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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-23
Strayed.

ElTrom Humboldt House, a bay mare with
a. bell, one black horse mule, one ifon-gray
horse mule, enc cream color d mare mule, all
shod but the iron gray. reward of Ten
LoLLAkS each is fiered ty the undersigned
for the delivery Of the animals at Humboldt
houss. PEI ER kAsK.
Hun. bCldt House. March 20, 1879. If.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-23
FostDor emenT.

The day Of sale OF delinquent stock OF the
Rye Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining Com
pany is hereby postponed until THURSDAY,
the FlfIEEITH day Of MAY, 1879, at the
same hour and place, BY order Of the Board Of
Trustees. ID. r. VERDENAL.
aplS-td Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-23

TO TEE PEOPLE OF TIE fFTEPEOR.
we would call vorr " town for the
fe " 'fF ~ sending us your
organized fod Of filing and forwarding all a'
THE SANE DAY THAT We RECEIVE THEM
Won r. ve sir cent Nv personally strictly
Inf
M GENERALLY at a lower price than
wbon we forward We can
WE KEEP ON HAND LARGEST STOCK AND TIE GREATEST
VARIETY OF ANY RETAIL, HOUSE on THE COAST
wed not keep
iv Purchasers Therefore always find
Dry Goods, Fancy Mems Clothing EOy's Clothing.
Furnishing Goods, Notions Hats Millinery.
and Shoes
carry the Rest to he Rad We
Chicago The why
successfully
inal lsge and bales Eastern markets mauuAe
nerd ants
whereby
THIRD
thousands dollars
eoMNUNcToNs
LETTERS
MECHANICS sTOEE. Nos So, 100. O: I0+ street.
SACRAMENTO. CALIFORNIA. mayll7s-t.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-23
rostpOnemept.

The above sale of delinquent stock Of the
Rye Patch oLsolidaed Mill and Mining
Iompany is postponed unit, oA1URl Az the
FIFl III Me cay Of MARCH 1879, at the
same hour and place. by order of The Board
Of Directors. u. L. VkkDLNAL, Secretary
frl7-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-23
Postpone merit,

The day OF sale f h. above famed Mining
Company is hereby postponed until 1UE :
DAY, the II iILN1n l5thl day Of APRIL,
1879 at the same hour and place.
D. +. NLhDENAL, sec'y,
ml7-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-23

G. III. VEINS * CO.,
Successors to J. A. Stewart & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry CooGs,
LADIES AND CHILDREN SHOES,
New Dress Goods at 10, I2l and Is cents per yard.
Brocaded Dress Goods, 25 and s7I cents
46-inch Atwood Camels Hair, only rs cents
per yard, formerly sold at 81 rs.
Silks to match, at 81 and 81 % per yard
Black Silks at rs cents and 81 per yard.
Extra eros Grain Black silk at 81 25 to 81 90
per yard.
Yard wide Bleached and Unbleaehed Muslins.
6, 10, and 12l cents per yard
We Import Direct.
AND GUARANTEE PRICES THE VERY
LOWEST
40 Send FOR Samples and be convinced -ea
Butterick Patterns.
The simplest and most economical patterns in
use. They are the Standard Fashions
in Europe and the United States
Extra Quality and Low Prices
I'm OUR 80.
S II OE ARTM ENT.
Make 1t Complete Success
Kid FoXed Balmorals 81 25 TO SO so.
Kid Foxed Button, 50 30 to SO 60
Kid, Button, 80 co, to s. 90
AGENCY FOR THE SOLAR TIPPED" SHOES
FOR CHILDREN
Something new. win outwear two pairs Of
any other kind.
Shoes can be sent by mail for 10 to 20 cents
per pair
Remember the place:
G. III. STEVENS Il CO.,
CORNER 8. and Streets,
SACRAMENTO.
p, o. Box ga.
f9 Send for Samples and Prices. IN
ap-079-u
The New York herald., 1879-01-08

