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Anu.gsaeiou. ae, Of Royalty,

II seems that Queen Victoria u acting
rather unkindly toward hot fiirnL, the HARDNESS
'ouiis ia th. iuaief ~ the marriage at the latter
a. Nas al srff Nell iui Lrf MalraY Go tltirakur o.
persuade the hafuhrss ~ abstain Iun What the former
Innsidrud an unWiar marriage, tat Whrn the Queen
f1ind that sr ifig1d nind nfnily made az she
might base yielded gracefully, aud nni have deacrd-l
Ia tho petty frsruge ~ r,iufing the request ~ the
narnrss a. 49, married 10 the fhai'cl hoya savoy.
Ihis chapel. ~ ihy Nay T. uiir ui The n,si Interest
lnE fLuTthfr u ia,iu, aiid "a and the little grave
yaId aiuuud " auad uhu 81 the mot HaIiling
contrasts that ate % tg iluAd in The mgirupulls.
Jhs chapel. Nhifh was hSat hulli Ia the reign
~ IIsuTy IA. l. sair bach - the strand, heiween
thc isaf 81, tie rtTtnd aud ihs Itei ahi - nut far
"a "a Coats EAni fsssng thluurh very narrow
siIusi iotdlnF iiuin the strand ohe cumra .nddcny
uIDn fle httlu graveyard IA ihu iuii 81 which tLe
rkaIsl stands -uifuaidcl ny grove oi lanr Trees.
Ihs IIa stian from the and hustle ~ The strand
h. ihe pciirt Vulr add Tranquil hHrhuss ~ THIS spot
h sallllug ntt Tho NaTurss desired that boz mar
rage shuuld H. fflhiatr1 hnt the pnorn has rfssly
rufusa. Ihc queen niglt IeiiistnhFt that while she
can Iant b. iang NE ~ H4uEle bicsseHeas, she ha,
once teen laafil a. aLir tlr HtrsHrss has not II
IA, oacsu has tic fuiy ~ H. The tafuneas Nishe.
% - the ioi.y ui Il alo, spi no ons shoud blame
lpf.
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Among all the Turkish possessions which
the European AreOpagi,s has Just gracefully given
away none probably VIII touch the national sentiment
than Janina, the stronghold Of tlc renowned Ali
Pasha. The celebrated mountain fortress Is said To
occupy the Site Of The Temple Of DodoDa but II has
classical interest In itself u came Into existence under
the Lower Empire under The title OF JOanua, or ST.
jamestown, and Is now locally known as Yanina.
Its modern history dates from It's seizure by the young
Alpanian chieftain, who, by a ralo combination OF
diplomacy aud reckless daring, obtained from the
Porte confirmation Of his conquest The readers OF
'Chde Harold VIII remember Tie portrait which
byron sket,hcd OF this remarkable man when la
yisiiu him at his birthplace OF repeen. His enter
prsng began while he was yet boy. and after
AcarnaDia aud .Etolil, no annexed the Pashalk Of
skOra and reduced the towns along the Gulf OF Aita
u his most daring exploits being the stoning OF
fIryesa Though Al Onu time Ia league win them,
he subsequently, gained much credit from the Porte by
breaking the power Of the klehts, the r0bbcr clans "
whom tla probably hear again before the Grirco
Turkish boundary l. hnaly settled. Had the Turkish
authorities Noniuru Ia aNsii themselves freely ~ the
extraordinary Infaenre which their Formidable sassll
had arluiIei, they might have succeeded In crushing
the nfaak revolution, hut the fan ~ Al Pasha proved
the GlI1Itunity fOr which the Grcek patriots were
watching. As Juulna was the srcne of the Pasha' )
early iriuinIs, ltOf his death When his claw
lrss law 80 had hernns embarrassing 10 the snlian
be- wa. attacked by the ottoman uOnps, aiId having
bosn shut at the fortress by his own followers he
retired Ia the tilc island io lake which lies al the
fd ~ Melyikeii. Aud here his ~ii career MAS ter
minated by assassination la his eighty second year
ia IT. Iany days the fasha scaplti boasici npula
ti0n 81 "a, $40. ~ the Gferk SNAKE good their acpul
slian EuTuIs AN tsik Ia them 10 fnln the b1asts 1T
which they are ~ pTflgal and restore fumcNhai Of
~ iOsi prosperity. -LuadYi Ninbs, my l.
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A correspondent writing from Ocean Grove
says that every season there migratcs TO that summer
Jerusalem class whose entire capital spiritual and
temporal, Is invested IN the essence of things not
They say that they come because 'thc Lord directs
them, " and they possibly stay until the Lord tells
them to leave which Is never until september, ut the
earliest. As In all other professions, members
are polished cultured. educated and some arc I'M
couth, ignorant, blatant. one came TO the Grove
recently with his wife AMI family OF several children.
They landed In destitute condition, without the
slightest knowledge or intimation MS To where they
would find means to obtain anything better than n
Tanner diet. The man had an abundance OF faith and
positive wealth OF pety. lie simply Informed ccr-
tain OF the brethren that he was obeyng divine COM
mand and they must do their share toward caring FOR
him. Bclng inclined toward particular creed, though
scarcely radical as lie, they could not ignore Ills
claim aud before night shelter was found. Then
came more sponging In the name Of faith; sorekecpers
and brethren were levied upon to contribute to the
support OF this sinctiied hut lazy brother. Most of
them helpsl him little but some did not lie Ell
tered the shop of butcher who not Of the elect
and selected a particularly tender and juicy steak
1t was weighed, wrapped and handed to him.
charge this to the Lord, my brohcr,'' said the
Faith exponent.
"Eh, what that?'
'The Lord will pay yon for this hroiher.''
'See here, old man. the Lord hasn't got any rum
ming account In this shops down with the cash
leave that steak
Faith had gone back on him.
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rnc blue and Gray for Hancock

