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SoTeepondinE VIZ last year. H-2. Gx2n a0r7, ,4tGG
The New York Nation Of Aug. 9. in fts COM
1ercial review of tho week SAYS:
During tho week further sum Of sa50O po,d
@as bouEat IN London fur shipment to New
ofk. altnougn the rates for sterling exchange
here are uot yet quite low enough to make xold
Imports prnntabe II insurance is paid upon the
coin. The Treasury has resumed weekly bond
purchases and now that the heavy haIf.venri,'
warrants have been paid tamounttng DURING
July TO nearly *c0,5WOJO) it is expcctnd thai the
weekly purchases will he kept up. NoIwlth
standing the heavy payments last month fhe
public debt was reduced $,5.G,lEi3, or to 81 80
S.uD. exclusive OF demand debt, accr1iel IN
tFrest- etc The surplus reserve Of the New
York banks was reduced to Sl5s4a,375: soma
currency vas shipped to the West a
- deal OF coin went into the Treas
= ury, while the money for the bonds bought
did not come out Of the Treasury until
late In the week, and the payment sf the $6,UW-
U5 August interest did not begin until the clt,se
. OF the bank week. At the Stuck Exchange buoy
anCv WIS the rule until Monday, when Il reaction
re. in. The United Stntes per cent bonds ad-
vanced to l094. which is much the highest price
ever paid for them. Railroad bonds and divf-
dcnd-paying shares also advanced largely the
most cui1sp.c .c,1ous rise having been In the stock
of the Chicago. Rock Island j. Pacific Railroad,
which was recently doubled, and which sold on
Saturday at i154. equivalent 10 :<'ln for the old
Stock which Que year ago sold at l3t4. Cen
eral trade continues active. and the evidence
forthcoming during the week tended to confirm
the estimates that the huryests this year will
exceed all Others on record In amount, and will
equal 0nY In quality.
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5000 for the last week in July. and its state
ment for the half year shows ~ per cent on
preferred stock. There has been good BUYING
and confident feeling, especially tn the pre-
ferrcd. Reading is quite stiff on reports OF re-
organization. but the movement seems to DC 1or
conl stocks do not respond. ST. Paul and North
western seem to be wholly subject to the manip-
ulation OF the pools In thenl and continue strong
at ths reaction The St Paul & Omaha stocks
were also notably firm.
10 tie IP<ste77. Assoctated PFess
NEW York, Aug. 7.-GUvernments nfna
Railroad bonds firm.
The stock market was strong in the early
dealings, ana advanced 4 to IL per cent; oup-
sen,,en1iy speculation became weak. and prices
fell od hGsa. per ceu1, Granger and coal stocks
leading the downward movement IN the nnal
dealings the market BECAME somewhat more
sattIcd and cl,Ised barely steady. The greatest
at1iyity was in Northwestern, ST. Paul. Erie,
Wabash, Pacific, St. Paul & Omaha, iron Noun
, 1880-08-08

Special Dispatch to TIE Chicago Isiouns.
BOSTON, Aug. THE changes made among
the ruilroads were the must part slight aud un-
important, Sandusky sold at 14:k against 13:s
yesterday. Eastern was oil Il. to 58t5. and 0g-
c1cusburg common lost the snrne. Chi
cage, Burlington g. Quincy was strong
at ley:3, an improvement Of Il,
while amuny the home roa:ls Old Colony gained
X Hartford s. Eric 7s were steady at si.sGD4314,
ana New York t. New England Is ut 1l0a bid.
Land stocks were neglected. RustGn was 8lsGo
Gs1 bid, and Watcr-Power ut S}aGSI bid. Small
sale Of Bell Telephone Mt A|A.
, 1880-08-08
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and ship
ments OF the leading articles Of produce ia this
city during the tweuty-four hours ending at I
O'clock Saturday morning and Tor tho corre-
spending time Inst year:
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.-.--.. .a,,,s.-;he to such doctrine--BW-
foyn Gnm1ne1rial Adut1tiseT
'"'O SHIPMENTS oF IRON ORE.
ro fo1,wtnt. are the shipments Of iron or s,oy W
1otn from Esoanaba from opening VI na'4s"
,,r ,n,t tn and including Aug. s.:
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BOSTON, Aug. T.-The closing stock quotations

