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Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
Convinced Thai Nr. Iilaen Can
hfano amy amount Of Fatigue.

A Washington correspondent says
The outcome of Mr.. BlGckburn'S yisiS
to Mr.. Tilden at GreystOne, this sum
mer, under the friendly auspices OF
Mr.. Watterson, is given in an interview
published in the Louisville Courier
journal" +" in which Mr. Blackburn dc.
clarcs himself loudly in favor Of Mi.
Tllden as the Democratic candidate IN
the event that the Democrats shall car
ry New York this Fail. Mr.. Blackburn
has long been thought al ally OF Sena-
tor Thurman, but hA has discarded him
on account of the late loss Of Ohio. 1t
is reported here that Mr.. Blackburn at
one time had great misgivings as to Mr..
Ti!den's physical fitness to stand the
fatigue Of the Presidential Office, all OF
which, however, were dispelled during
his late visit to Greys.one, Mr.. Tilden
having made an athletic exhibition TO
Mr. blackburn of his surprising actiVi-
ty in series of handsprings on an elias
tic balustrsde specially erected for that
purpose on a stairway leading to line
cupola a: the top OF his mansion.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

SENATOR BUTLER, of South Carolina,
the hero of the Hamburg and Ellenton
negro massacre, and Ex-Governor Hamp-
ton his colleague, elected by Butler q
shot. gun legion, have united in de,
mand for the removal of Nix, the Black
vile postmaster, and the reinstatement
of Miss Maher, one OF JEFF. Davis Gun
reconstructed spinsters. There can
be NO doubt OF the removal Of Nix, for
If Postmaster General Key does not re,
move him the shotgun will.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
Might Have Reeu SerlNNS.

The Finance Committee of the Board
Of Education, held a committee meeting
in the room Of the Board last evening
and on adjournment at about nine
O'Clock the gas was turned off before
all the members had descended the
stairs thus making the stairway dark.
Mr.. Edward ?. McIntire Chairman of
tue Committee in attempting to descend
the stairway missed his footing At the
top and fell headlong all the way down.
Fortunately he escaped with a few
bruises.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
A Boy Shoots aud kilI4 sfts
HrnFTkvr

Frank Morris, aged thirteen years,
was shot and instantly killed by Lis
brother Charley, aged eleven, while
hunting on Nathan Gutendanluer' )
farm, rear Cheviot, Ohio, on Tuesday.
The boys were accompanied by their
uncle, and a quarre! arose about gun.
Whether the shooting was the result OF
accident or purposeiy donei is not known.
The boy was arrested. The mother is
widow.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
RehObOth's Future.

-
seaside watering place OF resort is well
assured though time will be required to
obviate the difficulty ola want OF direct
| communication. Much has been al
ready done in that direction but much
more still remains to be accomplished
which time, patience and perseverance
will most assuredly bring about. Sc
cure and safe bathing in the ocean surf
| is what gives to seaside resorts during
the hot summer months, the prefer
encs over inlani mountain retreats
however shaded the latter may be, or
however romantic hill and dale and
dashiny water falls and brooks full Of
speckled trout. A cottage on the barn
ing sand where m green thing can
grow, where the drinking water il ever
brackish, 80 that it Is within sight OF
the white capped roaring waves as
they come dashing upon the sandy
beach and lose themselves in whitened,
foamy spray is the delight of pleasure
seekers, and wherever there is an all
sence of the dreaded undertow, and
where the waves roll in tue highes. and
gentlest, must become the popular place
of summer resort. The truth OF this is
attested by the fourishing summer
towns of Long Branch, Ocean Grove,
Atlantic City, Cape May, Ocean City
and many more cities by the sea that
we might mention that derive the only
Importance they possess from their To-
cation on the sea shore. 1t is not be-
cause Rehoboth il Delaware sea side
resort thai We would write it into im-
portsnce at the expense of other resorts
but 1t is doing Rehoboth nothing more
than mere simple justice to say tha. in
sea bathing she exceeds all other places
that We have mentioned. No safer
beach can be found upon the
coast, and there is no place
where the hinge but gentle waves wrap
the human form in its embrace more
tenderly and with more delicious SEN
sation of pleasure to the bather. SO
far as bathing is concerned Rehoboth is
more than success. Will IL be TOO
much TO predict that it will in lime be-
come as renowned as AtlantiJ City and
Cape May In bathing II is superior,
but it has the disadvantage Of being
hard to reach and the distance trom the
large centres of population gives it
disadvantage to lis rivals on the eNd ol
jerseys sand bar. This appears to be
all that initiates against RehobOth, but
a. we have already said this objection
will BE- gradually overcome by the open
Ing up OF water COMMUNICATION du'i Tue
superiority of the place as a summer
resort. |. is still IN its infancy and set
it is assuming the proportions Of
fouriahing town. Some thirty cottages
built large and airy aud il the hand
some style OF modern rustic architecture
already grace the avAnues which are
wide and laid out with commeudable
regularity ard fore.nought. R-hoboth
is no more myth "a thing of the irnagi-
nation, but Il real soit reality bidding
fair to catch up and outTun in imyor-
tanc. ether sea side resorts Of greater
present ren0wn, which at one time stood |
for many years in their infancy almost
unknown. Reh0botll is an assured sue
cess.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
Tl,den's Iacoms Case G'ptp.acI.

