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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
LA FRAGATA ARAGON.

Tenia sobrada razon nuestro CO.
rresponsal de Madrid al consignar en-
la carta que publicamos en- nuestro
ndmero anterior que la marina espa-
nola esta de enhorabuena por haberse
botado al aqua en- Cartagena la fra
gaia dragon. Y decimos que lie So
braba razon porque e. cuerpo de la
Armada no podia mirar sin dolor el
triste espectacu!o que ofrecian nues-
tros barcos de guerra, unos viejos,
otros averiados, los mas estacionados
en- los diques y frecuentando los ar
senales y los astilleros en- busoa de
perentorias reparaciones. No podian
yer sin hondo pesar nuestros marinos,
no podia yer Espana su Armada en-
semejante estado esas flotas un dia
vencedoras en- Lepanto, otro marti-
res en- Trafalgar, aver llenas de ho-
nor en- ell Pacf6co.
Por viejo Sc perdi6 miserablemen-
te ell Herman Cort&s ; por viejos Sc
pldren en- los apostaderos algunos
barcos, por viejos Sc perderan otros
81 no Sc reparan 8 no Sc reemplaza6
con nuevos.
Por ESQ, pues, con el eianzamiento
al aqua de "a fragata dragon, verif-
cado en- Cartagena ell 10 del corrien-
te, ~esta de enhorabuena la marina,
10 esta Espaila porque es un gran
paso que acaba de darse porque,
en- medic de la penuria de nuestra
hacienda, entrana una resolution he
r6ica y ell decidido proposito de nues-
tro Gobierno de que Sc aumenten los
buques de nuestra marina, de esta
marina tan gloriosa que acababa de
ver aquel triste cuadro que del es-
tado de nuestros barcos Sc bos9ueja-
ra en- las Camaras espanolas.
ri acontecimiento tiene en- ST de-
masiada trascendencia f.: por ESQ nos
otros, amantes sie1npre del mayor
prestigio de nuestras instituciones y
celosos por la importancia de nues-
tras fuerzas de mar y terra, no po-
demos m6nos que felicitarnos y fell
ctar al propio tempo al gobierno y
a la Armada cuyos buques no pue-
den jamas desaparecer, por nuestra
incuria, podridos en- los astilleros nj
batidos, por SUI debilidad, en- los ma.
res, porque ellos son los slmbolos de
grandes glorias, de idolatrados re-
cuerdos, y estan llamados q hacer
revivir adn muchos laureles y a re-
novar muy insignes hechos de honor
y de bravura.
j ESQ no puede ser, ESQ no puede
acontecer jamas a los barcos de estas
aotas nuestras cuyas quillas rasgaroh
las primeras inexpiorados mares, fon-
dearon en- los puertos de misteriosos
continentes, de nuevos mundos ; re-
corrieron todas las aguas, y fueron
tripulados por aquellos genios que Sc
llamaron Use llamaran eternamente
Magallanes, Sebastian Elcano, Chu-
rruca y Mendez Nunez!
Favorable reaccion vase operando
y dirfgense todos los ojos hacia nues-
tros arsenales la fragata dragon ha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
p r o Il e S T A .

Ef ilustrado Sr. D. Jose Julian
Acosta nos remite para su insercior.
en- ell BoLET1N la siguiente sentida y
;justa protesta, que con gusto inserta-
mos, tanto porque nos place Yer a un
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29

escritor puarto-riquelo de Ia yalfa
del Sr. Acosta en- desacuerdo con los
que, habiendose cometido el mayor
atentado que Sc ha hecho en- Puerto
Rico. contra Ia libertad del ponsa-
miento, han tenido el valor de aplau-
dir la incali6cable manifestation he
cha contra el jj6ven Bonafoux, como
porque estamos en- esta question en-
teramente de acuerdo con ell comu-
nicante. lie aqul SUI carta:
Madrid, Agosto 8 ie 1879.
ST.. Diraotor del BoLErIN MERCA.2TIL.
i'ael to- tico
May sennr mio: Q1esjar6 q nsted
muy agratleci(io 81 Sc srve insert.r en-
las co!umnas lie su ilustrado perio lico,
la s;guiente protesta que me creo en- Ell
case do formular con motive de los SUI
cesos oeurridos por la llegada q esa Ca
pital del j6ven D. Luis Bonafoux y
Quiutero, sobrino pol1tico milo.
Anticipo las gracias y me suscribo su
afmo. s. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-08-29
Jose J. AC0sTA.
Madrid, Agostos 8 de 1879"

