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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-20
A SCISSORS NOTICE.

The tsxsbles OF Wilmington Husdred, New
Castle County. are hereby notified tina, the
assess" ent Tor 1879 has b.en COM leted and
the books containing the ssme are hung up
for public inspection Al the following places !:
SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
First Ward-At Springer's Erocery store,
No. 800 West Second street, near Tatnall.
Second Ward At tho Pennsy ivania House,
south east corner Of Front and hing street,.
Third ~srd-At r. J. Baboock's saloon.
northeRst corner o. Fifth and orange streets.
Fourth Ward-At EsQuire william II. Bra-
dy's Office, No. LOS Fast fourth street, near
King
Tenth Ward-At Robert Cottins hams 81.
loon, No. $40 Maryland Avenue.
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
FINh Ward-At T. ". Singles l. sons cl-
gar store. No 90 Market street
Seventh Ward-At George II. kohinson's
saloon, southeast corner OF Tenth and Orange
streets.
Eighth ward-At ". II. fuckers grocery
"ore, southeast corner Of Eighth and Pine
streets.
Ninth Ward-At VIM. Sweeney's Rroccry
store. 2O07 Market street.
Notice Ia ALTO given that the Assessors viii
sit At the City Hall on Saturday, the 18th day
OF January fbeing tho last Saturday Of the
prtsent monthly between tho bours Of II
o'clock. q. m. and 8 o'clock, p. m, TO make
correction In the aforesaid books or add al
ditional nance thert0.
DAViDW. HUGHES,
Assessor southern District,
GEORGE q. WARP,
jnlIst Assessor Northern District.
NOTICE TIC WATER RENTERS
~ 'OrFICE WATER D.PA RrMRNT,I
WILMlNoros, DEL, December 10. 1873.
The bills tor 1879 are now rendy and paya
bio Al the registers office. No 100 Marke
street. The law requires that all bills paid OF
or before January 81, 1879, thu foe Of the bill
those paid during the month Of February. nv,
per cent. additional, those paid during tn
month OF March ten per cent. additional an,
any amount remaining unpaid after April
1879. the register 10 required to have the fer
ruiz Withdrawn and suit instituted for the 70
cnvery otthe amount due, and the water vii
not 70 let into su h promises until such ar
| re'rs with assessments and ~ Tor drxwint
i"rrules are paid. Office hours. v a. m. and
p. IN. W. MORROW, Register.
dcll-e-o-d in-,.-d -fb-e-e-d
NtT1CE. Those wanting to max
~. Christmas presents can buy the follow
lowing goods very low, 'or they must be sold
Nor. 207 and 30 W. Fourth street, IL Dovtn,
10 Atlantic City:
A large assortment Of Patent and othe
Lamps and Fixtures. taS Globes and fixtures
DO OF Rodgers Gel bratsd Pocketkuives. q
gross Of Pipes, 10000 cigars, 10 doc. Of Chi
nese Shells, Shoes, Soaps, Pe'tumery ant
Toilet Sets. bOO SILK Neckties. lot OF Jewelry
one good tune rosewood Piano nd other inusi
cal instruments and all tho fixtures, and hun
dreds Of other articles His Museum will b,
open to the public with new curiosities i"r the
holidays. dealt
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NU11cE.

~ FIRsr NATIONAL BANK.
WILMINGTON, DEL., ia uary 10, 1879.
At an election held on the llth ms =. the
following named gentlemen we're elected Di.
rectors o. serve the ems ing year:
Edward Il tts, Clemen' Il. Smyth,
Geo: w. Bush, ban 81 James,
n. = Met '0mb Ell Gurrett.
William 1atnall, lsraei Pussy,
Samuel Bancroft. Jr.
eta meeting Of the Board held this day.
EDWARD Beta, Esg., was unanim"usly re-
elected President GEO ID ARMSTRONG.
lnloS Cashier
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-20
Ran Into n Pole.

