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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
EO R - EE

A Composite Screw Steamer, knowc
as the COLONIAL S. S. "UN1oN, +"
the property Of the Government
of the Leeward Islands.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
AbOnOs mensuales.

Al puente de S. Antonio con derecho q un
viaje de ida otro de vuelta, 81.
AL Id. de id. con derecho q dos Wales de ida
dos de vuelta, Sc.
AL id. de Martin-Pefa con derecho un
viaje de ida y otro de vuelta, So.
Al id. de id. con derecho q dos viajes de Ida
dos de vuelta, $12.
AL Rio-piedras con derecho un viaje de ida
y otro de vuelta, So
AL Id. con derecho dos viajes de ida dos
devuelta, SIS.
Puerto-Rico Agosto 81 de s80-PABLo
UBARRI. 81 agto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29

El % tOmaron possession del coLvento
de Vitoria los frailes frapciscanos. Con
este motivo SO han celebrado funciones
religiosas con asistencia del obispo de
la di6oesis. Ri ayuntamiento ha obse.
quiado 8 las autoridades religiosos
con una comida.
--Vitoria, 80 7'46)
S. NJ. la reina dona Isabel ha llegado
sin novedad, siendo recibida por lag
autorldades y corporaciones y numero-
sa concurrencia, entire las que fgura-
ban las principales personals de la po-
blacion, que la vitorearon calurosamen-
te. En- este momento continua gu via
je para esa corte.
-B1rgos 80 1130 n.y.
8. NJ. la reina dona Isabel ha llegado
sin novedad las diez y veinte de es.
ia noche, y contin1a su viaje en- ell mis-
mo estado.
En- la estacion han tenido ell honor
de saludar s. NJ. todas los autorida.
des y corporaciones.
--Siglenza, 30 (2-56 t)
A consecuencia de Ia tormenta de ante.
aver, las aguas invadieron medic des,
truyeron el cementerio de esta ciudad
dejsron inservible el puente de Sar
Francisco, ssolaron completamente to.
da la vega, arrollando cuanto habis
en- las eras causando destrozos de in
mensa y todavia incalculable importan
ola. Sc ba alberto una suscripcion par:
ell socorro de los que mas han padecido
y este ayuntamiento implora Ia ayud,
del gobierno de S. NJ, esperanto lie ia
vorezoa por el pronto con alguna can't
dad del fondo de cslamidades.
San Sebastian, 80 90 NJ
Aver cayo una horrible tormenta du
rante la misa mayor en- el pueblo d
Urnieta. En- la torre cay6 una exhala
cion, hiriendo q siete personals, tres d
muerte.
Las noticias mas autorizadas que lie
gan de las provincias vascongadas, des
mienten del modo mas terminate Ia
que SO empeian en- difundir las oposl
clones sobre 6rden p1blico. No pue
/ de haber mayor tranquilidad que la gu
existe, exception hecha de Ia sgitacio
natural que preoede 4 las eleccione
i cuando SO hacen, como ahora, CON CON
J pleta libertad, y cnando los slemento
sradicionalistas que pueden luchar
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Sporting Notes.

