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, 1879-01-23

the ,htrty.two senatora from the Southern
8tstes, Bruce Will 70 out III 1881, anf unless
there IA shaking i,p which will scctrc to tic
cnioreI cftizcn> tho same rights accorded TO
his white fellow. .cittzcne he will be tho last OF
his race that will be q member Of the Senate In
our tlav Patterson talk. Ut setling In North
crn lcxas Will, hi. tive sons, now young men.
ancncrr owns 0nc.thtr1 af 4 gold nina in tile
Hack Hills, and n to manage the mine OH Ills
retirement from the seuase. Conovcr ran for
tic House a. the last election. says he was elect
r,1 Int counted out, anil IA Rting 10 contest.
Dossey owns a rancho In New Mexico, atockcd
with lU,0W heal Of cattle, but will retain his
rrsiiencc In Arkansas. Dorsey, Conover, ani
Spencer are all under 20, airl thrtF wives are
elnRutaslr beautiful women.
, 1879-01-23
How II IL l'ltIyaA.

This Is the way 1t Is played: 4 man past the
pslu,e u HE. iporty uressru und having d
il,uu1utuI quiysr In his toIse, takrs swo Oil
s,,.l.r rans. partly I'LL. them win saaI, dnes
them up tu neat shape. and, selecting house,
I'm oii anl poor, but In! not thles. found
these oystcs.caus Of. The s,seca, an.i won't you
be go,u suolgh 10 keep 'cm TIL Tue owner
rulI1l" "Mhy, tss ow1lcr may never cu1l," r.
plies the lady. "'rhat's 50; but I'm ssos ahle
to buy milk aud ersckcra cyen II hati oysteEs; 7;
you'd lxttsr keep 'rtn uwhlic, anyh.,w. II no
one comes, lht eaos aEs yours.h holne1isncs
shu old man makcs quarter, and so,ucitnies
oaly bits tn cat. The owner does not arrive.
uuI LIS family prepares for fried oystet. !ur
tuppet When the pauet Is torn on soine folks
isuxh-ana 4oms don't. Sous ssy they'll huut
, 1879-01-23
AGRICULTURE,
E~fnl N AtupteA IN TkA T%Jks%s

spnIxoYlELp,, ILL.,, Jau. IA mcetiux Of
Delegates froc, several Of the County Agrlcult.
ural i}oars ot 1hc State, ut1 u!l.cra interested,
was held hero to-day. rcsuittnY In t1,s orEuniza-
tion of 1tlu l'lluuis Agricultural Union. The
constitution anu bylaws adopted we're substan.
tlslly The same as published tn the call for The
meeting. The object IT thu Union IL To act IN
connection with 1hr State board of ACitculturu
in prt,lntsne all bra llra Vt agriculture through
discussion nl,,l o:lsrrwisc. Officers were elected
~ follows: President, l.. H. I'assoBA; First
Vlcc.iscs,!ent, u. u. ti!lllaan, Of Uppcr Alton;
Sccolui, j. 81. tlr.gorf, nf Champaign; THIRD,
JohM Lake, III ll.Hkiorsi; SccrutaFy, Charles !.
Mills. VI bp1tug'iel4; Treasurer, ucorgs ".
Davis. Vt Carsulltut,, :
, 1879-01-23

rallcd, but sonc OF il,c,n will remain on the
rack only rhorE tine. sinrc they will be asked
onlv with reference to crrtatn nohla which can
hc rapidly ronc nvcr. sui, viii, whatever lttslr
expedition may he gained III this wsF. i VIII
still rcqtiira nlt,ut tHn wceks to take nll the
testimony, and a .1nf nr two for the summing
uj,, by tlic Recorder mil AtnI. Kcno'a counsel,
and the decision of the Court.
, 1879-01-23
Tho Retiring "CaspSt- lsaR" Senators.
- a..

The four "cpfpct- -bagCers" who retire on
March I, unmetY: 5pelIret VI Alabama, Put
terson oi Soutu Carolina, Dossey Ut Asksusaa,
and Cunoscr OF Florida. appsat u take usttess
easy Their exit 1caves only one "carpet-bax-
ger II in .lie Scnate-kclIogg Of LouisIans. lie,
with Bruce, the colored Senator from AlAsis-
slppl, viii be the ouiy.two Republicans Left Of
, 1879-01-23
THE RED RIVER COUNTRY.

