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REAL ESTATE.
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BY virtue ofap order Of the Court Of Chan
Gerry OF the State OF Delaware, in and Tor New
Castle County, made at the September Term,
A. d., 1880, will be sOld at public SAFE, at the
Midoletown hotel, kept by Samuel Peacock,
In the town OF Mlddletown, New Castle Co.,
and State Of Delaware, on SATURDAY, the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF DEOEM LER, A.
d., 1881, at one o'cinck. p. IN, the following
Real Estate, TO Wit: All that certain tract
or parcel Of land situate In st. Georges Hd.,
New Castle County and state OF Delaware,
and now or formerly bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
beginning at stake in line Of land late
Of feter Bowman, near tho Intersection ofthe
BucK and Cow Marsh Reads, thence down
along the middle ofCow NJ ,rsh Road south
two anu half degrees, east eighty three ALd
ak tenths pc ches to a stake, thence by a
slna leaving said road and dividing this rom
land late VI Dr. John Martin. south eighty
lix degrees, west one hundred and elgh y
four perches to stake in line Of James
Price's land, thence along that line north
flVe and three quarter degrees, west eighty
three and sIxtepths peIches 10 corner
sake, thence by land OF tho heirs of James
JamisoD, north eighty-tO and quarter de-
grees east, tity.one percheS and eight 'tenths
to a stake on the north side OF branch OF
It. Georges Mil Pond, and theme, north
eighty six and half degrees east, ono hun.
dred and thirty y.nine pefches and three.
Anths 70 the place OF beginning, containing
within said bounds ninety nine acres and
one hundte ed and thitty-six perches OF land,
be the tamo more or lees.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known a. the time and place aforesaid by
EDWARD q. BRADFORD, III,
Trustee, or by hts Attorney.
Attest :-J. M. HoUsMAN. beg. O. y.
l27dkwtS
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fNRhIA-

The Rev. &. Il. Stokes, of the Ocean
Grove Record, recently paid q visit to
Bishop Scott, the senior Bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal church, now retlr.
ed from active service, at Odessa, Del.
he is feeble, with his left side partly
disabled from paralysis, but cheerful
His daughter and son-in-law live with
him. The log house, over 100 years
old, in which he was born rs years ago,
stands on his premises still and is in
good preservation.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-14
To LOrrdes aud Rome,

"CAtholic Pilgrimsges; A trip 10
Lourdes and Rome," was the subjec,
upon which the Rev. B. J. Kelley leo.
tured Sunday evening in St. Joseph'a
Catholic church, Brandywine. The
audie noe numbered about 300 persons.
The Lecturer dealt with the trip made
by number OF Americans who went
from the United States on pilgrimage
to Lourdes and Rome in 1874, OF which
the Reverend Father was one, and
very graphically described places OF
interest visited.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-14
Lawton's Ki.chen met.

No handsomer present could be made
TO friend than Lawton's Kitchen Cab
inets. They are not only very handy
but very useful; some Of them are
-aaare and some are three cornered
They can be set upon u man.el or fas.
tened in corner like bracket. They
are finished in ebony and cost from 81
up to $50. Housewives should call
and ses them, at COZ Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-14

THERE is NO question that senstor
bayaid has been caught at last, entan.
gIed In the coils he himself laid to en-
snare Others. DEMOCRATS aud Rspubli-
lioaps alike wbo heard the speech at
Dov'T ara ready to testi y to the trutl =.
f''n'ss oftbe report as published in
lLe Philadelphia Press.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-14

INTELLlGREcE FROM Tennessee shows
that the Republicans are reasonably
sure Of electing United States Senator
from that State. This is to be brought
about by q union of the Republicans
with the low tax members Of tho Lsgis
lature, by which Hawkins, the newly.
elscted Governor Of the State Is to be
the Senator and the President Of the
Senate who will be liberal Democrat
is to become ex.oficio Governor. This
union will not compromise the Rspub
liosns on the debt question which di
vided the Democratic party but merely
gives the State officers to one wing Of
the Democracy in return for Republi.
can United States Senator. II Haw-
kins is elected to the Senate Of which
there is now every reasonable prospect,
the Repu blicans will have majority OF
one in that body counting Malone aDd
Judge Davis as full hedRed Democrats.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-14

