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Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

NOR SALE.-One OF the best dairy and
Il grain Farm in the State. Situated In
New Castle Hundred, about miles from vii.
mngton, on tho State road. within 2 miles OF
Stations on Delaware Railroad. Contain
ing 1853 acres Of land, good and susccptable OF
Improvement This farm now pays D per cent.
with Taxes and Insurance. A never falling
stream Of spring water uns through the pio'
pcrty Watering all the fields. Large lawn in
front Of dwelling, large barn and all necessary
uldidgs This farm will he sold very cheap
happied for soon. J. W. WhllEMAN.
sep2S-til.lanl
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

VNOR SALE.-A three-story bricn n""e
with Q rooms. papcrcd throughout, with
hath, hot and cold water, green house, sup
died with flowers, No, SOB W. Third street,
las all over house. MARY NJ. BROWN.
Unfit
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16
NO. 4.
H A NJ 3 y r q
E y G | n Ct S .

Just opened a large lot direct from swift
zcrland via New York embracing the latest
Styles. and at prices LOWER THAN EVER
OFFERED BEFORE!
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

15OR RENT.-Fourth.story Hall with L.
or 3 ante rooms, JOHN &: HARM
nlSs lul3-ti
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

NOR SALE "A Marvin saie % by ~ inches
inside. In good condition. Inquire AT
islL Market street. jnli-bt'
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16
DENTS Collected and Properties
IL Carefully Managed.
tORvryRnring Accurately .Neeu'
ted, HEALD A. CO,
Clayton House BHtidtng

NOR SALEAND RENT.--Well built new
+ two.story six rooms brick Houses on
Walnut 81. between nth and 18th SITS. Prices
low and terms very accommodating. For An
formation apply to IARLANHAUSf, Front
and TatnaL Str. or 1904 Tatnall ST. dc!22md
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

INUh SALh.--A three-story brick house iO1
L West SeycRth street, pleasantly sttun
ted Also two good lots. on +. Sixth street,
opposite the post-oiiire, might be made bust
ness place. house GA washington stree, Tor
rent. Apply " q. CHANDLER. POJ Mar
kct street. nf27
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

Y AND FORSALE-A property contain.
ing about % acre.. In Brandywine
hundred Inquire of EDW LftARPEN-
TIER. Eockland, Del. dcIawd& stethS3tw
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16
NO. s.

Blankets. wool Flanncls, Canton Elan
ncs, Waterproof Goods in all Colors. Felt
skirts, Sc. You can buy these goods from Us
to advantage.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

JNOR REN 7. dwelling No. East FIN
street, opposite Clayton House. Suita-
bic for boardiny house or Offices. Apply NJ Z.
y THOMAS h cos. lnSti
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

J1DR RENT. A nine room House in good
4 order and pleasant location, Ns W,
IN street Also two on Washington street
10 and 6l2 Apply q. CHANDLtk Gil
ar go5 Market street ]nsH
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

TNOR RENT.-Stores lOV3 and zoos Market
street, with or without u SIX room mouse
no. &. HARKNESS. 1nl3-u
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

YSOR Kf.HT.--A comfortable hye room
house, with we'll Of excellent water ut
the door, in West Wilmington. Also three
,tt,res In building on South.cas corner OF
Market and Seventh street. VIII rent all
very reasonably. JOHN b LEWIS.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

NOR SALE.-four new two. story, six rooms
+ brick houses on Walnut street. between
Eleventh. and Twelfth str. ct For tniormn
ton applyto J. AUGUSTUS McCAuLLEi.
Soidel Hastings, 4 COS Rolling MILLS or 500
uelawnre Auenue dc244wd
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

NOR SALE.-The National Hotel prop
erty, adjacent to the United states Ho
tel. and extending from Water to Front ST.
+ 7. HEAID, Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16
NO. l..