The Maryland Rifle Club has received letter
IRON Mr.. Alvey A. Adee, secretary OF the &C.
challenge to two team matches. at Patapsc0
Range, on the 2Sth of August. The Baltimore
Gazette says: The conditions of the first match
are: 200 yards, six men firing ten shots each.
Second match. COO yards. four men firing thirty
shots each. Mr. Adee says: "AS your club has
courteously offered us the oDition Of shooting
1or prize or prizes, should we so desire, am
charged to say that we regard as preferable
friendly contest in the way you propose" The
Baltimore team at the 200 yards range will be
Messrs. A. Raeder. Il. B. Lynch. L. Dieterich, A.
+. Dresel, Col. W. II. S. Burgyn and DR.. It. II.
Davy.
The twelfth annual meeting of the Grand Cir
cult began at Springfield, Mass, yesterday
afternoon with only 1000 people In attendance.
dition. The 2:27 race was won by Dan Smith,
Daisy Dale second, Glendale third, Niger Baby
fourth. Time 22C, 2:2s2l. f:224l and 2:211f
Robert McGregor were dlstanced. The 2:2l pace
was won by Monroe Chief. Time PHIL 2:2l,
2;22 and 2:2sN. Modoc took second money
Chief was the. favorite and Voltaire second
choice. Steve Maxwell won the 2:25 class, two
mile heat race in two heats, with Unolola
second and Gray Chief third Time AL 4:5Sa44.
The second race at Monmouth Park YESTERDAY
was champion stake, one mile and half, Luke
Blackburn, Monitor second; time 2:34. Third
race. one mile and three-eighths, Fender, Belle
OF the West second, the only two starters: time
2:27. Fourth race, one mile and an eighth
Queens own Diana second; time 1:5SI Fifth
race, one mile and an eighth, selling race, Co.
sip, Anna Augusta second; time 1:5S Sixth race
steeplechase, Bertha Katie P. second; time
4:1UL.
A dispatch from Atlantic City says: The COM
mittee on the BoytOn-F Fern international SWIM
ming match met yesterday afternoon and de-
cided that the race should take place here
Thursday, August 10. The course viii be twelve
miles: and the stakes 81 600. put up By the city
ard $500 side, deposited by the men.
WnVprlHv ha
tional grounds yesterday. The latter walked
all around the former by a score CT Is to 4. Base
ball games yesterday: At C1ncinnati-Cincin-
natls, 2; Providences, A. At Cleveland-Troys.
Bostons, 6. At Buffalo-Buffalos, 6; Worces-
tiers, /.
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ALEXANDRIA.

THE LIGHT INFANTRY BUILDING.-The stock
holders OF the alexandria Light Infantry Build
ing company have elected the following officers
President. George McBurney. jr.; secretary, NJ
T. Vincent: treasurer, j. D. 81. Lunt; board OF
directors, Park Agnew. Charles f. Stuart, NJ
Schiller and j. M. White, with the officers Of
the company eX-officlo members of the board
The report of the treasurer shows all the stock
paid up except about 5000, and Indebtedness OF
the company amounting to about $1,000, 81, sec
of which is held by Mr.. w. F. Vincent the con.
tractor for building the armOry.
TIE Alexandria Game Protective Association
offers reward of five dollars for the arrest and
conviction of the first person violating the
game law, In killing reed birds or sora prior to
the 1st Of September in the counties OK Alex
andrla and Fairfax. A committee. consisting
OF W. F: Creighton, Joseph Beach and NJ. b
Harlow, has been appointed to have circulars
pl inted for circulation containing the game law
of the state.
ANOTHER LIBEL-The Gazette of yesterday
says: The steam yacht Ella, from Washington
is having rather rough time In this city. Sew
eral days ago she was libeled for debt of SIS
wages due the former engineer, II. c. Hancock
To-day another libel was Issued against her fol
a debt Of $50, wages due Mr.. j. I. Ternesson
the present engineer, and executed by Deputy
Marshal /. G. O'Neal
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THE GOuRrs.

