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THE STORM.
Very Destructive at Long Branch
and Coney Island.
THICK SNOW AT ST. JOHN. N. B.

LONG BRANCH, Nj, Dec. 27.-One of the
severest snow storms that have visited the New
Jersey coast for years set in Friday at II a. M,
continuing 20 hours without intermission. The
roads about the country are impossible, the
snow on level being 20 inches deep and drift
ed as high as ten feet The storm has weaken
ed the ocean pier here, but it is little dam
aged. The bluff is badly cut away, carrying
with it many summer houses and costly bulk
heads. The portico Of Kalb's hotel and sever
al surf houses were blown away by the strong
winds, which also demolished forty feet of the
pier pavilion roof. The damage to cottages at
the Monmouth Beach summer colony exceeds
$4oOOO. There is a wash-out on the New Jer-
sey and Southern railroad at Highlands, but
travel will, it is hoped, be only Temporarily
suspended
TORONTO, Dec. 27.-The meteorological de-
partment says that in the maritime provinces
heavy northeast gale is blowing accompanied
by snow. Elsewhere in Canada the weathe
is generally unsettled. 1t is intensely cold in
the west and northwest. The Temperature is
over 400 below zero. Storm signals are order
ed up in the maritime provinces, as a severe
storm is approaching the Newfoundland coast
SEABRIGHT, N. j., Dec 27.-The damage to
the Summer Cottage colony here by the stor m
will probably reach $4,000.
RED BANK, N. j., Dec. 27.-Two men lost
their lives in the snow STERN in this section.
The first train today on the Pennsylvania
railroad did not make its way through until
p. m. 10 reaf,.. f,.f sos ls5f
CoNEY ISLAND, N. Y, Dec. 2.-The storm
here exceeded in duration end severity any for
% years. The high tide touched place never
reached by the ocean before. The bulkhead
between the bathing pavilion and the Oriental
is washed away. Five hundred feet of the
marine railway has gone to sea.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Dec. 27.-A severe snow
storm has prevailed all day. Steamer New
Brunswick for Boston was obliged to return.
The storm extends over considerable area.
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RAILROAD COLLISION.

Two Engineers and Two Firemen Killed.
e NEW ORLEANS, Dec. ga collision oc-
CURED Sunday morning between the passenger
and freight trains at the State line on lhe
Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Two engine ers
and two firemen were killed and several others
fatally woanded. l72T7
Three Passengers Killed. ;aEfs
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Dec. 27.-Another ac-
cident occurred on the Air Line Railroad yes-
terday morning. A freight train which had
broken in two was run into by another freight
train and three passenger who were in the
rear car were killed. The cars telesccped and
the mass caught fire burning at least one or
more sn the ruins. The accident occurred
near the high trestle which prevented the flag
man from giving the approaching train suffi-
Gent warning.
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voorbis, Trio

HAcKENsAcK, Dec. 27.-Congressman Voor-
his will be tried tomorrow for the alleged
robbery Of $4,000 in bonds, the property of 10
siah Westervelt, taken from the defuuct First
National Bank, of which Voorhees, was prasi-
dent.
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Sentenced to the Gallows

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 27.-Thaddeus Baden, for
killing Lizzie Schuendder and his mother, and
Joe Banks, for mudering his wife, were SEN
fenced to be hanged Feb. 4th. Both cases will
be appealed
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"A Woman Who Wouldn't Take Joke.
YALLATIN, Tex, Dec. 27-George Martin
was shot and killed today by Mrs. Hester,
aged Y. Martin has 1ocularly alluded to a
divorce suit filed by Mrs. Testers husband.
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ASIA.

Persia Reinvaded by the Kurds.
SEHERAM Dec. 27.-Kurdish Chief Ham,
zeh Agha, has re-entered Persia and &C.
cupied Serdusht with small force of Kurds.
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MAR RlAGES.

In this city, Christmas Eve, by Rev. s. F. Wether.
bee, Alexander Stuart and Miss Amelia P. Garlic,
both of Portland.
In this city, Dec %. by Rev. G. j. Clark, Joseph
H. Files and Miss Carrie NJ. Dam, both of Portland.
In Cape Elizabeth, Dec. 25, by Rev. E. W. Hutch
inson. Alverado Leighton of West Falmouth and
Miss Sarah S. Babbidge of Cape Elizabeth
In Yarmouth. Dec. 25. by Rev. Jos. Torrey ID. D.,
William Russell of Cumberland and Caroline How
ard Young of Yarmouth.
In West Bowdon Dec. 25, by Rev. Geo. Plummer
John M. Purinton of Topsham and Miss Carrie E.
Sally of West Bowdoin.
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Memoir ANDA.