From the ilowcry groves Of the Southland
And the fields Of cotton and cane
To the wonderful lakes OF the Norihlmd
And the piuc- clad hills VI Maiue.
urayt mcn are dwelling 10Y thousands,
Who once were SO lo to slay,
Wien some wore the blue Of the Union,
Aud others Confederate gray.
The passions Of war have subsidized
Its hatreds have gone with the past.
Aud now, like an army ot brother
They MI come together ut last
They follow man who IN battle
Was bravcSt among the brave,
And who, when the dglitlug.waS ended,
Was FIRST to console aud save.
with him are his war-iricd soldiers
And those that he faced In the fray;
The men who wore hluc ate for Hancock,
With those who have worn tie gray.
For peace and a perfect union,
For brotherhood over the land,
They are forming shoulder to shoulder
And are marching hand In hand
Now, "pown with all thoughts Of disunon =
Say those who have worn the gray.
away with all sectional feeling -
The huc.coated veterans say.
They rally for peace aud for Union,
Aud who shall dare say them nay?
They rally In blue for Hancock,
For Hancock they rally IN gray.
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Loo AL Nj T. n 7 | o n

a. KING CHANDLER. the great dry goods
king Of $50 and 81 seventh street, owing To- the de-
cline In values and owing tC the irregular and
healthy state of the market IN many lincS ~ gools,
has concluded 10 reduce stock, and Will Therefore, ior
the next thirty DAYS offer his entire stock NJ dty
Is chance to huy seasOnAhlc goods at prices seldom
offered, and we know viii I've taken advantage ut hN
housekeepers and the public generally. The prevail
ing prices at this house have always been lower Than
have been made 1t not necessary for MS TO say pur
chase now.
II is good alike Tor the poor and the rich,
the handsome and the ugly, the fat and the lean In
fact II Us good for every We mean the Benedic
tine Wine Beer OF McssrS. Finley Koch. This heer,
although to the market has already received ho
Endorsement Of thousands of people of the
purest and mos, healthful beverages ever introduced
and consequently II Is receiving large sale Family
orders are made speciality.
Cosy and cool, pleasant surroundings and
agreeable attendants TO serve Won, are some nt The
summer Palace Garden the resort FOR our best people.
The larler Is supplied with the best III the market
cooked and served In the hest manner. The lar Is
stocked with the choicest wines, liquors, and the
coolest and hest beer, that altogether II Is one NJ
the finest places of the Kind In this country.
The closingout sale of summer clothing nj
the " Famous, - No. 400 Seventh street. win end III
few days. small line of thuse goods is stil left,
which will lie offered at an additional reduction.
p. +. GETTY, Eighth and d streets. is III,
agent FOR the sale Of the celebrated rsner beer man
ufactured by the Lion brewery OF New York.
T. ID. MALTBy, model maker, 81 Seventh
street
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Iois of Bun.

A Cambridge 10y, after weeks absDuCe
IA IA uaantfE fais g. ha uiHiluf ' gi heIe sii
riFhl aud ! fHfd a. Niitf isf,trt ID is srff uirc
ulaes g. have fHn. fgliff sfi afni nuf a. Loat
aad tbr liat tilIsd nkFf siii ga Add
a. ~ fuu - sairf didn ttua Huihiu fuf g,asl
loaF While a. ifhsf iHlg hsa Fid o. l hufir aiisf
tsg nHd hil. ~ Ia iiff raifr iul ll 81 shd she
ID Is AL tiis tiir. rs tlfAtd uie ufrf snd have
~ ~ have uiif1 h. lsg asiHI &c uainE iny
had SO Faug 81 "a a. ga tara ne 60 ulFlt
ai.I sis,uia ssiiit 10 aaa hatr liils fuu Lat
AS watch aud Hfffs 1iIah hfihF htaar sliur
u4 tult iru and stall hiing hnie tame wutsichuts
M ! ean gft tla IA lhf tfunA
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The condition of German finance is one Of
