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b. sMITH.-B. J.'Smith, whose irregu-
larities, some time ago, in the management OF
the Newtown Banking Company, made him
conspfcious, is now in custody at Doylestown.
He arrived on Monday from Montana, in
charge Of detective.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-16

MtsIc.-sone Doyiestown musicians were
at the hotel Of Mr. Michael A. Van Hart, in
New Hope, on Monday evening and discours-
ed some excellent music. aN 90
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r New wAeos. Mr.. Jos. P. Stockton, New
Hope, has recently purchased a new loo wag-
on. The vehicle is a substantial and well-fin-
ished arrangement.
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yEw HOPE AND BUCKS goUSrY, r.

WESTERN TouR.-Rev. f. r. s. Hunsick-
er, of Caryersville; intends making atour in
the g far West" early next Fan, so it is stat.
ed & ~ III il ~ a af
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-16

EsLARGEmENr.-Mr Geo A. Cook, Is ar
ranging to have his hardware store, in New
Hope, enlarged. An addition will be made
to the rear of the present building.
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Phoenix Pectoral stops q cough, breaks a
cold, aids expectoratioI, gives instans relief,
gives strength and brings rest. Price 20
cents. myti, ~.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-16

RUNAwAY.--A farmer named McMaster; Of
Solebury, on Monday had his horse to runa-
way, in New Hope, and break to pieces car
rage and. set of harness. We are told that
the horse was left united at the Post Office.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-16

AaENTs WANTEp.--Three or four active
men to solicit orders and to whom liberal in
ducements win be given. Call at Miss Ea-
gan's, Cor. Of York q George streets, on
Thursday and Friday, between and 4 P. NJ.
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S CAMP OUT.-A number of yoiing men from
Huluevile expect to visit Hendricks Island,
in the Delaware river, near Center Bridge
sometime this month, and camp out for 9
week or ten days. assi
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Fresh milk, every day, for sale at four
cents quart, at Charles Pidcock's, No. &c
Delevan st. ct.
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-=Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. NJ
w. Cooleys. ~ d0.tf
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Arctic Soda, at Bosenbury's PHARMACY,
with pure cream and fruit syrups, 8 cents a
glass. my. 81.
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"A boy wanted in lawyers Office to learn
the practice of law. Apply to the publisher
Of The RECORD.
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--Taylor's Catarrh Powder--not q Snuff
for sale at Anderson's Drug Store, at 25 cts.
per package. Try it.
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Old lkencsses copied and enlarged TO any
size. Fritz, photographer, Lambertville, N.
~, ssseiAsss n.27tf,
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The WHITE SEWING MACHINE, the
handsomest, lightest running machine in ex-
istence. 1t makes less noise than any other
and is easy to operate. Sold by Chas. Schulz
haus, for cash or installments. jy.2.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-16

Van Horn viii sen you q genuine 4s-bone
Oorset Tor % cts. apr9, If.
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"A fresh lot of Paris Green, just received at
Bosenbury's Pharmacy, and for sale cheap. I
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IA bargain in extra wide all linen towel
ing l2Acts. at Van Horns. apr.9,-tG
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|LARK pIERsnN. p. M.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
lsinlIicO Races.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l9.-The regular an
nual meeting Of the Maryland Jockey
Club over PImlicO Course cOmmeuc cer
oD Tuesday, the 2lst instant, ANA
will continue four days. From present
appearances this meeting promises It
exceed all previous gatherings at pim
lico. There are now twenty-six stables
including one to ten horses, on The
ground, among which are some of tht
most noted racers from Western and
Eastern stables, including many o.
the late winners at Jerome Park and
Louisville.
The track is in fine condition, and
should the weather continue dry, ar,
rangements have been made to sprinkle
tn. road from the city to the course.--
The races are announced to commence
promptly at o'clock each day. F0i
Tuesday, the first day. four events are
on the programme, the principal ol
which is the Dixie Stakes Tor three
year olds, two miles, which closed with
nineteen nominations. Among the
probable starters for the Dixie stakes
are George Lorillard's Harold and Mon
itor, Dwyer Brothers Jericho, Cla-
baugh's Rochester, McGrath's Audax,
Bowen & Co. IS Florence, b. G. Thomas
Aureolus, and Keen's Lord Murphy
The stakes in this race will amount TO
over S4 600.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
A Discouraged Solid S0utherner