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE COURT OF
i Chancery Of the County Paatne Of Lancaster, made
In the matter of the estate OF William Of
Holly Grove, Roby, In the same county, gcnteman do
who claim Of kin of the said
William JAMESON who died in about the month of Octo-
bcr 1873 by their solicitors before tho 3st day
the District Registrar for the Liverpool district Of
the said court situate in the Municipal Buildings Dale ST.
Liverpool aforesaid In default thereof they will per-
emptoriy excluded from the benefit of tie said order
the 9th day Of May next 10 o'clock Ia the
noon tho said oce Is appointed for hearing and adud
icating upon claims JAMES W. WINSIANLEy
District Registrar.
The New York herald., 1879-01-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

IURsUANT TO A JUDGMENT OF THE HIGH COURT
Justice Chancery Division made In the of tho
estate Of Robert james Cauhed Campbell deceased. and
in an Campbell Trotter 1878, o. 1O5 tho cred
Of Robert James Caulhed Campbell, late OF Char
lottcvilIc. Va In tho United States of America who
died about the month of February 1873.
before tho lst day OF March, 1872 send by post pre-
paid Mr. William Foster OF Queen st. place. Cannon
st. In the city Of London the solicitor Of the plaintiff
Christian and addresses and
the full particulars Of their claims statement of their
the Of the securities f hold by them
tho benefit Of the said Judgment Every creditor holding
any security produce the before the Vice Chan
ccor Sir Richard Mains his chambers Stone Build
ngs Lincons Inn Middesex Tuesday the 22d day OF
April 1879, at IL OF the clock at being the time up
pointed for adjudicating oi tho claims
Dated this 18th day OF December, 1873.
ALFRED RAwLINSON, Chief Cleri<.
WILLIAM FOSTER,
7Quccn st. place, T. O., London, England,
solir FART nil
The New York herald., 1879-01-08
FURNITURE.

4 L. BAUMANN.--iMMENsE REDUCTION AND
forty months time given to for Furniture Carpets
Bedding the largest establishment in the city I2
and Ola 9Th av., corner 5tth st.
The New York herald., 1879-01-08
REAL ESTATE.

On the Real Estate Exchange yesterday there was
very spirited competition between outsiders and the
heirs Of the Tonncle estste situated on the north
west corner Of Sixth avenue and Fourteenth strss4
and Tompkins place. Brooklyn. Tho Sixth avenue
and Fourteenth street property was nr~t put up IN
s s"s ss BID; IA 9
osweso. went to heirs OF tho estate The days sslss
are at. .follows:-
Joseph 8. Aasrsash. rstsrss-soreslo..rs sale sf
with ios. each soai.ss, Ns. as5 $50 and sai
-" nv Ioui. xrs,sa
s S fSSr So ';sry I q sris. aGa:s q na s E
" sr,yxssos IN 's
Thomas D. co,i,nan. reisrss-For.eie.ars sal.
Of d, the sss soy orsw" sis so s.Sas ,ros
Spring ST.; TO plaintiff. i2oO
jaime. D Fish. receiver ssA q tho fsa,eai. Saving.
Bank-Rocsivor's sale q the two and ,hres story
ssx s " K n .a Of stanton % ~ % sscs
Edward NJ RarsAs1a 'gf ,sisfse-, ,ss,sslo.sr. sal.
% S. Sg 'is & ., x
plaintiff n; -: s
ws% pos q land I'1 Public
Aiso two shrss story frame and Srei aw.ns
rsS s: BLOT ~ sa iHs
lis, on Broadway. s. W. eorner of 7osh ST.; to
Also Rs'o' oae story frame dvsniG With po, land
saet ssns ssxssa 7eS .Sa %" % y: p3 so
4 son.
is Williamson, referee-Parttion sale OF the hvs
four story brick buildings. with plot Of land iuaS
x7S. Nos 2U9 to PIT 9TH u. ". corner of l4th
st.; No 2O9 to r. q. wetmore, $52 OoO: No. 2lI to
L. J. Tonnelo, S33.OoO; No. 2i3 70 Owen Jones',
g Siehs,i. MI S sssso Ssss ."..., -. 80 iso,ss
Also the four story brown stone front dwelling,
s S' ss ess .s n: % Ts' sss
Also the four story brick house. with lot 2oxe0
No ~ East 10th st., s.. iaS Il ". Of i'ssv;S
And three three story brick houses with lots, each
25xII26 Nos 23, % and ~ Tompkins place, g. =.
800 IT. n. of Degraw st., Brooklyu No. 23 to T.
@. wetmore, - $50; No. 70 to N Gsdnsy 5000
and No. "a to John Caaen, -, $50 ......... lb;0U
Atso to john Tonnele. ... Wy iiW
Total. .$s1a,77i
The New York herald., 1879-01-08