Last evening, between six and seven
o'clock, As a gentleman and lady we're
sleiyhing down West street, they ran
into a barricade pole, al the corner Of
sixth and West streets. The force
With which the horse struck the i'm
p-iing barricade threw it over, ami
the animal With a bound cleared the
pole md drew the sleigh after him.
lh" lady was uncerem"nionsly d.pnsi-
ted in the gutter, brit not injured. TIL"
speed OF the horse WAS checked by the
pole thrown across West at the corner
Of Fifth street The cause Of the acct
dent was due to the absence OF the sig
nal lights, which are usually put up to
warn travelling people Of barricade.
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NOT1CE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ members Of tho New Castle County Mu
tual lns rance Co., will be held at their office,
6o2 Market street, on Monday, January ~
1879. from 10 M, to- p m nj which time
there will be an election 20 five Directors to
serve for three years. Tho Directors will meet
at 2 O'Clock p. m to organize.
WILLIAM TATNALL, President.
llnR-lm
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ID X. BL0RE d CO.,
Having opened
THE GROCERY STORE,

ON THE b. W. CORNER OF FRONT AND
WEST STREETS,
have laid In large and fresh stock OF nne
" oceries, among which may DO found the
most choice teas, oofiees, sugars, spices. hsh.
meats, syrupe,a dried and canned fruits, and
everything that can DO found In any first.' ass
grocery store, all Of which are being sold at
tho lowest market rates. Please give us a call
and perfect satisfaction will be given in every
respect. jnl9lw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-20

NOTlCE.-All persons arc forbidden to
~ trust any one on our account with
cut written order from us. GEORGE ".
VERNON SONS. tnll-u
UT1CE.-I will half.IOIe and heel boots
~ and shoes for 81 per pair, and do other
mending at ow rates, at 2lb shipley street
JOSEPH INGRAM. lnl(lmd
NOTTCE-The und ersig ned having lost or
~ misIsid a deposit book Of tho Whining
ton Saving Fund, notice Ia hereby given that
application Ia made for new book ROB-
EXT ELLIOTT, jnl8-Stw
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(Frsn sstsr1Ay's Law kliusa.)
rhe UMton Meettng ~ NJ. PANTS,

tFrso stsrSays Law kliuss.l
The U.ton Meeting ~ ~. PANTS.
Owing 10 tn. inolr,urnt w.ssher the
Union meeting At 81, Psul'ss N. X,
church was not 20 we'll attended A.
usual Yesterday. The meeting opened
with singing by the congregation, after
which Rev, Mr.. Ksjpwin OF West Pres.
byt-risn church, led In prayer. Rev.
J. l.. Esl,n, pastor Of the Reformed
Episoopal churcl, of the Covenant.
preached an able sermon, taking for his
text the words. "B-hold til. Lamb OF
God which takstb away the sins Of the
world" He stated that there wrr. cir
cumstaucps in the liz. of Joou the Ban.
fist, and traits in his character that
conduc.d TO make him the most popu
lar preacher Of his day. lie was Of
tn. pri-stly race by both parents, for
his father Zschsrias was himself OF tn.
house of Alba; and his mother Eliza
beth was Of tn. daughters Of Aaron.
His birth he stated was not accord.
ing to the ordinary laws of nature but
through thu miraculous i.t.rprition
of Almighty posrr. II had long been
predicted that there would b. a hardin
y,r 10 in,roduca III. Messiah 10 tn.
Jewish world. 10 that his birth proceed.
I'd our Lord's by ak month. ii. lived
BY hin self in the will th,nly propl.d
region westward Of the Dead Sea, and
alter having spent tim. in preparation
for his work. and after living the lii.
of A hermit he comes forward dressed
IN . very singular attire. Tn. speaker
stated tnat 1t WAS not astonishing that
All Jud.a should f,ock to hear A man
dressed in a raimen, of Cam-ls hair,
and who su Assisted upon locusts and
wild hon.y. U.was very familiar will,
the scriptur. and also very humble.
The sp-ak.r explained the nature Of
Lis offic. by quoting from Isaiah, al
am Tia. voice of on, CRYING In the will
d.rn.ss. make his paths straight" The
Jews were ready to acknowledge him
~ the Messiah, but h. assures them
that Ia ia not the Christ, but th-r.
should one come after him whose chi.
latcbst he WAS not worthy TO unloos-
|, was upon tn. following day after the
Jews had sent to know who John was
that he saw Jesus walking along the
oanKS OF the JORDAN "heh NC 'sok 'nf
opportunity Of presen''hs os'.S' " sne
inult'tuns' ana 'he "'u''''uu' " on'1S'
lie cried out IN the languages VI Tue
text, beho'o me La"o vi "oa 'hS'
tak1th away the SINS Oh 'he ~o,'''
Inc speaker stat'o 'ha' the "oro IAN
was quite siRh'hcaht 10 Inc Jews.
lhry were aocus'otn'n 70 sre wv,
lambs taken every DAY 70 ths a''ar ano
slain' one IN .he morning " lhahe
annrmeht lor 'h' s'no "li,ln'''eo ia 'ie
MIN TINE; ana one IN tue evening u
make atohou'-ht Tor the sins III '"' aay
NE. lhe sp'sk'r 'ho"e" some Vi the
cnarae'er'nnts o lha 'a'ho' az" ~"
christ al the lamo OF uod resemoieo 'he
iaino IN many particulars.
Az thr close OF lhe pastor ff,ha' NJ
new .. d. MANN u o'ioh W. H. ''"'''
,nI,aL " 49, ~, mas d;sn,is,.d hy
"su Wv ~ ,h'a do.a,oau .nd a.,
Wv o,.eMh W. ,i' h,u.d;.,ioor
p''"''''"s VI VI" '
she NJ B. II. A.
The Moral suasion Reform Associa.
ton held public meeting in their room
last evening but owing TO the unsafe
condition of tL. streets which wer. very
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-20