LONDON, Aug. rs p. m.-Consols for money.
81 I5-16; account, 95.
IS, 1l5;s. -
hallway securities Illinois Central. III;
PENNSYLVANIA Central, GUaa4: Erie, 4ba<; do Sec
onds, 94E; Reading, L.
IAlus, Aug:7.-Rcntes, 85f 35c-
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fluctuations in the Stock Market
Tend to Lower Prices
Free Sales Of Stock on the Decrease In
the Bank Reserves.
Currency Reserves Of the Chicago Banks
Decreasing.
1hs 1saxe Markets Rather Quist, but Irsfsgtd
Tuner-Pork Dull-Aeats aere lttlte.
Wiafer Wheat Sironger-Spring Wheat Firu'-
Corn Steady-0ats Easier.
FINANCIAL.

--:
F1NANClA11.
strcks did not open very strong, and during
The day there WIS decline OF II point OF t"o
made along the whole line. There were Tree
male. On accouut OF the decrease in the reserves
of the New York banks for the week. ana lu's,
nsaisted by the realizing of those who d'o not
care to carry stocks over Sunday made qui.e
Uttle decline. The opinion WIS wired from New
YORK that 1t WIS good day to sell stocks anu
thar tte market was in dangerous condition.
1,,,, thfs did not appear to be the genera! view.
There vas an advance Of each in Northwest
.od A. p,,,1. common, and then came reac-
s.on vhicb carried Northwest from f0lH to wy,
.nd e. pn,,, from 81: to69h. The former closed
=: het,er than the lowest OF the day, at 99i.
,,rt loss of i. The preferred lust l. to LII. ST.
paul enld finally at Bg&, decline OF r. The
,,rafarned weat on q, to III. burlington i Quif-
~ showed weakness, selling down from l294 to
1sss:. 1tock Islsud lust X to uiH; c., C.. C. s. l.
~ 1o-s.. Illinois Central 4, to uo11; New York
Co,+-,1 v tn 1:ra;: Micnixlu Central q, to 951.;
1.Ia Shnro y. tn l0s,.; Erie Il, to 43ss; the
.,rrfarTfd y. 70 =: Wabash =, to ~; the pre-
[e1r;ed ~ to 7s7:: Ohio s. Mississippi u, to 53A;
a. Ioe q. to SC; Kansas Texas Il. to
~. pacific Mail y, to 4l:s: Lackawauna
4 tn s3z. Jersey Central I1k, to IS: Reading Il,
~ ns,.. Manhat1an =. to IS; Union pAcihc Y, to
kXH1r1 1$afr
80. .E.. @ 1,;o,, l: ~ mn. lake Erie y. to
oos; "esu-n nn,aa1 ~ a,n. rho nreferrcd u.
o., ~ ~ r..s..,soo Il ~ .s,s. omaha z. to
IsE Moh,,a 4 ohio y. to p: and Chicago. St.
1n,,,x Z Nn,, Orleans a.. to A.6
LOUIS q w." .s,t I.,.do oi,snccs we're Oma-
- ne n.aec,,x1, which gained =. 10 g.; C., Sic.
~ - 49, ch.ttanno,,a y. 10 O.: hudson u, to
q. St .1os nreferred u. to ;{n. !.
q. ~. w. - .,,a,ad ~ New York at 81. sold
.n,s. 80 n,a< aod closed Mt thu latter figure.
Hns.s e..a h,,ds =, Nav yor, on Thursday
~>a ,-,,.,o ~ +he hnsfness vns somewhat lighter
49,, ,,e,,a, and the market was Slightly irrcgu-
=, .ora Mt,sf or the leading issues how
@,.ar sboued an ADVANCE in prices. Erie con-
.a,,a.toa seconds advanced from COX to OH,
~ rot,,,-,ad m qn7:. Iron Mountain seconds
- fro,,, ~ +o 1oa.:. and reacted to l04E; do
49, ,,referred incomes sold up from s6s; to s7k:
.e...<va ,,.o1,ae o3rnut.tf1 fr,n
oo,, -, en-. and reacted tn 81. Kansas Texus
rr1,s -osc from 1o5 to to 105.@: do seconds from
~, 100 -. ce.. t,o 1o.,or closing st a6s;- Cairo
S"@9 !" oe~s' ~~ -. IN g.. .oc,,. 1r;,
1tr1F1
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BOSTON.
Special N*pdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, Mass, Aug. THE market to-day
was fairly active and with good tone. Silver
lslet came to the front agnin on favorable re-
ports received frt,m the mine relu-
i've to the recent rich strike, and
rapidly advanced tn &c, gain OF ~
since yesterday Franklin sold up to 1TM. Har-
chow wus strong at 56s, and Huron remained
t1dge improved Il. Contentment WIS steady ut
X. Antlmony continued its advance. reaching
25A 1.59s+ sales and hid
To the ITester1a Associated Prtas-
BosroN. Aug. ,7.-Mlniug quotations closed as
follows:
A1lpuex Mining Co... 4klMhdison. .....-..........
Calumet Il Heclu.... Eif t'ewabr tnew>.... III
CutA,pn 1-lI1uiucy. ...,......... AHa
Copper falH.........- fNlQS& ~
Etuuklu l73lSitYeS lslet. GG
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The following were the receipts Of breadstuns
in this city during the past week:

somewhat excited over the fact Of an I'M
usually small supply, even for Saturday. Spring
wheat Was lrmer, but fell bncz >towards the
Close. with little demand, while winter wheat
was IN active request by shippers. The Br1tisn
wheat markets were reported quiet, but there
were REASONS for surprising them to be stronger
than Indicated by the rs.ceuty-rcccivcd public
kilograms. Corn was SLOW, but very steady I'LL
near the close when 1t eased on. There "aa ut
tic new III other grain. and not much animation
anywhere OH the floor. the attendance totng
smaller than USUAL 1t WAS remarked tn1at tnero
was dearth Of outside orders au AROUND
Mess pork closed Irregular, ut $l5eo Tor oep-
tembcr and $15.6 For October. LARD clo5eo &C
higher, ut $1.301T.aol4 seller September ano
x7:HH@7.35 for October. Short ribs closed ut
$7.RH E7.35 for September. Spring wheat closcd
Ec higher, at SSfGS5a:c for August anu oossc
for September. Red winter closed at 9.lc DID
for seller august Corn closed STEADY. II oo7sc
hid for spot and 35Ac for September. oats
cioacd about IL lower, III @SssSD-3c for SupteM-
ber and ut :<33*c cash. hyc was tame at oac 1or
September and steady ut 6oc spot barley solo
at 13c seller se2teMbtr' ho2s were hrine' a'
t4.5oG4.e5 for light and at <45tGal IL Tor heavy.
Cattle were dull ut S2.5tGJ415 for poor 10 e11fa~
Jobbers OF dry goods nau notnlns ae" u ~
port There was salr HOW OF mall otoeFs 1or
miscellaneous articles Tor the FctassoFtmeut OF
stocks, but there were lew pnyofs Presen' III
person, and the volume OF business conpaf''-
tivcly, was light NO pr1ce-cnahSes "ere noIou
in the grocery Market Irade was feporteo
goud. and prices we're strong gcucra'y. Dutter
remained stcady and nr'n, unoer Il gooo oenal'a
and light receipts. The cheese marker was 1a1f-
~ active, and prices were again n'ener' 1uu
creams advancing to loA0llc' and part SKINS %
6H9s1ac. No new features were deve4opea IN
the market for dried fruits" FISH were steaoy.
Tho oil market Wls reasonably acufe anu urn.
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Money market easy q 2d513 per Cenl, c1os1ug Ut
a13ts; priruu mercantile paper, 3He04H.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, steady at
fss,!:; do demand, +s4E. -..
The following is the weekly bank statement:
Loans increase. <B,3s8,5U; specie, dEcTeaso
$ogS, ,gjO: legal-te decrease f;i5l5,4D; oe-
posits increase, SAIL 100: crclia uon decrease,
$47.:aD: reserve. decrease. $i,Ss5,G:5. INC oanKs
a11irciueQta.
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Parties who have been obliged to take summer
pork a few months after 1t WIS packed and
have shipped it to customers. say they do not
want any more Of it. Summer pork Is all well
enough if properly put up, and consumed with
out much loss of time: under such circumstances
1t may even bo preferred to winter pork But
they say that summer purk cannot be depended
upon to keep for several months, and If made
Irregular it is liable to be held in store against
contracts much longer than is safe. One gentle
ulun yesterday detailed his experience in Ship
ping lot Of this stuff; fully huff of it was
actually rottcn On arrival ut its destination
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