VrxR&s &stnRf Rf.rH ffzrk
s"ne nero""s ...,..;,. ~, ~. e,a....r.r,,ent
-. ~. rdi,oy a, IN. Trf,uns.
t,,.~ n..rn. r., n,t,,. Il, 10
r. sm ,.,t.. ~ Ian 1. T en,lcovnrcd n. n rr,,.
-. :" "a. =, .x...t .,,,. ~ thc erronror. ,rnrct.
..or. NJ Mi. lied River coun,ry conyeyeu bv
sl""s s,'.. y. ,''.s,,s,,t, ,"s r..s;nc thro,g, n
~ '.....an.. 9,ut.m.n f,o,,nav "a ucncr.,,x |
-. ,,,nt. -, wbi,h .1.,a.tn,v. +.
si"~e" ~ 49,, s,.J I,mcs,nxn "a rncn,innrJ
wv .'''i,, -, dnn,r,,,r, for t,c For, T,,,,cn
ISt,sa '' ar.nrv In reality. stnt.,nnn ..ountv
....... rs,r .i~ toxr.htns ench ~ tbirtv..fv
e'"."'o' n.tss' ..s. ar,'o, - th.. - H.
square 1n'lcs' or m area equa' 10 tnat OF Inc
Stale VI Delaware. nearly all of which is adapt-
ed to grail, safsfng nml 10 general farming.
Aonculturat,v, It Is capable of supporting far
s' ..".'.,,.,tnr, ,h,t, ,h.t sn,ir,,,ca lut,o
Middle State Tie county adloins barncs Coun-
" un the west md It's eastern boundary Is eight
ron mi,rx from t,lc Minnesota line. The
%a.,,a.,, ~" p.r,n. noI,road no,.c. thro,trh II,
No' W." - ~. - ,..r. r-,..1nr .1,a 1,,,a.
tcntsc ifo" e@t ~ "c'., e'oes'pk e''o 'a."e' ~,
River at jamestown. the c"uusr sent Tie
,Jatncs passes through 1t frpm north
to south, md Is, perhaps, the lnngcst
W. ~, vnr,I IL ,r,n,,rtt,n
fser M u.,,,, NV =. .,... t.. t:,,s.ss m C.,,,,,'
to its SIZE ana "suta' ~ ,.ees III o'"Htne c"''"e
ty, and cmpt!cA Into The Missouf1 NJ 1ankton,
4oN miles away. hardly larger nt It's mouth than
=, -. .unr,c, n af7nrds water.poyer IN Stuts-
~ .s' so .... ,,.,1. f.t,,,,. n .,o pont1. ~
man n'..'.. .u"ss. y, ,,'sao. s"s I.,,n,r ~ ' '
Jatncatown, or 'sJimtowh." - it 10 called on
the Nnrthcrn Pacific, Is suugly located In the
h.ai ~ tt,o r,vrr ,hc,tcrrd nm o]l aldo, tr Inc
nentt 's t'' .He.' e''s' 0 "' o' ~ w.
buiss rising 10 Tue psa'.1e'
The pccnlinrttyo OF the Interior Dakota counties,
such a, Barnes and stutsnau, ss the unbfoken
character OF the land. Tie Cheyenne and james
s'.n' w.. f,.w ,r,,,rts ,,c,' Thev ,rc ,en hv
AAft INV *" t"'utn''S'' ~! ~ ~" ~
, 1879-01-23
IRON.