1t looks very much as if the Demo
cracy had found its Waterloo, or, j
you like it better, had met its Appoma
tox. After these terrible defeats il
the West and the utter decentralization
that is making confusion worse con
founded in New York, where they seen
to have lost sight of the real enemy III
their front while engaged in a factious
war to the death among themselves,
what hope is there that the party will
ever again be able to make any show
of strength in the solid Radical North
We confess we see no future for the
Democracy there, and the struggle for
the control of the National Government
might as well be given up. For more
than fourteen years has the contest
been kept up, the South standing solid
for the party that seemed most friend
ly, Just, and sympathetic at the North,
only to experience a new disappoint-
ment, and have victory turned into de-
feat, at each determined trial of strength
til and when it hopes were highest
How like our battles of the war have
these contests in the civic field been.--
"Richmond State (Dem.)
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

A NUMBER of men from Mary laDd
went uE to Philadelphia the other day,
dressed or rather half dressed like In
dian savages, to astonish the people at
the Centennial exhibition grounds by
the dexterity with which they could
ride upon pony and ram sharp stick
through ring. We have always heard
that i. was a very foslish thing for SEN
sible men to b. engaged in, but we
leave the Philadelphia "EveniDg Bull
letin" to trim them out in the following
vigorous style:
cone of the best things the Cover
nors did on Saturday was TO decline the
invitation to the Tournament Circus.
In so doing, they showed a proper
sense of their own dignity and Of the
occasion thst had brought them to
Philadelphia. 1t is rather melancholy
fact that, hundred years after Lord
Corn wallis surrendered, American
men are to b. found, outside of the
regular circus profession, capable OF
public display of the particular kind o.
childish tomfoolery that is exhibited at
these so-called tournaments. And it is
very gratifying that the Governors Of
the several States, including those most
largely represented in this latest folly,
declined to give cCuntenance to it. That
the Permanent Exhibition Company
should have endorsed this "tourna-
ment, at time when all eyes are di-
rected to the manner in which it is con
Quoting its great enterprise, is rather
surprising. 1t was sure to make exact
ly the impression on the public mind
which the Exhibition Company, at this
time, desires to etface.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
lican, and the result proves, further
more, that California will 60 for Re
publican President in 1880.

TEE REAL leaders Of the South are the
men who carry the shot gun aid by sc
doing carry the elections. There may
be very estimable gentlemen down In
that region Of country cursed with hu'
Klux and shot guns, but they are II
such despicabie minority that theii
l,aduence in staying the food OF crime
which has swept over that country has
not been worth noticing. The men who
represent popular public sentiment IN
that region are the men who assassiha
ted tho Chisoim family, inhumahiy
abused Mrs. Price, the Grenada Post
mistress, assassinated Dixon IN tue
streets Of Yazoo, shot down Bt!ee IN
South Carolina and tried to assassinate
the Blackville Postmaster. some OF the
murderers of tie CLisolms are county
officers in Kemper county. Bark'dale
who killed Dixon is q candidate for d
county office in lazoo county, ons OF
the men who abused Mrs. Price was the
Mayor Of Grenada; Chalmers, the rebel
General who led in the ASSASSINATION oil
union soldiers at Fort Pillow, was elec-
ted to tie House of Representatives at
Washington, and General Butler the
leader OF the shot gun Democracy OF
South Carolina, that massacred the
innocent negroes at Hamburg and
Ellenton is United States Senator.
These are the kind OF men who form
and lead southern sentiment as is shown
in their elevation to Office by the votes
Of the people. 1t is true that some oi
them ought long ago to have swung
from the gibbet for their crimes instead
of having been raised to the pedestal
of honor, and others instead OF occupy
ing cushioned congressio nal chairs,
should be in the penitentiary, but new
erthelass it is true, that these men are
representative men of the South, and
are the true and trusted leaders of t.v
Democratic party. Is it any wonuet
that there is getting to BE- solid k,-
publican North!
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