The case of tho Government against
Samuel ]. Titdeu, for alleged unpaid
incom. taxes, vas up in the United
States Circuit Court, New York, before
Judge Blatchford ,on Wednesday, Tor ar
gument on demurrer TO bill Of discov-
cry filled by the Government. Ex-
Judge Porter, sir. rilden's counsel,
asked FOR delay, rs hc was not yet pre-
pared to argue the case, and II was
allowed by the court to 90 over until
Monday next.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

GEAR REPUBLICAN, for Governor OF
Iowa, has about $4,000. o.majority over
the Democrat and about 400 over
the Greenback candidate. The North
ern Democrats must look wistfully
with tears in their eyes towards Mis-
sissippi aud are sorry that they can
not adopt the same plan in the North.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

The veteran spirit and embodiment
Of the Morning Herald" John o.
Byrne, is stumpipg New York for the
Robinson Democratic ticket, his elo-
quent voice being imperativsly needed
there to prevent the Irish Democrats
from joining John Kelly in a body.
The latter will meet his match In a
grand oratorical tilt with Mr.. O'Byrne.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

The Richmond, Virginia, state
(Dem.) has been overwhelmed by the
news from Ohio. In agony OF soul it
excIaims: "We confess W. see no fu-
tnre for the Democracy there, and the
struggle for the control of the National
Government might as we'll be given
up,n
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

ENENlNf SCHOOL. - An evening school
~ viii be opened by the Board of Public
Education OF Wilmington on
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9th,
att 7o'clOck,
In school house No. ., corner of Eighth and
WollastOn streets. No person will be admit
ted rs pupil under Is years of aye or who is
In tendance at any day school. The fec for
tuition and use OF books will be one dollar
wliiai must be paid at time of entrance. Ap-
p'icdtIoa Tor admission may be made at the
school. CHARLES BA RD,
I'Hns. Il LALLY, Com.
iV-25 "t b X. IEIsLEh,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
Nathan Hiiles Charged wish "a
Breach of TrBSt.

Nathan Hilles. ex-President Of the
Philadel phia Gas Trust, was before
Magistrate List, yesterday, upon a
charge of embezzlement. The prose
cution grew out OF an order OF tho Or
phans' Court,in which Mr.. Hilles filed
his account as executor OF tie es-
tate OF Charles Bolton on Noverp
Der 81, 1878. A deficiency was cls
covered in the accounts by the Court,
and the executor was directed to make
good the discrepancy. Being unable 10
comply, Mr.. Hilles was committed to
prison in April last for contempt. Yes
terday he was brought from his place
OF confinement on warrant based on
an affidavit of Joseph 2. Bolton, charg.
ing that while executor for Charles
Bolton he embezzled $l2, 900 i'll United
States bonds, and $4,000 OF the mort.
gage bonds OF the Vinceunes and IL.
dianapolis Railroad. The only evidence
offered was the account of the detenden'
filed with the Court. Mr.. Hilles wsiv
cd hearing, and IL default OF $l5, ,0Ol
bail was returned to prison.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
Stbtl Here.