Beautiful Styles Of DRESS FABRICS for
o. cts. ayard.
Handsome and DESIRABLE Styles Of
Gnghams Tor cts. Il yard.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

I1OR SALE.-'The three story brick house
\ No. 603 Washington street, with all the
modern improvements: terms easy. Posses
sian given at once. Apply TO NJ. l.. LlCH-
TFNSTFlN, 225 Market street. inl0
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

V1Ok RENT dwelling on southwest COZ
ner Of Sixth and Market streets. Aiso
.,ore No. 2 W. Sixth street.. Apply to g.
CuANDI,ER. 900 Market street. ln9 If
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

vNOR KENT Two furnished rooms. Az.
uly at 100 W. Seventh street. lnil-3tH
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

INDK SAI.k.-A very desirable property on
4 the southweA corner o' Sixth and Mar
Net streets Apply too. CHANDLER. so5
Market street. dc4u
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

NOR SALE new portable heaters ana
hrst-class Baltimore fire place heaters
very cheap at stove store corner OF Tenth and
w.rt al streets. Il. PICKLES. 1nl+3t
, 1879-06-07

How toULp l"v DGNiS The palsy Of
the San Francisco C5yoa;ri. for 4 long time
has been rule ~ ruin. Alwavs ready t.
endorse any scheme having L teude;ic., 10
put money IL their pGrse, they are as equally
ready to oppose II when they are not con
suited IN the matter. They have no idea
of the dignity @, journalism and came. even
appreciate the efforts of even their CORES
pondents, who have a. the risk OF their lives
succeeded III sending them the frs. news ol
important events ii Indian warfare Unless
forced they Mil nns pay their EMPLOYEES. a;,d
lie like Cinnamon - escape payment. In 4
letter III the Gel. OF ily 255-h Dennis hrar-
ney goes Tor them in Il manner that makes
them wish they h2i UceC heen bora. lie
eNhauS;s the English language IN lis utter
and thorough coudeRna,ira Of the prol:ie-
TORS, ChaS. arG Mike Deloulc. S;ach
terms as "hea:irSs apoSta -. nuturel il de
Praviy. ''Slav:sh SubServieHcy Ia ta;eyin-
monoroltSts. ''iau bred. de;sS-a},e apes
tateS, surrounded by depravqi satellites :"
You have surpassed thieves in taseueSS md
barbarla's III dcpravity:" ''yoa SeTri,e scrib-
biers, HcTci; Of honor are lis miIdest terms
"' re?roach: but the rnkinieSt Gu: Of AL.
and which shows Nr. kea:ney 10 l,s 4 master
oi sarcasm, hes in tie simple aud single
Word gents. II the opening of his letter.
Sarcasm S,,f'; c1naGs reach = greater deptL.
without the remaining two hundred iires Of
ihvecuye this one little word would have
Deea @ all Su.iit.ent 10 demcliSh the De Younrs
cents Is the only term to be applied 10
sueh men as tie De Youn-s. and we con
er4talate Mr.. he,rn"y in not prcstituting
the graaI oil name OF geutlemaa.~ b.
applying Il - sach trash.
, 1879-06-07

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, 1879-06-07

TIE MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK ROBBERY
la Gctoher 1873 the NhcIe country was
startled 10y the robbery OF the Manhattan
Bank in New York Until recently the
whole affair was buried il the deepest mys-
terry aed it Was pretty strongly suspected
that the bank officials themselves had hand
IN the matter. Bat on Saturday night last
the police arrested three men for being con.
cerEed IL the matter and one Of them con-
iessed the whole plot As usual the traitor
was the oHe to whom the brilding was COM
mltted; tais was the watchman. He it was
Tho took lmPrs ssions in wax "f the locks
and Tor consideration OF share OF the
plunder assisted the burglars every way in
his power. The job was successful and So,
Geo. carriet or Each of the gang were
assessed $500, which was sent to Washing
ton to defeat the bill introduced in congress
10 duplicate the stslen bonds, as if passed
it would be very difficult to negotiate the
originals
, 1879-06-07