1JOPULAR INSIDE ROUTE.
IL SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA
Avoid danger and sickness incident travel
purchasing through tickets to Florida the Georgia
and Florida Inland Steamboat Company Staterooms
e'''u IEvE ALDEN. General Northern Agents.
The New York herald., 1879-01-08

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE rRANsFEns
The following Is statement showing the real estate
transactions recorded in the registers oce January
loeth ST., g. g., i25 r. W. Of 10th av 2oxiooii;
es Ans st. k9.. TO s@s' r. w. of s,h :v
Fowler and xiss iS Mary Tsr;1ssla a4ooo
AsH:ss =: ns.aadsl Gu e % 70 w.%
$50 as's 49, q s. i4s Il " av ie.icoS Edward
"a xaoph B. stians and wife to Edward seect 1850
6ist 80 n; Of iith sy 75xo; John Car o
s1sh ' si .H n :. sss T. v % ~. 7s.ioos: III r.
hSyars sy qsieTSS @ r. 20 'oseRa Of ssh % Edward
Fitzpatrick and wife to John H. Dean: 5000
Dayca and wife 10 ss William I Jam ls Z sa1raI.w isooo
I lots ws SS; 70 a M Gun Nom
sa%s %f s Ts1s iphonsS H Aitor William
Av as,; soraet 18Th ST. ad1Sd Hester Hunt
same same property properly al part part o. Benjamin. Tra~pysS
sa%s property d.7 part Oh John w. iiuni and vis
,Issh 70 ssn0 ss s. s. i5o IL e of 7ii ay iox1i also
E sasis SoSS Il n q q fhams. ll,a ST. n,S
4th sy, corner Of S3d s,, 4o5x75 Thomas ,s ~,
oisrls . Sa'' 8 'SSh Dodge E and
18TH st. g $40 MIs Y q Of ss ss oxii Charlie.
r. Ahrons TO William H. Nom.
liS cSss. s II aSsn. s@ e to ws% fi ai a ss Hon
'osh William s r. an and e others 81 70 Ed1ssa
Lexington av s. W. corner Of si 81, aox7 Cath
arine N. Lawrence and husband to Ira ID. War 49,
;as:,;...-...'...'.''''''
Houston ST., n. g., between avs G and d G1 years.;
Augustus w. wynkooo and others TO Charles .-
nscoapKp nonraAors,
Bslmcre, Catherine NJ and husband TO Thomas L. o,
Cook g . Of LIST sv n Of 5l4th e. sysa11s, ~, ana "
III Canal Hsofs st. yssrs sonn 400
H%%os. Gam jane Is,s r. q William EiSs Tio@p;cq
&c. New Church st., .. w. corner Oh bioory st.; -
nsssasen b and viis dsoxs kiess LOT No 70.
Hersehfeid Mary aud husband, 10 Anderson Fow- ~.
Ka%asrs IF snly San and xs Il 70
of ls sv T. q 9Th 9TH st. sis ,s Adens Mo.cmsn
OF iosth 81. a. Of 10Th sv wears A5oo
Same TO same q q Of Tooth At. O. OF 10th av.; =
r"ahsim. ysprs John L. and wife. to NJ scici of
18th Of I'd ayS years, :, ,i.,,.: ii,. 2o
more lexccutor. &c.). g. corner OF Broadway and
ssysr Ssa .xdccI and wife to corsc Xenc No ss6
hass Houston s instsmsn,s 4ooe
Miiihsaser, Botti, 70 Jette Miilhsuser s. of Goth
xsra"y 81 n - and wss, to Alexander Iiiiey,
poaS Ssa 81 Susan o. 81 and ND sS.basS to Mary Ioy
Frsnkiin av o. igin stS -o
sects a and and wife John Di%ond. Of Sadsi
smith, &. fno%s: Ti% ax IS.i 70 John u fupIc IL
~" nScorpsp assasxrsis or .oniaAoxs ~"
ssss cs:;s. %. n !: IL EiRiS a.Ssss ssS s
Hammond Edmund. 20 John D. Bsrry.............. 500
keyos, Maria d., TO Helen A. Pheps .............-
Msnnss.an savings Institution to Madion Morgan.
n:;;sS.,.. :;;;$ saving: S.sI !. John E,.,i 1900 ss
Miller, L., and another executors, &c) to Louisa
United State. life Insurance. Company To- tho Mn
tual Life insurance Company ........:..... 1000
1rnssees' 2oee
The New York herald., 1879-01-08
A NTIQUK AND MODERN
EUUNfTuRE

