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Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
ThUsTEE ) SALE

ThusTEE SAIL
RIAL ESTATE.
ny virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Cour
OF the state Of Delaware, IN and Tor New
ia tie County, L.ade At tho September term
A. u 1889, OF said Court, win be exposed Il
publlc yepdue al the auction room OF Tb0n
a. NJ. Ogle, IN Wilmington, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day oil January, 1881
Attn O'Clock. q. m.
The following described Real Estate. 10 wit
ALI that certain lot OF land. situated In th'
city OF Wilmington, New Castle County ant
State OF Delaware, with u three story bTicl
hon ~ III sison ereoted, beginning az thk'
standing on the building line OF Washingtol
Place at tic dihtance OF one hundred and
thirty ieet from the nsrtheAgterIy hde Of see
ond street, and iOrty feet from the northwest
L Iy side Of Washington street, thence Alonl
the said builqipg lipo north thltiy'tWO do
grOtG, east twenty tiye feet 10 n stake, thence
by new line north iity.elght degrees, West
two hundred and sixty feet To stake, thsnc'
by new line sou.h thirty two DEGREES ives
parGllsI with Warrington street twenty-five
| ieet to corner OF lot sold h. 0seph Bring
hurst, thoAee by llBO thereof south nity
| degrees east tive hundred and sixty Ieet u
the place Of beginning, be the contents
thereof what thy may. Subject W the riah
OF dover herein OF Elisa Jane Poole, widow
oi the said Themes s. Poole, deceased.
Attendance will DO given and terms madt
known al the tin Q and place aforesaid by
VICTOR Dupont, TrSstee,
Or ty hia Attorney.
Attest:--J. N. HSu Imau, CleTk u. o.
| T M. OBLE, AusuOneeT.
| At the same time tke dover interest Of III
widow oi ThOs. y. Poele will Sh offered s.
that the purchaser Will take Ne propert,
irea IRON Aay claim OF dover.
| laLs.2tAwtjAnlj u .thOnedts
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

Fearful THAT AN impression may g.
out that Messrs. Best, Quigg and Ward,
the managers OF the Diamond Course,
brought Ingersoll to this city q couple
OF weeks ago, we wsuld say that they
are in no way responsible for it. In
sersoll travels on his own hook and ii
dependent on nobody, and We would
also say that the young men mentioned
knew nothing of any editorial in th'
REPUBLICAN, in which the name Of In
gersoll is mentioned.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
A CARD.

The DAILY REPUBLICAN has
a larger circulation than any
two papers in the city com
bined, and a larger city cir
culation than all the other
three papers. Therefore we
give advertisers more Tor
their money, and they should
be made aware of this fact
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing its circulation, which h has Il?
been steadily on the IN
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
BM ERIrP SALES.
CHER1 PF'S SALE.

CHERlEF's BALE.
by virtss Of y wrR Of Levart Paelas, W me
drooted, will se exposed to public sale, ri
the hotel Of SnmuoG r. Bouscheu. at Town
stAd, in AppOquI nimiDk Hundred, New Ca, 5.
tie cslnty, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th, A. D, 1881
at 2.to O'clock. p. m.,
Tho following described Real Estate, viz:
All those three following described tract,
or parcels Of land situated, lying and beinv
rarty In AppOquinimink and partly IN
Blackbird Hundred. In tho county oi New
CASTLE and State OF Delaware. One there's
bounded as follows. 10 wit beginning at A
line atone near the head OF Black bird branch
in tho main stree III thereof, q corner also 70,
James Reynolds, and running thence soutL
8,H degrees; wet, l54 perches to a corn i
line stone, thence north " degrees, west, IU1
rerches to corner line stone In the public
road loading from the Old School House tC
the Maryland line, thence with the said road
north 30 degrees. east 10 perches to corner
| stone near said school house, thence with tbe
| new cut road, north ~ degs, east 80 perches
| 10 q corner line stone by the side oI said road
| thence south with lands late with AuIev
Lore, 50 degrees, east 47 40 pe'ches 10 A cor.
ner limo stone, thence by and with lands q,
| John FORD lOl &lO perches 10 the ma n gtream
OF the said BlacRbIrd branch, thence by and
with the 40 d stream TO the place Of beVln
| ming containing ono hundred and eighty
| iOur acres, more or IesB.
The other OF said tracts or parcels OF land
being bounded as iOll0ws, to wit: Adloin,
| Ing lands OF John Uummins, land OF The
heirs Of James Reynolds, senior, and others
beginning at q stake In the edge OF said
Cummins and the heirs Of said James Rev
nolds, senior, branch and running with said
Cummins line south Us degrees. west, l3t
perches to a stake, thonce with short linz
70 the place OF beginning, containing twelve
acres more or less.
| The other tract or parcels OF land benin
bounded by lands Of Benz Lamden, William
N Roberts and David Hoverin, and contain
ing twenty.One acres n ore or loss. Book II
lQ3, &c. P"e'
Sclzcd and taken in execution % the prop
tr'y OF George ollyer and Ra hel Carolina
his wife, and +. t's tO be S0ld by
PhILlP L.. CLARK. Sheriff
sHEnlFFs uTFICz, New Castle, Dccembs
2sth, 1850. Ila0
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
Is RELIGION A PAkCE.
A Comm anIcaliOn from n Lady
Correspondent who FaVOrs Col.
Ineara0ll