"DAM'ME Ir'S Too BAD'-The Sa1.
Francisco Cal aal Ba!ifit of Nay 2g.h, ex-
poses :. most daStard!y attempt on the part
OF the San Francisco Caroa:rlr, to hribe q
boy il their employ, III order 20 obtain list
Of the names of the subscribers of the latter
paper. The boy reported the affair to the
p:oprie:ors, who forthwith rnt up a nice
h.tle job on the CNron.c'c. Never was a
better illustration Of the s.enaiuee. hoist
10y his own petard.1 They instructed their
hoy to 90 ahead and take the money offered
him for his supposed treachery meantime
directories were searched and names manu-
factured by the Thousand in the Buij,'ia
oiiice; rs soon rs printed OF the boy gave
their galley slips to the Chronicles emissary,
the Chronicle then sent their papers oif to
the different post Offices throughout the
country 10 the h"gas subscribers ia order to
get their paper taken instead Of the Bwjlei;u.
|: cost the Chronicle hundreds Of dollars.
after little, the Baiijt'a propriesorS sent to
the different post Offices and hal the papers
with their furnished names returned to
themselves, and III order to prove the other
papers coatempi!bie aclioa, exhibited them
IN their office windows, PocT Chronicle!
, 1879-06-07

WHAT WE HAVE WAITED FoI.-for
week past the air has been iuil OF rum"rs
respecting the sale to the Utah Northern
by the o. ). y. Co. of their whole interest
for the gnm of -, 700,00 While 1t Is
uossible this sale may eventually be cOnSum-
mated, we lool; upon the reports as prema-
ture for the reason that Mr :. Reed one Of
the principal men IN the @. : y. Co., Is
absent and will not be home for some time.
The advantages to be derived ly this cour-
try from such 4 sale have yet to be proved.
There is no doubt, however, bat the Utah
Northern mean business, and intend to push
their line through without unnecessary de-
Law. Jay Gould IS too shrewd man to make
himself unpopular IN young aid thriving
country by putting the screw on too heavily
at the start, what he may DO hereafter he
does not know himself. Il is a source Of
congratulation to our people that after the
long wears OF isolation We have endured that
we shall very soon be brought face t" face
with civilization This country may now
look for and bc prepared for most eXten-
sive immigration. The people now here
have already paved the way for the new
comers. and they should derive the benefit
their work entities them unto. They have
turned grazing lands into the finest fields of
waving gram. they have conquered nature
in her own domain Ill the incessibie noun
tains, and forced her to yield her golden
treasures. and more than al they have
tonight and subducd the savages who origi-
nally claimed the land even when outnam-
bered hundred to one. These men are now
about to receive their reward They may
not know it bat the very fact that the railroad
viii pass through the country Will i'll less
than SIX months double the value Of every
farm and lot in the country and city.
, 1879-06-07

ANOTHER APFaorRIATIoS BILL--The
leading democrats III caucus committees,
have decided 10 pass another appropria-
ton bill with provisions that no part Of
the money shai! he used for the payment
of supervisors and deputy marshaiIs of
elections, and that troops shall not b.
used for public purposes at the polls.
Let the weak back fraud veto this next
bill, and the probabilities are, that he will
receive veto in return, that he Will re-
member for the remainder of his life.
, 1879-06-07

THE INDIAN CoJNCIL.-TEe council with
E!.icl Moses took place at Lake Chelan On
Wednesday ils; The time has been too
limited to receive news from there up to
date, but Ii Is very evident that affairs vii!
not - otf quietly il consequence of Moses
Rot wishing any agent over him. The indi-
ans a. the Colviile agency are opposed to
his presence on any part of their reserve, and
We look upon Ii as very unfair proceeding
that they hc forced 10 receive whas they do
n"r wish Tor. The Colviiie agent. John 4.
S:mnS, has done more than Il hundred com
mon agents could accomplish in making his
lndia"S perfect models 50 far as being peace
aJly disposed and industrious is concerned,
AMI 1t looks bad that lie should alter all the
good work he has performed iori-he country,
ba forced 70 I've subordinate in influence To
An Indian whom We look upon as being re-
warded for his past mis,leeds.
, 1879-06-07