NTIQUR AND MODERN
N FURNITURE.
SYPHER CO., 593 Broadway, Offering ct
greatly reduced prices their entire before removal
A LADY NEEDING MONEY IMMEDIATELY WILL
N sacrifice Furniture used five months satin suit
500 Tor Si75; do, siOO brocadc su $50 rep, 81.
and Dining Furnitprc. Paintings 2i Carpets Call private
residence NO az West 18th at, between 9th and 1th
DAUMANN BROTHERS ARE OFFERING GREAT
Dbargnins In Furniture Bedding and Carpets st their
store 42s and $50 Hudson ST. Broome Weekly and
monthly payments taken.
HANDSOME EAsEfs. TABLES. pRACKETs WARD
llrobes Lounges Rugs, Carpets Mirrors Chairs BOOK
cases Bullets, dc., at 50 West lath 1t.
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES OF FURNITURE,
lCarpcs, Bedding, Stoves &c for cash weekly and
monthly payments, at B. NJ CoWPKRTHWAlT CO.'S,
1855 and l51 Chatham 81
The New York herald., 1879-01-08
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

METROPOLITAN
M ELEVATED RAILWAY.
OPEN FROM 8 80 A. M. TO IL p. NJ.
RECTOR ST-Nearest point for Wall street ferry and
connects with for South ferry.
CORTL.ANDT sT-Nearest point for Jersey City and
Communipaw ferries.
PARK PLACENearest point for Post Office. City Hall
and Barclay street ferry to Hoboken.
CHAMBERS ST-Nearsst point 70 Pavonia and Eric
Railway ferry
FRANKLIN ST
GRAND ST-Nearest point for Desbrosses street ferry
Jersey City and connects with for Desbresses and
East Grand street ferries.
BLEECKER sT-Connects With cars for east and west
STH STNeares point Tor christopher street ferry 10
Hoboken connecting with for Christopher and East
Tenth street ferries.
I4TH sT-Nearest point to Union Square, wallacks and
Lyceum theatres; Academy Of Music Irving and Tammany
halls connecting with for East Twenty third aud
Thirty-fourth street ferries 49,
23D sT-Nearcst point to Booths, ST. James and Park
souic Temple and twenty third street ferry Jersey City
Avenue theatres; Aquarium Francisco Minstrels
connecting with cars for Weehawken ferry
AID ST.-Connects with New York Transfer Compsny's
cabs for Grand Central Depot. - i..
5OTH ST.
5sTH ST.-Nearest point Central Park.
Connecting with of Belt Line Railroad.
FOR UPTOWN TRAINS take east side stations.
FOR DOWNTOWN TRAINS take west sido stationa
FARE, 10. CENTS,
except between the hours OF 80 and 30 A NJ and and
Up NJ, when the faro is 8 cents
WIN. r. GARRISON President.
VAN RpocTIrx ndcut
The New York herald., 1879-01-08