Signs Of isev1vinx Prosperity ut milwaukee,.
Frse'al Ntspdteh 10 The Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 11-Ilc North Chicago
Rotl!nR.si!t Comnany have leased the Minerva
b'att-furnacc on k!nncklnnlck ayenve, IN instt-
tuition ,'at uaa completed In 1873, aud shut
down after having been operated for period Of
seven months ut d loss. II Is the intention Of
tho lcssecs to operate the furnace rs soon a. It
can bc stocked with Iron u,l coal say BY the 1st
of May next. Tile Institution Is CAPABLE Of pro-
ductng 1s.0D tons nj plg-tron annually. Tie
North Chicago Company, under Their lease Of
ti,c b!ast-furnacc at Iron Ridge, Wis.,, which
vii! be operated this scason BY them. In
addition tn having usa for the cn-
tire product OF these two additional
furnaces. u.c operating company will 10 able to
better control the quality Of the p,g.irnn re-
CURED for their ChIcugu and Milwaukee mills
thhu heretofore. The announcement here made
Is also significant IS foreshadoTEng Eradaa re-
vtval OF the buflnoss iutcrests Of the country.
while at the sau1c time itttmonstratess marked
increase In tic demand fur Iron.
, 1879-01-23

o7cr every rod Of ground IN the United statcs
but that they lind The old mnn anil make him
, 1879-01-23

I.AlkI,NEtk* WAMTEUs
f1SNTSEK wASIEt1-WlTl s!.iA ~ 9LSnn ~ ~
iun MA III sEft AaHufaetGF!nS nlsla sa'sa pa9
SvvI pJunL AldfrsAz zul. Tribune omet'
,,ARTsE,. wANJEtI-Ak AETlyE MAN WITH
etu buy M Feuriux teEsasE: 1 esrE.r
eAiaaItsIleI tetAtI lol lut s&1t6 HoHs p"k "vAes
y SsuieJ. AddTrss J. 1a. TtlGIns 0mss
, 1879-01-23

E$NANC1A&ss
i pyANCEA .lAuE IN ulAMn:Its. WAIElikS,
n hpilda etc. al LAuAD ADiHF lrf1ts oH!sr iso IAN
aoph near Clark. ous a''d q. H'ta9l''nra i7't'
ANY sUM I'll LOAN On FURsiTuHf. ASoa;;
~ etr., wlthnut trnura a'l OIL Hlthl'hiAs anu III
Eoo.i securities, l:uUuI u. ~ prsrI1FH'st'
ANY sUM tn LOAN nS fURStTfnt hSh
- piauos ~ttnnns {t!n9T1.: als. n4"arS io'neH ."
flA1ii FAilI FOR OLD uu.u AAi, stLyEH
u Money u toan On vat. :lrL n :iosIA Ill :aatnea
of eYefY aI tHli.l3NluS IIah hni liuna
Unice dtccn'rI t+ast slsdMn.' t~'as'1':'rd W.
WANT ~ ntli;,u.w s3.au TT Use ~ rilE
ernrttu ii building that u set ~ $40 III ifns'Il
Fr0iea: aecured ~ ri"rtEnse AMI 3u<nlAncf Ill "la
INK. ~ bfA1c.st ......-..... ...,-.-
+ UASs MADE on FrHslTuME WlTH0uMT M ~, i.
tpuTnl naIlis, H"ul c'IliatrrNts, 1u huns W
Sult, l31 bcarh,rn.st.. 1tonm ~ --
1,osEy 10 toAS an CHArrELa, ArrLr A:
III 1lJoul ~. ~ !.ASar'st.
NiOSKY II, i.0AS. II st'MS 70 .llIT, At 4
III los fatu nt tMsrest. on CGiEa:n tsI rsatc'
ADOl.FH i.UEh tsIsu, III uti III ts-aie-is:
n1oSEY tt, Lt,AS IN i;EAL E*IATK, ~ SUNS
vi 10 suit, Iuxcst fAts4 r.. y. hitEfEk Cu, IN
1teafbot1rsi. 80
ft,o LOAS-MuSEr nS FuKSlTuHE- rtASttS.
| uisrhtnrEY. snta utIrr c.llIAtesAls. Il. hCbDH'
Eli. iES LASAte,st.. it4Asl ".
, 1879-01-23

NEW Anu sEcu$ lrIiANp s!MGfks AND oIiists ltt
N pi4ehIlek At ti1ru FAas. Loan VI
Do is Liskk.sL, up'AtatfA ltouu J.
, 1879-01-23

11NINTEKs SUPPLIES SEM AND skC0AD.
hand Jul rrr.se. snt n9nsoS soa o.
irt - si. Saiiunal rarsct tntleF ~ md 20 us'
alJWILLlk. NlNAA Co.. a2a Aoa'ee st'.-.-
x.,A.rRE-uSE M, : Or I sTtETEfAhT ~
w h,uat aud bIoxrr: must ta cheap. AddfesA So.
TrIouus utlca.
, 1879-01-23


IN fA.s enann. fhres Hnss iess. Is esnIs tn
s5Jton. Zach adltsfnnt1j Aat, 10 etHfA
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
Cattle and Meat foe England.