The curses OF the unhappy Fatherland. The number
of Finance Ministers Germany and Prussia have has
since the glorious period when German unity was
sulnaed cannot well be counted on the fingers Of
hand. Prince Bismarck has his Ideas of finance; hut
his unfortunate ministers have generally lh opinions
which differed from his. In order to discover addi
tOna means of increasing the revenue, the financial
heads Of the various States now sitting at Coburg.
II has become evident that the protective tariff does
not supply the requisite amount; but by hook or
crook the German revenue must he augmented.
That Is the burden OF the song which this conference
must sing Prince bismarck proposes more Indirect
taxes such heavier malt tax, tobacco monopoly
and additional stamp duties. He quite admits that
the direct evles are already as great they be
endured: while the injustice In the Incidence of indl
rect taxation loudly complained Of by writers in tho
German press and by the army Of professors. II the
military competition between France and Germany
continues much longer 1t Is not diihcut to forecil
where the victory will lie.-Loadon Examiner.
Much valuable time is wasted in expert
menting with uncertain remedies, whereas bottle Of
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup would ut the trouble
some collie or dlarrh9a afliicting the baby.
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golug ~ give them au vt,utainn u istsfl t siiiatf
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and accommodating ,hci ,rtk IT the ,ity pat aarc.
yesterday promoted by bis chief o. b. assistant
postmasct VT. hll"rl trinsus a. To- rtshilf ~
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The dedication OF the large role in Georgr.
TOWN ON MONDAY nirbt was ,tirndet ty an iun,,5ss
anIicnr, stI,tr,S s,,.,,,s ~, ,,,,t, .,t 10,
getn9r u was the largest ce'eb'a'h "' 'he h'nd ''r'
~ ''''
The music.loving public, a. well a. the
many friends Of MIR. llcrndcn Mcrscii, VIII lc rlca.y'
,lay morning II is prolabIe that br viii be- br,t 1t
| St Aloysius Church next sunday
From Indications the trip Of the Washing
ngton Light Infantry battalion to Atlanta will i'r n
perfect ovation TO out crack company. The Gate
| city Guards are making great preparation tor the
event aud promise to give the corps hearty wuVmr
| nh .,. r. A., Mattel c,.., 81,
| ihe s'uiehis ol luc Naiona S'h""l W
rharmacy VIII hold their annual eu'nmcnccmcnt ~
The graduation exercises occur next Friday evening,
the hnt leaving mere NJ o'"o "c'"ch WIN tue i"i'"-
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found In tho columns nf our ponrr Of TODAY undr,
| the unnta,on :. Er,ncL mi IN Er,arL - n tru,
sal,c,nn az no,,s ,s ,n,ot ga ,h. ,c,rh., ,h.t H..
made ,,nn Ills mote rxnariaurr ,nI surcrss IA, 4,
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Ono of the fincst schools tnr Girls In tLi,
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John Welsh, an aged pehsiunrf 81 the
Government, came To- town Filday g. dIaN Ls us4ai
TWO months pension. lie IfoeuIcd iouHis II hln-
nelys $, Tenth near q sheet, nhl ctil irrirfdag
morning was taken suddenly NJ Tie Inmate q she
house believing his serious tOk hn a. the iifih
pTecuct, where medical AID was Iuls Ms sunlntiir.
The doctor la attendance believing M ,sr tiiilcs
recommended his immediate removal 90 fTutiari.ee
Hospital which was done His diseasc eunsulnI
ton, and though every effort waa mads 90 pfisl1hf
life, he died at the hospital yesterday aititu ai
O'Clock No papers Were on Ills lcftnn 90 thfus
light upon the subject Of friends or relative,
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Grace Episcopal Church

