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BOSTON Bank statement.


(By Telegraph)
NEW YORK. July 13-Evening .-Money easy at 2
3 per cent. call; prime mercantile paper at 3a4
per cent. Sterling Exchange steady at 4S3@4S31s
70 ;ii~ng and 48d1hq748h for short Stata he,as
dull Railroad bonds strong.@1fo stock market
closed strong o>ah higher.
Tbs transactions at the Stock acknowledgement
ed 209, $50 shares.
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n. G.. EVANS
Advertising Agency and Printers
Warehouse,
100 WASHINGTON ST., hos

Dealer in Wood and Metal Type, and all kinds OF
Printers Materials. Advertisements inserted in all
paper in the United States or Canadas at publishers
owest prices Send for estimates.
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FOreIgn Imports.

MATANZAS. Bark Norena-532 hhds sugar, 48
hhds Melado,85 hhds molasses to Geo Hunt q Go.
PICTOU, MS. Bark Carrie Wyman with 666 tons
Main.
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vi Al RIAGES.

In Paris, July 3, Geo. W. Tysherleigh and Miss
Rebecca n Davis.
In Brownfeld July 3, Lorenzo Stone and Miss
Lucretia j. Wells.
In Lewiston, July 10, VIM. II. Clifford and Miss
Lillian L. Gray.
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100 in the Shade in Chicago.

NEW ORLEANS, July I3.-TWo more sailors
of the bark Excelsior at Quarantine station
have been taken SICK probably with yellow
fever.
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POKTLAND, July Il.
For Portland Is cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads, 81 cars miscellaneous mer-
chandise.
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YyfAELOR. a full line of sensonnbIe
Il Goods always ON hand.
q II CHFSIFY 2BI 10 Middla ST
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Receipts Of Maine Cenral.

Foreign Exports.
HAVANA. Brig Martha A Berry-245, 1856 feet
lumber, 800 prs heading,
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The Hottest Day of the Season in Balti-

BALTIMORE, July 13.-To-day was the hot
test day of the summer. The mercury reached
99o There were several deaths from suustroke-
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--latest by European steamers
SPOKEN

SPOKEN.
July 8, no lat, &c, barque Ocean Pearl, Henley,
from Portland for Philadelphia
July 9, lat 40 40, lon IS. ship Republic, Holmes,
from Antwerp for Philadelphia.
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Cid 10TH briggs o Stillman, Race, Boston; Mer-
riwa, Downes, Portland; sch Irving Leslie, Hager-