WHEw.-Clitus Barbour is to receive his
reward for his work on the new constitution
by receiving the nomination for one of the
three railroad commissionerships We al
ways knew Cite would get along if voters
were not too particular whom they voted fer
We viii guarantee that Mr. Barbour Will
not be far away when the California railroad
companies buy out two of the three commis-
sioners II he had the late Secretary Bslk-
nap for an associate, they would form team
that could not be beaten.
, 1879-06-07
Our Washington Letter.
WasHINGToy. May q, lSl

WASHINGTON, May Il, 1873
EpITeR STATESMAN ~ Yesterday the leg
islative bill passed the senate 1t goes to
tie house for action on unimp0rtant ameih-
ments. and then to Mr. Hayes for veto.
1t is well understood that he will veto 1t,
though there Is not word III 1t OF which he
has not expressed approval. He, who fraud
ulently holds Office through an uheXampied
stretch Of the doctrine OF state rights, WILL
discover IN this patriotic and constitutional
measure an assertion OF state supremacy
over the federal government
After tEiS yetn. and 4 discussion OF Il m
congress. il is probable that the two appro-
priation bills viii be passed, or current ap,
preparations extended by resolution, anc
that congress viii then adjourn. Addresses
VIII be issued by the congressional commit
tees of both parties. for general circulation,
explaining the positions taken. mus VIII
eud for In. time. a memorable contest, to be
renewed whenever congress shall meet again.
The questions are whether or not the people
of the different states shall hold elections
free from unnecessary and extra constltn-
tional interference. through troops or civil
officers. by the federal government and
whether or not intelligent people III the
south shall he deprived ci the rI5at 10 SIT on
inries. The sober second thought will
bring all reasonable people to the democratic
side on both these questions.
The free coinage silver bill OF Mr.. Warner
received a black eye in the house yesterday
1t viii De up again to-day, however, AID Us
friends still have hopes. Most of them,
however. are inexperienced legislators. AMI,
r ST. i-.n N fu.-Ip
prospccts of success / think the bill Will
be killed, and tLat without veto
There is a noticeable absence of democrats
among the callers al the white house since
the veto by Mr.. Hayes Of the Lald bill
Those democrats who had up to thai time
put some faith III what was sad to them,
but they have apparently learned better.
They don't believe Ill Hayes low anymore
than Ha:nlin or Chandler did two years ago.
Some iagenious person, down south. Is
making with pen exact limitations Q: $40
and $50 L. s. notes The paper and the
execntion of the work are wonderfully ike
those of the ggnuine notes. But when
two couIte:teltS are placed together diff
ferences are readily distinguished. They
come from New Orleans and are probably
the work Of some Hayes elector, or other
radical politician, appointed by Sherman to
!. lucrative place where there is 10 work to
do, and who bcguiles his time lay following
M his old tricks. They were a bad lot
those Hayes electors and strikers in Louisi-
ana. Three Of the bills have been received
q. the treasury.
Senator Brnce is happy father. The
child enters life with the name of Roscoe
Conk!ins Brace There viii lie no difficulty
III rrproduc;n. on the bays head that cur,
which, Oh the forehead of New orak great
statesman. has for so many years heen the
eavy OF men, and the admiration of women
and on winch, with command Of long and
sounding words aal good Voice. has been
built one OF the Highest regulations in the
modern republican party DEa.
, 1879-06-07

\ CYcLoSE.-One of the most terrible
tempests that ever devastated a country,
passed over Kansas last Friday. At Irving
thirty deaths are certain. and fifty three
people badly injured. Fifty or sixty FAM
lies at Frankfort are destitute Of everything
Other places along tie line OF the storm, re-
port fearful wreck Of everything in its
path, trees were uprcoted, and barns, fences
and houses swept away like SO many feath-
rrS
, 1879-06-07

