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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

Me- Richard Mertick. il sp.kGn 8, rram; .
''"'' ~ ,"Io''iG u. va Tho democrat, noini
u"''" ,ot N'"H!'c>s in tho Prize, Gocrso's dig
WV " VI Jtand. His nomination will bo
..vleat to his uIGollap, and if his party bs
wlso enough TO s;l,c. hin AZ their o,nd-
oeptions Maryland 4 repro ssntativcs in Congress
don't raok as high as they did in tho good cid
times before the war. bu, Mr.. Mtr!ick !
proselc C, among than will raise tho average
miyhlilr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

Tho Mshoaltc7 deosrs shHt shey wi! '',:e
t. n,i:hcr tn, Ijchc, 10 Id nam in;ird 81,
ChIc'go nor at CilciD nat, tut that. ike
brave and gallant m.n. they will stick
to that TO DO madn al Il chmnnd Now
that il taking ike bold solder boys to bo SUI C.
but a. their Early has no cxislcrc, outside ti
NirelDli and ii losing i.s strength 10 tits S.ato
every dAY. rhur Expressed dUtt rmlnati.n to
20 it alono" is gu ptotciqusly absurd az 20
cfea!e srnug doubts Of it1 penuincnrsL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
CANAL COM NJ ERCE.

Arrived-Boats 8 s Howi,on, W e Bell, ) 81
Burke, Main, Il Banlar. NJ Snow IL q
Clsughton,JAs Dayton, X B,ynr. VIM W.'sh "hl
Emms ard Julie, Bessie q. and u B Huds"n. l."
Georges Creek losl and Iron Co; Ii Aanew
to Jno + Apnsw s. 90; q French 10 Wnl A
Smoot; N Fannon, Limestone to Il Frsrcs. =,
Depsrted-Boats Swift, " Duerner, /
Moore. s 3 ncwHou, w z Bell, W Burke
A Main, Il Bender 81 Snow, Ii o Clane ht'n,
JAS Dayton, Il Rays-, Cumberland, Henry
non, A KraE. q Il Gertrall, and j Wilaon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE Last tundsy even
ing as . young lady of Weatmoreland. who re-
sides near Carriers wharf. Was returning homo
on foot alone from n visit to a nc Dor, she was
violently assaulted by white man. the mate of
vessel then lying at Carter's wharf. The
acresms of the woman brought to her assistance
some negroes who vera in ths Weir Iy, and the
william fad. Mr.. NJ. Carter was summ oned. and
pursued the man 10 his vessel, the master Of
which being broiher-in- law Of the accused, re.
fused To permit him 10 como on board. Mr..
Carter obla,ued warrant FIR his arrest, but it
was reported that the guilty party had crossed
the river to tbis side n9d made his escape
Iile,patcr IldeI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
Illinois "Reminiscences

CHICAGO. Msy l0.-It was 1umarcd late
last night that the Grant meu claim that Go
he assembling Of the Convention il will br
inuod that they havo So delegates an that S
Wa.hburno delegates will &C: with tbcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

James McManes. lcadi5g Phil ldelpiiia pull,
ticl.p, sui delegate a: large to the Ckicsso
convention, has Issued psoeubcamento an-
IupnciHc his purpose 10 vote itr Blaine 10 he
convention, cad Senate. Eiiott, another pfils-
4. Iphiar, anuoubccs hia rurIose to DO the So NE
thing. Be. they vii! al! vote fc: G:aE: Whcr
the time c)Eces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR WIDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY TO- 1880.

We acknowledge the receipt Of au 1vi'atioD
to attcad tie spliyg;aarv ,xlics o3 Of tbc
Hampton Normal h&I Agrlen!.a:c! institute,
to tsko pl4cc on the Goth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
BONlbNrlicI.