THB GAZETTE thinks 1t finds some
signs Of dissolution in the Republica
party, because celorsd man in q COM
munication to the Morning News" de-
mauds recognition by the Republican
party. That paper has enough to look
after to heal up the wounds its own
warning factions have made. The Be
publicans do recognize the colored peo-
pie, but the swallow-tail portion of the
Democratic party do not recognize the
overall wing Of their party, and they
have taken steps to organizs an indie
pendant democratic club in the Tenth
Ward. There Is no trouble between
the white and black republicans, what
ever, but there is trouble between the
Office holding swallow tailed portion Of
the democracy and the sweated and sun
bronzsd worbingmen of the party, who
do all the hard work and get no Offices.
he Gazette had better sweep its own
doorstep.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
Our State.

There are many liberal minded Demo.
Gratis in our State who hold that the
present 81 stem Of representation in the
Legislature should be changed-that
men not territory should be represent
ed-and other abuses should be er adj
Gated. As the Democratic party cannot
be expected to favor any refofnatory
measure it would be wise to give the
Republican party trial. According
to Democratic reasoning a party should
not be continued in power for a long
series Of years, that change of Office
holders will produce good effects. II
this argument be sound they should
apply it to our own State. For nearly
a quarter Of century they have con-
trolled the Legislature thereof, and they
have no desire to correct existing
abuses. Their highest ambition is to
retain Office through unfair means
through the disfranchisemen of the
voters. Their methods are not SO dead
ly as those practiced in Mississippi and
other Southern States, but the end aim.
ID at is almost as surely reached. BY
making it difficult for men TO get assess.
ed and pay taxes, the State il defraud-
I'd of considerable revenue, and many
citizens are cheated out Of their votes.
Nr. Bayar sanctions such chicanery
ast as much as any of the Southern
Senators sanction the shot gun policy
aud the tissue BALLOT. Their palavsr
Aboas free election and an honest
COUNTS enough too make horse laue b.
Tue deception is too transparent. How
honeet men can quietly listen to such
staff is mystery. Can It be that hav-
log eyes they see not, and having ears
hear not. The course of the Democratic
party in the South Is so monstrous that
we need not be surprised, hit is not
rebuked-thstit will bring calamity
not only upon themselves but upon our
entire country. How honest and in
tslligent frscmen Gao sanction their
course and desire to profit by 1t Is
among the mysteries that we are I'M
able 10 BelvS.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
Ian,nua nemacrafa.

Some Of the Democratic papers are
trying to make point against Garfield
because he attended Republican Con-
ference at New York and because he
made speeches to the assembled crowds
at the different towns and stations on
his way there and on his return. They
call it an elec!ioneering tour, and
bslittling the dignity of candidate for
the Presidency. This feeling we are
inclined TO think arises through envy
and jealousy. Certainly 1t will do
Garfield no harm. His speeches made
At the different towns and stations are
models Of brevity, neatness and appre-
priateness entirely lifted above the
plane of the common political arena, and
they call forth the plaudits Of 10th Re-
publicans and Democrats. Those who
find fault with Garfield forget that they
supported Greeley who was all the time
on the move after his nomination, max.
ing not such speeches as Garfield made
but political speeches to directly further
his chances for the Presidency. II is
true that Hancock has not left the
precincts Of Governors Island since his
nomination, nor is 1t likely that he will
be so imprudsnt as to do so. II would
be no advantage for him to start on q
tour around the country and to have
all the ex-rebel brigadisrs in the land
following in his wake. The difference
between the two candidates were they
both to start out on . tour would be
this Garfield would be oheered by those
who sustained the Union Of the Nation,
while Hancock would be greeted with
the yells Of those who tried to destroy
the Nation. This is why the Demo.
oracy object to Garfield going away from
home while they are compelled to keep
Hancock at home for fear he may fall |
into bad company.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