RoBr. E. SrRaHoRN-" Rocky Strahorn V
the name he will get soon-wili shortly visit
Idaho with his pencil and note book and
make that territory feature IN number
of the New West ',-Se,o North Uest.
Order him to retarn this way. Brother
Mills II there is ANYBODY We want to be
Cacl to = !, /, ',.,v.s' a.N"r r.an from Mon
ta.l-,, We wish to j., as NC have been done
by, and don't you forget it.
, 1879-06-07

OuEER.-n is a fact that many OF the farms
in Nez Perce county have healthy and rich
looking crops Of rye that have come forth from
last years wheat stabble This rye IS now
growing on lands where rye was never known
to have been sown, and the last years crop
was wheat, from which stubble this rye crop
has volunteered. The wild mustard now grow
ing 50 abundantly in and about Lewistoa IS
certainly exotic and has sprung up in ike
mysterious manner. Why these growths of
vegetation not indigenous should at different
periods come forth is certainly something of a
mystery-Tstle':-
No mystery abnnt it Leland. All owing
to the railroad without Doubt
, 1879-06-07

Death OF J. ID. FAY.-The Hon. James
d. Fay shot himself through the head with
a pistol at Empire City, Oregon, on the
night OF iiay 18th. He had been drinking
but not 20 any extent. His friends are lotn
to believe be killed himself and intend to
have searching investigation. They claim
he had many enemies and has: previously
leen shot at and lis lie threatened by par
ties or account OF his participation IA certain
litigation some few years since
, 1879-06-07

COMFORTING HIM -Recently delegation
Of negroes waited on Mr.. Hayes at the white
house and assured him that they believed
that lie was 4 de j"rs as well as re .t;icfo
president. and Havcs WAS cumfortcd by this.
That he ran he c0nsolca in such a way and
bv such 4 delegation, proves AT once that
there is something wrong and that Hayes
knows it. 1t would be pretty hard wogi. to
scare up a delegation OF white men, even III
the republican party itself, who would be
willing tn - - Hayes and tell him that t:!cy
honestly believed he was 4 dr jarG as well Is
a de tdcfo president They would have to
have a good deal Of check and but h,tlc re
spcct or regard for the good opinion of their
# llow,mcn No dnuht Mr HAYES would hc
reioiccd t. see Il body of his white fellow cit
izcus approaching the white house To assure
him of their belief that he was honestly
elected ard that he Is legal president, hat
that kind Of a body don't approach worth a
cent On the contrary nearly ali the white
people Of the country have by this time hc-
come convinced that lie Is not a Ge jlJ'r presI
dent at all and hardly a DE- tGciO president,
for both the law and the fact were agaEs5
his assumption OF that title. They look
upon him merely rs fraud and rsUrper,
whom the people permitted to hold the place
because they dIs!ihed To shed blood ii the
attempt to nd it of him He SITS IN the seat
Of the rightful president Only by virtue Of
the forbearance of the people W,.1 voted
against and defeated han at the polls. 1t is
. strange and wonderful thing, certainly,
that a people wonld permit this, even 1T the
cost of L!ooiShcd, but it Is trre, and for the
first time in the history of American presi-
dential contests frand Is triumphant. No
wonder Mr. Hayes is glad To be con!or.ei,
even by negroes. HIS owa race have SET
upon him the seal OF their condemnation,
and he cannot help bu- feel tie sting
, 1879-06-07

DEATH OF GEN SHIELrs-A dispatch
from Ottumwa Ia, announce the death of
Gen James Shields. la.e United States
Senator from Missouri. To his personal
bravery in the Mexican war, he owes his
reputation as much as the favor OF political
fortune He las been senator from three
states: Illinois, Minnesota ard Missouri.
, 1879-06-07