The European steam ships sailing
from New York on Saturday, carried
out heavy lots of cattle and fresh meat
The steam ship France, for London,
had 400 head OF cattle and two horses.
The Helvetia, for Liverpool, carried l40
head Of cattle and SO tons of fresh meat,
4S bullocks, 900 quarters of beef, and
200 carcases of sherp We're part of the
cargo of the Anchoria, forGlasgow, and
the Australia, for London, took out
26O head of cattle, ISL quarters offresh
beef and 253 carcases of sheep. The
City Of Berlin, for Liverpool, carried
$50 tons of fresh meat. What would
become of the English people if it were
not for the food supplies almost daily
sent from this country
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
rnCAL TIsiE TABLE.
.,.rrs LAVE WILMINGTON

vs,,od.lphla: 2.s1. 100, $40, 500 so
~ ! rn'assSo'' ~ % M: 1885. ESQ, 4co. 70
:a% :S 1v;s &c D. m. On Sunday. 2.c7. s.los
IN oo $40, 0.46 p. m.
o.; ~; york! o a,37, 100, 1o.C4, o. NJ; l tt
,mn Ns m. Limited Express. o.N p. N.
iyw iysv,mnrs ~ and washington: l2bi. 2.lO
bs'm ~ . M: 1851 .. N. Limited Express,
Sm sis' y. N. On Sunday, l2bl, 40,
~ sSo,timors VI no. and Bay Line: 7.osp. M.
Baltimore and way stations: 800 q. m.'
W 2, Gsstle: ~, Vlb .. NJ, 1os, e.ab p. IN,
ps,svars MS" r, r.: s.l6 q. M: LOB, go y
sanGa| s,pi,m| |nrton & Northern X. r.: e.D
An m. :apd $50 p. M. Sunday except
w.. y. T. 70 Western Il. r.: 7.l6, 1880, an.
ps,r nn m sunday train $40 A. M.
Wv 1p.iNs X ARRrvB AT WILMINGTON.
pnsladelphia: l2.4b, 203, $50, 9.l0 .. M,
m Iana iaIT l.O2, 800, 4.2p, b.13, o.26, 100,
!, ia IN i, is p. NJ. On Sundays: l2la, 2.0S,
IN 70 10 a M; 7:3b, Ills, p. m.
= nHsltimors: 2. 81, Q. ~ 0.bga. m. ~, l2S7,
Iss S.S6 p. M. On Sundays: 2.al, q. M
y w Washington: \; hi 2sl, q. M: 1928, 1881,
Gss, $50 p. m. On Sundays; 2.Sl q. m.;
Nav Castle: $50, l2.l0 .. m;
1,o D. m. No Sunday trains.
n MI delaware X. r.: $50 q. m; l2.lo, ITO
= " Wilmington 4 Northern II. X: Se6
m Il, so. q. m.; and Gas p. m.
~ Delayare Western X. r.: 500 =. m.
a,b $50 p. m. Sunday train b.25 T. M.
rs soR WILMINGTON LRAvB PHILADHI-
PuIA.
,r Broad street and Washington avenue
va 500. 1880, 1.45 Q. m.: l.3O, 800, 100,
Slb 900, 6l6 9.46. l1.3O p. m. On sun.
Ssys: I 1850 $50 ., M; 800, l1.O p. m.
w fhirty-Second and Marketstrects:l Loo,
IsO, 1856 a. m.; l2.26, 400 900, 11.so p. m.
On SUNDAYS. 100. q. m
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
Col, Dwtgh,'s Inns ursuce.