La falta de espacio nos impide hoy
hablar del importante documento
que con fecha Is ha publicado 81
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General en-
la Gaceta, y que nosotros reprodu-
jimos en- la seccion ofcias del ndme-
ro anterior. Nos limitamos por aho-
ra q lamar la atencion de nuestro1
lectores sobre dicha circular, en- que
Sc revela ell paternal y elevado crite-
rio de s. E. sobre varios asuntos que
nos interesan, q reserva de ocupar-
nos de ella mas extensamente en-
OCCASION oportuna.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

IN orr CLASSIFICATION politically oI
the seven jurymen summoned from
Wilmington to &ttond the November
term Of court, Wa denominated all Of
them as being Democrats. 1t seema
now tAa. we wer4 mistaken about one
Of them, whom we put in the wrong po-
litical boat, and we are not surprised
therefore that Mr.. w. r. Bowman comes
forward aud protests against being as-
signed politically to the company exclu-
sively Of Democrats, though his asso-
cia:ea are very respectable gentlemen.
Mr.. Bowm.n makes one Republican
cut of seven jurors summoned from
Wilmington and he is summoned to
serve in the Court OF oyer and Ter
miner. In the May term Mr.. A. D.
Warner, the only Republican juror from
Wilmington, was also summoned to
serve in the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner. There probably was no design
in this coincidence, though it looks as
if there might have been, and we are
glad to set Mr.. Bowman right and place
him politically where he belongs.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
SHLRIFF'S SALES.
SAERIfF'S SALE.

SAEhlFF'S SALE.
BY virtue Of writ Of fLeyari Pacias, to m,
directed, Will bo exposed to public sale, at the
hotel Of '-'
JACOB HYATT,
In the village OF Newport, in Chrlstiana Hd
New Castle County, Del, on
TUESDAY, the l1th day OF NOVEMBER,
1879, at II o'clock, a. IN.
The FOL owing described real estate, viz:
! All that certain farm or tract ol land situ.
ate In Mill Creek hundred In the county OF
New Castle and State OF Delaware, bounded
and described as follows, to Wit: Beginning
at stone In tho middle OF the Hockesslp
road, corner for land sold David Wilson
thence by limo Of said land which was Iart
No. q, OF the Real Estate Of Isaac Dixon, de,
ceased, youth s63 degrees. west W 92 hun.
dredths to o stake, o corner for Thomas Pear.
sons lnnd, thence with line OF that land
north degrees. west l67 10 perchcs to
| $ axe, corner for William Pearson's land,
thence with line Of said AZ d, north IS de-
2rees ana 10 minutes, east 70 perches and ~
one huntredihs to u stake, u corner tor ether
land sold TO David WilsOn. part Of tho Real
estate OF Isaac DIXON aforesaid, thence by
the lines dividing that land jrem the south
! b degrees east 20 perches to q stake, thence
north 1sdegrees east 10 perches and 10 to a
stake, thence south 3degrees east IS perches
and 100 OF porch to n stake, thence south
"a uesrees west ~ perches to stake Ia the
middle OF the Pearso" road, thence alonx the
middle oft o said read south So deyr es 81
east Il Z-lo pcrches toa stake In a line Of
fhomas jachsoD's land, thence by that lard
south degrees east sS LILO pcrchcs 10 I.
stake In the middle Of HOekessin road aiGr,-
sal and theaeo along thosam being line
OF the aforesaid land sold to David Wilson,
south StM degrees west "a eI0 perches to the
place Of beginning, contsiuing within said
pounds nthe y.Soyen acres and tOrty-iOur
perchcs OF land, be the same more or loss with
large stone house and large barn and ether
outbuildings thereon erected
SeizeI and taken In eyecutionGs the Ir0p
erty OF Isaac r. Chamberlin ana Elizlbeh
r., his vile and teire tcnnpti, and to bs gol
by JOHN PYLE. Sheriff,
Sherih's flee, Now Castle, October "a,
1879. l0-25-eGdE
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
EEe In dfsnk.

