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Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
A CleFEym@n's Charges Against
FATE John Porter.

FIVE @Omm kVheeF'
Clarkson D Ayers, pastor Of a Free
Will Baptist church has written let
ter to the Bridgeport, Conn.,, ''Stand.
ard" protesting against favorable &C.
tion in case of Fitz John Porter. Ay-
ers writes that he was member of the
Eleventh New York Volunteers, and
says: IL want TO ask Fitz John Por-
ter If he remembers the second battle
Of Ball Run, and how l caught him
only two nights previous In converse
tion with three rebel generals, one Of
whom was Rob. E. Lee. II was about
eleven O'Clock, and as l came upon him
suddenly he asked me what was do.
ing ont there at that time Of night,
and told me as valued my life to say
nothing about seeing him there. l
saw Fitz John Porter with my own
eyes, talking with some rebels on the
eve Of the BATTLE and ask that justice
be done to the soldiers who did the fight
ing and laid down their lives in defense
oftheir country. Fitz JohnPorter deser-
YES no place in this Nation, only as an
outcast and vagabond. How can you,
Fitz John Porter have the audacity to
come before Congress and ask TO be
placed before the Nation as loyal man,
when the voice Of more than one
thousand men of the Fifth Army Copps
are crying for vengsancei Yes, Mr..
Porter, you are accursed from this Ma
tion. A person who will sell his
whole army crops Of seventy thousand
men to the enemy, as you did, should
be sent to the Dry Tortugas.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

.vrn,-A FUR STORY BRICK
|N0R kLNt ,bs s. Z corner Of Market and
house hoa,s ., . A very pleasant location aor
rsnth suse,,. Sonss convenient rooms for oftces
koardlns, ns,s nCr Or double, or could be used Tor
snbers. ,,,,s nm Tatnall street between
|.stS sls' and Ninth, six or seven f00n' AA
b. d.. room houses in West Whining.
Also Two nvy Wi of excellent water ut the
|cs Apply" p"
lNlmd
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
Kfsa RIxtnx.

,, RDIToRs or REPUBLIC Through the
medium Of your valuable paper,
would desire 70 bring bsfore the public
and those who have the power to pre-
vent it,a practice, NOT evil in itself, but
frequently disastrous In Its results, the
flying Of kites In our public streets.
Boys are boys, and always will be SO
they will play marbles, spin toys, fly
kites, and attend rsligiously to all the
boyish amusements a. they come in
season, which is all right and proper,
II only in the right time and place.
II has not been long since was boy
and remember all the feelings connect
cd with that part Of my lifetime, when
l would consider my rights trampled
upon II our boyish games were stopped,
but II they would only select proper
places for their amusemsnts, ! for one
would let them have all the fun posi-
BILE.
The evil results Of flying kites on our
streets are manifold within the last few
days, several instances have come under
my observation where small boys were
nearly run over by passing vehicles,
while intsntly watching their kites. 1t
has also been the cause of many rana-
way accidents, as few horses will stand
the sudden dropping Of o kite near
their head without, taking fright, and
this alone should be cause enough to
create an ordinance forbidding the pras-
tic.e There 10 another very annoying
result Of kite flying, which often seri-
ously interferes with the business inter-
ests Of our city, the tangling Of tele-
graph and telephone wires, and % our
business community has learned to de-
pend almost solely upon this most sx-
cellent system Of communication, any
with its successful opera
tions Is very severely felt.
For several days At time communi-
cation with Newport and Stanton has
been cut of from this cause alone. l
never could understand why boys will
persistently fly their kites among the
trees and telegraph lines Of narrow
streets, when open lots are to be found
within five minutes walk from any
part Of the city. II any one would like
10 know more Of this telephone trouble
W. T. Westbr0ok / have no doubt
would be pleased to spend an afternoon
In narrating few OF his trials and
In this aspect. ! hope the
proper authorities will seriously con-
,ider this nuisance and take some
means 10 ahate 1t. Yours
A TELEPHONE SUFFERER.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
The Now Depot.