Ship Fannie Tucker. Roberts, from San Francisco
for Queenstown, which put into Coquimbo in dis
tress, fitted new rudder and proceeded Oct 22d. Ex
pense of repairs, dscharging, &c, $4,000, which
was paid by the master.
Barque Edwin Reed, Biard, Astoria, o, for United
Kingdom, is in Bakers Bay, near Portland, leaking
badly.
Port Elizabeth, Nov 19th-The cargo of baroue
Clara ashore here, has all been landed in damaged
condition. The hull and materials will be sold by
auction Nov 22d.
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A Bow Murderer

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 27.-During an alter
cation in Halifax county between q white boy,
aged II, and negro boy, the former killed the
latter with hoe.
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The Reading Railroad Presidency

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-It is announced
that 200, 900 shares of the Reading Railroad held
by British stockholders will be voted against
of the board
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NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years
"CONGRESS' Yeast Powder has been extensively
sold. 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is to-day without rival.
"a -Slade's English Mustard and Congress Yeast
Powder are standard and always reliable.
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A Tax Declared Valid.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-The Supreme
Court has reversed the decision of the lower
court and decides that the tax of fifteen mills
levied by the city must be paid.
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METEOROLOGICAL
l.5ai METEOROLOGICAL af
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUB
1-- l HOURS. -e- a.a-ofp

I-T HOURS. sU re a..-rfF
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington. D. c.,
Dec. IS, Q A. NJ.
-s-. For New England, ar 4fas
decidedly colder northerly to westerly winds,
partly cloudy weather, occasionally light snow,
and rising barometer during the night. eau
tionary 81 gnals continue at Eastport. 1919
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Hon. John Rowe, formerly Surveyor Gen.
GRAZ OF Repnsyivania and Speaker of the
house Of Representatives, died yesterday.
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New YORK; stock and NleneY nIarl.e,.
By Telegraph,

lBy Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. Dec. 27-Evening. Money market
active and loaned at 6 per annum and 1-16@N per
diem, closing 8; prime mercantile paper at 51a %
gig. Sterling Exchange dull at 479Ha@4SO for
long and 482 "a @483 for short. Governments are
strong and rs higher for all issues. State bonds are
quiet. Railroad bonds strong and generally 1s to
l higher. The stock market closed strong and
higher.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 465, 800 shares
Toe following were the closing quotations of
stocks
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A Colorado Mine ON Fire

GEORGETOWN, Dec. 27.-A fire has raged in
the Colorado Central mine from Sunday after
noon until this evening, causing $4,000 dam
age -
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ridge. from BOSTON, 18th; sch Nellie Scott Cath
arines, for Boston 25th.
--latest by European steamer[.s
In Elsinore Sound Dec 10, Lizzie Zittosen, Jan
sen from Pillou for Portland.
Sid FIN Cadiz Dec Z, Castalia, Brown, Gloucester
Passed Anjier Nov 8, Nancy Pendleton Pendleton
Singapore for New York: 9th, Carrollton Lewis, do
for Liverpool; 9Th, Itonus. Buchanan, Samarang for
Padang.
AR at Falkland Islands Nov 49, Andrew John
son, Crawford, Liverpool for San Francisco.
Ar at Melbourne Dec IL, Carlton, Amesbury,
Chatham, NIB.
Ar at Newschwang Oct IL, Cadet, Brown, viadi-
vostock.
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Grain Market. #
PORTLAND, Dec. 81.
The following quotation, of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street:
Chicago ---Wheat-7~ Com Oats.
Time. Jan. Feb. Jan. May. Jan. May.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
All Wool Goods at Low Prices.