OH, PAINTINGS, WATER COLORS &C.
BARKER a CO. "a and 40 Liberty St,
exhibiting about 100 Of the finest and most desra
BILE collections Of Works. of Art exhibited this season,
among which will be found the very bost examples from
most esteemed artists such Wm II. Beard, j. w.
Casilesr, j. l. henry Thomas Cole, deceased; VIM Hart,
j. g. Thorh Wiggns Quarey Moran. Gay. Parton. Whit
tredre, Bristol Chaplin w. +. Richards and others,
gcher with many excellent works from celebrated foreign
artists They will be sold Friday and Saturday,
m IN nj oue a
The New York herald., 1879-01-08
SALES AT AUCTIOl

u W. sTRATroN, GENERAL AUCrIoNEER, OFFICE
II .and saesroom 10 East 18th stSales solicited ~ pr
vate residences Advances made ON furniture
The New York herald., 1879-01-08

A THIS DAY. AT O'CLOCK, AT
IA. MATHEWS ART ROOMS. 90 CEDAR ST.,
continuation of sale Of VALUABLE LIBRARY OF
CHOICE STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
in every department. Of literature many FINELY ILLUS
TRATED. DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER,
The New York herald., 1879-01-08

NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Steamer MORGAN CITY. Wednesday January&
steamer LONE STAR Saturday. January n
At p M taking freight for New Orleans. Mobile aud all
Mississippi River points Shreveport Houston 20 all points
Houston and Texas Central, Texas Pacinc, Trans
continental Galveston. Harrisburg and san Antonio ia-
roads, Indianoia Brazos Santiago 3roanayo Insur
lowest Corpus Christi frcight earned
Galveston Indianola for forward by sail.
For freight and other information apply 10
BOGEkT a MORGAN, Agents.
pie Norfn lkl~,r
The New York herald., 1879-01-08

-I1TNEW ENGLAND HOTEL 80 B0WERY 200 ROOMS;
n lodgings. 3Oc.. 4Oc. Soc. weekly. 81 to $3.
THE BRISTOL, 81 WEST nth ST. BETWEEN UNI
i versty place and 5th av-An exclusively respectable
family hotel Rooms with Board varied and excellent
table, French cook: references; moderate terms.
THE HOTEL BRIGHTON BROADWAY AND 4aD
st-A few desirable Rooms. for single gcntlcmcn, ut
moderate prices. WIN. G. II. G. BARRETT.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
Cecil county Items.
For the X, publican.

fOf inc IA pupIIcah
Rock Run, November rs, 1879.
MEssRs. EDiToRs Rev. Mr.. Aiken,
Of the Rock Run Presby tsrian church,
and Rev. Mr.. Brown, Of the Tome M.
X. Church, exchanged pulpits last Sab
bath. Mr.. Aiken se-lns At home In q
Methodist pulpit, and Mr.. Brown will
fill any pulpit Of orthodox dimensions.
We hope that no oannons will be fired
at either Of the reverend gentlemen.
Rev. Rufus Cheney lectured ~ Tenn
perancs Hall on Tuesday evening last.
Thanksgiving services we're held In the
Episcopal and Presby terian churches in
the morning, and in the NJ. 4. church
in the evening. The ladies Of the
Presbyterian church gave 3 supper on
Wednesday evening, at which 800
we're realized for the benefit Of the Sun
daysSchool library.
The NJ. L. church contemp!ates a
course Of lectures for the same object.
Frank Collins, who formerly worked
with John 7. Tazew-ll, at augsr max
ing, left this nsig borhood in the night
about two weeks ago, leaving q number
Of articles unpaid for which he obtained
under false pretences. Look out for
him. SoJoURNER.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
A Farmer MurLeI ed.