oLiSH SUUhT-Stuyc STl6Q.
Yesterday, Victoria Burke, Fanny Belmont
Hattie Taylor and Fanny Miller, vagrancy:
tonds or workhOuse. Truman Ross, Larceny ri
saw from Chas. Dabney: $40. George Adams
destroying private property; $40 or so davs'
Paul Dudley, profanity; forfeited collateral.
George Moore, unlicensed produce dealer sS5 ~
80 days Kate Mcmahon, loud and boisterous.
S. or Is days Mary Nichols, tisorderly in the
county; IS or days. James Shreeves. Indecent
exposure; forfeited collateral George Robin.
son, alias Hawkins, assault on Fannie Alexan-
Ger: S. or 10 days. George and William Adams.
assault On Columbus Robinson; 500 or 90 DAYS
each. John Heist, assau,,:. On Charles Mallory by
striking him on the head with hoe; -. W asiey
Wallace, young colored man, was charged
With asSaulting Patrick Warren, an old colored
man, who testified that Wallace asked him for
small sum OF money, which he owed him, and
On telling him he would have to wait until he
went to the store to get change, Wallace struck
him On the head with paving stone. The COM
plainant showed frigntful cut On his fore
head In confederation Of his statement. The
court imposed a fine of $50 or 60 days In jail.
James kile. assault on Emma Johnson, IS. Jno.
Arms, assault On Mary Johnson; 81. Nettie
Brown; assault on Alfred Mackenzie. a small
white boy by throwing bucket of water on
him; 81; George Mckenny, Charles Crawford
and Charles Jones, three small white boys,
Charged with treepass; 81 each.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals,

The following patent has been s:ssrea IN q
resicent Oh thls city, W s. owen, sash-fas-
tenef. ~
N..,iona1 Veteran Club members. See adyt.
The slOOp Sarah Jane left yesterday morning
with the following as her crew: Captain J. NJ
Bessie; fist mate. George III. Judd; s. cond mate
Mr.. jackson, and MeSsT5. DreJel, Hutchinson
and Werner as crew. The patty will visit all
the wat 2Ilng places on the river and bay and be
absent about two weeks.
Mr.; Benjamin Davenport, we'll knoV, II Voting
neihCer Vi Tue Washington bar, VAS united In
marriage last evening 10 Miss Minnie K. Good
hue, daughter of Mr.. !. y. Goodhue) at her
parents residence, No. $40 L street northwest
Rev. Mr.IRamsdell. OF the North Presbyterian
church. performing the ceremony.
j. Shtllngton sends HdTper's Magazine, the
Atlantic Monthly, and De'aOresrs monthly, all
for September. aud Tack for August is.
TENDER,
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GEORGETOWN,

THE GRAIN TRADE.-Arllvals by canal, Boat
Lcudon. with 1900 bushels OF wheat and 400
pusheiS corn: boat Seneca. with 1850 bushels
wheat, Coo bushels corn and $50 bbls. Of -four
BY rail, AS bushels wheat.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-OfferingS on change
to-day 4,5I5 bushels wheat, with sales of 155C
bushels at prices ranging from 1851 to 112b2.
THE COAL TRADE.-Twenty boats have left
cum oerland for Georgetown with coal as fo!
land Company, 449.17; Blaen Avon Company
445l4; New Central Company, 2lSO6; Borden
Company $40 O2.
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CELoRAL APPLIED EXTERNALLY.-Chloral n.y.
drate Is now employed by physicians with con-
siderable succe In neuralgia pains and in can
Ger OF the breast, and THIS. In some instances
when other sedatives and narcotics have nota
bly, failed to give relief. The mode of application
pTacflsed In such cases Is by the saturation of
folds OF lint OF the size OF the part be treated
brought into close contact, then covered with
three or four layers OF lint covered with Oi-Silk
or spOng1o- pil1ne wrung out Of hot water. The
application to raw surfaces requires OF course,
special care In manipulation. The strength OF
The solution is about four drachmS to sixteen
ounces or water, and the addition OF q small
quantity of glycerine Is found advantageous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-18

Son and he1r-'Ma, l wish you wouldn't
leave me alone with the baby, cause | have
10 eat all the jam, an ORANGES an cakes an
things to amuse her."-Phnch.
GOODNESS has sprung up between night and
morning.
Rev, j. w. Gutberson, OF Santa Paula Ven
ture county, California, was bitten by rattle.
snake Sunday and died from the effects OF the
poison. He was one OF the pioneers of the state.
On Friday a terrific cyclone prevailed for
two minutes at GOliad, Texas demolishing %
houses. 1njuring five persons and causing loss
Of Sis, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-18
IMPETIGO and ECZEMA
With Loss of Hair, Cured by the Cuti.
CtIra Remedies.