MEssRs. EDIroRs Hail glorious
light!h | was prompt to exclaim as
| read Colonel Robert Iuger5olI's in.
comparable lecture: Bear your teq-
timony to the light" and hasten to
obey the divine command. How his
words shot ike brilliant star through
the night Of ignorance and bSrbarism,
and with enc grand sweep brushed
away the cObwebs and dust that cloud
the brains Of men in this lower world,
showing them plainly in what way
they could enjoy the rich, ripe, full,
perfected fruit, instead Of the husks
they had been eating. The treatment
he has received since his departure
proves the truth OF the remark of 5
famous preacher, "That more light is
always given to man than he is willing
to taEe." The Christian religion, az IT
is low practised by the world, ia 8
farce, and had We the choice OF deal
ing with the so-called infdels, or pro.
fessed christians, we should give the
preference to the former as guarantee
Of fair dealing, believing that they live
up to the preoepts Of Christ nearer than
men who call themselves christians.
Mayor Almond spoke truly when he
said that were the churches closed
and we had a weekly instalment OF
lngersoll's lectures, a thousand police.
men could not protect the town from
wholesale lawlessIess," ior the simple
reason that the mass of the people
would fail TO see the beautiful truths
of the lecture, and that class Of peopl,
nesd the four walls Of a church to sup
port them and make them walk up
right, just ss q child grasps chair Il
steady its totteripg limbs across th'
floor. Just as coon as the voics of Goo
is strong enough in mans heart h
needs no other gulde-no bible, n
church, no minister is necessary to f
him for the highest state Of bliss pre-
pared by the All Merciful for those wh
love Him. Mr.. DuVsl says that Chris
taught His desciples to pray; We hav
10 doubt He did, but it was on th
same principle as giving a child tn
chair to support it-a higher platform
needing lower one to rest upon, some
thing tangible to hold on to before tn
spiritual was reached but for thos
who wait, and watch, and listen, will
a prsyerinl and humble spirit to th
dictates Of conscience no bended kne,
is needed. 1T is said that eleven right
enus men will save city. Now, ii W,
can find eleven men who will live III
to Col. Inyersoll'5 principles Whining
ton may yet be saved.
"Hlgh on your scroll. insorltei DER nature
shrine,
Live In bright characters the words divine
In life s disastrous Bceges to Others do
What you would wish by others done to ycu
Winds wide DER earth tne sacfot law convey
Yo nations hear 1t, and ye kiDgs obey"
| L. W.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

THS REPORT Of Chief Engineer ConwelI
last night to the City Council shows
that four hundred and ftty-six dwell
ings were erected in Wilmington dur
ing the last year-a greater numbe
than was ever erected in any one yea
before, and yet in spite of thi
unexampled increase Louses are scarce
rents are increasing and real estate |
advancing in price. Everything look
favorable for great boon in buSires
as soon as Spring opens.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
n. H. H. MEDICINE
H. H. H. MEDICINE.
n. H. II. MEDICINE.
SAFE, SURE, MYsTERIOUs.
SAFE, SURE. MYSTERIOUS
EEST IN USE.
Best IN USE.
REST IN USE
FOR MAN AND BEAST.
FOR MAN AND BEAST,