fScursloh 10 BiuH folnt Thursday next,
August 20, VIII afford excellent opportunity pass
four or hre hours very pleasantly In fishing Grabbing
ana SAT- water bathing, 10 say nothing of delight
fu sail Of seNenty-1ye miles down the Potomac the
safe ana connections steamer Jane Aloselcy. As the
proceeds are To lie applied To meet the recent expense
OF repairing the church, which was condemned some
time since We trust that this excursion will he libcr
ally patfohizel and handsome sum realized. Tie
committee In charge being experienced hands, VIII
insure good time Ia ALL Meals, fifty cents, will be
furnished on the boat hy r. Kolb, caterer. Those
DESTROYS Of taking baskets are privileged To do
Statefooms can he engaged At W. y. Dalton's, oo3
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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Reeds Signal Tactics.

iOlNl SAN JUST = 'bst VAIN
July z, 1850.
Lisut. H. z. Raj, Erst inquiry, a. $. Al
have examined your little work ON sig
mailing consider It very concise and clear pre-
cannot better Illustrate NY Idea OF It's value than by
telling YOU that have adopted II foI Instructive pur-
poAs IN my company. Respectfully Your ohedlen
servant .. d. 'AMfbtLl
CAPT. lth Art, lOmdg. Go. 4.
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The dedication of the Hancock and En-
gsh pole of the Fifteenth District viii take place To-
morrow night. Among the speakers win he Col. II
N. BaTdweli, John y. Norris Dr. &. T.. Culver, Dr.
Allen, Cul. H. q. swar, Col. Darlington, aud many
other brilliant local orators The pole sat the corner OF
Massachusetts avenue and Second street northwest,
and Is OF Two pieces Gurmouuted by the inevitable
rooster. The pole viii he deliberately decorated.
| Good music VIII be In attendance.
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Higgins's German Laundry SOAP

IL perfectly pure, being made Of carefully
selected stock aud Is therefore ne cheapest. ASK
your grocer fOr IT, aud that you get only the gem
vine article. trial Will convince YOU Of lie merits,
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CITY NEW :.