THERE HAS been some doubt of the
result of the election for one of the Cali
fornia members Of Congress-in the
Third District-ths Democrats claiming
the election of their candidate. The
tficial returns, however, have now dis
pelled all doubt. Mr.. Berry, the Re-
publican candidate, is elected by 24S
majority. This makes the California
delega n in Congress solidly Repub-
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
kPE HILG aAE.Es.
~ RRIAGE FACp~RY AND DNEL
~ LING AT PUBLIC SAIL.
w IN ha sold NJ ,,uhIir sul Ia AN

~ RRIAGE FACTORY AND Dwell
~ LING AT PUBLIC SAL.
Win be sold NJ public sale On
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7tb, 1879,
at o'clock, T. NJ,
on the premises, IN Dublin, BuckS County,
Pa, miles nom Doyl, stown station, on <rs.
the D0ylest0wn branch Of the North El
Pennsylyaut4 X. X, ihe real estate OF james
DIbo.s, to wit
No. /. I.oI 7Oxl12 fsc., frame dwelling 32x
"a Get, wide all, open tta,rs, s rooms; bara
building attached Z4SIs leet > rooms, ctliar
un der the whole. 2! stories high, covered
with slate; shutters and blinds to ali the win
do VS., well and pump ut the DOR, stable and
wagon house on rear Of lot on IA l61. feet wide
roadway or alley.
No.2. Lo. .uxlSi feet, three story brick
carriage factory 30xS0 iett slate rooi complete
ly lttsd up i0 Le Dusln IS, well ana pump
III he or, frame lumber and carnage shed
aON43 eet On rear oi lot.
Ih,s ls "a good business location, tirst.class
.e.A -uorhood. SAFE positive For lulthsr In.
lorMatlOn apply to tho assignee. Conditions
at saleby I. o. Al klNSUS,
Doylestown, Pa,
Assignee OF JAM rs DUBOIS,
lJm.l rs llml6
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
PERSONAL.

Wm. B. Conway, of the " Break" ater
Light, who received the " Belt " as
tho fastest and best compostor o. Della
ware, at the State Fair at Dover paid us
a visit yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

ELEVENTH ST. OPEEA HOUSE.
- SEVENTH AND WALNUT SITS.
SAArL Sl1CkNEY, L,ssce and Manager.
SIHNOR BhRIINE........sSt stage Manager.
An entire change OF programme Tor this
TU GsDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 2lST.
TU UESDAI EVENING. OCTOBER ISI.
-Four great end men, aad iour speciality
lady artists. lU,2l-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
Assignee
lJm.lS-25 llml.d
NEEAT STALL AT PUoLlC SALE.

VIII be sold at public sale
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1877,
At 3o'cIock, +. NJ,
STALL No. u IN THE St.COHD 81
NJ ahkEi. he above stall is situated ia one
Of the best business sections oi second street
market, and Is worthy the attention OF per
sons wishing TO MAKE d good investment,
Terms, 10 per cent. cash, On day OF sale Il
note ior three and hye months, equally Glyi.
ded, for the balance with an approved endor-
ser l.. W. SIlDHASl 4 son,
l0ly Gtd ltws ALctlyuecrs
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

r1yHE LARGEST DRY dCUl,S HOUSE
L Ia Fhi!aieiphia, JOAN WANAMAK
Gra nj Depot, 18th st.. Market to Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
LICEN ENSEAPpllCATfDNS

NIOTICE.-I PETER FORD, HEREBY
~ give notice that | shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and lai! Delivery Of the State oi
Delaware, IN and for the County Of New
Castle, on Monday, the 18th day OF Noveln.
Der next. being the first day Of the November
term, A. d., 1872, for Il license to sell intoXi
catiog liquors IN wholesale quantities, ut the
corner Of Maryland avenue and Madison Sts.,
in the tenth Ward of the City Of Whining.
ton, county and State aforesaid, with the
privilege 10 sell intoxicating liquors in guam
titles not less than one quart not to be drank
on the premises, ana the following respecta-
bic citizens recommend the said application
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
OYSTERS.
hYSTERS OYSTERS!!