AZ a Family Remedy IL has no equal. Thou.
sands bear testimony to It's great worth lUT
the cure Ol the following diseases;
SprItns, Bruises, HcaIache, T0othache,
KhPumAtig.I, Neuralgia, Frosted Feet, Lame
ness SU5llcd tOIuts, Pain iD the Back or
side, Stiffness ana Lame MuECiCs, sCalds,
Burns, Diptheiil, sore Throat, Crdmps
Cholera MOfbGs, Pain in the Stomach and
Bowels, Paralysis. humbness, &c. Twenty
to thirty drops diluted with water.
The following certificate speaks for itseIi.E
CURE OF CgECEIo NErRALGIA.-It gives
me pleasure 10 adl my testimonial with 9TH
ers in favor Of the celebrated H. II. H..
Horse MediClne-D. b. T.. 1873, y as rene
dy Tor both man and beast For nearly three
years was affected with the chronic neural.
gia and tried various remedies with only
temporary relief, until at last alter being
mined 10 my bed nearly eight weeks was
| trduced to tY your valuable medicine and
with the most satbiactOry results. as | grow
hettsr from the time | commenced using II,
and after using but iour hotties the pain all
| lett Inc. and for ths asst six months | have
| ielt nothing Of II. ! have seen 1t used In
| ;ases Of rheumatism with the same good Of.
| ect and l can ehecriul'y Gay that fully be
iieyo that Il will DO ali that you claim for it.
Yours truly, JOHN B. KIkKBRlDE,
| BGstleton, 93d Ward, phiia.
| This mei!cine Is MS eilectuai In the treat.
tnent st the horse as well rs persons. No
/ HOrseman should be without bottloIn his
| stable or house in case G. accident, as II Is q
suro euro ior the following Diseases Of the
Horse;
Strains, Bruises, SpraIned .Toiats, Sore
Shoulders and Backs, Thruth In Feot
~Cratcn, SweeDy, Fisula, Poe Evil, DIstetn
per- CurD, Spiint, B.oOd or Bone Spawn
kinRbOne, ana Will remove all swelIlngs and
OaIlous Lumps lett from Kicks or othe,
Bruises, without 'nluring the growth OF the
hair. Has proved a sure cur il EviZOoty
10 be used on the throat. Al 0 two table
spOOniuis daily to be drank in Ducket q
yater VIII also euro the wor,tc ttofcoIit
In ten minutes and relieve Bolts, Dy glying
q tablesp0oniuls in apint Of milk warm water
ANY amount Of Testimonials can be otferef
but he proprietor prefers TO let the M edic,n,
stand on its merits, as fair trial will con
vince the most sKcpucal OF Its great worth
BE sure and get the genuine "H. u. II. Med
icine," put up by DIR. ID. dodge TOmlins0n. II
Phi adelphia, Pa, as there are other article
/ on the market which are not genuine. Th,
genuine put up In Philadelphia Ia for sal,
by druggist everywhere.
| DIX. ID. LODGE ETDMLINSON,
1923 Girard Avenue,
| Philadelphia. Pa,
The n. II. Medicine was awarded first ore
MUM at state Fair held IN Philadplph hia
1885. and the proprietor received Diploma
lll8.tyW.satd
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
IJRESS-GOODSPROPER

English plaid, hali-wool, 8
cents.
Striped momie-cloth, 8.
French knickerbocker-
cloth suiting, 10.
Ha!t-wool Balmcro cloth
12H.
Tycoon reps, I2l.
English melange. I2b.
Marimon-cloth suiting,I s.
Flannel suiting, l8.
Cameo suiting, 20.
Colored cashmere, 27-
inch, 20.
Colored powdor-clot
27-inch, 90.
All.wool flannel suitings,
IS.
Colorcd cashmere, yard
wide, IS,
Brocaded suiting, yard
wide, rs.
Gray foule biege, ,all-wool
rs.
Silk-mixed plaids, 81.
German plaids, inch, IS
Monte cloth, yard wide
37l.
handkerchief plaids, all
wool, 37i.
Twilled flannel suitings
yard-wide, As.
Armures, all WOO, ,42.lnch
50.
Monte cloths, all.wooI
42-inch, so.
Lupin's merinos, all. wool
yard-wide, As.
Cashmeres, all-wool, AZ.
inch, 50.
Chudda, all-wool, 44-inch
|55.
Monte cloths, 44-inch, all
wool, 60.
Cords, silk-and-woob IS
Camel's hair suitings, 46
inch, rs.
Armures, 46 inch, S5.
Matelasses,44-inch, $1.oo
| Camel's hair suitings, a.
inch, $I.25.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

THE City Council might as well hkv,
decided Cloud elected Inspector Of the
Ninth Ward last night as to have de
clsred the election null and void. Al
Council will have to eloc: an Inspector
the result would have been the same
The intention from the first was to
make Cloud or some other Democrat
Inspector, and it was scarcely worth
making two bites of cherry.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
rua REGISTRY NurlUE,
NOTICE
.oTlCE-BUsINLss CHANGE

We have admitted Jesse q. Slmmta,
interest in our busIness, as dta!sfs b
kinds Of lumber and millworA IN
bamo being changed TO =. Il. Sihet
, Bros. SAMUEL O. SlNNDS
CHARLES SiMMgN,
Trading as ). q. SlMMUES a III
lst.'
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
HLOSlhG SHORES.
.Norlok'