Cid 18th, briggs Stillman, Race, Boston; Mer-
riwa, Downes, Portland; sch Irving Leslie, Hager-
Also cid 10Th, barque Clara E McGilvery, Walnut,
Exeter; schs Mary M Dyer. Carnage, st Martins;
ST6NINGToN~Sid 18th, schs Alfred F Howe,
Ellis New York; Lucy Wentworth, Hibbard New
PROVIDENCE-Ar 18th, brig Isaac W Parker,
Kane, Trinidad; sch Dexalo, Brown. Bangor.
Sid 1Oth sch Ruth Shaw, Davis, Kennebec.
Sid 18th, sch Fair Wind. Woodward, New YORK.
NEWPORT-Al 18th, sch Benz Reed, Reed, Ken
nebec Geo W Glover, Morton, Providence for New
York.
NEW BEDFORD-sld 18th, sch Fairwnd, Glenn
ent. New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN Ar 10th, schs Malabar,
from Weehawken for Boston; Monticello. New York
for do; Matthews. Bangor for do; Charles Cooper,
Castine for do; Balance, st George for do -,
zabeth, Pierce Forest Home Maud Malloch, Reno.
Albert Clarence. Chrome, May Day, Hinnie Tay
Or Emery jas rens pepH Ms:ervsv So ambov for
Boston; Onward. do for Salem; Margie, Belfast for
New York.
ward, e Matthews, Monticello and Margie.
EDGARTOWN-Ar 18th. sch Ella Hodgdon, Har-
low New York for Richmond, Me.
So Amboy: Chrome, Wooster. Hoboken; Ulrica r
Smith, Richardson, do; Savoy, Albee, Calais; Robt
Foster; sx1S Rns
Castine; Atlanta. Bradbury, Rockland.
cid 9TH barque Sarmicnto Tibbetts Portland;
sehs Ada Ames, Adams, Rockland; Dorado, Reed,
Boothbay.
Cid 18th, sch Mariel, Anderson, Portland.
LYNN-Ar 10th, schs Brave, Googins, Amboy;
Alma johnson, Philadelphia.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 18th, sch Good Intent, Nc
Lain, Boston for Eastport.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 18th, sch Leonessa, Ach-
orn Georgetown; j Metler. Bowden, Rockport.
Sid 10th, schs Il j Beckett, Jewett. Bangor; M
Sproul Sproul, Rockport.
Sid 18th, sch Van Buren,, Montgomery, st George
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 18th, schs Ella M Watts,
Watts, Brunswick; Pavilion. Cove, Amboy; Forest
Home Kent, Port johnson.
Sid 18th, sch ldahO Peck, Rockland.
BANGOR-Ar 18th, sch Napoleon, Kelley, from
Portland.
FOREIGN ORTs.
| Ar at Penang May o. barque Com Dupont, Crock
| EFT, Cape Town, CGH for Hong Kong.
| Ar at Rio Janeiro 10th inst, ship Continental
Clark Philadelphia for San Francisco, (master sick
| Ar at st John, NIB, 10th inst, schs Lamartne
| Haskell Portland; Millie Trim, Haskell Boston
| Defiance, Mcintyre, and Adra, Robe,ts, Rockland
18th, ships Bombay, Peterson Liverpool; Andrew
Cid 10th, schs May Belle, Colwell, and toilette
| Colwell Rockland
Sid 10th, barque NJ A Mcneil for Penarth.
| --latest by European steamers.l
AR at Antwerp June Goth, Norwegian. Lincoln
Ar at Havre June goth, Olive Southland, Walker
| San Francisco,
Ar at Irvine. Scot, June 20, brig Gypsy Queer
Ar at Malaga June %, viii W Chase, Dermoti
| New Orleans.
Ar at Shanghai May 10th, Helena, Snow, Puge
| Sound.
Sid FIN Yokohama May IL. M Ilaguna, Pendleton
| GUAM 3d. Bullion Reed Manila; Leonora Pater
| son. Hong Kong.
Ar at folio May IL, Grace Deering, Davis Pegs
| longan.
| SPOK EN.
July o. no lat &c, barque Ocean Pearl, Henle.
| from Portland for Philadelphia.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-1OO0 bush Cornmeal to G
W. True & Co.
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DEATHS

In this city, July IS, Mary Caroline Quincy, wife
of Horatio G. Quincy. [Caais papers please copy.l
Funeral on Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
at No. rs Federal street.
In Gorbam, June 20, of diphtheria, Mabel F.,
daughter Of Phineas l. and Ellen +. Libby aged II
years months.
In Georgetown July IL, Mrs. Betsey, wife of VIM
Todd, aged 68 years months.
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
TUESDAY. July IS.

TUESDAY. July IS.
Arrived.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike st John, NIB, vie
Eastport for Boston.
Barque Norena, Chase, Matanzas, with sugar and
molasses. Vessel and cargo to Geo Hunt & Co.
Barque T l. Sweat, Whittier, Pictou with coal to
G Railway Co. Vessel to Chase. Leavitt & Co.
Sch Effie Simmons, Chadwick Darien for Saco.
Sch Brunette, Babbidge. Boston,
Sch A Watson, (Br) Starkey Fredericktoh NIB,
with sleepers to Geo P Wescott.
Sch Grecian Decrow, Bangor-ish barrels to A NJ
Smith.
Sch VIM Duren. Doyle, Calais for New York.
Sch Benjamin. Wheeler, Pembroke for New York.
Sch Revenue. Freethy, Surry for Boston.
Sch VIM Everett McDanels Hallowel for Albany
SIGNAL for a barque.
Cleared.
Brig Martha Berry, Tihbetts, Havana-A L
Hobson.
Brig Annie, (Br) Green, Musquash, NB-Ryan s.
Kelsey.
Sch Addie, Costello, Providence-Berlin Mills.
Sch Ida Spofford, Stevens, Boston, with part of
inward cargo-master.
Sch Julia S, (Brl Mcintyre, St John, NB-master.
Sch Emma G, (Br Griggy. st john NB-master.
Sch Annie p Collins. Cousins Bluehil-master.
Sch Exact, Kimball North Boothbay - Nath'l
Blake.
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WASHINGTON.