City Council did not report on the Pc
teton of the P. W. & B. r. R. asking
permission to lay an extra track on
Water street from Poplar to French
streets, at the last meeting, and a ru-
NOR has now been started that the rail-
road company will retaliate by not
building the proposed new depot. A
number Of people are disposed to look
on this rumor with care, and seem to
think that II is started with view to
spurring up the Council.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

TO1IOE.-AT A MEETING OF THE
IN Board Of Managers Of the "Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of the State
Of Delaware" held October 2ist, 1879, the
Treasurer was directed topay in cash, to the
several members OF the company, q dividend
of 10 per cent OF the balances standing TO
their credits respectively on the 3lst Of De.
cember, 1879. said dividend to be payable on
the first Monday In May, 1880.
-N4w-tuaf W. A. .LAMOTTE Treas.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
A Shrewd Device,

1t is alleged that the famous bar'l is
open for the compaign. Mr.. Tilden's
mysterious agents are alleged to be
buying up all the hotel rsom in Gin.
cinnati In advance Of the assembling of
the Convention. They are making q
corner in board and lodging. This de-
vice is as shrewd as II 10 original. The
delegates will be bound TO surrender
now.-"Philsdelphia Record"
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
,or sAr.EeE sEzz.

I,wo story brick hease sie
VoE r. Saaiat ~ street, ! rooms Win on n''
C .ss;;Sr ,;Sr9 is s1sl. new, Poplar street above
'Tss'at;o ,,s .tory bricks, new, Walnut street. ABOVE
|sTenth. 40. DeIaware Avenue modern
l4le
,aSo J.tteron street, 10 rooms.
6welling iTsnI huron street bet stn ana ssn'
g." ,os Easti2th street. ..-
:. giS Chestnut street
" % JefIerson street.
4" ,,Ss Vy9 West Third street.
=" Nth a,9 street near Pine, 20 by Ivy y,
lot on fouFsa u hond and mortgage from $1,000 70
bso in ,gnMs ~ nMs.SSCsASULLEY Y sSUL b 30,
W. "o oOs Market street,
wilmington. Dol.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

,.xa Lur Ur GROUND
N0R > shi : mick morrocco factory on y, one
WIN "a % %iorty.eight feet front on Church
ndfee snu ,wo ~, ieet on Fifth street and sixty.
'set siAvIS orS street, Streets curbed snd
lssI streets n paved. % inch water yer pipes
,S Church street Lime yats n ,ae o. nae
J ana sn,d nT| TO close an estate. Agplyto
No. 'O'u EVANS PENNINGTON,
, No. 8 East Sth street,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

ov sALE-THE STOTSENBURa
Noh oh,Sdrv r. Property with Patterns, Tools
ss feuuu already to continue business,
Z hh'u,ss' a0w in successful operation. Price
itn ,.p,os .vm easy to good party. This 10 q
chance to get int an ola shs ,,sea we ss
tsd' nPPaiiE Y PaiETTS. 2-2l.e0d2w
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
NonoE TO WATER RENTERS.

OEYIcE OF THE WATER DRpAKTMKNr,
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. /, 1879.
The bills for 1880 are now ready and pay.
able at the REGISTRARS office, No. 1909 Market
street. The law requires that all bills paid on
or before January 8ist, 1880, the lace Of the
bill, those paid during the month OF Febru.
aTy,6 per cent. additional. Those paid during
the month Of March, 10 per cent. additional.
and any amount remaining unpaid after
April LIST, 1880, the Registrar 10 required to
have the ferules withdrawn and suit institu-
ted tor the recovery Of the amount due and
the water will not be let into such premises
until such arrears, with assessments and ~
for drawing ferules, are paid.
Uffice hours from q. M, TO 4 D. m.
WILLIAM J. MORROW, Registrar.
12-lo-eod dD-edJ.ed
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

luvsALE.-FOR SALE AT REASON.
NJ 'Sls 1 terms, 70 feet Of ground on Tatnali
:, I hstvsan Ninth and Tenth, with an old
W. W. S Srslling house thereon. This lot 10
~ E%'ssveousiy situated TO improve o. II ad-
\, ,Is NJ vrounds Of Friends Meeting House.
poi, ri 70 WIN. TATNALL,
P~" COZ Market street, or
WIN. CANDY, COS Market st.
aqk2Ve0d
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

