
tion?, 7 oo, 8 io, r '
p. m
Phtla< olphift (Express) 9.00, 0.30, l.) 02 a.
Phliai elptila an<i ^ew York 2.21, 7.00.10.02
.. 12.1 ,12.39 h 40 p. m.
• Union* and Intermediate Stations, 8.36
0.30, a. m., 2.3 ..4.00, 7 00, 9.40
-■
a. m
R
Haiti
Haiti m i
m . 12.62, 1.04 6 18 p. m.
I'rams or Delaware Division leave lor:
a m., 1.10. 8.30 p. in,
ml Intermediate Stations, 9.16
>re and Hay Line, 7 08 p. ra.
1 c and V. ashlMgton, 12.61, 2.03, 8.86,
New Castle, 9 16 a
urrlna on a;
• . in , 1,10, 6 8o p. m.
Doimar and Intermediate Stations 9 16 a.
l.lu p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
d In oi mediate Stations,
oo 6 o. 9 46 p, in.
Philadelphia arid No v York. 2.09 a m
Baltimore and w «*h gton, 12.61 2.10 a
For further inforn ati«»n
Phila<:elphlit
8.10 a m.,6
m.
«r: ed to th* time KH« iiosted'aWhe don't"
H. r KENNEY, Supt. _
i*TH
"u Ha
loose, by he
tho (lev
NEW HAY MAKKEl' lO
and S raw, el ior ailed
n or c 11. Delivered a I ove *
A, H. TATNALL,
70» W. Trent it.
or
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