Judge Lawrence to be First Comptroller.
WASHINGTON, July 13-Judge Lawrence has
reconsidered his decination, and will probably
accept the first comptrollership of the treasury.
Cabinet Discussion of the Sound Disaster
At the Cabinet meeting today the proposed
investigation of the Narragansett disaster was
discussed to some extent, and it was determin-
ed to proceed to thoroughly investigate the
matter at the earliest practicable moment
National Bank Taxes.
The Comptroller of Currency has issued
circular to National Banks requesting state
ment of the amounts of all taxes paid to the
state, county. city, town or other authorities
for 1879
The banks are requested to include all taxes
assessed which are to be paid during the year
and also any taxes assessed upon the stock of
the bank paid or to be paid by the shareholders
as upon personal property. The information
is to be summarized in tables for publication.
Advertising Cards to be Charged Full
Postal Rates.
The Postmaster General has issued an order
to prevent certain classes of merchants, manu-
facturers inventors and agents sending
through the mails printed advertising cards Of
vorious shapes and sizes with a one cent stamp
affixed. On and after the first of August the
postal card furnished by the Post Office De-
partment will be the only card matter that
will be transmitted in the mails whether
printed or written upon at less rate than
three cents for each half ounce Or fraction
thereof.
The Arrested Revenue Officers.
In the case of deputy collectors and marshals
recently arrested in Campbell county, Ga, for
killing an alleged moonshiner, hearing on
habeas corpus writs will come up in the U. S.
Circuit Court of Georgia tomorrow
A Bank President Shot
COLUMBUS, O., July bat noon to-day S.
Rickley, President of the Capital City bank,
was shot through the forehead while standing
at his desk by Andrew Eichenberg, who, as
soon as he shot Rickley, shot himself dead.
Rickley may live but the chances are against
him. The trouble grew out of Rickley's re-
fusal to lend Eichenberg money.
Later.-Rickley has improved and hopes are
entertained that he will recover, though he
will lose both eyes, The shooting was caused
by Rickley refusal to pay over to Eichenberg
$3.50 claimed by the latter as due him ON an
old account of $1700 deposited in Rickley's
bank, and on which only fifty per cent had
been paid as Rickley failed in business
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nRESs d Cloak Trimmings, Laces,
~ Kid Gloves, Hamburgs, Worsteds, Yarns sc.
II. L. NELSON Il CO., 443 Congress
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WISCASSET, July TAR, sch Rachel Jane Cash
man. Portland.
Sld sch Norman Reed, New York.
July Gar, schs Geo Tarbell, Higgins, Boston
Shaw, Wainwright, New York.
Sld sch Douglas Haynes, Hodgdon, New York.
July 10-Sld, schs Sea Flower, Lincoln, Orleans
j Miller. Paterson, Boston,
Ar. sch Grace Bavis, Davis, New York
July 12- Sid, sch Boxer, Lewis. Bangor.
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LaSeH Seminary FOE XoTNC

Auburndale, Mass. Boston privileges, with de-
lightful suburban home. Special care of health,
manners, and morals of growing girls. Next year
begins Sept 16. For catalogue address g. q.
BRAGDON, Prin. jy12 eodSw
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EASTPORT. July 7-Cld schs IL Townsend
Smith. Windsor, Ms Lahaina, Houghton do.
July S-Ar. schs Percy Mitchell, New York.
Cid. sch Francis Ellen, Tanning, FONT Wolf, NIB
Sid, brig Daisy Boynton, Appleby, (from st John
for Honfeur.
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Boston Stock Market.
Sales of the Brokers Board, July 49,
First Call.
$500 Eastern Railroad 41as. 951
80 Eastern l:ailroad. Observation-Disclosures. 33
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Altha Onern Houaa.