Under Dr.. Darmon's system of prac'
tice, diseases are cured that are other
wise incurabls, consultations and ex
aminations free. DO not delay. AL
communication from male or female
strictly private. Can be seen at th'
Washington Honse No. 2Oj Marke
Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

s1rENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE -SOL1VER Ii PARRY, ,HEnE.
~ by give notice that shall apply to the
Judscs Of the Court Of General Sessions Of
tue Pence ani Jail Delivery OF the State OF
delaware, In and for the County Of New Cas.
tie. on Monday, the 18th Of November, being
the hTst day Of the November term, 1879, isr a
license 70 keep an inn or tavern, known as
he Washington Hotel, in School district No.
i, Brandyw'ne Hundred, County and state
aforesaid, with the privilege OF selling intoxica.
ting liquors In less quantities t5an one quart
to DC drank On the premises, and the follow
ing resuertabe citizens recommend the said
application to wit:
David q. FhTey. Charles Leech,
Moses Palmer, .Jehu Talley,
Henry l.uii. joseph NJ. Mousley,
III i. Ialiey, John NJ. Bullock,
RcDGmIn Teat, Fhos l.. Talley, Jr.
Thomas l.. Valloy. Sr. John H. TaHey,
James a. b. Perkins, John =. Berry.
q. .orGu B. Dougher,y. OLIVER II. PARRY.
1923 Itw 2tds
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
NOTICES
Consolation for consump ptIves.

Tic physicians q tie Consumption Hoa
piiall, " England, acknowledge that with Coo
LIVER OIL, IN any form, they have not cured
two per cent. OF Their patients, whereas, with
these Hypo-P -Phosphites they have cured seven
ity-nvc per cent Physicians have prescribed
10000 packages OF si,aiiHed I'hosphates In
all forms OF nervous diseases, yitalizlng the
ldehili!ate1 PREVENTING and curing consump-
tioi.
r. CROSBY, 660 Sixth Ave-, N. Y.
For safe by 2. JAMES BELT,
Cor, glh and Market sts., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

ly OUR editorial yesterday in refer.
ence to the proposed reception of Sena
tor Bayard We inadvertently sail that
the forty thousand disfranchised vo-
ters of Delaware should join in the
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

grand reception, when it should have
read forty thousand disfranchised citi-
zens. The intelligent reader who noted
the error of course saw that the latter
word was intended.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

SYlLARn y. TOFT TAKES THIS
W. method Of informing the boot and
shoe makers hat he has opened at the N. n,
corntr Of Thiri and French streets a com.
plete stock OF Leather and ..ho. Findings,
comprsin. Boot and Shoe Uppcrs, Imported
and Domestic shoe Goods. French asd DO
mestie C4I' Skin WsN uppors, Moroccos'
Sgnriah aht Hem ock Sole Leather, etc,
which viii hH odd at bottom .rices. Cut
Leather a .1,rialty. through having a long
eSFeri"i GO IT, the business, and giving the
"An" mr PERSONAL attention, hope to re.
''iTc Il share Of your patronage. Orders by
ani promptly attended TO. I0-1Glmd
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
Shipping.

The schooner Cots" from Camden
N. j., arrived yesterday at the works
of Walton, Whann & Co., where she
will load with phospate for southern
port.
The tug A. l.. Arcbanhault of Phila,
delphia, was also in the Christiang,
yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
OYS'r y.
~ YsrEhS ! OYSTEHs!!

" -. -
To HEPtBLlt.-liavingr reModelcd mJ
store at sixth and Or-Dge slreets, / am pre
pared at nii h. urs Of the day to furnish m,
friends with the best Ice cloam and OYSTER
Tho oys.cr season having nov arrived. 1t IL
10Y intention 10 sell none nut first class oys
terra ana at prces within the reach Of all
Aopirg 10 stili continue receiving a share OF
public patronage. | Remain Yours.
S2j-3ind CHARLES KYLE,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

JyyHE, LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
I IL Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMhKER
IRA nd Depot. 18th st.. market to CheGtnut,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

N0FICE.--In conformity with the rroyl-
~ sion OF the net pissed by tho General
Assem- bly, of the State Ot Delaware on the 18th
day OF March. A. d.. 1870, hereby give O.
tice that an application was iilet IN The Su'
peror Court on the 2lSt day Of October, a..
u. $40, fora Charter Of Incorporation Of Il
Company. called 1.-The James n webb Print
ing and Stoionery Company, 10 carry on tho
business oI the llanuiacturc OF books, prints
and stationery in ali its branches, and that =
dram Of the proposed Charter was filed with
the applies tioA, and "a open 10 Inspection.
CHAS. BEASTON, prothon0tary.
New Caste, Oct Il, 1879. ln-22-u
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
sAt "sav as: 2naT,