LONDON. May lO.-News has been received
from the west coast Of Africa that Bstanga on
Inc C-meroons river, has been BON bsrdei and
burned oy the British on acc punt OF The Capture
and i'll treatment Of British subjects BY n,t;ves,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

DEATH OF Mrs AGNES RANDOLPH let
ter from Il 4 beth City 10 Tho Baltimore
.Am"rieaa, dated yesterday, says:
Mrs. Agnos Randolph, wife Of Wa. Ran.
loplph, c:q Charlottesville, OF AoemarIo co.
Va, died sL the Patsp,ou Institute carly YES
tcrdsy morning, after lingering IDcss OF con
Sumption. She had b:en s'syiog with her sis
Ter IN law, Miss Sarah N. Randolph. PlccipsI
OF the Patspsco loslitute. since last Ia!l, wuh
inc hops OF thereby beIehultg her health
Her remairs were t. ken 10 Virginia last even
log Oh ths 6:26 train, to lie buried at Mou,i-
Gallo to day. accompanied ~ her husband, Miss
Sarah N. Randolph AID other i,iends. She
was 32 years old. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

AN AMERICAN SHOT IN PERU ioto1matioE
has baeu rtc;iVed 10 pi!ts5urg that } as. Camp
ball. young msu who IVES employed CD the
PGros Railroad 10 Peru, had beoa takca rri
s1ner b. tho CHILEAN cavalry aud senterc?d to
be shot. Ito and brother were at Molindo, aad
10 an Anticipation If an attack by the Chians,
had scesetcd tho r.os' valuable mschinery.-
Iney were b1!h taken prisoners, but
William, tho younger brother, succeeded
~ cscarlG;,. James "aj rtc.DtutcI aud Iisti
with lasso, aad Compelled to walk thirteen
miles over rough rad at tue rear of the
cavalry. For refusing ~ disccs, thu hiding
p!uco o: Ito nIschiacry he was tried BY curt
nsr,isl rn3 sautcl u to bn shct. Tho German
Consul ct Muliodp WAS pow!rrss ia tn tffJrt
made for his Liberation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
No TidIncs of the AtaInntu

LONDON. Msy l0.-Tho channel squadrop
which WIS ordered to cruise in search If the
framing chip Atslanta. has arrived in Ban,ry
bay. No news IF the missing vessel was OBJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

The nsrktt opens quiet and o.sy. Tiara Is
no change TO note in Flour. and tho stock CT
hand has baen greatly reduced The receipts {.
Wheat sro light. and abtu! 500 bushels sold y:
1.3 for Fulz and i2Ial30 for nj xsd, and RS f,r
Lancaster. Thoro were 3.0i9 bushels CT Corn
offered, bat no gales wero reported on ciln9".
bu. the whole lot was bought on private terms
Nothing doing in Ryo or Oats. Butter i, lower
Eggs arc q shade higher. Wool is beginning %
como in more freely, and prices have consilera.
bly, doclilot, and We revise quotations.
BALTIMORE, Msy 10 Virginia Gs old %; d,
deferred G. do consol 5s3; do ID sotiej -;
past Guo coupons Of new l0.10s 81. Coitna
dull; middlog IL Flour higher fer h,s.
grades and firm; howard street and Westrn
Super 3 50sS4 CO Extra 25sS5 IS; do FAM y
6)aS6 Is; City Mills Super . GOSH; do Kxt,n
! 59ss5 Is; do Family Sss6 50; do ki1 brand
25sSG 90; Patapsco Family 81 So WGos!-.
southern steady; Western u shade better. but
dull Southern red 125al32; do amber l35,lE;
No Mary land l4}: No Western winter FED
spot l3li; Msy rs NO: Juno E3s .l2l; July
ll3iail3i; August l03il0ci Cora--Sou;hern
steady and firm; Western steady, but dull and
neglectod Southern white and yellow 81;
Western mixed spot 5l4.62; May i9t .l9!; Jutr
Ait July Az steamer 10. Oats quiet and ers.
Ter; Southern 4Gs47; Western white 4545s; do
mixed 81 III; Penna 4js451 Rye quiet 81 20
Hay drm primo to choice Ponns and Maryland
l7a$l9: Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary TO
prime l3isl5i. eugsr steady; 4 soft ~. Wits.
key quiet and s!eady st 81 10Y
NEW YORK. May l0.-StCcks weak. Money
as. Flour quiet. Wheat Uuiet Corn Gru.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
Struck by lj1l,fuIuy

ct. LOUIS May l0.-The lit Olive House. al
Mt. ollver, the county seat of st Louis coun.
", was tttuck by lightning and consumed on
SaIurda9 last. Lo.s about $6 Gyl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