"
TO MISUNDERSTANDING remodeIed my
store ut Sixth and Orange sLreets 1 am pre-.
pared at all hours OF the day to furnish ny
friends with the best ice cream and oysters.
The oyster seasOn having now arrived it is
my lntention to sell none nut fret class Oys.
ters and al prices within the reach Of all.
Hoping to still continue receiving II share OF
public patronage. ! kemain Yours,
925-3md JrARLES KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
A NOTE,

The I" Republican -" stili leads In
sarcuintiOn. Advertise where you
Get the most for yodr money and
the 8. Republican In that paper
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
REMOVALS..

r OST-Sj REWARD.-On the afternoon
IL Of the 18th inst, between this city and
Hares Corner, q carpet bag conta ding n
gent emen's dress coat underclOthiIg, some
groceries, and other articles. The above 10.
ward will be paid to the finder on returning it
to SAM UEL MILLER,
l0-l6u 80. liz King street
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
DRY GOODS.

| nm UVV1BDs
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY!
BARGAINS EXTKAORDINARY
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY!
Just Received
TEN PIECES
TEN PIECES
TEN PIECES
BLACK FRENCH
BLACK FRENCH
BLACK FRENCH
CASHMERES,
CASH ERES,
CASHMERES
Ail.woo, n Beautiful Fabric,
AT HslS CENTS PER YARD,
AT 3s1a CENTS PER YARD,
AT 3s12 CENTS FER YARD.
We believe this to he the cheapest Cash.
nc,c ever offered.
ALSO 100 PIECES
ALSO 100 PIECES
ALSO 100 PIECES
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
s-.-Sx; BEAUTIFUL STYLES
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
DARK PRINTS,
DARK PRINTS,
DARK PRINTS,
AT4k GENTS PER YARD.
AT AZ CENTS PER YARD.
AT ~ CENTS PER YARD.
AT ~ CENTS PER YARD.
AT ~ CENTS PER YARD.
AT ~ CENTS PER YARD.
CROSBY 4 HILL,
CROSBY L. HILL,
CROSBY d HILL.
222 MARKET ST, 222 MARKET ST,
2g2 MARKET ST, ~! MARK t.T S'r
Z-2 MARKET ST, 2e2 MARKET ST,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
WI MlNGTON, DEL.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21
ANUSEMENTs,
RAND OPERA HOUSE.

u
Mr.. John d. Mishler has the honor and
pleasure OF presenting an unusually brilliant
entertainpent on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
OCTOBER Path AND 25TH.
OCTOBER 24TH AND 18TH.
The famous Tragedian
7. q. BANGS, F.C. BANGS,
+. 4. BANGS, +. q. BANGS,
In the title role OF the brilliant romantic
drama-the masterwork of W. =. Gilbert,
Esq, and founded on George Elliott's beau.
tiful tale OF Silas Mariner, entitled
ssDANIEL DRUCE.
DANIEL DRuCE,
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
il romantic gem OF powerful human inter
est so chfstc IN conception, rugged in con-
structign, and OF SO raro excellence and purity
as 70 form n rt companion picture to Joseph
'JeNeTsoh's Kip Van Winkie. This drama
has within the past iuw weeks received the
unanilr Gus endorsement Of the prese OF Phila'
delph n, Boston and Baltimore, Mr. Bangs
receiving Il perfect ovation Tor hiS natural
portrayal OF this noble character. A SELECT
COMPANY OF ARTISTS.
Admission 70 and 30 cents reserved yeats
IS cents, to be had ut Thomas y Gys., AT
Market St, on Wednesday CrnirG III
o'clock. lO2}.tt
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

A FEW OF CUR REASONS
FlRST.--Our Patterns Selected by
ourselves, and made Ex-
pressly for us In styles to
suit our Customers.
lSECOND.-Wc have Trimmed our
suits BETTER than most Of
the 50 called Custom
Work.
lTH1RD.-Ous Garments arc all
Sewed with SILK and Guar.
anteed to give Salts fac tiOn.
fopRrH.-We are associated with
one Of the Largest and
most Reliable CIOthing
Houses I'm New York,
ana Through them we
Eetour goods direct from
the anufacturer, which
saves Us the JObbers
Profit, ana this one rea.
son alone bears us out In
the Assertion that we can
aud are now selling our
Clothing Lower than any
other House Possibly
can.
F1FfH.-We Advertise only what
We do, ana our many Gus.
toners attest this fact, Ono
Price aud no Deviation.
SlXTH-YOu are Iuyited to visit nv
and Learn for Yourself
that the above and Undfs.
putable fact aud that We
are doing far better than
we Advertise.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-21

REMEMBER OUR PLACE Is IN THE
NEW RUDOLPH BUILDING,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18
SUMMER pLEAsuREs.