TAX PAYEss TAKE \ Z Eo,TISSE;.,.cclTY

rTyAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE-CITY
Il AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1850.
The undersigned, receivers OF taxes LOT inc
City Of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 EAST
SIXTH STRRET, between Market and King
streets. on and alter the hrst day Of July,
1880, between the hours OF and II In the
morning, and from TO In the afternoon, fol
the purpose Of receiving taxes. On ell taxes
paid during the month OF July there VIII Dc
. reduction OF five cents on every dollar, and
all taxes paid on or after the first DAY OIL
August, Including the first Tuesday Of Sep.
tember, shall be payable without deduction
or addition as aforesaid, and all taxes unpaid
on the day next after the first Tuesday In
September, shall DO increased by the add
ticn OF per centpm on the amount thereof.
EDWARD PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District,
Including all north Of Sixth street.
VIM. KNNE,
Receiver Southern District,
79-ti Including all south Of Sixth st.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

count at the ballot box but will be able
to keep up its present representation
in Congress by false census. How
long will the American people submit
to this state Of affairs Such glaring
frauds must be checked, or the bonds
which bind our government together
will become nothing more than q rope
OF sand.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
the Alabama COunt.

The "fair count in Alabama mus
astonish even General Hancock himself
| 1t first started at $4,000 Democratic
Majority, and the next was $4,000,
but at the last report 1t msjestically
looms up to $4,000, and as to-day is the
last day Of the Count it may reach
| 100, 900. Only the news that the Coun,
is over will stop it. Alabama is solid
throughout. The Senate is solid, the
bench Of Judges is solid and the coun-
ties are solid. News come that in many
counties there was an opposition ticket,
but not an opposition vote was cast. Gen
eral Weaver, the Greenback candidate
for President, is perfectly astonished al
the Alabama plan. He heard much Of
the frauds by which the South was
made solid for the Democracy, but he
was never prepared TO believe 1t, but
now he has seen 1t all. He has been
there, and he says the half was never
told. s,. ..s
The Rev. Gilbert De LeMatyr Is dis
gusted. He had expected q few south
ern States for the Greenback oandi-
date, but Alabama by::a dexterous swoop
has knocked the bottom ont Of the
Greer back concern, and to add to his
discontinue he has failed TO receive
the fusion nomination to Congress from
Indiana. There is nothing left now
for the Rsy. gentleman to do than 10
return to the pulpit again.
A Washington despatch shows how
the Alabama Democrats rolled up such
solid Democratic msjorities. It Is the
the old story Of gross and barefaced
fraud which has come to be regular
thing in all parts Of the South where
the Republicans have an evident ma
jority. No matter how many Repnbli-
can votes are put into the ballot boxes
and are duly Tailed by the Republi,
can watchers outside, the Democratic
election inspectors inside return any
Democratic majority they choose. The
law compels them to have one opposi-
tion Judge in the election board, but
The Democrats having the choosing Of
The Judge they generally pick out q
blind man or very illiterate enc to act
for the Republicans. At one place in
he state they had little trouble on
of an-intelligsnt colored man
Who somehow had got himself appoint
ID an election inspector. Failing to
shut his eyes up, the Democrats sent
10 Montgomery for a company Of mill
tia although there was no disturbance
Of the peace either actual or prOspec-
tive. The militia company came, the
light was blown out in the room where
The counting had begun, the Republi-
,an ballots were thrown on the floor
and burned, new Democratic ballots
we're crammed into the box and cool
aepubllcanmajority was speedily count
ID into 4S0 Democratic majority. Now
s the time for General Hancock to
write another letter to the Democrats
# Alabama about the bayopet being a |
Dad thing with which TO gather the !
,otes of fresmen. He can at least truth |
ully say something abou: the effective
less Of a militia company in dispensing
he votes of Republicans.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

HoN. Z. JOY MoRRn las all along
been quoted for Hancock, with quite
a democratic flourish of trumpsts. but
now he turns up for Garfield, and new
er had any notion Of voting for Han
cock. II this is the way the Hancock
recruits are panning out, Forney will
be left alone in his glory, with even his
conversion pending in an uncertain
balance.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
EDUCATIONAL.
" { s | |: ! A \

FEMALE COLLEGE. Wilmington, Del
Pleasant home, modern conveniences health.
full city. Two degrees conferred, or select
courses. 80 per cenr. increase of boarders last
year. Net charge $3.50 year. FOrty-fourth
year begins September 9th.
Charges for bay scholars Primary depart
ment at rates Of $50 a year Preparatory do.
do 81; Collegiate do. do. Sj4, with adiscount
upon all for prompt payment For catalogue,
address REV. J. IL. WILLIAMS, A. NJ,
slim President
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