NJ ECR KUFFLlNG AMI RIFFS-Just re'
~ ceived a Case OF tho above 6 'ods; some
very handsome patterns.
myS-4i Z. n. ADAMS. Q! Kingst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

y hB ktyocate, hir. ILonlss Whitehoad's new
daily a?cr. published il AYrcAhutg, is nrG:iy
printed, well fI!o:. e,.t ..D'y GAiLo4. Va wish
!: g!,.C.aE! success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

LIZ ioroMAc BOAT RAcE Heterogeneous ar ing
between Hsnlsn and Courtney, on the Potomac
are progressing actively. Tho race is 10 take
place on the course, beginning at point about
ono hundred yards below the Aqueduct Bridge
and 10 continue straight Rwsy Until opposite the
Potomac boat house, in Georgetown, whero the
turn .hsll be made. and the race continued on
down 10 the buoy and return. The winner of
the toss for petition v i'll not hava tina advantage
ofhugsng the Virginia tide nt the turn, for
the referee will stake the course Off in such
way as to secure an equal advantage 10 the oars
men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

Aud now Ohio, where tho tloOty shirt Waves
triumphant, Whera Mr.. Hayes when be knew
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
DIED.

A. Amartu1, Ca. Nay 9th, BEVERLY
Iona y, infant son OF Rev Thee doro ana hsl
LomoX Reed, aged months sRd days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10

New YORK. May l0.-Stocks weak. Money
as. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet Corn firm.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
,.,u,,,cap state Convention.

state Convention Of the Repupncan q,
-, ~ neIaware will be held at Dover; %
TGJRSnAY. SEPTEM Der %, AZ oeioch,
n n. ior the purpose OF nominating VA a
H;andidates for presidential Elect anu a.s
Candidate for Representative IN S .'as az as
sThe Convention will consist OF io' ueoE"'a1 az
rs 70 be chosen from new Castle o0uny' ~
Dortioned In the usual numbers III Wv ~
epective Hundreds ana WARDS; "a said
The mode OF selecting the Delegates W s"i'
s,onv. ntion shall be as follows, VIE:
Tbe Republican voters OF Kent ana ous ss
a,ounties will assemble at their usSst yolHs
,eIecas at q O'CLOCK. D. m, on SAIO hDh =
EeTTG oath, and Immediately proceed W 10
1ast three iudQes to hold the delegate oloc,
tscn &. nd The Judges SO selected sha'l as SOW
~ chosen. open the polls for sald oeleSa'e
election and hold the same open oh'n
O'Clock, p. m. .s.no C,tv NJ Will
mington, and Hundreds in New Osstie oHui
", the Republicans VIII assemDie ~ ,Te AL
RPgata eIeotion and the judges 30 seiectec
snail. as soon as chosen, open the polls 10,
fhe election of said delegates, anu Keep 'n'
same open until O'Clock, p m. ,.,u,,
None but Republicans, or those pieuSlhx x, .
full sunport to the ticket nominated ny wv
Gonvention will be allowed to vote ior oeic
yates. The. election OF delegates snail W y
TJUou closing the polls, the Judges dn ~;
chosen shall publicly count the votes anu IN
Tnediatsly certify the result TO the ohair""'
Of the State Central Committee. ,..
BY order Of State Central So mha,.1ar
b. W. CANNON, Ohalrh@n'
Dover, DEL, Aug. IL, 1851
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

TIE vlcKsBuBo Herald rejoic"s over
the Alabama election, and says II Is
important for several reasons. 1t Is
another positive assurance to the
country that the South will never toll
crate the thing known as Southern
Rspublicanism. This is noble and frank
on the part of the Herald and We BE-
lisye that il but speaks the sentiments
Of the whole south.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