~ OTlCE-ls hereby given that the an
~ nuai meeting OF tn stock holder1 ot the
" Wilmington Navigation Company will
he held at No. cl3 Market street Wilmington.
Delaware. on Thursday, the 9th day OF Feb
ruary. 1879, between tho hours Of 2 and I
o'clock, p. in. iorthe purpose ofrlecttng three
directors TO serve Tor three years JOHN A.
GRIFFIN President 2.tm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-20

DUBLIC SALEOFtRESH COWS. viii
be sold at the Auction Rooms Of l.. W.
Stidham Il Son,
ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 70, 1879
At ION o'clock. a. M,
Six head OF Fresh Cows with Calves C-V4
by their sides. A credit Of 9V da AE
Will be given without interest.
JDStPH COOLEY,
l.. W. Stdhsm Il Son, Auct's. ,nD2t
EGR SALE.-Will he sold ut public sale,
IL January 2lst, 1879, ats O'Clock, In the
evening, at No. COL Shipey sueet second
story, a lot OF land 40xsJ ieot, amt the two
story brick dwelling and store thereon cree
ted. situate ut the n. r. corI.er Of Sixth NV
snue and Duncan streot, ltrowntuwn. TerIns
very easy. fED. G. MhRlS. Secy
lln2pGt Mutual loan Association.
WANTED "A Printer to work In the
w country. Apply Nv. Is, No. ".
Third treet, In the cigar store. You man
preferred. |u10-Ws
NOR SALE.--A Sorrel Horse, coming rive
II years old, sound. well broken, and IN
extra good driver. Apply to } bhN W.
IA rUM, Marshalton Minis Jnyo 3tw&-td'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-20

NDTICE.-I hereby give notice that shall
~ prefer petition 10 the q, neral Assem-
bly, OF the State VI Delaware at It's next ses.
sion, In January. 1879 praying the passage Of
an act to divorce me and my hush nd Frank
Is Lysle, "a vinculto NJ trimonie."
KATE T.. LYSLE.
wilmington, Del, Dec. 70. 1878. I'm.
NOTl G + The undersigned having
~ opened Il Real Estate office No
| East Sixth street, Saviile building. will lie
thank iul for n LIBERAL patronage from friends
aid acquaintance, who wish 10 sell or buy
Real Estnte, having thorough knowledge OF
city properties as well as Farms throughout
the Stase. Respectfully, P.CHANDLER.
dcT.d. wit
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NOllCE.-hnnual meeting OF tho NJ III
~ Creek Union Association for the dc
lection OF horse thieves, and recovery Of stolen
property. will DO held at Union Hail IN MIL
Greek Hundred on Saturday. the .,,h day of
.l8nuary 1879. Mt ] o'clock p. m.
DAVID EASTBTRN President.
jn9-2tw X, q. BUCKINGHAM Sect.
NOTICE.-All perrons not having thor
~ dogs registered are hereby notified 70
come forward and pay iorwtth. ne the time
expires on the 10th Inst, and after that date
the ordinance will DO rigtdly enforced.
WILLIAM MAXWELL.
jnlI+t Chief OF Police.
- NKwPoRT NATIONAL BANx,I
NgwroRT, DEL January 7. 1879
At meeting Of the Board OF Directors hold
THE day, a Dividend OF four az per cent was
dec AIRED from tho profits Of The lae' SIX months,
JOS, w. II. WAITS N
,nl5-2twad Cashier.
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Elliott, Johnson T. Co.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.'
Offer for sale U. $. per cent Bonds at Our.
rent Rates.