.NOTlOE.
~ Wilmington. Del Jan, 4
To THE MENBENs oy TgE FiDgLiTT A'
AID AEBOcIATlOh
An election tor tkroa directo- al
trustee, fer New Castle 10. viii be aI.
the Wilmington Once ofthe AssOclatll
1uesday the !sth irsL between the l,-
Z and I O'Clock, p m Members Ars VI.
10 on Q vote ioT each 81 Go Insured
VIM. u. TAYIDka 60.
Genl Agts. for Dtl-El
Ofiice-3 Z. fIhh ST., (UIayton h0ua.
lanT.tls
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
,oTluE TO WATER KEN TERs

NIUTlUE To WATER RENIERS
CPPICg OF THE WATTR nEPAnTMEaG
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. |, y
The bills for 1881 arc now ready and
ble at tho Registrars otiice, nt the >
Of sixth and King streets. The law r.
u Mt all bills paid on or before IAnuaF!
1881, the lace Of the hili thosc psid
tho month Of February, Ter cen.
tIonsl thoss paid daring the NJ
March, Is per cent. additional, ana al
amount remaining unpaid aitW AW
1881, the kegistTar Il required to lH
ieIrules withdrawn and tuit institu.
the recovery ot the amount due ana
ter viii not be let into such premise
zach arrears, with assessments AM
drawing ierrulcs, are paid.
Oiiice b ,urs irpn . = ill.,. TO p. 10.
WlnLIA AM J. MORE
lans.ol .!eb.eyi Resit
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
DGESs.GOODS.

We have been selling low
enough, indeed SO low that
our counters have been
crowded with eager buyers,
Notwithstanding the dullness
of trade elsewhere; and the
following prices are relied
upon to continue the rapid
sales as long as the goods
last
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
8 AND 9 PER CENT.

interest guaranteed. Pirst mortgages on
9st payable semi-aEnuaily. Loans made on
only one-third Of tho appraised value Of the
property. Security absolute and ample. Fur
ther Information and full particulars from
HAYES CHANDLER,
Eaetorn Manager OF OHAS. +. BULMAR
& 90, Topeka, KaS.,
<T-u No. West Tth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

Dr. d. w. Hairs hsil'isi"
for salo at No. 1898 kng street, W."
lanlQiet
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF A
3.Story Brick Dwelling

No. l1lt JEf EhooN SAhS''
On SATURDAY, January 10, 1881, At ?
m on the promises. without postpohement
withdrawal or undcIbidding, containing u
rooms, hot and cold water and other moderr
couyen iencep, bay window front, and sid'
yard lot 72x6i feet. Jefferson street In th'
Vicinity OF delaware Avenue IL growing moe
Popular each year in the character OF its i'm
proyements and In It's desirable social eie
inent, 1t Is also accessible to schools
churches, markets and TO the railroad de-
pOs, Our sales arc well worth attending
They arc strictly positive. Dwellings ioi
rent will certaiBIy he scarce, and they are
surely now advancing IN both renting and
selling prices.
IEHns OF sALE-Mortgage for O., 600 may
remain, propedy secured by firc Insurance
and tho balance equally divided In cash and
, notes with approved eudorssI at 8 months
with interest from the day OF sale. Potses
sion on 2tth OF March, 1881. Settlement u
| be IN nade within one week rom sale. and
reat 10 no to purchaser upon settlement.
J. 4. HkALn,
Seventh and Market Streets,
IAns,n,nl6 Agent to effect tho sale.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
Thirtsesth. street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Che'tnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and CitY-hall.square. Philada.
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lCOEMCTICATED,

lCO&MCTICATED.
l. ln Mcnorian.-I: is gcod to hsyo tho
sa!ots 10 memory as VEL! as men and women of
the world for worthy deeds done ty them in
their dsy and ganeraton 10 stimulate cs 10 wal,
dorg 10 this our Gag.
2 is the iraly notls end brave vso would
btlp tho weak and oppressed when thcy CIV
out' sna dare stsuc batwixt .hou AID pltjuaics
and arrogant cruel men.
:. Some people viii give us 70 crsdit f.. over
so much we may do for them, bat sli 70 for
the lest button 90 Jobs ooat Morsl-Giva a
Pill; his Stops cad he will sq1eal for more.
Principle Va. Poll i,s.-A mans character
or so called principles, orc ono thipr and bis
political opinion another. whethe! it nay b, in
service TO the king ss supreme or unto the oeo
pIc ss soverelgus. 10 that every free true
tolnklns man is lis own master and him,
what ne really is as politician, patriot or cili-
zsa. p
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Messrs. Stansbury e. gro