General Adams, General Hatch and
the civilized Indian Chief Ouray have
been appointed committee to investi'
gate the causes which led to the Ute
loutbresk, and also the massacre at the
Ute agency. This is very strong com
mittee, and should be able to make a
full Investigation and arrive at the
truth of the matter. 1t is TO be regret
ted that the causes which led to the
outbreak are so glaring that they will
not be difficult to investigate, and in
the light of truth We regret to say that
whiskey and the dishonesty of Indian
agents and traders are the main causes.
These are facts which the Government
would do well not to ignore, and there
are other facts upon which the Govern
ment would DO well to enliShten the
people. Though the Utes appear to
have had some good reasons for their
revolt, there were other reasons which
they bring forward that were purely
sentimental. 1t is, for instance, im-
portant that it sSould be definitely de-
monstrated just how much or how little
Agent Mesker's efforts to train them in
the ways of civilization had to do with
their bad behavior.
The Philadelphia "Ey+ning Tele-
graph" in referring to the outbreak,
says that Agent Meeker appears to have
been animated by a real desire to confer
permanent benefits on the Utes at his
agency, but to have omitted to take
coynizaL cs Of some Of the fine points OF
savage human nature. That he should
have failed to convince some of the
savages tina. digging dirt is a more dig |
nihed aud comuendable occupation
than loafng, card-playing, thieying,
and the like, was not at all to his
iiscred'. The experiment which Mr..
Meeker tried was u worthy one in itself,
and it had an important bearing on the
whole question of Indian civilization
md it is of some consequence that ii
shall be definitely asoertained just what
he lines of policy which he pursued
we're, and definitely determined just,
Why his effort to give the savages the
benefits Of civilization produced the
particular results they did.
1t is hoped that the committee named
yiil make full report upon the matter
that the people may know
on far the y e3 can b. held RESPONSE
le for the outrages they have commit .
.d, and also now far the white people
re responsible for tie same outrages.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

sho uld not exist between himself and
Col. McComb, and both work together
70 make these Improvements which
must sventuats in doubling the present
price Of the stock which they control.
In taking q casual survey Of the field
after the little skirmish Is over We can
not see that anybody is injured. Those
who held stock got clear Of 1t at ahsnd'
some advance, those who bought II
must be fully satisfied that 1t is worth
even more than what they paid for II
as the road cannot but be benefited by
ha ring all the earrings put back on 1t
in improvements, the public at large
Interested in it is to be heartily con-
graduated. L. is but seldom stock
battle takes place IN which there are
SO few hurt.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

A REAL honest and fair representa-
tive Democratic ticket for 1880, would
b Hamburg Butcher But!er Of South
Carolina, for President and Fort Pillow
Chalmers Of mississippi for Vice Presi-
dent. 1t 10 net likely that even this or
any other Democratic ticket will be
elected but then the Democrats for once
would have the satisfaction OF being
honestly represented. How the Goa
zettsn would crow over such ticket.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
PUBLIC SALES,

|TARRlAGE FACTORY AND Dwell
" LING Ar PUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at public sale IN
FRIDAY. NuVEM BE X 7th, 1879,
at2C'cloak, p. NJ,
on the premises, In Dublin, Bucks County.
Pa. miles from Doyl stown Station, on a
tho DoyIestOwn branch Of ths North E.Ga
pennssyl:ania x. H., the real estate Of James
D1bois, tO wit:
No. ]. Lot 7osl72 feet, frame dwelling OK
"a ieet, wide ball, open ,taIs. s rooms; back
building attached AXIS feet 8 rooms, collar
under the whole, 21s stories high, covered
with slate; shutters and blinds to all the win.
d0ws, welfand pump ut the door, stable and
wagon Louss on rear Of lot on a l5Iz feet wide
roadway or alley.
No. Lo' s0xlsi feet, three story brick
carriage factory a0xS0toGt, slate root, complete
~ htt<d up tos he busin 81, well ana pump
at Lse d or, frame lumber and carriage shed
.Ux46 feet on rear Of lot
This is a good business location, frst-class
neighborho0d Sale positive, For futhtr in
formation apply TO the assignee. Conditions
at saieby TO. A KINSUr,
Doylostown, PIT.
Assignee OF JAMES DUBOIS.
l0m.IS-25 llml.6
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