We have just received the follow
ing goods:
One large lot Fine "A inch Plain
Monte Cloth Dress Goods, in best
COlOrS, ut only SO cts.
These are just opened for sale
to-day, and are finer and better
value than the other Plain or Pol
ka Spot Monies which sold so
quick last week.
One lot Extra Heavy Al inch
black Monte Cloths, also at soc.
One lot very nice large l2-4
Blankets, all perfect, sold every.
where for SIS. 90, we shall sell at
once, at only 5000. This is a rare
chance for n useful Christmas
present at 3-4 real value, One lot
Double width TWilled G7ct. Dress
FlannelS, mt only scots. ClOaks
marked down to close seasons
stock.
HINE9 B = oS.
dec1S diff
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Gibraltar prov to 25th inst, barque Frank,
Wallace, New York.
Ar at Pernambuco Nov 8, sch Anna M Dickinson
TOoker, New York.
At Surinam Nov 21st, brig Helen A Holmes. Ed
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
~ MONDAY, Dec. %.
Arrived.
Sch The Star, (Br) Manson, St John, NIB, for New
Haven.
Sch Olio, (Br -. St John, NIB. for Boston,
Sch Game-Cock, Robinson, Somesylle for Boston.
Sch Pallas, French, Bluehill for New York.
Sch Nevada, Tracy. Eastport for Boston.
Sch S Emery, Arey, Rockland for New York.
as Cleared.
Brig Jennie Hubert Jackson, Matanzas-Geo
Hunt & Co.
Sch Geo W Jewett Blair, Mobile-Noah Reed
Sch Julia S, (Br) McIntire, st john NB-master.
Sch Jane Mary, Reed Frendship-N Blake.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler. Port Clyde-N Blake.
SAILED 26th-sch Grace Cushing (not Grace
Webster)
Br brig Laura, from Turks Island. was off port
Sunday, unable to enter on account heavy blow,
and stood off PM.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
MACHIAS, Dec 15-Ar. sch Jerusha Baker, Chase
Portland, (and sailed 18th on return.)
SO-WEST HARBOR, Dec 81 AR, sch Abby Weld,
Gardner, Portland, (and sailed Esd for Eastport.)
BOOTHBAY. Dec 25-Sch Lettie Wells, War;,
from Calais for Baltimore, sprung bad leak at sea
aud put in here 23d full of water. She Is discharg-
ing and will haul out on the railway for repairs.
nH-See fourth page for list of new vessels built
ON the Kennebec river. -F 30
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oFoCEAN STEAMERS

MINIATURE ALMANAC. :. DECEMBER %.
Sun rises. High water S.31
Sun SETS. ......... 4.29 Moon rises..... :. 419
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Receipts of Maine Cenrai.

Receipts of Maine Cenrai.
PORTLAND. Dec. %.
For Portland, 20 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, IS cars miscellaneous n.er-
chandse
Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water compensation bush Cornmeal to G
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

POrtlan,. Dali. Wholesale Market.
E#A PORTLAND. Dec. 27
Thefollowing are to-day's quotations OF Floul
GRAIN Provisions. &c.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at jacksonville 22d, sch Prescott Hazeltine
from Belfast; Melissa A Trask, do.
Ar at Liverpool 26th inst, ship Transit Hagan
New York. Esr~. "a ~
AR at - 2sth, ship Palestine, Emmons, Bassen
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B0stOn stock Market.
Sales of the Brokers Board, tDec. 27.l
First Con
Daily Republican., 1880-09-10

II CAPTAIN Richards, Captain Braiy,
Captsia Wood. W. II. Quinn and
others who are SO very active in trying,
10 orSsnize Hancock Veteran Corps Of
soldiers who fought on the Union side,
would only enlarge the scope Of their
constitution and rules and take In thoss
who fought on the other side, they
night psrhsps be able to make little
more headwsy. Thosgh the three Gap,
tains We have named proved themselves
good Union soldiers during the war
they will scarcely be able to find
enough like themselves amongst the
Democrats to make . respectable show
ing in numbers. Gentlemen, there are
quite number OF ex-rebsl soldiers In
the city who would willingly join the
HANCOCK veteran guards ifan opportu-
nifty was allowed for them 10 do so.
Take thsm in by all means.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-10

50 MAJOR Almond belongs much Of
the credit for the Republican victory on
TUESDAY last. Acting upon our sug,
gsstion he instructed his police TO stand
away thirty feet from the polls except
when they went up to vote, or In ease
Of . breach Of the peace. This accounts
for so few rspsatsrs voting, and other
than the polios had To distribute the
bogus tax.reoeipts. Even Sergeant Do
Ian who was 80 conspicuous last year ~
number OF the polls was but seldom
seen last Tuesday, and whom he was
seen he was Is meek as . little kid.
The Mayors osmbing down did him
good. In conseq Of the Mayors
instructions to his police ordering them
10 not interfere, . toleratly quist and
fair election was held, AMI for this We
thank his hsnor.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-10