The Tayleure com hinstion, this even
ing, will present exit tho Arkansai
Traveller" The New York World
says. From the opening to the ending
the drama Is intensely interesting and
exciting some Of the tableax even
blood curdling. Mr.. Chanfrau has
been filling the role Of Kit for years
and continues to grow in popularity.
The two characters tho Major and the
Judge have likwise attained a national
rsputatiou; and to see them is to epioy
what you are continually is search Of
q treat.
The steamboat scene and the man
ner Ia which the bowie aud the pistol
hOurisned in the South in the days
gore by, as represented by Kit in the
bar room, are alone worth the price Of
admission. kit must be seen to be
appreciated.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Local 1f1oT1aan.

Yesterday tho National Drede ling
Company closed Its work in this city
Oae OF the dTedeers is at CurrituCk
Sound. The other will follow before
naVig alton closes. Operations will moi
begin again on the river front until
next spring.
The People at Brandywins Banks
will be supplied with water from the
Rodney street Basin. The undertak
ing Ia q private enterprise OF VIM. M
Field, from whom most Of the people
there rent, aud It Is nseessitated by the
scanty supply Of water given by tlt
wells Of the nsighborhood.
Thieves entered the house Of Mrs.
Annie Doughsrty, at Eighth and
Church streets, in broad daylight yes
tsrday afternoon, and carried of q
quantity Of bedding and some under
clothing.
One OF the glass slabs at the entrance
10 ths Opera House was mashed yes
terdsy by workmen rolling q coil o.
iron over 1t.
4 lCentral Presbyterian Church will
celebrate its Anniversary Monday eV.
ening.
Councils special Committee on the
Road to the River will meet tonight.
The examinations at Rugby Academy
closed yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Attention Post NO.IG. X.

Ali members OF the Post are req nest
cd TO attend the regular muster Of the
Post on Saturday evening, December 4,
as the election Of Post officers will be
held. Also the cadets will meet the
same evening.
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, the great remedy for all female
complaints, for sails at Ladies' Depart.
ment Of Belts Pharmacy.
Grams Fluid Lightning and Pixies
Toothache Drops will cure toothache in
two minutes. For sale by Taylor &
Fullerton, Druggists and Apothecaries,
302 King street.
The best Batter Co'or in the country
for sale by N. B. Danforth, "cheap"
Druggist, cor, ID and Market streets
A specially Of trug5es and room for ap'
plying.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
DIR. Burdick Disch3 3rxed, -,

The case Of Royal s. Burdick charg
ed with defraudiug Mrs. Harriet Hick
man out OF pension money postponed
from last Tuesday came up before Com
missioner Smith this morning. II be.
ing found that the check drawn by Mr..
Mcdaniel OF Dover, guardian for Mrs.
H's children for $624 was not gov.
eminent check the case was dismissed.
As Or. Burdick got 1912 as pension
agent from Mrs. Hickman for collecting
1924, Mrs. Il. can bring suit against
him in the State Courts for the recovery
Of 1902, tho law allowing him $40 for
getting the pension.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Professor Fora nnd ElOcu,iou,

On Tuesday evening last after school
hours Professor Ford, the elocutionist,
met the tesohers Of the city in No. j,
High School and gave them instruc.
tions and practical reading in elocution.
The Professor was recognized at on CO
as master Of his profession, and at the
request Of number OF the teachers he
Immediately proceeded to form class
from those who were willing to take q
thorough course. Several Of the teach
era who have joined have all taken a
course Of lessons, and they speak in
the highest terms Of his ability to
teach elocution and oratory. He will
fully organize his class In No. High
School on Monday evening next, at 7
o'clock, at which time he would be
happy to meet all who intend to Join
his class. The Professor can bs ad-
dressed at his residence Eighth and
Wes: streets in regard to giving read :
ings at schools and entertain m ents, and
also private instruction to students.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
NAB KIAG rs.

SENTMAN-BONH HAM.-On Thurssa,
evening the I'd instant, by Rev. Adan
Stengle, Rev. Csa rles II. Sentman, editu
OF the Conference Worker, to Miss GSergi
Bonham, both OF this city.
BETIS-BRO WN.-On Wednesday, De
eember /, at the reside ce Of tho BRIDE
parents, by Rev. John W Chadwick, vii
liam Belts and Alice =. Brown, daughte
OF Edward II. Brown, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
CARLISLE-RICHAR PLiladsI
oh at the Green street NJ. T. Parsonage
on Noy. 25th, by Rev. Jacob Todd, y. u
George II. Carlisle and Josephine hioh
Ardson, both OF this city.
BEESON Philadelph "a
Penn, on the I'd instant, by the Rev. l.. r
Hornberger Mr. franklin p. Beeson ana
Miss Ida Watson both oil this city.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Yesterday . Fire Record.