At an early hour on Wednesday
morning a farmer named John Johnston
who lives near West Fairfield, West
morrlaud Co. Pa, was shot by his hired
man named Jerry T-lford. Mr. John-
ston was in bed at the time, and as soon
as he was strnck by the ball, jumped
out of bed aud ran down stairs, followed
by his wife When he reacned the
landing, Tilford put bu'"t in his
head, which tell him. The woman
ran out OF the house, going in the direc-
tion Of a n-ighber's when q ball was
sent after her, but missed its mark.
T-lferd seeing that he had no time TO
lose, made off before assistance arrived
not taking time 70 ransack the house
as robbery was undoubtedly his object.
Johnston's wounds proved fatal. The
murderer is still at large.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
Report OF abb ct Ofiicers.

Secretary Thompson has submitted
to the President his annual report on
naval affairs. He spraks with much
pride of the education given in America
TO naval cadets, their instruction being
equal to that obtain.d in any otter ma
ton. Suggestions ars made about i'm
prov-ments in methods at the Naval
Academy. The sale CT many ships Of
the Navy Is recommended,th the proceeds
to be devoted to the building of new
ships. The building OF special boat
tor target practice is r. Commended.
The report OF Secretary Schurz defends
the Interior Department against the
criticisms upon it. l: outlines an ln-
dian policy, and advises that the lu-
dians be taught to be farmers aud not
nerdsmen. Progress in education and
civilization is reported, The Ute and
Ponca troubles are discussed al Length.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

A M. AILzu did not rssign his ssat
In Council On Thufsdsy night, W
thought he was sxousabls - Council
ad;ournsd soon without giving him .
chance 70 do so, but Friday night and
an adjourned meeting Of Council has
passed BY, and We hear nothing Of Mr..
Allen resignipg, though the court has
decided that he was not legally elected.
Democrats like to hold on to once when
they once get hold 1t.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

CHICAGO Is ONE OF the most indepen.
dent and thrifty cities in the union. A
year ago she got tirel of Republican
rule and elected Democratic Mayor
by some 1000 majority, and all the
Democratic organs in the country
shouted themselves hoarse over the
victory. She soon got tired however of
Democratic rule, aud about three weeks
ago she whirled around and elected the
whole Republican ticket by some 5000
majority, and the Democratic organs
have been in the dumps about 1t ever
since, and have really counted Illinois
out of the list OF doubtful States for the
Chicago's latest exploi
was in her magnificent reception of
General Grant by which she cleared a
of dollars and now she makes a
plea for both the Republican and Dem
)cratic National conventions to meet
here, t-ndering the US. Of her Grand
Exposition Buildings for their sessions,
and promising to expend $4,000 if
necessary to supply such acoustic ap-
plances as shall bs thought essential.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

Now THAT Congress is to commence
its regular session on Monday, and
Senator Bayard has gone on to perform
his part, we may expect to hear some
tlny about the hereditary greatness of
the Bayard family and the purity of
the State government of Delaware, bnt
it is doubtful II Mr.. Bayard will ever
say a word about forty thousand citi-
zens of his own county, settled around
the base Of the hill on which the Bay
ard mansion stands, being disfranohis-
nd.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
r.e .i.y'. vioaii.x Debt.