NJ OTTO E-THE COPARTNERSHIP
IN. heretofore existing between Samuel
N. Pusey, Lea Pusey. and Edward Pusey,
trading as Pusey Brothers, has been this day
dissolved By mutual consent, and said Lea
Pusey and Edward Pusey are authorized To
settle the business OF said firm.
S. N. PUSEY,
LEA PUSEY,
EDW. PUSEY,
The business previously carried on by the
above firm will be continued by Lea Pusey
and Edward Pusey. under the firm name Of
PUSEY BROTHERS,
February II, 1880. 223-ot
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

,uRsALE.-PRICE sl7Oo; VERY LIT.
IA cash wanted. A tirstclass new !!
;u.d a hosse: ali modern convenience all
H Slnch walls to roof first story grained
lSut N " lot S5 feet in depth. Also q three
~ brick house; nrst-class location, &C.,
H so on easy terms. For particulars
srd ga EDWIN W. THOKNE,
s&a 1871 W. Eikh'n e''' ''S''
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

|NORSALE MULES. :,
live pair Of Kentucky mules Of good
ana young; good workers. Per- ons de,
hpy % purchase will do well TO call. Will
t6s nisrepresented to effect saie. French
Mt below Second, city. H. SHAkPLEsS.
2l9sdu
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

NOTIOE.-ON AND AFTER MAkOH
IN 1st, 1880, the price Of lots In the vii.
mington and Brandywine cemetery will be
reserved sections, special rates determined by
the Boa-f. Sections from A TO z inclusive 20
cents per square foot. Ali other sections 70
cents per square loot. By order the Board,
ALBERT W. SMITH, Secretary.
l2-l0.2 .2taW.t3-1
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

aOR SALE. NEW TWoSTORY HOUSE
good location and exposure; side yard
1 AsntaDCe; nine rooms, all private open
,lwsy; al Improvements found in q COM
BIO hene JOHN hAhE,
9llU $40 W, 9Th ct.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

|oR RENT.-lN A BUSINESS PART
! a the city, 2L story brick building, 90
s.Vssre. A lot lOO feet square may be had
|nitll desired; suitable for any kind Of
Inutacturing business. HEALD q 90.
si&2S2.2S olayton HOUSE.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
HarTCEsI.
BRAIN AND NERVE Foop

The loes Of memory, the nervous and ex
hausted feeling, the dissatisfaction with tn
result Of one's labors, the dub, unrefresbe,
sleep, the want OF appetite and neuralgia, ar,
simply the brain and nerves calling for thei
necessary food. vitalizsd Phosphates reston
lost energy In all weaknesses OF mind or body
relieve debility and nervousness, and preyen
consumption. Physicians have prescribet
l6o, 900 packages.
r. cRosB1i, 66e Sixth Ave, N. Y
For sale BY 2. JAMES BELT,
Cor. eth and Market sts., wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

DOG REGISTER N0TICE.-ALL PER
~ sons owning or having dogs ~
about their premises are required TO
have them regularly registered between the
LIST and 10th days of January. Atter the lat
ter date the ordinance will be strictly en-
forced against unregistered dogs.
WIN. }. MAXWELL, Chief Of Police
IL 2l7.tl21
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

nuR SALE ON rESr.-rHE THREE
/ tory brick dwelling, 1891 Washington st.
Z n0ms and bath all modern improve
nd; papered throughout; all rooms heated;
b. easy.
|, FRANK BALL, Rooms II and l8 TX
a,nge Fuildiag, 7th and Market. l-l0-u
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