The eontesting companies have filed
their answer to the demands of the
executors, and very singular piece Of
pleading it proves to be. The CESS is
already one of the most remarka BILE
recorded in insurance annals and the
end is not yet. Here is what they say :
The companies admit the issuing OF the
policies to Col. Dwight and the receipt
OF his premiums, but deny that by
such contract they insured Bwight's
life, or that they are liable for the pay.
ment of the life policies. They also
deny on the strength Of information
aud belief that the Colonel is dead, or
that the plaintiffs are the executors.
They further say that the Colonel in
his applications did not state the truth
in answer to the various questions
asked of him. They affirm that the
Colonel, II dead, committed suicide, or
procured the taking of his life with de-
sign to defraud the several companies,
and that the policies if paid are to be
distributed among certain persons un-
known to defendants, but who fur
nished Dwight with the means of pay
ing his several premiums.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
Letter From Ocran City.

lI6UtCp FOm OCtbu S1uys
For tho Republican.
OCEAN GROVE, Aug. 4th, 10.
GEO. W. VERNON AND SoNs:-Here we
are at the City by the Sea, and con-
fsss was agrseably surprised to find
such q beautiful sea side place as Ocean
Grove is. Wilmington is we'll represen-
ted here, so you see one feels perfectly
at home, and the bathing Is just
grand and the boating splendid, hun.
dreds OF little boats floating on the placid
waters. The first person | saw this
morning engaging in an early bath at
B O'Clock was our mutual friend, the
flour merchant, WI Chandler, who
with his family are here enjoying the
hot sun and delightful bathing. Yes.
terday noticed as was preambula,
ting the streets Of the Sea- side city the
following WiImingtonians: DR.. Tan
tam, DR.. Kittinger, Tbom. Mitchell, g.
Rumford, Mrs. Thos. Culbert, Mrs.
Marshall Dunn, Mrs. Gregg Chandler,
Mrs. Mcpherson and many others whose
names l am not familiar with.
The streets are alive WITH persons
this morning and just opposite me at
the Centennial House, there is jolly
crowd singing "Way down on the
Swanee River" So you see they are
bound to enjoy themselves. l see by
your paper, the REPUBLICAN,, which is
largely patrcnized here, you had it very
warm in Wilmington on Saturday, but
enough for the present we are just get
ting up a party to 90 to the Beach. SO
| will say day day. C. W. N.
N. B.--The church bells are ringing
for early service,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
pRSALE.

ouse No. 1416 Delaware Avenue, with al
nsdern improvements.
ouse No. 1909 Jefferson streets, with mod
improvements.
Glse On VanBuren street, between Eighth
Ninth, gas, bath, etc.
ouse No. S02 Delaware Avenue, 8 rooms.
Suse No. ll06 Walnut street.
ouSe No. 913 Chestnut street.
euse No. 623 Jefferson street.
oase No. 222 Maryland Avenue.
Vuses Nos. lls0, 1882, ll34 and llSo Wal
ouSe No. 1928 West Third street.
oase cottage style)with modern improve.
" and about N acre Of land, suitable fol
aysician or a summer residence. Near
y Oak Station, p, w. n Is. X. X.
very desirable farm OF 81 acres, one mile
W Hare's Corner, on the State Road, u
ir0m Railroad Station, land of tho best
ny and highly cultivated, with no better
uhg sites In the county.
L., FOR RENT.
ne house, No. III West Ninth street.
Iae house, No. 802 Delaware Avenue.
as mouse, No. 6O4 Spruce street.
as house, No. 81 East Filth street.
~ ~ mouse No. l415 delaware Avenue.
so number OF small houses in different
soi the city.
|,rtslyeo W. thirteen acres Of Brandywne
|ish |iIsh land, In lots to suit.
20 several acres of Marsh on the Town.
Mroad, between the Oauseway and Rol-
O, To LOAN.
|D t0 $1,000, In sums OF $500 to 81 600.
apply to W. McCAULLEY Il CO.,
b,, 900 Market street,
'om Wilmington, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
Fitz John Porter's Case,