Wade Hampton has revised INC
.nsacb he made at Taunton, Va, few
DAVIS ago, and eliminated from 1t the
appeal to the voters to consider whS'
Leo and Jackson would do If they were
alive" as well as the declaration 'ha'
"the principles of the Democratic parry
ware the same as those for which they
had fought for four years." The su,Us'
~ Tho ax.oonfedsrate did good in viz
oin,s. but he had not properly oaiou-
,.,ss the effect in New York, Indiana,
New Jersey and Connecticut, and hence
hi. mobilization of the speech. lntsiii-
cent voters however cannot be hood,
winksd by such man@uvering'aAd VII
vote against candidate who Is sup
ported and controlled by men VINO en-
tsrtain such sentiments. Thorougl
going Union men cannot stand su0l
doctrine, and on Saturday last ollve
lC. savin, prominent Democrat OF NC
Lean Co., Illinois, delivered r0uS'n
speech taking for his text:
"Consider what Lee and jackson
would do If they were alive, these al
the same principles for which the
fought fol-. four years." After denoul
a cling the uttsrance Of such sentiment
! be proceeded to give his reasons fof u
a course he shall pursue, as he hol'
y now as he did during the Rebeliio
J. that "the Union must and shall
, preserved" He was therefore con
d PEELED to cease to act with the men Ell
x pertaining the sentiments OF Hanp''
g and the Confederate Democracy.
Q Thank God that the solid South
~ kelyto be met by an equally sol
e g North, and the principles which Was
ipgton, Lincoln, Grant and Garfield u
n. held, will continue to control the g
y eminent Of oar country through
% coming time.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

SHORTLY BEFORE Hancock's nomlna'
ticn the Washington Post, staunca
Democratic paper, made the following
charge against General Hancock in its
..sus of June Isl, 1880.
"Maior General W. s. Hancock has
40 illegally promoted staff officers
W. G. Mitchell, Captain of the Fifth
infantry, has never joined his reei'
ment, and received s9,051.05 extra
raw. G. s. L. Ward, First Lieutenant
# the Twenty second infantry, has moi
,erved the required time with his regi
meut. He has receive | q. 1898 extrs
pay"
"Big pay for services never perform
3D." was the caption of the article
which was treated as an " army scan
ldsl." The Republican organ OF thu
Republican party in Washington
amusss itself by calling upon the Pos
to disavow the charge or make 1t good
pretty dish Of or01.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
Match Him,

The Democrats have been greatly
worried about the trip which General
Garfield made to New York and repre-
sent that the speeches he uttered are
calculated to bring Presidential can
didste into discredit. Their fears on
this score..are untimsly, and We suggest
that they possess their souls in pa
tience. Garfeld's speeches are models
of neatness and will favorably compare
with any that have ever been made by
any man in our country. If Hancock
can equal them let him be trotted out.
We dare them to try the experiment
|aarfield's addresses should be printed
lin a small volume and circulated
Throughout the country. We think
they will do good. If the Democrat
think they will ipjure him, let then
ioin in their distribution Throughout
every State in the Union. Garfield i
a man in the fullest sense OF the term
and Intellectually they cannot mate
him.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

The election for members of the City
Council and Assessors and Collectors OF
City Tax, as we'll as for Inspectors and
Assistant inspectors, will be held On
the 7th Of September, two weeks from
next Tuesday. If the Republicans
wish to carry majority of the wards
1t is high time that they were making
anne effort to insure that result. Some
thing more is necessary than holding
meetings, raising poles and engaging
n street parades. The law requires
that a county tax shall have been paid
within the past two years, and II a man
connot exhibit receipt for the same
he will net be of much account on cleo
ton day. Every man should therefore
pay his tax with the least possible De
Law, il he has not already done 30, ana
then he will be ready to perform
his duty as becomes a good citizen
If the payment of the tax should be
nut off to election day the collector may
bs difficult 70 find or some obstacle may
interpose, the receipt may not be Oh
tanned, aud you may be cheated out Oh
your vote. This has often been tn
case, and therefore the necessity o
prompt action. The Democrats ar
very willy. They will not scruple
commit gross frauds to carry their po'n'
consequently they must be watched
Committees must be appointed to stan
at the polls in order TO prevent intim
dation, to prevent fraudulent VotinI
and insure the voting Ct every ma
who is properly qualified. If this
not done there will be little use OF g
peoting a favorable result in any war
The Republicans should pndefs'a'
this, and prepare themselves TO
that Justice is done not only TO
voters, but that the law is faithful
observed by the police as we'll as by !
spectors and their assistants. Vol
should not be dropped into the DO
when objected to, before the questi
of the qualification of the voter b
been determined, ard repeating shot
net be carried on under the protect
Of police officers, neither should ARE
be made without cause. These ma''
should be looked into beforehand,
some understanding should be arri'
at in regard to the right Of voters
well as to the duties Of the election
GERS and the duties of the police 1ol
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
Democratic MsjOritleB to Crow
over.