,.,u salem NEW HOUSES, PRICE
W. f,om S, ssOO TO $500 each, oil In good 10.
~ n0't some with Bath, Water Closets, and
ava,, eS.,n Impreyments. Eleven Of these
pae,n ~. v,th the best Shingle Roofs, also Two
|ass' W. Tar Terms very easy. Apply 70
P'~' q, Ii. TINDALI h SONS,
,.a m, French so and 3l2 4. 9th sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

hFFICE FOR RENT.-LlGhT. AIRY
U aud easy access suitable for attorney,
|Ttcian or COnveyancer No. ] w. eth Ct: {;
lnOderate APPLY to EDWARD BRING
CRST TuZ. J. BELT, 9th and Market sts.
2glts
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

NOTICE.-ALL s SUBSCRIPTIONSFO FOR
lN papers sent out Of the city must be paid
for In advance. Also all persons who are In
deDted TO this Office for either advertising or
job printing would oblige US by calling and
settling up, 90 that We can get our books for
1873 closed up. A word TO the wise, &c.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

NDR SALE.-A PROPERTY SITUA.
ted In Brandywine Hundred, contain.
ABOUT Is acres of very fertile and well
pared land, Apply TO
EDWARD LECARPENTIER.
lgsl'WE9m Rockland, bel.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
N for three Directors Of the Delaware Fire
Insurance Company to serve for three years,
will be held at the Office Of the Company. No.
COS Market street, Wilmington, Del. on Mon
day, March /, 1880, between the hours of two
and four o'clock, p. m. r. L. GILPIN,
2lS-l0t Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

nor RENT.-A STO RE WITH TWO
\ rooms attached at \ o. 202 West Second
wL Afo a three story 9 room house at NO.
West Sixth street q good trder, rent
'sp Apply at Oil ket 81. 2-lA-W&s
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
'LAlNgToN aT,1.lN, MODEL lNsTI-

IUN MODEL INSTT-
|As,, TUTE.
td pun,,a Vsool Is now open for the enroll
sNmn a. IA ~ Ms we'll as regular school exer.
alD Mho. TERMS;
sSsf fAVaaFs' $3.50 per term OF Is weeks.
7M us at go Market It,, and fioor.
y. +. ADAMS, Principal.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

NR BENT. SOME VERY MOE
large houses In the very best location
n@ 10 $50 per month. HEALD 4 90.
Els2l 2i46 9Th and Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

'OR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE
store stand, doing tirstclass business.
PARTICULARS address /. F. IREDELL,
illeOd-ti New London, Chester 90.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

UR RENT.-A MOE LITTLE STORE
10 the Southwestern part Of the city.
lls2.2-B HEALD e. CO.,
Clayton House building.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

|WR RENT.-THE OFFICE NO. 2 T.
second street, 2 rooms. Apply at No.
i second st. WALTON BROS.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
OYSTERS.
S'hRS! UYSTEKS!

pat Si,,Nu uhLlO.-Having remodeled my
M al ali t bt,asd anu l,range streets, 1 am pre-.
fnda sith Iqurs Of the day to furnish my
P'Oyaar q. Ille BEST Ice cream and oysters.
llhntoun' u'ssoh having now arrived, 1t is
filad AZ 70 sell none but first class 0ys.
(pls "a sIRIi sIRIIiices within tho reach OF all.
|ac atnnai continue receiving o share o.
s&SmG Remain Yours,
Oh ARLES KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

NVh SALE.-TWO STORY BRICk
mouse sO7 Conrad st.; six rooms will be
M reasonable terms also for sale sew
M Eg%d & S work horses. Apply to SAMUEL
PILE Chestnut and Adams. l-23-tt
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

w hENT.-THE THREE STORY
d" Sl.cx DWELLING house, ll0l .Teftersoo ST.,
ny u"E ABOVE Delaware avenue possession
WI W March rs Apply to
lr TlLGHMAN JOHNSTON,
'Atu th's-ti Exchange Building.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
DRY sooDs.

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Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
WANTED. .

"ANTED-POULTRY. FOR WHICH
w the highest price will be paid; deliv-
cred at Third st. market. N. b. APPLETON.
29-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-24
MOTHER AND BOY AT BEDTIME.