There is evidence now that the Dem
ocrats in the City Council are beginning
to realize the financial condition Of the
city and the foolishness in the reduction
OF the tax rate last year. 1t is to the
credit of Col Taylor that he foresa~
this difficulty and spoke freely Of 1t last
night at the meeting Of the City Conn-
Gil, though he mus. have foreseen tbr
same difficulty months ago, and should
hen hav. referred to 1t as freely as he
now does. From Mr. Taylor's remarks
he forese.s that the city will be ont OF
money from the first Of April up to the
first of July, when the taxes for lsso
will be collectablr, and worse than all,
the city is expressly forbidden to
borrow money, and there is a com
mitt.s of twenty-six men watching
Council to see that it does not break the
law In that particuls Mr.. Tavlor We
think might have safely said that the
c'ty would be out Of money by the lst
# January. and he might have gone
stiIl farther and showed how that even
now the appropriations are all expended
md a the city has to depend upon is
the $29, 400 ovsrplus Of the amount al
lowed by the Legislature to be raised
for the funding of the floating debt, and
which was not applied to that purf ose'
This together with the revenues OF the
city coming in may run it up to Decem-
ber. when the water rents will be due,
and this will probably run the city on
to April, but as Mr.. Taylor says there
is a vacuum from that time up to July
which cannot b. easily bridged
over. In any case Council having ex.
Or nded the $29, 400 referred to, that
amount will stand against the city as
a floating debt, and as a monument OF
Democratic folly in reducing the tax
rate of 1879 to sl.l5 on the 500. Be-
sides this there we're $l2, 500 in mot
yages and notes which should have
been paid our of the sl45 200 allowed
to be raised by the Legislature, but
which are yet unpaid and conse.
auently must be added to the
s29, 400 making in all $4l, 800 which
ought to be in bank by the first
day Of January, but not being there
will stand as the floating debt at the
end of the present year. This shows
that the tax rate Of 81 Is did not rails.
enough OF money even to meet the ap-
for 1879. Some months
ago we predicted that there would b. a
floating debt by the end of the year OF
S25, 600, but We did not think at that
time that our predictions would fall
SIG, 800 short Of what it really is. This
Is the truth no matter how
much the Gazette may deny it and
fume and bluster over the exposure.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

SoLoS CaAsB, the leading Green
hacker of Maine, has been heard from.
He strongly denounces the counting
out scheme in Maine, and says, "the
Greenback party cannot afford to adopt
course that must be defended by tech
nicalitiss and special pleading" Wise
Mr.. Chase, but he need not be afraid,
the Republicans Of Maine will lsok to
their interests and are not in . temper
TO be tritied with.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

If IT Is true as reported, that Alex
auder H. Stephens, Robert Toombs,
5.na'o Lamar, Henry WattersoD, Wade
Hampton, and Congressman Fsl'onar1
in favor of General Grant for the Prss-
d -ncv, it is proof positive that there il
a big srrew loose somewhere and should
Grant be nominated it is more than
likely tha Le would receive the cleo
toral vote of Georgia, North and South
Carolina, Florida, Mississippi and Louis
lana. This would put an end to the
solid South business.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29

AyUElt E.--ln conformity with the Prov.
~ sion OF the act passed BY the General
Assembly Of the State OF delaware on the 18th
day OF March. A. D., 1875, hereby give no
tice that an application was flied In the Su
perior Court on the 2lst day Of October, A.
b.. 1879 for q Charter Of Inc lrp0ration Of .
Company. called "The james & Webb Print
ing and Stationery Company" 10 carry on the
business OF the manufacture OF books, prints
and stationery In all Its branches, and that \
DRAFT OF the proposed Charter was iiicd with
the appl,cat tios, and Ia open TO inspe ton.
CHAS. BEASTON, Prothonotary.
New Caste Oct n 1879 l0-22u
Daily Republican., 1879-11-29
NOTIONS
vITAIIzED PNospMArEs.

A brain and nerve food differs from all other
tonics. - il q co posed Of the vital or nerve
giving principles Of the OK brain and wheat
germ, being similar 10 that which susiains the
human brain and nerves. They restore lost
energy in sll weaknessesapf mind or body, re-
lieve de- ilty and nervousness, give vitality In
the insufficient growth OF children, siren then
d estton, cure neuralgia, and prevent con:
. mption. Physicians have prescribed loo'00
y. CROSBY, 600 sixth Ave-, N. Y.
For sale by z. JAMES BELT.
Cor. 9th and Market SA., Wilmington, Del.