From the returns Of the Alabama
election some idea may be obtained OF
how the "model majority" claimed by
the Gazette and Every Evening was Sc
cured. The correspondent Of the Chi
c,eo Tribune throws some strong light
upon the matter as regards the vote in
the following counties. the other coun-
ties not having sent in their returns
when he wrote. Here is what he says;
Lovndes county has $1,000 pepula-
ton, thre-fourths black. In 1872 its
total vote was 4,S64; Republican ma
liority, 5 ,O54; in 1876, total vote, 5,4Sl;
Republican majority, 3,S43; in 1851
total vote not known, because not
counted, Democratic majority, Lou.
IAutauga county, total vote 2,5Oo, the
blacks being nearly two.thirds OF the
population Republican majority IN
lisp. 924; in 1876, 772; in 1880,
, Democratic majority, $50. Perry coun-
lty, the blacks outnumbering the
whites much more than two to one,
gave over 1000 Republican ma
iority in 1872 and 1876, and
= now gives l, 400 Democratic majority
9 Chiffon county sends Democratic ma
ority of 1900 % and in 1876 had bu
, 1.l4i votes all told. St. Clair county
which polled but 1929 votes in lS7t
O now gives a Democratic majority o
/. 1000. In 1876 Etowah, out OF tota
a vote of 1915, polled Democratic m"
iority of 1000 and now sends in ma
iority Of 1000 without so much as
y blush.
J. Lowndes is the county from whicl
II Hundley wrote the lying letter to tn
10 New York Sun, trying to show that a
Of honest election had been held in ths
re county and it was this same letter thu
to the Rvsry Evening published and con
1t, mented upon as if it was gospel trut'
d. when it could not but have known tn
nd the whole statement was a wilful pr
nj varication of the truth. 1t is surprl
'g, ingly strange that any paper with al
an pretensions to responsibility won
is publish such bundle OF lies purpose
az to deceive people who do not read
ro' themselves.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

HANCOCK WAS not present at the SOL
disrs' and sailors reunion at Columbus
Ohio. He wrote to the committee that
he could MT attend on account Of his
sengagements," The engagements"
referred to were different from those he
had at Gettysburg and the Wilderness
At those places he was engaged in try
,pg to destroy ard whip them, but il
the engagements" referred to in hi
letter. he means engagements on Gov
ernor's Island, where he can plot will
the rebel brigadiers as to the mot Of
fsotive way of delivering the govern
ment into their hands.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
NOTICES.
-AxpAyERs TAKE NOTIOE-OITY
no ,TIInnT TAYES FOR 1850.

U1Ax PAYERS TAKE NOTlOEmoaOolrf
AND SCHOOL TAXES FOX isso.
The undersigned, receivers OF tHxes iGr t Jay,
CITY Of Wilmington will be a. NO, ~ IND I Kina
S s,rna,s an and alter the first day Of July,
iss S between the hours OF and u IN the ne
the purpose Of receiving ta1ss On all f11 ss
paid during the month Of July there doIs wiz and ND
Al, It taxes paid on or after the first Gay OF
ans sSS0 including the first Tuesday Of Sep.
ts% her, shall be payable without deduction
or addition as aforesaid and all taxes ssG %nPA IN
81 Inv shall be increased by the add
M \ % Of DER centum on the amount thereof.
''eN Wv EDWARD PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District.
Including all ncrth Of SIKH street,
VIM. KlNE,
Receiver Southern district,
sou Including all south OF Sixth 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

JUST LISTEN at Forney: 81 ask tn.
election of Winfield S Hancock 10 'h'
Presidency because he comes to me 81
the apostle of peace, whose father
knew, whose friends l knew" These
appear 10 be the only reasons that For
ney can advance for the election OF thu
confederate candidate. We presume
there will not be much of arush tc vot'
for Hancock, simply because ForneJ
knew his father and his friends. Thii
may be knock downargument for thu
marines, but will not have much eh@o
upon sensible, in:sl!igent-peopie'
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
SCHOOL.