TaB BAYARD Boom goes on, the
Democrats having ascertained that they
cannot carry any exclusively northern
State, hope through tn, influences of
Mr.. Bayard to carry the three electoral
votes OF Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

Col. ROBERT q. INGBE5oLL lectured
in Pi.tsburs last Sunday evening, and
on Monday was fined $50 for violating
the Sunday law. Served him right.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
S&flR0AD LINES.

pA IA ~ i1EirhtA, ~, ,.SzASEys
: Il WILMINGTON AMI aty GsSs$}is<sTt
bAL1lI1nRE RAILROAD.
JUTE 2, 1879.
Trains Will leave Wilmington az fsI,oTi =
For Philadelphia, and intermediate rtaI1hs
100, 80, tJ90, q. II. z 50, 4 10, 10, 2.5 p "
Philadelphia tE'Spress) 90, 8 So IL a. s. u
Philadelphia and New Yo-k. 81, 0J, 700
n. w., 1885, l2 50 Limited Express.
Baltimore and intermediate s.aGicTs, "
y. NJ, and b.l8 p. m.
Ealtinors and Bay Line, 7 08. pn.
Baltimore aad WashInEtOn Ii 81, 10. W
!. IA. " 81, o., bIs. Lc8p. m.
1raine TOR Delaware EiVtgon leave isr
Raw Ja6fia 9l5 am. 0c, tGj Y{M,
Harrington and Intermediate staEi9nS'R
d .m,, 05 . IS y. nj.
Doimar lntermed,a gtati01a Is a Z. i@
Z, ~.
SUNDAY TRklEy.
Philadelphia and intermediate statins wv
l. M., b UC, q 30p.m.
Philadelphia and Nov York, 209. Q N.
baltimore PGd Washington IL bl; ID
For jurtker i1iornatiOp passengss Gre ls'
'orrct ts tue ti,as-tablas pOatet at re dego"
n0y2I II. +. hEHNIi Slus
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
Weekly Republican

for this week is out and can be had at
the Office. It contains more reading
matter than any other weekly in the
State. Buy and see for yourself.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

How WoULD Grant and Blaine do as
a Presidential team for 1882 Wouldn't
they make things BOOM
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

~ UNSMITH, LOCKSMITH
1Y AND BELIAHANGER.
Cunning Implements. Fishing Tackle, Base.
Ball Material TOR salo at reasonable rates.
Clothes Wringers Repaired and warranted;
Lawn Mowers Sharpened; Knives and Sois.
sors Ground, and Umbrellas Recovered and
Repaired. PYLE,
plf.3m Ne. T14Msrket Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
REGlsTER'S Orders,
IL EGiSIEH'S ORDER.
Iit;t;ISTER'S OFFICE.

KEtiISTEl2'S OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, October l6, 1879
Upon the application OF James Dennisor,
FIX; cutor OF James Woods, late Of Mil
Creek Hundred, and Ia the said County,
deceased, It Il orlered and directed BY
tho Register that the Executor si0re.
sGid, gt7e notice vi ths granting Of Letters
festanentary upon the estate OF hedectased,
with the date OF granting thereof, by caislag
advertisements TO be posted within iprt, days
from the date OF such letters, In elk Of tho most
public places Of tho county Of New Caste,
requiring all persons having emaras agan:!
tho estate, to present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly In such ease made and pro.
vided. And also cause thesamc 10 he inherited,
within the same period, In the DELAWARE
REPUBLICAN,, IA newspaper published In VIII
mington, and 10 be continued therein thrc,
weeks, leo d)
t~~~ Given under the hand and zeal O
L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
49, New Castle, In New Castle County,
aforesaid, The day and yearabove written.
5. G. BiGGS, Register
NorcE-All persons having claims againa
tho estate of tho deceasod, must present tho
game duly attested to the Executor %
or before October 10, 1880. or abide the at
of Assembly In such case made and provide.
JAMES DEhNlnON, Executor,
Address, Mermaid, Del. l0E
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

YTyHE Largest DRY GOODS HOUSE
Gra nd Depot, 18th st.. Market to Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
GgTESM ElE5S.