MEssRs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gertle,nsn-It af-
fords me pleasure to send you the following report
OF remarkable cure by your CUrICURA RENE
DIES For two years the patient had suffered with
lmretigo on the face and scalp and Eczema in its
worst form on the hack and shoulders. For eigF-
teen months he was under medical treatne l.,
sometimes better aud sometimes worse, but never
cured. AS the Impetigo Increased in severity his
hair began to fan off rapidly, and he was fearfu
mat be would lose it al Eight months ago he
began the use OF the CUTICURA REMEDIES and by
perseverance and the regular application of the
reEeoles, lie 1s now not only cured of every phase
OF the disease, but has better head of hair than
eyer before. am, therefore. enabled by personal
observation to certify to the great curative proper-
ties OF the CUTICUBA REMEDIES in the treatineG: of
Skin and Scalp Diseases.
Truly yours, H. F. HOWELL
sARNIA, CANADA. Oct. IA, 1879.
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BRIGHTrS DISEASE
VI 'he hidneys Successfully Treated
with Cuticura Resolyent.

d messrs; WEEKS 4 Potter: Gen,e,nen.-Jn the
bses 600 Vas taken with attack of kidney
W ps;IlE., Dr Johnson pronounced nv tronhIe
the hosSta Se h It ls now eleven years since left
a, have never been free from pain and distrass
BEGAN takp ta using some remedies When
tinns mere severe pain in the back great accuma
c"nI6 sc WAFER. legs swollen and painful 80 that
70 Sro UaIoey walk, presen ting every apDearanca
- u,,opsS. II may seem miraculous Dui in To-
s Sn3 use OF the REsoLvENT all these distrass
- III pooiis disappeared and in less than a n1onth
"S 90 tVVu1iIUieIeLy cured. DANIEL MCIAHOV
]l' W. EIGHTH st., 30. Boston, May i6. 1870
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TETTER

Treated by Half a Dozen Phys,etans
wiihOat Cure.
MEssRs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gentleue,, yr
Robert Stewart has been great sufferer for YEA 70
with letter OF a very sgyravated form He hsa "a .
celyed treatment from half dozen OF the best ply
time ago he began the use of the CU1IcURA REM
DIES, which have helped him beyond all expecta
ron. Also relieved rheumatic affection OF the
hip. for which he is very thankful There sre othar
cases in this town that can give similar testimonials
Respectfully yours,
SHARON, Pa, June 10, 1879.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,
For Blood, Skin and Scalp HumOr

Are prepared by WEEKS & POTTER Chemists and
Druggists, 360 Washington street, Boston, 81
'front.' st., Toronto. Ont, and Snow Hill. Lon
Of CUTIcURA. small boxes. so cents large boxes.
containing two and one half times the Quantity OF
email, 81. REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTIoURs
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, rs cents. CUrIcURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP. 10 cents per cake; In
bars for BARRIERS. 80 cents.
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CUTICURA
RESILIENT.
Cuticura, a Medicinal Jelly, Cuticura
Medicinal Soaps,

Are the only knewn remedies that uill permanently
cure Bumors Of the Blood and Skin Affections OF
me scalp with Loss OF Hair. and Liver, Kidney and
urinary disorders eau ed by impure blood. QUIZ
CURA REsoLyENT is the greatest blood purifier in
medlene me II acts through the bowels liver kid
blood and purges them from the 81 stem CUTicUe
IA. Medicinal Jelly arrests external disease, eats
itching, and irritation. and heals It is natural
reproducer and beautifier Of the hair. CUTIcURA
fies the tkiu. 1t. and the CUrICL aA SHAvISG
soAP. the only medicinal shaving soap, are pre-
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Se5O,0OO.