TnB DEMOCRACY are rushing on to
their ruin Reports from Dover say
they are drawing up petition to Gov.
ernor Hall to remove the Judge from
his official position on the Bench. tt .
Republicans and Judge Houston can
stand ii II the Democrats can.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-14
BENEFIT Entertainment

Tc-norrOw evening an entertainment
will be given in the Opera House for the
bsnefit ofthe Academy ofths Visitation.
The price of tickets is fifty cents. Re-
served seats twenty five cents extra.
The exercises will consist Of music and
literature and will be very enioyabls
Daily Republican., 1880-12-14
TXEOUTUR'S SALE,

TXEOUTUR'S SALE,
viii be sold at Public Sale on the premises
No. olO King street, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. list, 1880,
At . o'clock, sharp
A Good Substantial Two story Brick Dwell.
ling, with attic. 10 rooms. Size OF lot 81 feet
front on King street. running back 100 feet.
be above prOpe ty being located on one Of
our principal streets. is worth y the attention
OF any one wanting TO make Q goSd paying
investment. Also will be lold at 8lO King
street, on same day, at 1.50 O'Clock. q guam
tity OF hlusshO old and kitchen iurnlture, such
as chalrs, bedsteads, carpets, mating, ex-
tension table, mirrors, cook and room stoves,
china. glass and queensware, kitchen uten.
sils, etc
TERMS OF SALR-On the real estate, TO
per cent. cash as soon as the properly f.
struck etr, the balance to be paid on or before
March 18th, 1881, wher deed will be given,
or II desired settlement can be made sooner
VIM. M. PYLE. Executor,
OF Martha KirKpatricR.
l.. W. STlDHAM Il SON, Auct'fs. l3.ts
Daily Republican., 1880-12-14
IN SILK HANDKERCHIEFS

TN SILK HANDKERCHlEFS
The frm have surpassed all former efJrta
The stock now on hand Is simply IMMENs Z
and the styles and variety go diversited thar
all tastes cannot TAI to be gratltied Persons
In search Of elegant holiday presents viii do
we'll to examibe this
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PRETTY
THINGS.
MOE SILK POCKET HANDKER.
CHIEFS, at 25 cents.
MUFFLER:SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
at 81, 70 cts; 81, Lao, 81 80, " and $2 90.
A FULL LINE Of plain and hems'iched
GrNlL EMEN'S HANDEkCHIEFS iu
fancy boxes.
GENTLEMEN'S Hemstitched farcy
border Iianddkerchiets.
A GENTLEnAN'S WOVEN BORDER,
all linen handkerchief Tor 20 cents.
A FIRST CLASS Lady's all linen hem.
stitched handkerchief at l21 cents. An ex
oecdlDgly hne Lady's handkerchief at So and
60 cents.
A LARGE LINE Of Ladies' fancy colorei
bordered ali linen Handkerchieis. IRON lI,G
to 60 cents.
CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHlEFS all
linen, at 0, and l2I cents.
The firm MEAN LINEN when they write
linen. They do not sell any other kind.
There is also in stock a beautiful lot OF
EMBROIDERED HANDK
LACE hANDKEhCHIEFS,E E1C.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-14
QUE UlRCULATI0N.

over tIOO. 600 one hundred tbous
aud and SIX hundred cOpies OF the
"nepublIcnn," were printed ana
sold fan twelve ua9s. Advertisers
shOuld note this fact-now that
she holidays are aDDreAehing.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-14

TNHLY ARE OFFERING
L OLe. Hundred and.Fiity L ozen
KIB GLOVES
KID GLOVES
KID GLOVES KIDGI OWES
KID GLOVES hid GLOVES
KID GLOVES
KID GLOVES
Ofthe Vtr5 best make, at Holiday Prices.
TREFOUSSE& OkLORME KID Gloves.
in all shs des and sizei-two. three, four and
SIX buttons.
The GIANTS DE SUEDE Kid Gloves, or
undres'ed Kid, IN three buttons, m8Ge by
the Irefousse Company. lEid gloves sold
In this house are made by the above named
Company whose goods are the acknowledge cd
standard oil excellence.
LADIES' FUR.TOP GLOVES, fleece
lined, in great variety, They make very
handsome and acceptable Christmas presents
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NEWPORT NOTES,