.lr.i SAi..a.
touse Fio. lil6 delaware Avenue, with all
the modern improvements.
House fio. 1900 Jefferson streets, ai.h mod.
arn Improvements.
House eu EaDISureH ss.set, between Eight
cd Ninth, gaa, bath. etc
tIouses Nos. liOe. l1aJ, Il32, liza and lI3t
Wal 'at street
Two two-story brick houses, 6 rooms, Pop.
lar street between II and II streets,
Two houses on Front above Van Ruren.
One three story brick In Soutn Wilmington
Three houses with good out buildings and
"a acres OF land, near :jO!Embus Inn.
'ouso No. sl3 Chestnut street.
donsc No. 623 Jefferson street.
Anuse No. 2E2 Maryland Ayenue.
House Nv. ll.S west phHd street.
House on Ee' onth street below Poplar
a very desirable farm OF e. acres, one mile
below Bare's Corner, on the Srate Road, u
ni!e lE0m Railroad station, land OF the lest
.Haiity and highly cultivated, with n. better
.'it!ng sitcs In the county.
FOR RENT.
35e house, No. 60i Spruce street.
nc house, no. 81 East Filth street.
i3ue A0uSe No. 1915 JGlawarS Gyeuue.
.lat y Nu,Hber y snail housci In diIefen,
pcrf u the CITY.
VULOAN.
eS.D0Ota Bs,O00-in sNIns OESI, ,G9G
10 $4,000.
Apply to W. McuAULLEY s. CO.;
500 Market street,
ay24sm Wlmi9gi,o, De
DRGPERrY FOR SALE.--A LOT in the
l. Ninth waId on The i. W. n H. Il. E.,
near Twelfth street, about 10 feet square,
containing large amount Of sard and gravel.
Also houses and lots In tho 5ihan wafds
and lots in the 2nd. 7Lh. 9th and wards.
This property viii he held at reaS, able pri-
ces and upon easy terms.
GANBY 4 PORTER. Trustees,
1O.11md sos Market street.
yTOR SALE OR KENT.-Three new six
4 room, twO.story brick houses with bath,
hot and cold water Situated on Poplar st,
above Eleventh. Very reasonable, Apply to
HARLAN CAUSE,
s27 tt Front and T&tnali Sts.
TNOK SALE-THE NIKE PROPERTY
H. Dwelling, Stable and entire lot, li5 IT.
on Eighth street, by 1855 #. on Jackson st. II
Is valuable, must be- sold and there Is money
in Il. l0-l9.@o-2d J. T. HEALD.
ENOR hENI.-Ihe 'Daselnent in the RE-
IL PUBLrCAr building, on King street
market. This is one OF the best truck stands
In the city, and can be hah at moderate
rent. If, Apply to GEO. W. VERNON.
ITOR SALE HEAP.--Twof frst-class Rail
IT. road Tickets TO Auburn, n. y :, by way
OF Lehlgh Valley Railroad, good to Oct. 81.
Apply 10 this office. l0lo-tf
WORSE FOR SALE-tOminR five a.
IL years old, kind in all harness 4Sr
excellent saddle horse, fearless of steam and
warranted sound. +. W. STEWARD,
l0l-u. 1913 West Front street.
THOR sALE.-A well iOade Germant0wp
II Carriage at q bargain ;.also a Doctors
carriage. v i'll he sold cheap. Applyto
n. HAMMOND,
ait Second and French streets
CSOR HENT, T,--Kouse e25 Z. Fifth street
~ apply within. 1922 3tt u
EyOR SALE.--HuusG 9U7 Il. Eighth street
Il terms made easy. Inquire at 1903 W
Seventh street. 3-lR If
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

M hlILMGJD INSTITUTE, Concord
.YA vie, Pa, FOR 10th sexes, Is situated on
the Philadelphia ana Baltimore Central X,
H., and is eleven miles north Of Wilmington,
on the Concord Pike. Students are prepared
ior the active duties OF iite, Tor business and
college. 1t eScells in healthy location, good
rooms, aud hrst-c ass professors. Little boys
&re made TO leei they have home. For cata-
loRue calf Oa Dr. T.. II. ShUrtlidgc, 1871"
Market street. Wilmington.
!. SlibRTLIDiE l. M.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
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RAILROAD LIN rs.