1t is stated that through the infu
ence OF General Mcclellan, Senator
Randolph of New Jersey, Chairman of
the Senate Committee on Military af-
fairs, has agreed to introduce, and
press through his committee, bill re-
storing Porter to his rank in the army
as Major General, with all his pay and
allowances since his dismissal. This
has been computed to amount to about
$4,000. So prominent Democrat as
Governor Mcclellan will be able to do
much for Porter, and it is now general
ly understood that the Democrats will
make a political matter out OF the case
and restore Porter.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05

issHed from his mouth as beautiful coir
from the mint, and you would thinh
that you were listening to the inspired
words of Demosthenes, and If Wa al
any time despai, let us simply call to
mind that when the power and civiliza-
ton of Rome were at their zenith, this
country of America was q vast wilder
ness. You may also remember that
when the man Of history will write the
names of the great men Of France, Eng
land and America, that she will then
dip her pen in the sunlight, and write
in the clear blue above them all the
names Of the grea. men Of the African
race.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
N O6lce.

Messrs. W. II. Phillips and John
Montgomery, who at one time worked
for the Wheeler h Wilson Co., Of this
city, severed their connection from the
office some six months ago, and have
nothing whatever to do with the Office
in any respect. All orders must be sent
direct to the office, 1928 Market street,
if you wish prompt attention. J. H.
Primrose, Manager. I
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
Randall's Color.

General Ewing said, in his GAINESVILLE
speech, that Speaker Randall is not SC
black as he is painted; and he then
proceeded to show that Randall is real
ly painted green, instead Of black
Randall, he said, had introduced more
greenback bills than any man in Con-
gress. Then he proceeded to show
that Randall is cloud with a silver
lining-hs gave the casting vote in
favor of bringing forward the Warner
Silver bill. This settles the question
of how Randall is painted. .-''Detroit
pOst.D
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
ONLY TN i SUNNY HoURs.
Suggested by an inscr ption on sun. dial
-" Horas non nun,er0 nisi serenas." !"

Suggested by an inscr ption on q sun.dia
+" H0ras non nun,er0 nisi serenas.
Only the sunny hours
.r Arc numbered here
No winter time that lowers,
No twilight drear.
But from gelden sky
.E When sunkeains fall,
Though the bright moments fly,
They are counted all.
My heart Its transient WOO
Remembers not .r.
The Ills OF long ago
Are half forgot;
But chiluh0Od's round of bliss,
Youths tender thrill,
Hopes whisper, Loves first kiss
They haunt me still.
Sorrows are everywhere,
Joys-all too tew
Have we not had our share
Ofpleasure toOY
No past the glad heart covers,
No memories da,k;
Only the sunny Lours
The dial mark.
--"Scribner's Monthly"
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05

NARM FOR SALE or trade for city prop
erty, In good state of cultivation, one
hall miles tr0m Wyoming Staten on
Delaware Railroad, in one of the best and
p desirable localities in the State. The
n is slightly rolling, a sandy loan, with
subsoil, the tract consisting st one hun.
aid tilty.six acres, with house and A.
n and other convenient OHt-buildings Egl
fre are three peach orchards, ,One fine young
lie orchard of choice fruit in bearing. pears,
ms and cherries. Alb ,ut fifteen to twenty
y woodland. For further information ad'
JOSEPH GOULD,
fNaw d&w I'm Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
NOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.-A corner
store and dwelling with baking ut.
bed Apply to
T.2Sdt-e-o-d No. 6E EIGHTH ST.

PIX SALE.-A good Wharf property on
the Cnristiana River, foot OF Church
Yet, over 200 feet front on the river, good
b piers and piling already In place for
Pdlng 45xl30 feet Te ms easy.
|lso, the stock, fixtures, etc, ofa livery and
F'stable, In a southern city, now paying
i eight dollars q day, clear OF all expenses.
p Of stable 500 per year. win exchange
western land or city property.
J. A. BOND & CO.,
Al Rn1 ShtnIav STRAIT
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
Work on the Washing ton MOnu.
meUt.