Gb.
"Come ~ she said; sits sleepy time:
will sing you such sweet little rhyme
Something that you can unders tand-
About what they do in Slumber Land -
NO. he said, 81 Will not be good
Pm IA robber-f live in u great big wood:
1t is made of cake and candy trees.
You can go to Slumber L1nd if you please 90
But listen!' she said: in slumber Town
Every body is lying down,
Have something better than they can wishl''
Then they don't know how to WISH" he
said.
I think it stupid TO lie in bed;
l am going to burn the world all down.
And don't want to go to your Slumber
Town"
..But l;stenP' she said: Sin Slumber Street
You often near masic low and sweet,
And sometimes, there you meet face to face
People you'll meet in no other place"
80, that" ne said, s'Will not make ne go;
like hand organ best, you know,
With monkey: and don't care
To meet strange people anywherei"
.'But listenl'' she said; sin SIumber House
The cat iorgets how to catch mouse;
The naughty boys arc never there
stood IN corner or set in chair!"
We'll. that is little BETTER" said he.
But am going at once to sea;
Pm u captain, Pm not little boy,
Ana this is my trumpet: Ship ahoy! 20
But listenr' she said; Tin slumber Room
Such beautiful flowers you see in bloom;
The best of them all, the vely best.
You may pick ifyoa choose; It's name is Rest y
why, that's queer name for fiower,''
he said;
= But You needn't think I'm going to bed.
I'm a robber again, great big, brave
Splendid robber; and this is my cave"
How quist the cave grew presently;
She smiled aud stopped low down to see
And what she saw was her little brigand
Travelling lar into Slumbcr Land
TWO curtains white, with their fringes brown
Had shut him fast in Slumber Town
And she knew that the restless little feet
Were walking softly in Skimber Street.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-24
GARFIELD.
ID Life in Washin.ton-Hcyv FIe CIre,,-
without Being u Self-SeeICer.
C.Rtll IL. I-fr,r.,r,,...i Lc-.-..-......-

/ H1iOhS AScAAS y SeEE-SRekGF.
Gath in Cincinnati Enquirer
Gen Garfield came here quietly lasi
| night, ana went into his iitqfe brick box
OF houe, with no play yard-just bull,
up against the side of another haus.. litzr
u broad. thin man fiatteninp out egairst
wall 10 avoid being run over By the
street. Yet il was home and hospitality.
library and Workshop TO him He is
one OF the two Ur three presidents, like
hudson and Polk, made in tile city of
Washington. Here he natured and de-
veioped himself in the public sight: vet
with this box of home, which was
built by or for HIM, TO lay his head down
Ia 1t many a time and wonder if all ca
reer IN this world was not spite, sorrow
and desolation. except TO the rhinoceros-
skinned
Between his manifestly greattalents and
his soft sensibilities he was overlooked
by many, sneered at by more, yet by some
truly loved like the love of David and
Jonathan. These few saw that his extreme
senslbillties were only the refined feel
ing OF gentle hearted man, not rough
enough for the piggish contention of
common congressman. He took next to
no part in the spoils of office, was al
ways working for his next speech in
stead OF his next election, never ap-
peared in bar-room in this city, went
to his little obscure church-Sweden
borglan, l think il was--regularly ON
Sunday morning, though not twenty
people knew 1t, and 1t was never in the
papers, and, though he often dined out,
particularly with lawyers and his
peers, he was the most homemade of
our congressman. Almost always TO be
found in, and you seldom saw him long
ut time, but his wife or mother appear
ed. The child of Democracy, and that
national education older in law than
our constitution, his return to Washing
ton as president-elect is a rebuke 10
mean-seeking, another victory for high
seeking, vindication of home, hope
sympathy and plain living.
From the man born in slavery to the
ruined son of chivalry there is lesson
in Garfield's great success. He belongs
10 the line of western presidents, and is
nearly bone oftheir bone. Hayes, Grant,
Lincoln and Harrison, each of them had
their defects, but they are the future line
OF presidents as long as western develop
ment is steady and homogeneous as it is
Every one of these four presidents was
raised up by the west, and on very
slight self-seeking. Accident or mere
event made them all. Harrison had Ty-
Ter tied on his back, dying in one month.
Tyler limped through the four years, SO
that the west lost her call and did not
get it until Lincoln came. But then the
west came full, ripe, like her haryests,
and never since has any man been presi-
dent but western-bred man. From
Jefferson to Lincoln the chord of nation
al leadership goes straight as the tele-
graph wire over ten ordinary admins
trations scrambling in the streets. We
are still in Lincoln's administration to
all large intents, and Garfield is only a
pupil of it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-24