ypE /. a J. tI.rHIa rDxsspys,,-,-
+ WILMINGTON AND axs2ss,S.
BALTIMORE RAiLhUAD.
JUNE ,tsiy.
Trains will leave Wilmington az f.ilows --
For iniiadGlphla, and intermediate station.
80, 40 Iu 10, q. IL. . ~, 1 Ge, Y21, . 40 u. u
Philadelphia tExprcSs) . %, y 80 IL Ol, 4. III
Philadelphia and Now TSrb, 23-, 90, 10 q,
Is. ~, 2.55, IL % Limited ExprGdS.
baltimore and intcriaerl,I stations, ~
=. n, and sep. m.
l}aitsa0ra and Say LiA9 a, pm.
Hoi;ilao,e and Watkins. :.i 1lo. h.3t
~. la b;, ", Bis. 7US =.
lrtG' iUr Delaware Divt5iUa ,at,eTf:
NOV |'Nslle 9l6 r. IL. 10, D 90 .. !.
iarrt6.ton and intermediate statl,,a, 1t
iG., o. 8 30 y. III.
jtejLG7 iptormsdia stat.Un1 1.!&a az. -,
.. N.
SUNDAY THAlHS
Philadelphia and inteImediata s,alicap Il
1, H., u, 9 % p. Ii.
Philadelphia and Eew York, 2 w, a. M.
Baltimore and Washington IL 6i:2 2lC.
idr iuftner Information L,aBsanxers arc ro
iorrec to the timetables posted at the depot
ioN'% h. +. KEkNEY. SuDt
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
r Asst NOTICE.
-. z.,HrV

r Asst NOTICE.
IL OWNERS OF HORSE :.
UwDets OF horses and males who have not
yet paid the tax on these animals, required
by law, are requested To come forward and 10
so at once. or the law empowering tho Auditor
20 levy and cell the same Will be strictly en-
forced. G.. B. USDt RWOOD,
Ciiy auditor.
Otoe, No, sEast Sixth street second door
front. l0ls.6t
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
EDUCATIONAL.
D@A"'>c'
MOMEke A fbENR'S

~ II VO II u " q n !.
FhEt-HAND. MECHANICAL DRAW
ING AND PAINTING TAUGHT.
Instruction prisstely or in class Evening
mtchhElcai drawing class and studio hours
Monday and Wednesday from 30 TO O'Clock.
Pupils fitted for Academy OF Fine Arts.
ihilSdc!pnia Portraits painted &C., &C. All
Kinds Ct drawing designs, &c, &C, made In
the most careful and artistic manner. For
terms o any information cali or address
studio room IS, Masonic Temple, Whining.
ton, Del
Reference Col. II. 5. McComb, ]. Taylor
Cause, Esq, u. &. Robinson, Esq, Dr. j. X.
Vanluln. u.2u If
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

GhWlNG MACHINES REPAIRED AMI
- EXCHANGED. Also guus, pistols and
locks 'or sale. He'll hanging, tools, bolt cut
ter', ratcbets, wrenches, drilling machines,
cng'.c. ana boilers. JNO. q, HIRZtL.
''"' 2lS h. Second street
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

vyIOLIN TAUGHT BY A THOROUGH'
v ly competent teacher at 40 cents per les
son Vocal music in classes or private les
sons Reference Rev. r. Gardiner Littcli,
Tntno,i IIt. strect, and Pancoast Allen, Masonic
rsmnle THOS. d. HAMBRlLL,
5nlpps.smd 1894 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

NvOrlCE-mho regular ,QuartcTly Meet
~ ing Of the Trustees OF the Poor Of New
Castle County, VIII he held ut the Aims
HOUSE, Wednesday, October ~, At ~ O'Clock
A. NJ. A persons having bls viii present
them h& Mat day. The supply comRitiae
will meet At he Alms House on saturday,
NOyefaher /, ut II O'Clock, whom propUsaiswiE
be received for furnishing the Aims House
Tor the next three months with bread, noats
and tobacco. j. W. CDUCH, Scc'y.
Get 23-25 2T-gswlt
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