ENCOURAGING .-Having read in the Stand
ard that they wouid republish and credit
witty paragraphs from outside papers, last
week we did our level best OF the straw
berry question, ard made 4 raise, This
week as We expected it was repubilshed, bnt
imagine our feelings when we foand 1t cred
tied to another paper
, 1879-06-07

THE INTER OCEANIC CANAL-For some
time past the great engineers Of the word
have been discussing III Paris the pract-
b;iiiy Of a canal somewhere across the
isthnus of Panama Each country in
tcrcsted lave their favorite projects. Up
To a very late period the scheme Of Lieut..
NySe Of tie French navy was generally
accepted. 1t even had the weight of the
Great ramc of De Less2pS 10 give 1t coGn-
tcnancc His idea was far a tide teret
canal to he butt over the Napipi-Atrato
route. This wou.d cost Sl60,0G9, 500.
THIS scheme hal net with such favor
amongst the French that it was generally
consider, d that Tie conference met for no
other purpose tl-an ra!!fyirS Hyse's
scheme Il woUd doubtless have been
adopted, but for tie sober, practical Wis
dom of Sir John Iiawkshaw, the ce!e-
hra:ed English engineer, who demolished
al their finely lad plans ly the mere
announcement 81 the fact that the cr'eat
rains of the Isthmus would bury their
proposed tunnels "fnli fathom nine
und the accumulated floods. The fall
to the canal between the two oceans would
necessarily be 50 slight that the waters
could nos run oi:. All the plans for
canal across the lst!.:a,is may now be con
s.dered 'oii, and late dispatches an
noumcs the abandonment Of al projects
eXcep: that for a canal VIA ,1ic;traugi!a,
with locks to connect Simon Bay with the
port OF Panama Tho whole thing may
be looked upon as visionary, even III this
age of engineering science II is quite
possible 10 accoml,lishir, but the question
nowadays resolves itself into the simple
problem. ..viIl II M"
, 1879-06-07

ASA PACKER, they say, started in life pen
Diiess aad died worth So, 000,OJO. 1t IS
passing strange-the similarity between HIM
and Us We started in lie pennlless too,
and there Is or!y the difference of little
letter in cur names. Bat we haven't died
yet, so we suppose that is where the thing
fails 10 connect
, 1879-06-07

Troy DTE.-fh;s Wretch who mpr-
dered Iui!ls. an old farmer in the Sacra-
mento for the purpose Of administering
ON ms estate, was hanged at Sacramento
WITH Anderson his partner in crime. ON
FRIDAY week. He tried tie insanity
dodge, bnt 1t was too thin. After death
the autopsy disclosed 4 h-althy condition
, 1879-06-07

RAILROADS.. party of Surveyors are CUT
In the field N the interest of the Utah North
ern railroad they are surveyi.g g from here
towards Dayton. Another party will leave
shortly and survey toward Weston and the
Grand Ronde valley.
, 1879-06-07

ExoUcH When we predicted snci big
crops for this valley few weeks ago, We
did not calculate on having so much more
rain. It is getting to BE- altogether too
much OF a good thing.
, 1879-06-07

Fox TILnES. TiIden movement is
gaming IN the south. Georgia is solid for
him All the papers wto heretofore
opposed hlm have come over to his sun.
port As with Georgia so with the whole
south. So mote it be.
, 1879-06-07

How Is IT.-There are lots of Chronicles
at our postotiice waiting to be called for: the
names on the wrappers arc strange to our
postmaster Will the San Francisco BHtte-
tin rise and explain.
, 1879-06-07

ANOTHER veto last week as usual went
against the democratic party, but the re-
bound settled the hash Of the republicans.
, 1879-06-07
To run p,rY,,. O. TIE STATESMAN.

Being desirous tn pay the debts AGAINST the
estate Of VIM. II. Newell. deceased, respect
fully ask an early settlement,
,IES. WV. H. NEWELL