One of the largest railroad companies
in New England has just decided by a
vote of its directors not TO employ in the
future any man who uses intoxicating
liquor as beverage The Central road
of Iowa has issued similar orders, max
ing them so strict that IL an emplOye is
seen going into a saloon IL is sufficient
cause for his immediate discharge. This
would seem to be over strict, but when
we think Of what damage To property and
loss of life may occur by a single act of
negligence on the part of an engineer or
switehman, and tor which the company
is liable 10 be mulcted in
heavy damages, it is no wonder
that the managers are disposed to en-
force the strictcst rules in regard TO in
toxication. The public would travel
with much more assurance or safety,
and greater comfort of mind. if they
knew that no man was employed by
railroad companies who was addicted To
the use OF ardent spirits, and public SEN
timcnt will uphold the severest rules in
this respect. The theory is that if man
drinks at all sooner OF later liquor will
conquer him, and he is not safe mana
ger OF such important affairs
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-24

A couple Of loan agents in Lawrence
have got into q muss- +. NJ. Perkins
was the bookkeeper, for some time, of ].
B. Watkins & Co. Perkins finally con-
cluded to start an agency on his own
account, when Watkins "bounced" him
in the newspapers and accused him of
embezzlement. For this Perkins had
Watkins arrested on the charge Of libel.
The newspapers who very foolishly pub
lished Watkins charge against Perkins,
are also 10 be sued for libel. We sup.
pose the publication by Watkins was
originally intended to get little free
advertising. We feel that degree of in
terest in the matter which the old wo-
man felt when her husband and the bear
were engaged in a tight: Sick 'em, bear
sick 'en, loan agents.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-24
Two Children Burned 70 psath.

PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. I7.-Yester
day Antonio Tucker and hIs wife. (eolor
ed.l living in Prince George county
locked their two, cili!,ir-n in the Iaous,
and went out 10 pick psas During tbeiI
absence, The building accidentally caughi
fire, was entirely consumed, and the Two
children persisted in the flames. On re.
turning home Fucker and wife found
the hease in ruins The skull of the
eldest child was the oniy evidence lefI
OF their children.
London Items.
LONDON, Dec. 17-0ne hundred and
nineteen ,aen Of the Cold Stream Guards
have started for Dublin.
\ great anii-league meeting was he
yesterday 81 Monaghan, Lord Rossmore
presiding. Resolutions were passed de-
claring an equitable settlement of the
land question absolutely necessary-a
settlement giving landlords fair rents
and tenarts protection from buck rents
and capricious eviction.
A''Fool's Errand.''
ST.. LoUIs, Dec. 17-Dr Wilson, the
representative Of the Oklahoma colo
nists now on the border of the Indian
territory. under the surveillance of the
military, LEFT here last night for Wash
lngton, where he will endeayor 10 obtain
orders which will enable the colonists to
proceed on their journey unmolested.
New Freight Line.
: NEW York, Dec. 1.-THE b. s. o. r.
4. tonight completed arrangements for
d first-elass line of freight steamers TO
ply between this port and Baltimore,
and will tomorrow morning begin re-
ceiving merchandise via this new line.
The Western Union Comes Down
NEW York, Dec. 16.-It is officially
that the western union tele-
graph company has adopted the same
rates rs are charged by other telegraph