hetufn thanks 10 the lu5lic for their liberal
ell persons de:i,ing to have Stove. Furnsce ~
sl5e' flscs Heater work done, will leave ibeir
faers ~tn them .! cCc,, so SIS to avoid the rush
I the fall trade. "'A
The "Splandid'' Fire Place Furnace TO, hast.
z one or more rooms. is the best in The world
NJ M lof circular. For sale only By Stsnsbury
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DE. e. O. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
GENT; a specific for Aystsri., Dizziness, Con.
vuls'0ns, Heryous Headache, Mental Depres-
slon, Loss OF Memory Spsrmatorrhea IInpo-
Ieney, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Gd
A%e csused b3 oVer.exertion, self sbuee, or over
Indulgence. which leads to misery, decay and
Death. One box will cure recent cases. Each
ooS contains one months treatment. Ono dollar
oo1. OF SIX boxes Tor five dollars cent By mal
prepaid on receipt of prics. We gusrsntea 81,
oo1e5 10 cure any Gaze. With each order re.
GelVed BY US for six boxes, accom- panied with
i've dollsrs, we will send the purchaser our wriI.
ten euarautee to return the money if the treat.
mem does nCs effect cure Guarantees issued
BY JANHEY 81 CO., DRUGGISTS. air~sndr;s
Va, Hhoiessl 10 sad retail sgan.s Ordsrs hy
mnil Will receive PROMPT attention. MARI
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Go2n ). BARBOUR, President.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04

lSLNGEH'S PARENT GRAVEL PAPER
~ :o- ths bc.son of Bird Cages; prevents ft!h
aigange, sore Zee. s12 vermin. Saves tImo and
.rouoie ana kseps tne bird IN health ana sope,
We nave reduced .Es pr;co OF t.e aoo7e 20 2ucts
palkEge Of dozen shaet:.
MCLEAN s UELER,
srpI4 70 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
PUBLISHEO DAILY q TR1-WEEELY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
'EGHg 3r SUBSCRIPTION.

Entered e: the Po3tofiGe 6. G:&x:rGr.a, Va, 81
es2ol6 class matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04

z REoDERS S UQ..
hG!egsle Dealers sni 3obsa,s in
GSCOEEIES, PROViSIONS Fr.nrrn
SALT AND FISH,
y u fGu line otceobratod pure old WaIsscy,
ETs2dias, Gin, BIN, &C., Aazsey 3 Co.'S Phil,
asinsiS + snd c'sgstps Baltimore alos. ind Bart.
oss q Engers Lager Seec. in csske or bottles,
SLour, James s, Ki-k & Co.'s. Standard Sosn
dupont q Goa. Sporting and 3las::1e GIN.
2oNdef, and ksld-occ3 sad Potomac E;yn.
orders promptly astcn&c4 50, and coas;r,.
Wea1 se:;citec' $50, II ga; s:7ua.
oos ~ 49, = .-t3-aHh-ie ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
Af OIiEE.


g. % 40 etsr #o"csy. Eu2u.. Ii 1881 -nn
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= HN -: Z, I Il :! - D&,L suG cATTHDEI
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.h' ~ Hom'@' f.ry; NC T4uisd2y, Motainj
iLco!a;d.oEc ''1
i}:8-;t ) I. WOGD, Manager
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-04
CeasMEsSEON MERCHANTS.
W $. JoHNsoN y CO..

E $. JCENSoH 4 CO..
GENERAL CoaMlsS1oa IEKdHAH1s,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
SaTo On hand IlSSOH S GG, XXX, XXXN
sod PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
snd SONOGhAM WHlSKlES; also BAK-
WE1SK!RS, 70 yhich they i2vi.o the attention
of tho trade.
Orders from sno couEtry for merchandise shall
receiTe prompt attention.
Consignmsnts Ct Flour, Graia and Country
Sloduee collected. for which they guarantee the
t!Shsst market prices snd prompt returns.
Northeast corner of Cameron and Royal sts.,
AlsIandris, Va. sepld
Eo. Y. WoRraiNaTON & SON.
GRAIN. COMMISSION Ind
SKIPPING MERCHANTS,
Nos. II snd IS north Union st., Alexa,, vs..
Consisignments solicited. sucS9.S .Sm
rE,RCMAS PERRY.
CoMMI5SION MERCHANT
DEALER IN FLoUR, FISH, SALT, AND
FERTILIZER
Also agent for
WATTS RICHMOND CAST and CHILLED
PLOWS.
iebl9-tt ALEXANDRIA. VA.
s. B. FISHER. a. WIZ. FISHER.