Yesterday evening one Of the mos
disastrous fires that has visited Bidde
ford, Me-, for many years broke out In
the large cotton house Of the Peppsrel
Manufacturing Company. which Is con.
nected with the Cloth Hall. The oom.
pany have been storing cotton he:e fol
several days, and the building contain.
ed nve hundred bales, which will prob.
bly, be q total loss. II was with gres,
difficulty that the other portion OF the
building was saved, and also No.
mill. The loss on cotton will reach
5000 to $24, 900; upon the bEildins
$4,000 to $4,000; understood to be in.
sured.
The Beckwith House, at Oshkosh,
Wis, a brick four story hotel built
In 1876, was burned last evening. Loss
s6O, 600; insurance, $4,000 on the fur.
niture aud $40, 900 on the building.
Mrs. 8. B. Page, boarding in the hotel,
was suffOcated by the smoke. The body
was recovered. Mrs. Charles Il. Har-
low, who was visiting Mrs. Page jump
ed from the fourth story window and
escaped with bad burns. Mollie Halo
ran, a waiter girl, is missing and is
believed to have persisted. The fire
originated from a broken kerosene lamp,
The Mandell House, the principal
hotel in Prairie du Chen, Wis, was
burned on Thursday. Loss, about
SIS, 900 ; insurance, $2500 in the North
America, $500 in the Fire Association,
and $4,000 iu the Pennsylvania Fire.
A Journal dispatch from Nevada,
Iowa, states that fifteen stores aud
houses were burned on Thursday night. 4.
Loss forty thousand dollars; only par
TALLY insured.
The bagging factory Of S. & NJ. Wal.
ton, at Spring Valley, Ohio, was
burned on Thursday. Loss, thirty
Thousands dollars; insurance six thou.
sand and five hundred in seven com
panies.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
CLOSING THE LIBEL CASE.

Tho Insurance Company w. wa
n. Mr.. Lore nahi1
the Concluding Argument III
HOFninE.
Specially Reported Tor ths Republican
New CASTLE, Dec. AT ths oP'nlq
OF the Superior Court this morning
libel suit OF the Delaware :. "a
Ins. Co. VS.. William T. Croa5taIeE
resumed, and Mr.. Lore contil led
closing argument barely coMGsi
last evening.
Mr.. Lore said, in opening thi' 'n'
ing that he would not descend 70
personalities in which his friend,
Bird, had INDUCED yesterday nor y
party in the vituperation which
characterized the argument oil
gentleman. He had not cav
Mr.. Croasdals q liar, "but he lag
that the Every Eveuipg some'ipl"
the truth and sometimes lied, Il Wv
dale was the Every Evening, IheA y
would have 70 make the best CH'"
they could.
The solvency OF the INSURANCE
pany was then taken up. lr'
said the defendant would lose tue
unless they could prove 1t wa8s n
at the time of every libelous puUn
ton. They must preve ths! 1t W.
fraud. not only when it was 81
ware city, - but after 1t remover
Wilmington aud through all the
DDS of existence while the Gtlac"N
made.
He read from Every Evening az
ticls which had been INTRODUCES
prove malice, and said that ID WIZ
ticle Croasdale defined the "iranlu.
insurance company" as q consplra"
cheat people. In this conSplACs, ",
oouree, were all the reputapIeS
men now engaged. AlludinG "
defense made that there hsd Ossa
mors OF the company being unsouTGi nIi.
Lore -ead the article PuO"ry
in Every Rvening, October 1'n,
when the company was abCn, "
move to Wilmington and SAID 'n"
what caused the Tumors. lie org
ted them ard this sggravsted 'I'
fsnse. 4
Mr.. Lore concluded his ar5dmoN
the noon adjournment.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
THIRD EDITION.
GARFIELD VETERAN GUARDS,
rhe MeetisG Held Last Eveninn-
An Address ~ DF. X Keables.