As already announced, the iron hull steamer
Heroine is soon to be put In the lake excur-
sion trade by It's present owners. In manner
that will create quite a revolution In the pas
senger business to Vaudeville. The Heroine
In the well known blockade runner which was
captured by the United States government,
and then sold TO It's present owners. Built on
the Clyde during the war, she has on several
occasions manifested her -worthness In
her trips across the Atlantic, and on the score
of security cannot, therefore, be surpassed.
She Ia capable. Of carrying three hundred
passengers comfortably, and being very
last boat she will make the trip from the
bridge at the New Lake End to Vaudeville iii
nearly twenty miles an hour, the distance
between the two points being twenty-five
miles. ii
On Friday night next the Heroine will
leave her mooring In the Mississippi river
TO take her position 10 the lake, her first trip
to Vaudeville occurring on Sunday next. We
understand that besides the regular daily
trips Of the boat, she will, at stated periods,
make an extra trip In the afternoon, leaving
here at o'clock, to be back ny 2. thus afford
Ing our people m opportunity OF enjoying
the fresh breezes OF the lake on warm even
ings, tue trip including stoppage Of one
hour In Vaudeville. These excursions, for
which small fare will be charged. will be
maze aS frequently uuTlHR INC week ne tIlb
patronage Of the public will justify them.
There 1s beautiful grove Of magnolias at
Vaudeville, within few hundred yards Of
the beach. which is admirably adapted for
picnies, and 1t Ia the intention OF the owners
Of the Heroine to make this kind Of excur-
sions popular. by establishing special rates
for public schools, sunday schools and social
clubs. lii a day Or two the time table Of the
trips will be published.
The friends 81 the genial j. Kittredge will
be glad to learn that his services have been
secured by the owners Of the boat to attend to
her general business during the summer
months, In which he will doubtless display
his usual intelligence and activity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The United States Lighthouse Board has
issued the following notices to mariners, UNI
der date OF May H.: -@z.z. 5.a
"Notice is hereby given that, on and after
June O. 1879 the first class nun buoy, placed
on the North Breaker, bwash Channel, en-
trance to Charleston harbor, South Carolina.
This bell will be rung by the motion Of
the waves. and may be heard OF q sufficient
distance to enable vessels To use 1t as turn
ing point.
HNotice Is hereby given, that on June 4,
1879, o. tirst-class new buoy, with o bell upon
1t, will be placed at the entrance to The north
slue channel, st. Marys river, entrance to
Fernandina Harbor, Florida. It will be
moored In from four to tiys fathoms Of water,
the front beacon Of the Amelia Island, north
range beacons. bearing w ny Il. half y.
1.-THE bsll will be rung by the motion Of the
waves, and ran be heard d sufficient distance
from the buoy To enable vessels to find the
entrance to the channel.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONSTABLE SALES.
AIbert RoJle Va. Joe nrooks.

LECOND JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Ut Orleans, No. 35s2-By virtue of an
alias writ OF tieri facias. to me directed by the
Hon. w. Rogers. Second Justice OF the Peace In
and for the. parish of Orleans, In the. above
stated suit, / will proceed 10 sell at public aue-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioueers Ex-
change, on Royal street. bstwsen Cnstomheuse
md Canal streets Second District Of this city. on
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with oil the
y oysEents thereon. situated In the CITY Of
Carroliton. now the SEVENTH District OF this
city, Ia euDare number forty bounded by
Third. Madison. Sonat and dublin streets.
Said lot Is designated by the number seventy.
three, ann measures thirty feet on Third street
twsen parallel lines: said lot was acquired Try
the defendant herein from Frederick Deibet BY
public. ON the thirty. first day Of January, 1874
Seized In the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
my18 2e isy G H. BARNES Constable.