4 }AnnlAGE fAUI"hY AND Dwell
X LING AT PUBLIC SAL.
VIII lie sold ~ pUblic sale IN
FRIDAY, NuVEM BkR 1th, 1879.
tt2 clock, =. NJ,
on toe premises, in Dublin Bucks Counly.
Pa. miles from Doyl stoWn st itton, on Isss
the DOylestow1 branca Of 'he North LIi
Pennsyisa"i. K, H., he real estate Of Jumes
ID hos, to wit
No, !. LoI 7Oxl72 feet, frame dwelliux 32x
q Get, wide all. open stairs s rooms; ba,G
building attached 2lxls feet 3 rooms, c. liar
nn der the whole. ~ stories high, cover
with slate: shut(' rs and blinds To al the win.
dowS, well and pump at tho door. stable and
wagon hous. on rear OF lot on 1871 feet wide
roadway or alley.
NO2 IIO: s0X1sl feet, three story brick
carriage factory 30xS0 iott, slate root, complete.
iy ttted up 10 he Dusin Sc, well ana pump
at tie or, frame lumber and carnage she'd
20y4S iest on rear OF lot.
This isa good business location. tirst-class
Heigbborho0d. Sale positive, For fmthtr In.
formation apply to the assignee. Conditions
at saleby 20. ATKINSON,
D0ylestown, Pa,
ssignee OF JAMES DUBOIS.
lUuI.l8-25 llml.6
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

StEFEN1H ST. OPERA HCIfSE
- SEVENTH AND WALNUT STS.
SsML S1lCKNEY. Lessee and Manager.
.Sl3NUR BAKtlNE..S Stage Manager.
An entire charge OF programme Tor this
WEDNESDAY EVENING, uCrDY IN 2l.
NhilNIbuAI EVENING. OCTOBER %.
Four great end men, aud four speciality
ladyart.Sts lO.2f3t
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
I N THE COURT Uf CHANCERr
4 TRUSTEE'SS Lt

"a lhUSIEE'SS LIE
OF REAL ESTATE.
Ey VII tue Of decree Of the Court o! Chan.
cery OF he State Of Delaware, In and for New
Castls County. made st September term, a.
u. 1879, OF said c'urt, will be exposed to pub.
lie vcndue, on the premises, hetng ll9 Fast
Secon street, In the city Of Wilmington. on
FRIDAY, DCiOBEK Nth. A. d., 1879
at2o o'clock. p. IN,
The following described Real Estate, to wit:
All that certain lot or tract OF land with a two
story brick dwelling house thereon erected,
situate In the city OF Wilmington aforesaid
bounded and described as follows to wit Be-
ginning at the northterly side Of Second
street between Poplar and Lombard streets
at corner OF land now or late OF Georse q riff
nm thence with his line northery parallel
with Lombard street ninety feet to a stake;
thence eastefly by new line dividing this
from land now or lata Of John Billauy paral.
lei with Second street eighteen feet to a stake
In George Craig's line; thence with his line
s0utherly parallel with inst mentioned line
ninety feet to the said side OF second street:
thence thereby westerly eighteen feet t. ,he
place OF beglnnln be tie contents thereof
more or less
&ttendance will be given and terms made
known 81 the time ana lace aforesaid BY
CHAS. E. LORE, Trustee
Or by his Attorney.
alto /: J. NJ. HousfMAY, Reg, q, &.
lUgspIts
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
A NOTE.

rbs :. Republican " still leads In
circulation. Advertise where you
s-t the most for your money Anu
the - Republican ts that paper.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

ny lTCE. THE WILMINGTON saw
~ ING FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE THAI ON AND AFTER
JANUARY /, 1850, INTEREST WILL BE
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS Al FIVE Is
PER CENT. PER AENUM BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD.
J.ERNrsST SMITH, TREAS.
WILMINGTON, Ocr. lsT. 1879. lO-l 3Ml
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

NOflt'E.-- beg lesve 10 ia,vrm the pub
~ lie that have increased my facilities
for manufacturing k'ndIiGg wood, dnd AZ
now prepared TO furnish VI, cd in any quapt-
ty 10 suit consumers. sell the iar.est $50
load In the city. Give me call before pur-
crasing elsewhere. Orders bv mat receive
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
s.9u Foot Of Fourth street. city.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

gSALL LARRANGEMENT.-On and aftel
n Monday. the 18th Of sept, the steamer
hSusie A. MCCALL will run as .ql-N
follows: Leave Fourth stree. .kI71f I1lli1ill
wharf on Tuesday, Wednesday, friday anu
Saturday at s A. NJ, 2P. M ana +. M
leave Penusgrove ut 7 A. ID, 10 A. M. and
p. M. Chfi. DGMHft
september 81, 1879. 0l3tI