We would call the attention Of investor
and corr olations TO the rapidly with whDh
the 590's are now being called, and the de
STABILITY Of exchanging them while n pre-
lniun can be obtained.
Higheet market price paid for the per cent
bonds or exchanged for any other
i.rue or inv estmcnt desired,
Correspondence Solicited.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.

Wilmington GOAL Gas Company .......... 20
National Bank OF Delaware. minimum. w
Union National Bank. "
First National Bank. ............. IN
Farmers Bank :.........::.. .-,.....,.-.'' 10y
Nstlonal hank WI. ana HdywinO. 6sn
delaware Fro lns Co.. w
Delaware X. X. 90. -. >. ~
Delaware State Bends. NATURALIZATION. l@
Wilmington CITY 6s...........,.......... IN
Wilmington CITY rs. .............. ...... wv
New Castle County. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10y
delaware Railroad. hrst mortgage. lS
extension. iOl
Del. h " eti'n X. Observation-Disclosures. "l
vii. Pass. X. W. 10 let mortgage. lp|
Masonic Hall 10. BOMBS ................ NV
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DasU4.s, MLDlCINLs. 80.

PROF. J. A GOlNGS.
tveie,Insry Editor Of Spirit of the Tines
REMEDIES FOR HORSE DISEASES,
GOfHG'S WORN DES7 ROYER,
For Worms or Bots.
COPEBiAES TONIC POWDER,
For PURIFYING the Blood and improving the
tondtiioH qf tive horse
GDING'g COLO POWDER,
For Cotac, Securing, inflammation Of the
B0aoeis, Re.
(>OINLrS COUGH POWDER,
FOR Coughs, Caldrrh Hedves and Sore Throd
comes ANA TONY OF THE HORSE.
card skeleton (pr1oe 5O Cenfs,) for framing
apo1 which " located every important disease TO
schich We horse Is ltnbie
All the above are TOR sale by
q JAMES BELT,
WholesaLe and Retail Druggtst,
hSr. Sirfh and NdrkPf streeis.
RISLEYg EXTRACT Of wren HAZEL
sSsntiar 30 PONDS EXTRACT and at half IN,
price " A Lstler. For sdleby
T. JAMES BELT,
Cor Seth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-20

NO11Ct Ia hereby given that Philemma
~ Chandler mas this day made general
assignment TO the undersigned Of all his
property Tor the benefit Of hi- crsditOrs I'D
WARD DARLINGTON, Assignee, 4th and
Market streets. InlSl.td
WILMINGTON, DEL. January 18th, 1879,
NOTICE.--All members Of the Mutual
~ Coal and Produce A ssociation are =
quest'd to meet at their room Fifth a d Wal.
Eu' streets on Wednesday, Jan. 22d, at IN
O'clock. sharp, as business OF importance will
he before the associat on. JOS. WRIGHT.
INfION. X. y. lnlbsat-tuea-wedt
W'LMIsGroS, DEL, Jan. Is, 1872.
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The Ladies Aid Of the Moral Suasion
Reform Association will hold meet
in the Moral Snasion rooms this even
ing, which will h" addressed by Mr.
Grorg- NJ. butcher, Mr.. James hargs,
dug up from his long hermitlike re-
tir-ment, and others will also make
speeches. The public will lie glad to
know that Mr.. Hargs' tongue has rot
been cl-av-d to the roof OF his mouth,
nor has his arm been paralysrd since
his voice was last heard IRON the Tenn
peranoe roStrum.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-20

OTlCE.-Ail persons owning d0gs are
~ hereby notified TO ca at my Office and
have the same duly registered, on or before
the Doth day of January, In Acorda CO with
vidod. W. J. MAXWELL, High Constable
jn2lm
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CHICAGO RANGES

The citIens Of Wilmington and stclnlty
who really want the best range In the market
wOnld do we'll by CALI z and examining my
stock. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
in4-3m.dhw
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n1VlDEND,
- OFYCE WILMINGTON NAviGA-)
TON COMPANY.
Wilmington, January 8, 1879
The Directors have his day declared n
Dividend Of two dollars ts2 00) per share on the
capital stock 81 the company, pa able at 3O3
Al arket street, on ant after the 10th inst,
n8-ltdh2tw q. RICHARDSON, Pres.
NOICt. The partnership heretofore eX.
~ isu under the name OF A. Sergeant.
n Co.. at No, II /: Fourth street, Ia this day
dissolved b. mutual consent. A. Sergeant
continuing tho business who IL aur no iled to
collect su claims and settle all demands.
A SERGEANT
GEO ". Boo KER.
Wilmington. Del. Jan. Is. lnI6 St.
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Delaware Avenue baptist Church.