TIVE INDIANA Democrats are trou bled
on account Of thu rebel war claims
which are pressed upon Congress for
payment. The speeches of Mr.. Porter
aud other Repul lican speakers are
having telling effect and a strong
pressure Is being male upon General
Hancock by the Democratic leaders to
write letter against any re.
cognition Of Southern war claims Of any
description. This is to answer the
prediction made by Secretary Sherman
that in less than year after the Dem.
ocrats were seated in power, such
claims would be allowed by q DINO.
cratic Congress and the bills providing
for their paymsnt would be signed by
. Democratic President. So far the
Gener Il who has will Of his own
peremptorily efuse5 to commit himsel
upon th4 SUBJECT, and the Republican!
are continuing to make inroads upoI
the Democratic party. The refusal o
General Hancock to answer such q let
ter ia very significant. Democrats
however, need not stand in doubt upor
that subject. The only sure way t.
prevent the payment of such claims is
to elect General Garfield President ant
elect Bepabli14n Congi sss. As G.,
eral Hancojt has srelussd to commit
himself suppose the Iriiana Demo
Gratis or Democrats from any othel
State write 10 Garfield and get hi
views. This, however, ouli be en-,
tirely unnecessary as. he has already y
answered the question to the satisfac.
tion Of every loyal man by his votes and
speeches in Congress, and by his letter
of acceptance Of the Republican nomt,
nation fox the presidsuoy.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-10

Do MR. ARCHIBALD Gi,ei late tex
0 'llectOr and Joseph L. Car 1entsr pref
cut tax collector, know how SO many
bogus tax receipts with the apparently
correct stamps and signatures, got cir
culatsd or tuesday, We are inclined
to think they were forgeries but 1t
does no harm to ask the question that
those gentlemen may have chance to
sxonerats themselves from any sus-
picion in the matter.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-10
v. Green, Auo'r. . .std Administrators.

E1uAEwOuD DRIVING PARK, NEW.
III ark, Del. Trials Of speed on saturday,
Sept. II, 1880.
! our minute class. Purse, s7e Only br
horses owned in Mil Creek. White Clay
Greek and Pencader Hundreds.
L. L. VandeRriit. White Clay Creek Hun.
drsd, enters b. IN. Gipsey Girl.
J. H Little, Mill Greek Hundred, onters e.
m Flora.
]. Stafford, MIL Greek Hd.. enteri &. g.
Poland.
.. h. T. Lewis. White Ulay Creek Hd., en-
tere b. x. Sam
j E. Lewis, white Cl,y Creek Ht., snter'
8 m. Mary A.
J. A. Wilson, White Clay Greek Hundred,
enters br. stal, NAPOLEON.
THREE MINUTE CLASS. PURSE, ssosc.
Walter Armstrong, FAirhill, Nd, enters b.
g. DAVE Coppcrtisld.
X. J. Morrison. Chri,tiapa, Del, ea:ers b.
stal. Honest Fred.
Alex. Maxwell, Middle.owp, enters b. Z
Brutus.
.. Clemson, Elkton, Nd, enters dun ssal
Giltedge.
TWO.FIFTY GLASS. PURSE, $4o.ee.
o. Clemson, EIkton, Nd, enters b. e. Reck.
lass.
J. Bogg, Hilton, Nd, enters b. In. Belle
Wildsir.
q. r Z. Lewis, Newark, Del enters 9. g.
Blind Tom. so-2tt
Daily Republican., 1880-09-10
The Democratic Nominations.

The Democratic nomination 70!
Hundred officers, Representatives, and
Levy Court Commissioners throughout
the County, takes placs tomorrow from
II to 7 O'Clock. A lively tins is promised
in this city on the nomination for the
Legislature ani the Lsvy Court. tx
Representative Ware aud Adjutsnt
General Postles will divide the vote for
Senator, and with snch competent
and respectable gentleman as the latter
for an opponent, Mr.. Ware may have
some trouble pulling through.
For Representative, II. c. Turner,
Esq, is opposing Char!es McCloskey.
1t Is Greek meat Greek in this contest,
for the empty honor Of nomination.
The Levy Court offers the most
tempting bait and for Commissioner,
sx. x.Councilman, ex.member of the
Board of ElucAtion and Chairman oil
tbs City Democratic Associa,
tion, Martin Farrell Bx-Coun.
Gilman William B. Norton OK,
sheriff snd ex Recorder of deeds, Thorn,
as NJ. Ogle ex-asseSsor and collector
and present member Of the Board Of
tax revision, William Stilley, and plair
John Otto, cigar manufacturer and TO-
bacco merchant, are candidates. With
such a number in the field the nomins,
ton Of Mr.. Farrell looks probable. Out,
side Of Wilmington the most animated
contest for Levy Court and Hundred
officers Is carried on in New Castle
There the fight is reduced down to Z
simple contest between the ring and
antiring candidates. No matter what
party succeeds the other will sweal
dire vengeance. We hope our Demo
cratic friends may have q good time O.
it tomorrow tni extract all the fur
they can out OF their nominations, fol
This is about all they will got. The Re
publicans intend to knock the persim
mons and fill the ofica,.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-10
TSuBLlC SALE