the MeetisG Held Last Eveninn-
An Address - DF. Keabies.
At q meeting OF the Garfield Veteran
Guards, last evening, the roll VA
opened for those intending to visi
Washington on the occasion OF the in
auguration Of James A. Garfield, thu
President elect. The Guards intend
taking sbont one hundred personN. DR.
Ksables stated that he Is corresponding
with proprietors Of hotels in Washing.
ton and Is confident that he can pro,
cure board cheap.
During the evening an address was
made by DR.. Ksablss, who said: To.
night shall speak honest words "a
you, as soldiers, Americans and Repub
lioan citizsns. OF course Of the re
sponsibilities OF citizens | shall first
speak. Nostream can rise higher than
Its source; a pure forest air and q
stream kept free from 6lth will be pure
and so 1t is with your lives in comprs
bending the responsibilities Of citizen.
ship. We need education.
The speaker then dilatsd upon the
social tics offt llowship pexisting bet ween
Union veterans. Their ties had been
tementsa by the blood OF our fallen
comrades, and wherever man Is the
bond should be recognized as most sa.
cred. Speaking of the deplorsbls re
suits of the late war In parting her SEQ
tions some say that we should clasp
hands over the blsosy ChAsm. / am
not in favor Of doing this. Let him
who made the ohssm cross over to our
side or olose it up and then tender me,
q loyal Union soldier, his hand. do
not want 1t red with the blood Of my
comrades !: let IL first be washed of, and
let him repudiate the cause in which
he fought. Then will he receive my
most cordial and frsternsl hand clasp.
People who talk of the oommingling
Of the Blue and the Gray may as we'll
talk Of the mixing OF oil and water.
This cannot be done. The speaker
then drew an illustration from this.
The oil he said was tho Royal Blue and
the water the Rebel gray, and the oil
10 bound TO be on top. To make the
oil mix you must cut 1t up with alcohol.
"Sad it is," bat it is truth, some times
now you ses one who once wore the 10y
al blue, mixed in with the Democratic
rebel gray. Follow out the illustration
and you find usually such oil has been
badlycut up with alcohol and thus made
a suitable commodity to mingls with
that is lower in the standard |
Of specific gravity.
Soldiers Of the Union should mingle |
together and be inseperAbls cor, paniors |
Is patriots. Patriots are born not
made.
The sarm must be in the sesd or IL
will never grow and ripen to per-
lection. A patriot is enc wao will do
,r die for his country and home, q man
who is true to God and home. This is
What will increase the love OF country
md keep the spark OF patriotism burn.
ng-l4t Us be banded together.
Some attempt to derrogats the love Of
country. The man, the soldier, the
'itizen who has not that in bis breast
h0uld to consigned to ignominy.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Kaxasanaasa...

To know who is going to be elected
Presideat, We have only 10 iind oui
how Pennsylvania will 60. The old
Keystone has been on the winning In
every Presidential contest that ever
took place, and no man has ever served
% President who did net get her cleo.
torsl and popular vote. Judging from
this standpoint Il would be perfectly
safe to leave the election Of a Prssideni 4
to Pennsylvania ell the time, Had no
other State voted since the formation oil
the government, there would have
still been thesams Presidents, as Penn.
sylvania's choice has always been the
choice Of the nation. Truly she Is the
Keystone Of the Federal Arch.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
NEArIHR.

GUTHRIE-On the 4th inst OF heart dis
ease, Laura Il. daugter OF Jones and Han
nah Guthrie, AGED ID yeas
The Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the res
dence si her parents on the New Casio road
on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment at Wilmington and BrandyWine Gem
etery.
CHANDLER-Vn Chrigt'ana Hundred, or
the lst instant, Marshall ). Chandler,
aged 65 years.
The relatives and fr ends Of the family are
respectfully invited o attend his iuneral
from his late residence on Monday afternoon,
%" O'Clock. lnteTntnt at Centre Gem.
etery.
L,...uIENT.-In Chri1tiala Hundred. on
Dec., LIST, EiiEabeth A. ( ement, wife oI
the late 4 Cdnby Clenen
The 10 lativee anu friends the family are
respectfully invited to stte, d her iunsJ o.
from her late residences nenr Centreville, on
Saturd ~ nao Hh. tn '~avnthe house at one
e'c,oer N r-n~."d In the WilRipgt0n and
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