N1oTIoE.-THEUNDER HAv-
IN ing erected 0 Older MILL on the
Lancaster Pike near WooddAle station would
respectfully solicit the patronage Of tho pub
lie In his Vicinity. Having full knowledee
Of the business and tirst-class press he is
confident Of giving entire satisfaction.
7l9-tftw JAMES CLARK.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

A OPAGE FLDRAL AUTOGRAPH AL
4S bum it'd with forms, birds, titles,
scrolls &C., covers and edges elegantly gilded
also At telect quotations oil for 10 cents post
paid. Stamps, taKep. agents wanted. q. W.
~ cemsde Wca' Haven, ~. 8gT4t*
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the partnership lately existing between
Sam'l NcClary, Jr, and VIM. u. Guyer,
under the firm name of McOlary Il GuJer.
has been dissolved by mutual consent. All
debts owing to said partnership are to be paid
to Sam'l McOlary, IT,, ne alone being author.
lied to use the tirM name In liquidation, and
oil demands on said partnership are TO DO
presented TO him ior payment.
SaM'L MoOLAkY, JR.,
VIM. q. GUYER.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

DUBLIO SALE.-wILL BE SOLD AT
AUGUST II, at one O'Clock, sharp, large
qusntity Of household and kitchen furniture,
such Is beds, hedsteads and bedding, bureaus,
chairs, carpets, lounges, cook stove, tables,
curtains, china, glass, queonsware, 40
8S-bt L. W. HIlDHAM & SON ,Aucti0neer
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

shall continue to manufacture and sell all
kinds oil building bricks from the yard form
erly occupied by McOlary q Guysr. Orders
received at office, 6O0 Shipley street, BY mail
or telephone, will receive prompt attention.
SAM'L MeCLARY, JR.
Wilmington, Aug 9, 1850. ct
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
SAMARITAN'S GIFTl


TORONTO, ONTARIO, May o. 1880.
Desmond Co., 9l5 Race st., Philadelphia:
1t is now about three months since you sent
me q package OF your Ssmaritan's Gift for my
trouble (althou III 1 had 20 confidence in II
when l sent for it, as had tried so many
different cures and doctors that l gave up
hope of being cured at alI,) but 1t cured me
in about i've days. would have written
sooner to inform you but thought had better
wait to see that itt;did not break out again or
leave any ill-etfecteafter 80 quick a cure but
can now state without fear Of contradiction
so far that 1t has not left any Of inc in-eftects
that medical men 60 urgently impress upon
tao minds of their patients Of too quick o
cure. Thanking you for your promPtness In
sending the Gilt, remain yours
The abovo letter explains itself. 1t shows
that the Samaritan's Gilt Is positive cure
for any case Of gonorrbea In a short time
This letter no doubt was prompted by gen.
erous heart, with view to benefit others
similarly situated.
Samaritan's Gift-Nale packages, 81; To-
male, IS. Sent by mail by Desmond u Co.,
9l5 Race st., Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by
z. JAMES BELT, 9th and Market sts.. vii.
mington, Del, and by druggists. 43O-ms1y
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
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QUIZ CIRCULATION.

We invite the business men anu
mere chants OF the city TO cali ut the
REPUBLICAN 0nico and sec our
large edition being printed. You
are welcome any and ali times.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

MOTTO E-ATTENTION FARMERS.
In Tho subscriber living on Pike creek,
MN Greek HID, having erected large cider
mill on his property, IL now ready 10 accom-
MEDIATE the farmers at tho lowest prices.
73lt3tw-1td JAMES WARD.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

NOTIOE.-THES STAR LOAN ASSOCI-
IN alton shares In new series c0mmenc-
Ing with July can be had on application to
Philip Plunkett, Treas, 3. W. cor. Of Third
and Market streets, or TO
JOHN +. MILLER, Sec'y.,
727-1md 1888 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-10

NYoTIOE CIGAR MAKERS AND LEAF
IN BUYEBS.-Four cases wrappers and
binders, choice tobacco crop Of 1879 new open
to buyers for five days at q arrett's Snuff Mills,
Yorklyn station, d. W, X. r., Delaware.
S63t +. w. FERREE BRO.