IN a uH60 g. n - n
DrI"""T" avenue n"P"'
The serV'" at the aoov' ohnrcn 10
morrow morning VIII he OF onaracter
that Will prove both entertaining ana
Instructive. me pastor Kew. !. NJ.
FRIDAY evening in tbs lecture room.
that the time had now come when be
must preach the sermon which has
been burd-ning him for some time past,
lot tho testimony, cut whrrs it would.
..,.,,,r.u
This morning as Peter B. Ayers,
letter carrier, was about leaving the
steps OF dwelling on Button wood
street where he had BEEN delivering
letter, he slipped and iell spra'ning
his right leg from the Knee TO the an
kle 80 badly that he was unable TO M
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-20
DRANDYwINE MILI.S QCOTA
ID TONN.

W. q. PENNYPACKEK Il 90.
(tiuccessors to J. f.. Price 4 Coz
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GDING'G COLO POWDER,
For Cotar, Securing, Inflammation Of the
BOaceLs. &C.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12

ROUSE ur--The liver if it is dormant, and
avoid train of evils which must other
wise ensue Among anti-bilious medicines
none rank so high as Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. 1t speedily banishes those pains
in the region OF the affected organ, the
yellowness OF the skin, nausea, vertigo and
sick headache, which attend a bilious
attack A bilious subject, after brict
course of this capital liver stimulcnt and
invigorant, finds that his tongue is no
longer furred in the morning, his breath &
grown sweeter, a hundred ineXplicable sen
satlons no longer make his life miserable,
his bowels have acquired the steadiness OF
a well regulated piece of mechanism, and
he can eat with hearty appetite and good
digestion. 1t is because the Bittcrs assists
nature in her efforts to bring back the dis
ordered liver and bowels to their normal
condition that it accomplishes such re-
malkablc cures.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12

not necessary to the highest success of the
American politician. Mr., Blaine was much
better known, loved, and admired by their
party, than Mr., Hayes, but he failed bya
few votes to get the nomination. II Mr..
Sherman fails to get the nomination he will
at least never have to reproach himself for
not trying to get it. The four thousand
national banks with their colossal money
power are in favor of his candidacy. a
powerful newspaper combination, the New
York Tribune, the Cincinnati Commercial,
Cincinnati Gazette, Chicago Tribune and
many others, it is asserted, have promised
their support Ohio is for him; the presl-
dent is for him. and if the powerful Re
publican delegation from the South does
not come to the convention pledged to his
support it will not be because the influence
and patronage Of the administration has
been wasted there in the interest of other
aspirants, ColIngersoll recently said thatth
people of the United State were not stupid
enough to elect to the presidency brother
of the General of the.army, but the people
have little to do with electing in the true
sense of the word They simply divide
into two masses and within party lines for
the partV nominee
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
MARRIED WITH RIFLE IN HAND.
From Portland (0rt conJ Bee, Nov II,

From Portland top con) Bee, Nov a.
The news Of the curious soqual OF love
affair has just reached us from Port Town
send. A certain young man fell in love
with beautiful young lady, residing near
Port Townsend. His passion being rccip
roeated, marriage was proposed, but the
young Rdys parents would have none Of it,
The father and a bGligcrcnt uncle threat
eDcd to do the young Romeo serious per.
sonal injury in cusG his attentions were con
tinuel, and forbade him ever again enter.
ing the premises, and the young lady is
represented AZ having been bitterly pcisc.
cutcd on account Of her refusal TO DIS.
countonance the discarded sui,or. The
young man, becoming aware of this fact,
determined 10 marry at once. Accord
iugly procuring license and the services
Of the necessary constituted authority, and
withul good Winchester rifle he repaired
to the abode Of the young woman's par.
cnts. EnCoun,ering the iather and irate
uncle IN the yard, he babe them "hands
oG, declaring that they had threatened to
DO him personal injury, and that In the eyes
Of the law ho would DO justified in doing