NEWPORT, r. l., July 24.-The rainy weather
Of the past week has had anything but pleasing effect
upon the hotel-keepers none OF whom truthfully
state that they have been obliged TO send anybody
other hotels by reason Of their inability ind
them
The family OF Mr.. Alexander Brown of Philadep hia
possession Of their villa here before the LIST
OF August.
Professor Aliens orchestra Of Boston, which is fur
nishng music for the Ocean House, has also been en-
gagged to provide music for the Casino
The pulpit of Zion Church will be occupied to morrow
by the Rev Dr. Rowland rector of the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest, OF New-York City.
The front Of the Ocean House is lighted with cleo
tricty.
Many Of the cottagers patronize the Telephone Ex-
change few OF the cottagers provided with spe-
cia wires.
Visitors are allowed on board of the French man-of
war Magcienne and also board OF the traning-shlp
Minnesota. The Newport boatmen expect 10 do thirty
ing business while these vessels In the harbor The
French ram Dumont d'Uryille IA expected here from
New York about the middle or next week
Louis Wright. OF Newark, N. j., and A. Lawrence, Of
Boston, have arrived at their cottages.
The Bishop OF the Catholic Diocese OF Hartford, Law
renee 8 McAIahon is in spending brief vacation
Thomas Hnvemeyer. OF New-York, is here with bis
steam yacht IDEAL which he recently purchased from
his brother Theodore A. Hayemeyer the Austrian Con-
SUI at NewYork
G. Brown GoOde. who represented America at the In
ternational Fish Commission at Berlin, Is IN town.
Colonel Porter OF the 22d Regiment OF York, is
in town.
The Secretary Of the Navy expected here septem-
Der 10 witness the graduating exercises of the torpedo
class OF officers at the Torpedo Station Goat Island
The United states tralnngshiD Minnsaota. winch ar.
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and in about two minutes lfe-boat. manned by
First Mate Barlon aud four men. was lowered.
After half an hours frutess search for The missing
man 1t given up account Of tho darkness.
The lost man in company with three other
young men: during the trip his actions were
marked by many strange. ard he tI:ought by
some TO be Intoxicated. Suicide was apparently
intended. tho young was seen to
place one foot the seat ard the
other on the railing and deliberately throw him
self overheard. He jumped off Just over the for
undoubtedly carried under the wheel. where
he suffered Instant death. deck hani
who HIM 20 over aft
Immediately with line, but nothing was seen Of
the unfortunate man. The persons with whom he il
SAID to nave been in company are not known, and
accordingly no facts concerning bis identity have
been ascertained. He was apparently Of German
BIRTH and about twe nfy-twO years OF age. He wore
a straw hat. and well-dressed in suit Of dark
clothes.
An unknown man jumped overheard from the
fcrrybOat New Brunswick, last evening aid
drowned. When the boat left Jersey City, at z
O'clock, Young slightly intoxicated.
occupied seat In the front cabin on
the gentlcmen's side of the vessel.
light trousers. When the boat was within 100
yards " the ierry-sip at the loot of COrtandt-st.
the man staggered out to the deck and throwing
away cigar which he putting In y
nervous manner. he sprang over the guard
rail into the water. An alarm gwen
and the boat stopped and backed
up TO where the man was struggling In the water
about thirty five years Of age. and evidently Ger
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CoFFIN-suddenly at SehOoley's Mountain. ". J..
Thursday July ~, l. Coffin. daughter
the late Chandler Pearson OF Avon ~ " and wife OF An
drew G. Coffin. Of BROOKLYN.
Funeral her late residence No 32l CatOn ST.
Brooklyn, Monday. July 20. at > O'Clock ..
Avon. n. Y. papers please copy.
PHlIPS-At PleasaDtvl3 ". T., Saturday July 81 sam.
uel Philips. IT,.
Funeral Tuesday morning July 81 at 23I East tsths
Friends kindly requested not 10 send flowers
POTTER-On Friday afternoon 23th inst. Elan o. Potter
member OF the firm Of Hitchcock q Potter TINS city.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow
SCHETTE Ron saturday. July "a Juliet scfetter.
Forens Scheter daughter 0f the late whitehall
J. Amell.
Funeral from her mothers residence. 33 Monroe place.
BrOoElYn. at m, Tuesday. July 27
Relatives and renGs invited go attend without further
notice.
Baltimore and san Francisco papers please COPY.
sMIrH-At YOnkeTs. July "a. Leonard X, infant
Henry AlbrO and Mary Elizabeth Burbank smith.
Funeral from residence OF his parents Buena Vista
Monday, 26th inst, at p. m.
wOODBBIDGE-At Colinsylle Conn. July %, 1880
uel V. Woodbridge in the 18th year Of dis age.
constant OF THE TRIBUNE from It's foundsti0n
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SUICIDE OF TWO GERMANS.