DUBLlC SALE
FIFTY HEAD OF CATTLE.
VIII be sSld at Public Sale, at the Hotel oi
Jacob Hyatt, at N .wport. Del., on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1880.
Fifty head OF ffesh cows, springers, bulls and
stock steers and heiiers; also one hun. ES-Nf
dred head OF good stock wethers In 49,
high order. let ci shoat pigs. VIII also sell
very fine HambletOnian mare, sired by Sir
Clcil, he by Risdict's Old Hambletoni y his
mara is Of fine style, splendid driver and can
tr0t in about three minutes, Fix years Old; al.
so one large bay driving or work horse.
TERMS "A credit Of ninety days will he
given by purchaser giving baDkSble note
with an approved ell dorsor, or one per cent. q
II nonth will bs deducted for casb.
JAMES =. SAWDON, JR.
L. W. STIDHAA h son, r uct'ns.
96daw
Daily Republican., 1880-09-10
Excitement as OIivet Church.

1t was announced that the Olivet
Church Festival would close last night,
but at q lats hour 1t was discovered
that because OF the severe rain storm,
some valuable cakes and confection-
cries still remained ursold, as we'll as
several gallons Of ice cream. 1t was
therefore decided to continue the festi-
val tonight, and to put the price Of
admission as low as five cents. This
will enable the children to come as
well as the older people. If any arti-
cles remain unsolj at nine o'clock they
will be auctioned off.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-10
RuRLIO gALE1.
nRPHANs COUNT SALE OF ZEAL
NJ ESTATE


Pursuant To an order Of the Orphans Court
Of Delaware County, Pennsylvania, will be
sold ct Public Sale, In Upper Chicaester
township, in the said county, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1850.
The following described Real Estate. late n
OF John b. Smith. deceased, 70 wit: Ia
valuable farm consisting OF two adjoining
tracts Of land, situate in the township Of Up.
per Chichester, aforesaid, and described ~
fellows: Al
barn and tract Of land, bounded by lands Of
3eorge Broomall, by the middle branch OF
Naaman's Greek, By lands Of John NJ. @.
Prince and by tho road losding from Chiches'
tor crOgs roads TO tho Naanan's Greek road,
containing u acres and 10 perohes, more or
LEES.
tract Of land bounded by lands OF John M. U.
Prince. JonnS. Beeson aud the road leading
rom Chichester cross roads to the Nasmanb
Crock road, which separates It from tract No,
|, containing ~ acrcs, 3 roods and 30 pefches.
Tho improvements on Ne. consist OF
substantial stone Selling house, 2 stories
high, 1884 feet, containing rooms and base
ment, with piazEa in front, large doub!e
door stone barn, $3.50 feet stone wagon house
lsx2s iset, stone spring b0u'e, l x26 lost, over
q Lever falling spring sf watcr, chicken house,
corn crib ana other 0utbuildinss. Also frame
tenant house. llxls feet. stories high, ell Of
which are In good condition. There is good
apple orchard in iuli bearing, also an Abun-
dan % Of cherry treee, other fruit etc.
No. 2 Is beautifully lssated commanding .
good view Of the Deiawsre River, with good
spring OF water II, and all the lana 10 ei
good quality and susceptible Of caltivatiop.
The above properties are situated one mile
from ClAym0nt station. on the p. ". h. b.
X. X H, 7 miles from WILMINGTON and miles
rom the city OF Chester They are located
on the highlands bordering the Delaware,
commanding view OF thst river and the sur.
rounding country Tor several miles. Among
the many beautiful building sites on the Del.
aware highlsnds, none surpass those on this
property. Aise, at the same time, will be
solo lot Of fall and winer apples in orchard.
Possession given Immediately II desired
Sale to commence at . O'Clock, p. N. OCndi'
tiohs made known at ssle BY
RACHEL SMITH,
GEORGE kRUUMALL,
". Green, Auo'r. Q .std Administrators.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-10

ED William II. Faulkner vote in the
Sixth Ward on tuesday, The bogus
tax.receipt intended for him was lef!
by the policeman in charge of it, st the
residence of William II. Foulk, the
policeman saying ss he left, that che
(Faulkner) knew what to do with it,"
Mr.. Foulk did know what to do with it,
and put it IN his pocket'book where it
remains, and can bs procured when
ever the Democrats want it. Somebody
had better skip, tbs coils are tighten.
-Dg.