4 NoLI'S, hfiMlHtrDN aau a. .s
all makes OF Breech load xAssM1 ssSj
ng Gums, RevOlvers Of all kinds >sISIyS
4 Sagen shoot full nick.
el-plated pistol c0In.~ "
pf8ae for S1.5G.
GLASS balls, Traps and shells, implements for
breech-loading guns complete. Repairing
done at shortest notice and ut reasonable
rates.
NATHANIEL MELCHOEK & SON,
NO. IA KING STR EET.
WILMINGTON, UHl,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
RUSSELL. & SPENCER,
RUSSELL a. sPENCER.
RUSSELL a. Aps NCER,

A LARGE STOCK OF
A LARGE STOCK or
ALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOOIS
FALL AND WINTER G obs
-coHsIsrISG Or
BLACK SILK PRINCES.
BLACK SILK PRINCES,
PASsIMENTERIES, PASSIMENTERIEs
fASSlMEN TERlES, PASSIMENTERIhS, s,
COLORED SILK FRINGES,
CoLoRED SILK PRINCES,
Large and Wellse'ec.ed Stock Of
BuTroNs, BUTTONS, BUTTONS.
BUTTONS, BUTTONS, BUTTONS,
And KID GLOVES, every pair war.
rented. opERA,S. warranted every pair,
Siloc. BRETON POINT L'ESPRIT and
IRECliON LACES, FANCY GOODS,
ZEthiR WOOLs AND ZEPH YR GOODS,
UhNVASStS CkEWELS. Splendid line OF
Ho ie'y and Merino
UNDERWEAR. uNuERWrAR
UnDEHWEAR, UNDERWEAR,
CHlLDREN'S ROBES,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
At.
ROSE FEEEY'.s,
ROSE fEEhY'S,
~ hiARkEFST Az MARX TT ST.,
AT MARKET l7MARKhT ST.
--ERAsCH sTUgE-
HOP TATHAI4L STREET.
lO-lt In ilU2 TA1NALL STREE.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
Lis ENsE APPLICATION.

| NOTlCE j, PATRICK MCCUi LIN, Here
~ by give notice That | shall apply 10 the
| Judges OF the Court of General Sessions OF
| the Pence and Jail Delivery OF the State of
Delaware, In and for the County OF New Cas-
| Tie, on Monday, the 18th OF November, being
| the rrst day OF the November term, 1879. for Il
license to keep an inn or tavern, krown rs
tho Village Inn Ho'ei, In tho Ninth Ward, OF
the City of Wilmington. County aud State
aforesaid, with the privilege o'seliing intox!ca-
ting liquors in Icas quantities tGan ono quart
to be drank on the premises, and the follow.
ing respectable citizens recommend the said
application TO wit:
John o Turner, Alex Hazlet,
WIN T. Barclay, John Cars0n
Thomas B. Turner, Robert Tong,
A. S. Kinks. Iis
George II. Pennoch, George X WitaAcr,
q. + Rehiuss, marx
.Ino. 7. Elliott, Witness. j. T. Elliott,
VIM. Todd, Jno. Giifin.
W. +. Baylis. Jos Ba r, Jr,
SamI. II. Chalf1ut, norris Pike,
John McLcnr, Amos $. E.i0tt,
Chas. f.. Gamble, InO. Clnugb,
Edmund G.. Smith, james Stewart,
Jno CHss Ay, f., y. Johnson,
Wi!,iam Sweeney.
l.3o3t PATRICK MCCULLIE.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

kYILLARD T. T0FT TAfES THE
1Xl method of iniorlning TIE boot az
shoe makers that he has opeued at the n, ,,d, ~
ccrner OF Third and French hrests ,,r+ .Or,
plete took o! Leather and shoe tindN,sl
cHi1grlsing Zoo, an,i Shno UNcrG, IlaiWM|' Nv
and Domestic :.huD Gucds, french ntd ~ ~
nestle Cali Skin Wax ItpGrs, M0iV'g
Spanish and Hnmlock .S.iC Leati.cT' tI% ,o,
Leather speciality. IErAgh havlcg. = 'gs ,ts
experience Ia thc busint:., ard EiNIpS ~ ~
sane my log5JraI attention. hope V, % :,
coige sharo of your patronage. ofosT
mail promptly attended 10. lV'loi0"
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