rourtb and West sts., wilmington, Dol. VIII
open its Fall Term on the rst sse0nd S coS
Of Ninth Month (Monday, SEPT. ON !" o US
tinue during twenty full weeks. Al S Saa
and other school material are furnished . lree
Is thoroughly oreanized. Boys ana s room "a
but but recite together. The primary pupils are
In room BY themselves under StsnaPsai Of
teacher. fairgrounds are At ne disPS nana n
e as Of Access is not surpassed for quiet and
to the usual english branches are sa sau Y d
Prsneb. French is taught by PROF. II. r
LOUBiGNAL, A, NJ, without extra f;o charge III
Railroad and boarding accomm9 pa coSn wv
Parents and guardians who are uncertain
what school to select for their children WI WI
do well to call on us; send for creuaaI P,, He
napP FRED. EDEN BAOH,.
pS ia std.stw Residence. COS King st.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
TlRoPosALs.-ro IRON MANUFAC
TURERS.

opE1cE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,
WASHINGTON, D. O., AUGUST IL, lsSoS
Sealed proposals will be Tscsyea AZ ~, fns st
ae v Of August 1880, ior furnishing the mate
lials and la0or Of ali kinds necessary Tor tne
tisiT Of the metal Of the Rear "a
Rac6n of tho Range ct Paris Island >. w.,
transnortation Of the structure to Charleston,
s o. ,sand the erection OF the same at the
site. win be done by the United states m,
plans. specifications, forms OF proposal, ana
other r informaticn, may be obtained on appli-
cation to this office.
The right is reserved to reject any CT all
''u'' "AN w JOHN RODGERS,
Rear-Admiral, U. S. Navy, Chairman.
o Z o ont
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

~M,AWARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
On and after February 70, 1880, trains
Leave wilmington ct 7lb, 1880, q. a., sso,p'
Arrive ut Landenbsrg, 900, q. M, l2.oo nron'
$40. p. m. ,,ro - IN
Leave tandenberg, 0 10. o M, lz'oV' 2 m
a2su y. o0NNEI4L, Supt'
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
FINANCIM.
8 AND 9 PER CENT.

interest guaranteed. First MORTGAGES on
improved farm and city properties. Inter
eat payable semi-annuaily. Loans made on
ONLY one-thlrd OF the appraised Value OF the
PROPERTY. Security absolute and ample. Fur
ther Information and full particulars from
'''N1 HAYES CHANDLER,
Eastern Manager Of CHAS. p. BOLMAR
& co., Topeka, Kas.,
4.27-tf NO. west 1th stree1'
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
TNO THE FRONT!

has made ample ARA ngements TO supply nh
many customers with the largest ana cne esI.
est watermelOns that can ~ t,o ,ou ~ keenins
Ana watormelonp. and he would no pleased 70
see see his many customers. Give him call ~
Ills stails In the second ct. market A., Qroers
piom~... Allied. 5-itt CHAS, AiLh'
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
lsAILROAD LINES.
WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE. RAILROAD.

WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE. RAILROAD.
JULY rs, 1880.
Trains will leave Wilmington as ioiio"s:
For Philadelphia and lntermeaiatS Sta
uons, 100, $40, 1880, o. m, 2So,A.oo' 7VO' Wv
p. m. ,,.,, on M O. "A. 10 on
a, N go, Gasp. m. m a ,o v n,
Pniiadelphia and Rev York 2.23, CIV, 7.oo'
Io. 02, a, No., 1879, 1913, o.07 p. m. n,
baltimore and intermediate Stations' 900
Baltiroore and Boy Line, 1903 p. m: ,.
baltimore and washington, l2bl, 2oo, z'io'
as6 q. m, l2b2. 1.04, 4.48. 1903 p. m.
TraiiA for Delaware Division leave ior a or
New CASTLE, 900, 9.2b q. m, l.oo' a'oo' ''''
p. m. Stations q. Of
" peimsr and Intermediate Stations, s.2b B.
-'' -''' y SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Statione
$40 q, M, BOO, 6.3u, $50 2. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.2S O. ~. u
baltimore and Washington, l2.ol, z.oo y, N
For further Information passengers are ro
isrred to the time tables posted az we aepo'
| II. KENHEY, Supt.