The passengers on beard the excursion steamer
Columbia were startled last evening by
the cry of =" man overheard" just Us the
boat was midway between Fort Hamilton
and Governors Island, at about o'clock.
on her last trip from Rockaway Beach. The vessel
was immediately stopped by Engineer Lawrence.
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WASHINGTON. July 25. L a. m.-The bar
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Indications
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SUMMER LEISURE.
Sunshine AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 24.-The third of the
series OF concerts takes place at Congress Spring
Park tomorrow evening. the question OF holding re
Liz ons services in connection with the bands pro
rramc ia begg agitated. The plan il TO alternate with
short addresses by home and visiting ccrgymen.
Woodlawn Park, Judge Hton's summer home, was
formally opened yesterday. Mrs. A. r. Stewart, Judge
Hilton and few carriageloads OF friends assembled
around a hagpoe erected a pro nnent elevation IN
the grounds and American flag and a white SILK nag
with the word " Woodawn" embroidered on II, we're
run 10 the top OF the pole The Odtlme custom OF the
breaking OF wine over the pole and flag and giving
name to the grounds was performed by Mrs. Stewart
At the races to-day Henry Bergh in company with j.
w. Emnger president Of the Saratoga Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty 20 Animals stood at quarter
stretch rail watching events in the interests OF his So
ciety.
The day has been another Of bright sunshine and
cool breezes. The drives this afternoon were crowded
and the evening brought hrong OF promenaders to the
vicinity Broadway and the hotel lawns. Toe arrivals
tonight were the heaviest OF the Every room at
the United States Hotel taken before o'clock
Tho Grand Union reports 200 and Congress Hall go
arrivals while the other hotels approximate about 3Oo
aud the sum total will make a list of about 900.
The hops at the Grand Union and United States this
evening brilliant alirs The Grand Union guests
appeared full dress. Many at the states also adopted
this costume The toilets OF the ladies at both hotels
season The attendance was large. Among the arri-
walls are the following;
United States Hotet-Chester A. Chaplin. Ana
ley II. Bailey. A. d. Lockwood and family, lawrence
Hurlburt and wife, General G.. II. Sharpe p b. shum-
way and family, John A. Griswod, FREDERICK A brown
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Davenport Brattleboro Charles Smith, New-York;
Richard Dyer and Wife, Cincinnati J. b. siawson,
New-Tork; Robert Allen, ST. Paul; NJ. +.
PickenA- and wife, Cambridge; V. B. Clarke
and wife, Yonkers; the Rev. H. b. storrs,
Nau Xnrk. II
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family watertown j Warren Nash and sisters, New
York; John II. Caughey Baltimorei b. b. Clarke; g.
Louis W. Wilson, Philadelphia s. @. Harris, Phila-
deiphia o. Carpenter. New York @. b. HObro0k aud
wife Springfield; Daniel d. Tompkinson and family,
with private carriage, Washington.
Grand Unon-C. c. Tuttle and family, Chicago E.
p. Monroe, NewYOrkj Henry Childs, BuhalOi Vim
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man. Lancaster, Penn; DR.. W. H. Warder, Charles D.
Warder and Charles TnOrleY and wife, Philadelphia,
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rTp,prNv OFFICE. July % l a m.-rhe changes in the
barometer Yesterday were slight. the tendency beng
downward Cloudy weather with light rain early In the
nrst ouart4r was followed by partly cloudy and fair
weasber. Tne temperature RANGED between go and
SO the average l72as) beng 64' lower than on the
arresnondiug day last year ana AZ lower than on
FRIDAY.
pnrtlv cloudy and clear weather, with higher tenn
neratures and slight OF occasional showers may
he expected to day Ia this city ana vicinity.
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