Fot the Middle Atlauti, States. stationary
ut iHwtr Inrfuefpr. sffii.HsfV fHHIf4fafuft eiHi'
tuitt fr,fa sHtt Wv west sffit tt.it uaHfnrt 81
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Mana Sahib the Bender OF India, as he
might be called has been captured againthis time
near Poona. II was low grade OF Mana sahlb, how
ever for he was let lOOse on 800 rupees bail,
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knights of Pythias.

Brother George w. Stokes, X. of X. and g.,
Of Fuual Lodge No. ~, Is - doing - Long Branch
Cape May, and the other summer resorts
The Supreme Lodge of the world Will meet
at IT. Louis, Mo, Tuesday next, and probably mold
representatives from THIS Jurisdiction brothers
j. Cunning and u. j l.. FOxwell. Brother John W
Thompson Is the $. -. Guard, aud laNer Nelson,
T.. q. a., who went with the fempars to Chicago
will extend his nip 10 ST. Louis, Ia order to VISIT Tie
Supreme Lodge
Brother John W Brown, who was killed
by the ears Wednesday morning last, was member
OF Gecilian Lodge No, ~, Of Bowie Md, and also a
member of Endowment Rank Of the ~, 900 class.
10y request OF his Lodge the remains were taken In
charge by Harmony Lodge No. "a, which wiz meet
AZ % clock to-day for the purpose of attending the
funeral which Will take place from No. 800 street
northeast at $3.50 O'Clock. Friendship Tent No. 70,
i.fzIv
Daily Republican., 1880-10-12
RAItlmOra,n Boom.

The celebration Of the l50th anpiver
sasy Of the settlement OF Baltimore be.
gan yesterday. It's estimsted that the
procession Of trades and industries
will comprise 1900 wsgons and about
28, 900 people. The buildings, public
and private. throughout the city are
beautifully decorate with flags. banners
aud notices, and triumphal arches are
built at several points. The arrange
ments have been fixed &c that the pro.
gramme can be carried out as ublishe ed
in Saturdays Ledger, including the illu.
mination at night. Peter Cooper of New
York, and George W. Childs, Of Phila.
delphia, invited by Mayor Latrobe to
participate in the festivities, arrived In
Baltimore on Saturday evening. Mr..
Eden Appleton Of New York, owner Of
the famous "Star Spangled Banner
which toated on Fort McHenry during
Its bombardmeDt, b as also arrived in Bal
timore, and it is said the flag will be
carried in the parade to. day.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-12
Successful IN Medicine.

Under this head we desire to say
something in reference to DR.. Brown
ing's medicines, which have been adver
tissd for some time in this paper, and
which have bssn tested by persons con
nected Herewith with results 80 salts
factory that we do no! hesitate to speah
publicly in their favor. DR.. Browning i
patients were first to discover that his
prescriptions were unusually rapid and
certain IN their action, which soon Gre,
atsd an extensive demand for them,
and written labels soon gave way to
printed ones, and hsnd-power to steam.
power In their manufacture. Wher.
ever his medicines have been tried their
merits have made them 30 deservedly
popular that his patients will take
nsthing that has not the signature OF
W. Champion Browning, M. D., upon
1t. DR.. Browning is q thorough chem
ist, also agraduste Of the Jefferson Med
icAl College Of Philadelphis-as shown
by diploma Of that institution hang.
ing in conspicuous place in his ele-
giant reception room. He attributes his
success in the treatment Of diseases not
alone to his medical knowledge. but to
medicine and chemistry combined.
His scientific research, both physiolo.
gisal and chemical, has been very ex-
tensive, and necessarily expensive.
His methods of producing disease &rti
tcially In the lower animals, are not on
ly entirely original, but novel and in.
terrstiug. Dr.. Browning is very parti,
cular, both in his office and circulars
to impress every ons with the fact that
his preparations are no: cure alls; the
action Of each preparation is confined
to diseases which are closely and posi-.
lively related. His &c. and c. Cordial"
Is for conditions resulting from a cold,
and his Tonic and Alternative" is for
.he blood and conditions resulting from
impurities of that vital fluid. Dr..
Browning is proud Of the brilliancy and
purity of his preparat ions, which is De.
,ured by careful selection Of drugs and
'xtrsms cleanliness, which is enforced |
n every department OF his laborato.
'y.-Farm IOuYnal.l
Daily Republican., 1880-10-12