S25O,0OO.
FRANKFORT SCHOOL FUND
LOTTERY
OF KENTUCKY.
Only $4,000 Tickets and 100000 in
Prizes.
$4,000 for $40.
$4,000 for %.
THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE
SEPTEMBER 4.
5000 Prizes That Will be Drawn and
Paid.
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COLLINS,

TOLTAIC PLASTERG.
aug18
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AT MEETING OF the vestry OF Grace EpiSco-
pal church, South Washington, IL was decided
70 give family excursion 10 Bluff Point Thurs
oay, the 2eth. steamer Jane MoSely having been
chartered The proceeds to be devoted TO meet
sApeAse OF recent repairs upon the church. For
Iurlner particulars see STAR OF 2lst,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-18

The CHANCES in the rattle for the steam
yacht are being rapidly sold. Those who wish
them had better secure them at once, at the Ed
bitt House drug store
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION To IT,
MARSHALL HALL, sERAs-J<
THURSDAY EVENING. Arc. 10 1e-1r-.sEs1E
Steamer W. W. Corcoran Will lesve at 30 re
turin " 1T IL O'Clock.
Tic rs 50 cents. auOl63t
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-MeSSrs. Todd & Handy.
real estate agents, have made the follow ing
sa'es: Part OF lot 3, In square 253 fronting on F
street, between 18th and 18th streets northwest.
nearly opposite the Ebbitt house, at - as per
square loot, TO Eugene A. Ridyeway who ts
about erecting fine building thereon. Also,
mouse No lois 18th street northwest, to Mrs.
Sarah Ann Dove, for 5, 900 cash. Also, for Mrs.
Partnen1a Thyson, lot Il. in square GIG, to
Adolph BUTLER, for $500 cash.
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OF POTOMAC LODGE, No 8. 49,
10. M, 64A4
TO P1SEY POINT, on the Steamer
JANE MOsELEY. THURSDAY, Aug 10. 1880.
Tickets % cts children under 10 years free. Boat
IeaNes her wharf at a M, returning at IL 10, m.
Street cars will he in waiting st tbs wharf state
rooms 81, secured at the boat augl4 as
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London Hair Resrorer. Insures new growth.
London Hair ReStorer. Restores the color.
London Hair ReStorer. Exquisite dressing.
London Hair RestOrer. Not sticky or gummy
but clean and totally different from all others
Price 75c. bottles, 81. ASK your druggist TO
il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-18

THE FOSTER GLovEs.-Taylor & Hufty. No.
e33 Pennsylvania avenue, have this day opened
large stock OF the Foster Patent laced Kid
Gloves In all different fall shades IL s. Z, 10
hook. This glove has gained great popularity
on account or its fine quality and the mode OF
fastening. No buttons TO break of or button
holes 10 tear out.
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CITY ITEMS.
IN 5 to 20 minutes LOdiUe.s Headache Speci
cures the worst headache.

FROM THOMAS S. EAsToN, NJ. D., NEW OR
LEANs.-I have given COldin'S LiebigS Liquid
Extract OF Beef and Tonic IlrigOrator thorough
trial in several chronic cases in females debility
and weakness, and find it more efficient and
much more acceptable to the stomach than any
other preparation have ever used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Daniel HOliinger, OF Pa and Barbara Loskam.
OF Baltimore; Henry Davis and Louisa SImonds:
j. F. Began and NJ e. Hobbs; A. T. Uofheimar
Crawford, OF Baltimore and Maggie f. Sullivan.
j. c. Ltnkhow and VI. E Cherry; j. P. Cox q;
Cambridge, Nd, and George c. Mugs: p.
Kraft and Anna L. Donovan.
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SPORTING GOODS.