Col. Casey and Capt. G. W. Davis, Of
Friday opened bids for furnishing a
the site OF the Washington Monumen
in Washington, D. c., the rough gran
ite required for that work. The con
tract Tor furnishing and setting in plac,
the wrought and cast iron work requir
ed at the monument has been awarded
to the Phoenix Iron company, Philadel-
phia, their bid, SIG, ,0S9.S7, being thu
lowest.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
WY 7. r. A. MOONLIGHT

WY 7. r. A. MOONLIGHT .4EA
w EXCURSION. - The, IWeiEE1aI l11a73I
Wilmington Temperance Reform ASSOCIATION
will give their first grand moonlight excursion
on wednesday evening next, August 8, on
the iaunty little steamer Susie A. Mccall,
leaving Fourth Street Wharf at 7.45 o'clock.
Good music will enliven the trip Tickets.
80 cents, single, or one taking two 90 cents.
To be had Of any Of the committee or at the
boat on the evening of the excursion. 80 At
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
Grapes.

We were presented yesterday by VIM.
McCaulley, No. 209 King street, with
a bunch of grapes, the first of the sea
son, which he sold readily at l5 cents
per pound.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05

DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills, Baby
Syrup and Cough Syrup for sale at
J. R. Hartnan's Drug Store, 5th and
Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
4 HEISLER,
~ NO. AIS KING STREET,

Wilmington, Del
Commission merchants and Dealers in For
eign and Domestic truils. Goods delivered
free of charge. myl6-3md
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05

ITO! FOR CAPE = The large
III steamer, SUSIE a: Mo ..slE-h
GALL, will connect with the kaTiil
"RepuDlic," for Cape May, on ana alIer
Saturday, the 2lst inst, leaving Fourth street
Wharf at O'Clock, A. NJ. and return about 7
P. M. Fare 81 for the round trip. Also con-
meet on and after June ~, with steamer
'Thomas Clyde" ior Collins Beach and
Bombay Hook. Four trips day will also be
made to Tennsgrove; leaving Wilmington at
SA. NJ, 2P. nj .,6 p. N. and 730 =. M. Leav.
ing Pennsgrove at and 10 A. M, 8 and
P. M. je20-tt CAPT. DENNY.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05

)OLET. Hall Seventh Street beaow Wal
nut, suitable ter Lectures, Public Meet
l, Fairs, Festivals, Dramatic Entertain
bls etc, Seats 400. Has stage ttted with
bery, border and iootlights, and all stage
lures. Good dressing rooms. Apply at
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
GRAND EXCURSION MT9N
4 ATLANTIC c'fa CITY, N. J..

The Ladies' of the West Presbyterian Church,
will favor the citizens of Wilmington and
vicinity with another one OF their popular
Excursions,
THURSDAY. AUGUST =, 1879
Adults Ticke cts, 8l.25. Chidren's
Tick cts, rs Cents.
Leaving Wilmington at $50 A. NJ.
sharp, by Steamer FELTON,, French
street Wharf, and Atlantic City at
S.35 II. M.
Allowing the party about seven hours at
the Beach, which time they can employ in
fishing, sailing or b,thing, any of which can
not be excelled at any of the watering places.
7.24 sc
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05

lOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Farm OF
IS acres with stock, crops, etc. Good
lings, close to station on the Ph .ladel phia
Baltimore Central Raj road. liz mediate
Eession. EVANSPEN lNGEN.
?Gt No. 5 East Eighth st.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05

NOR RENT Two brick dwellings pleas
antly located, Nos. 30s and 3l4 Jackson
(et in excellent order. VIII be rented at
try low figure to responsible parties. Ap-
Ito TAON AS X. LALLY,
,.3l If S02 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
WANTED.

ANTED.-A tailOress TO work in store.
II" NO. III MARKET ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05

lOR RENT.-Three-s story house No. ll21
Mars ct street, wltk I'LL modern improve
rt', and in Keod order; splendid Wow OF
river rent low for the balance of year.
Apply to HENRY DANNY,
lnls.u 9,s Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05

ANIED.-To borrow $4,000, to be 80.
o cured by first mortgage on farm near
wy EVANS PENNINGTON,
Y lI-l 8 E. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
sok sALEOk RENT.

ROR SALE.-A good Organ, at 200 WEST
/ ELEVENTH ST. 7-96t
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05

loR RENT Hall with !, 2
or 8 ante re0ms. JOHN y. HARk-
k,s iul3tf