II Mr.. TURNER could have such faith
ful and honest ~ Democrats IS Lee,
Mccall and Pat Gardner in all the polls
in this city on election day he would
haze no cause to fear the result. They
would return majorities for him suffi
cient to elect him without regard to the
vote cast. Lst Mr.. Turner consult with
those gentlemen and get some insight
into the patent revolving process o.
holding elections, and then he will moi
make any more doleful speeches.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-12

If 1T WAS right that the vote OF Sam
Bush, oolorsd man, should be thrown
from the ballo. boxes Of the Ninth
Ward because he was q convict, why
did not the same persons who are such
aticklers Of the purity Of the ballot OBJ.
jeet to the votes OF two white convicts
that we're cast for the Democrats : The
same gentlemen who proposed throwing
out Bush's vote, was on still more init,
mate terms with one of the Democratic
convicts. Why this discrimination ?
Daily Republican., 1880-10-12

MR. TURSER COMPLAINS that the Dem.
ocrats are very inactive during the
present campaign. The experience
of Republicans is that the Democrats
arr little too active in handling stones,
pistols and shot guns when Republican
parades pass along. II Mr.. Turner
would associate with the main body Of
his friends he would fnd plenty of
activity going on.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-12
PU BLsC SALES.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

by virtue of q renewed order OF the Court
Of Uhanoery Of the state Of Delaware, In aud
for New Castle County made at tho Septem
Der Term A. D., 1880, will be sold at public
yendue on WEDNESDAY, THE 10th DAY
or OCtOBEH, A. D., 1881 Mt II O'Clock, a.
m, at The auction room of Thomas NJ. q le
s07 Market street, Wilmin. ton, Del., all that
certain iarm or tract Of land a,e OF Thomas
Jeniier Adams. deceased, situate in Christi.
ana Hundred, New uastle County, aforesaid,
bounded by lands of William Thompson, ,
Adolpbus HusbaRde. Norris Wilson, Henry
DUPONT and J Poulson Chandler, and BY
the public road leading to Centre st iton by
the public road leading to Rock and, and by
the public road leading to Wilmington, con
tanning one hundred and thirty two acres
and twenty and eia bt.tenths petches OF land.
No. e. All that certain march lot, late OF
Thomas Jenlfer Adams, deceaSeI situate in
the city of Wilmington. New CASTLE COUNTY
called Bandy"ine MARSH. adjoining lands
Vt the Jackson & sharp Uor pany, OF o. n.
McNulty and others, the Brundywine River
and the marsh road leadi II down Seventh
ttteet, ntoin!ng two acres and four and
tity.seven huDdredths perches OF land.
attendance will 10 given on! terms Of sale
made kpown att time and place aforesaid
by WALTER CUMMINS Trustee,
100 91'A3ls-l8l9 Or by his Attorney.
Thomas M. Ogie, AuctiOneer.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-12

DENNIS FARRELL, the Democratic SIS
sistRrt Inspector Of the Wes. district o
the Third Ward, has arisen to explain
and declares upon the honor Of gen
tlemGn that SO far as he knows the
election was fair one. He had occa.
sion to leave the room two or three
times and when the votes were taken
out OF the bcx ne read them and Mr..
McGlinchey and MIR. Moore Tailed
them. Now let US hear from Pat Gard.
ner and Moore.