SPORTING GOODS.
ON. RUPERT.
Nos. 4O3 and 4O5 9TH n. N. w.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES. ARCH
cry AND FISHING TACKLES: GRO
QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BICY-
Giles. VELOCIPEDEs AND
WACO NS.
ty2E- AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
&1.OO RAZO Ri
ehaves with voluptuous ease."-G. Vfston
Daley Cannot be excelled for taking q Keen
edEe and holding it"-Aug. p. Wcrrln
This remarkable and extraordinary RAZOR ts
made by Wade q Butcher, Of England. II is full
concave, extra thin, RINGING DAMERCIJS STRRI,
hAIILhh.! VIII split hair or shave a fsoe with
10 yeaTs or money refunded.
COMBINATION HOMES and BELT-combinins
Homes snd Belts In one, price 76c.
Cor. 18th and r stas
Immense Catalogue Of FISHING TACKLE Ar
CHEBY, GUNS, REVOLVERS, &C., free to All
BRANCH STORE. 621 7th street. opp. g. Post
OuOo. my25
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GkA ND MOONLIGHT ExCURSIoy
Under the auspices of
EQUAL DIVISION No. 3, SONS OF TEMPER
ANCk,
WEDNESDAY EVENING Ar-o1,.r 10
nON'T FORGET.

Steamer T.N. Arrowsmith. Dane
ing at ely ment. Boat leaves at & 30 s-AS}k
sharp, Tickets 30 cents. augl6-3t &kxz
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da,,1 bUoHUPAsiA."-QuIck, complete cure to 6
foc Washington at $50 Pa. ave.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
NEW SERIES. Vol. XVL.-NO. a.

negro inen, women and children In Fhe ere wd,
aad hearing Lucas, Cato Lee and osisr dinsin-
saishsa Rspahlicas osAaors, saId Cid sdslivsr
- from. .any such crnwd - that, an4 n saeA 3
the RspnsIicnn party Il Nloviaa, 0iia aSlisef
them" They got Gba1y Jsu of Florida Repub-
licans and Flerida casdidaaes and think have
len net only iOf good, but AerousAA daesst.d'' y
AND coNAxr
10 the substitute fUE G1rvin on our county ticket
Did yps susrs ~. nsssy and viii wenders ever
ceasei Well, Asisa candsssss, and lille Ledwith
win b aosndS6sk enlv 'Rsf and
am neither "a prophet nor the son OF .
prophet" but viii show my readers,where our
majosities win come from that will elect General
Hancock Keep To u and rsses s alter eiec-
ton We viii carry Maine, New Hampshire,
Connec,icus New York. New JERSEY. Indiana,
California, Oregon and Nevada Wi win carry
Pennsylvania II the frauds in Philaclelphia can
be stepped by which we have been. defrauded
out Of that State for several years past. Col.
Forney and Mr. Dougheriy aud many 9oshers who
have heretofore acted with the Republicans Aaee
the mssttsr ia eAarya The changes froih Republi-
canism to Hancock by leadine merehanis and
prominent men have been greater in Philadelphia
than any other cy.in The Union, pnd have
every fhith Hsucock win eany sRsnlwisnntA-
The changes in the rural districts Of the State 70
Hancock (his native State) are beyous anything
ever before seen in any State. therefore pat
Rsna4pisssSs u ~ es1emn TAese, 5Rith every
State south Of Mason and Dixon's line. kAiak
assures Haneocrs electioa / am confident will
be found correct in my calculations Is there no
sacsates in this list for Florida to make her ma
iority 90 pronounced we can rank wen OPP with
the above sister Democratic States' Yes, and We.
each and every man win do our duty, and from
this hour devote our time to the cantlass and il
shall be cork, s'ork, eork, by all Of Us, 10 the
closing of the polls on the ed Of November
TwIcz "A WEEK.
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

To Al and Slas1lar the sheviAs q ihs Slaas
Of Florida:
Z NOW YE, THAT I, W. D. BLOXHAM, SEC
N rotary of State Of the esats Of KloriaM, DO
hereby notify all and singular the 6her Of tia sew
eral counties of the STATE Of Florida that