VyIOLIN TAUGHT BY A THOROUGH
v ly competent tencher at 40 cents per les
son. Vocal music IN GLASSES or private les
sons Reference: Rov. T. Gardiner Littell
Tatnall street, and Papcoast Allen, Masonic
Temple. THCS. ID. 9AMBklLL,
l0-le-3md 1904 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

NOrICE.-In conformity with the prov.
~ sion OF the act passed by the General
Assembly OF the State OF Della ware on the 10Th
day OF March. A. d., 1875, hereby give ro-
tice tnat an application was tiiei In the Su.
perlor Court on the 2lst day OF October, IL.
D.. 1879. tOra Charter of Incorporation of n
Company. called "The James Webb Print
ing and Stationery Company, TO carry on the
business the manufacture OF books, prints
and stationery in all It's branches, and that
dratt OF the proposed Charter was flied with
the apple ltion, and Is open to inspo, tton.
CHAS. BEASTON, Prothonotary.
New Caste Oct Il, 1879. l022.tl
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
N OFFICES
Consolation for ConsumptIves,

NOTyCE.-We the undersigned, have
~ this day entered into copartnership
for the purpose OF carrying on the jeweiry
business In all Its details, at No. 229 Market
street. Having each had from twelve to ff
teen years experience in the business, we feel
ourselves competent to give entire salts c.
ton TO our friends and the public generally
OF whom we ask share of their patronage.
=, ii. BAYNARD,
L. q. DAWSON
N. B.-Wlll open on or about November
with an entirely new and complete stock OF
watches, clocks, jewelry, s!lyerware, specta.
cles, &c. lO.aIst
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01
DuBLIC SALE
l. or
KANSAS HORSES,
& & Ar G,s

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
Att o'clock.
Will be sold Mt Public Sale,
10 HEAD OF FINE YOUNG KANSAS
HOSRES.
Can be seen at SeheUtzen Park four days
before the sale.
AT the same time and place. three ether
horses one the trotti ny horse,
l.IGHIFOUf.
he IL a bright bay COLOR weighs 1000 Rs. He
has beaten 3 minutes. He VIII trot ON the
track at Schsutzen Park on Gay Of sale
G l.. HICKS, Agent.
J.. W. Stidham n Son. Auct. l023. eod-alt
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

M APIEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concord
W. vile, Pa, fer both sexes, is situated on
the Philadelphia ana Baltimore Central X,
H., and IL eleven miics north OF Wilmington
on the Concord pise. S:udonus rre prepared
Tor the aetive duties HE, for business and
college. 1t excellg In heaIt y location, good
rooIns, and firstc ass professors. Little boyt
are made to ieol they Lave a boDs. F'orcata.
lOgue call on DR. y. II. Shortltdge, l8I"
Market street, Wilmington.
J. SHUkTIIDGE l. nj
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

NTD!GtE.-- beg leave 10 IaIurm the pub
~ lie that | have increased my facilities
for manufacturing kindling wood, and ain
now prepared TO furnish W ud Ia any quant
ty 10 suit consumers. sell the lar est Sl.6C
load In the city. Give me a call before pur
chasing elsewhere. orders By ingil receive
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
80 Il Foot Of Fourth street city,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

I,IALL EANGEMhNT.--Gn apd aan
" MonLaY. the 18th of sept. INT '.:a.o,. -a.o !.
"Su; 10 a. McEall win run as ri ,eclha:gje
'Ollows: Leave Fourth street .sszsE has W
wharf on Iurtday, Wednesday, luiis " T"1 ~
Saturday atSh a., 2f. IL and r. '%ri %hii
Leave PenRsgyove TT A. NJ. 70 =, NV ": "
p. NJ. CAPT. UbhN''
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Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

ny TICE. THE WILMINGTON SAY
~ ING FUND SOCIETY HER t.BY
GIVE NOTICE THAr ON AND AFrEk
JANUARY !, 1889, INTEREST WILL BE
ALLOW Ed ON DEPOSITS At FIVE Is
PER CENT. PER ANNUW. BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD.
J.EENEST SMITH, TREAS.
WILMINGTON. Der. lsT. 1879. 10 Bind
Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

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Daily Republican., 1879-11-01

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shorthand writing taught BY Wilt Will
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