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TIE NEWARK BANK FAILURE.

The Newark Bank failure adds one more
to the long catalogue of defaulting bank
cashiers who have also been managers
Baldwin appears to have had the conf
dence of his Board of Directors as com.
pletely as Ralston had in the Bank of
California. Baldwin was not a second
Ralston, however. He appears to have
been pious person, church deacon and
trustee, and generally speaking enc of
those "sociaI pillars to whom the old
women OF both sexes look up What the
true explanation of his connection with the
Nugents is, evidently remains 70 be told
At present Baldwin is declaring that the
Nugents ruined the bank; that they
once persuaded him to lend them money
without securities, and that they then
threatened him with the exposure of this
irregularity unless he consented to repeat
it. He says that the Nugents drew
81, COO 900 in this way. The Nugents
themselves own that they owe the
Dalih SuLle 9LOU, UOO. IusTe Is plallly
great deal Of lying being done between
the culprits, but it is ct all events certain
that about s., 10000 has been spirited
away, and that the Mechanics National
Bank OF Newark, for half . century re-
garded as one of the strongest Of inssitu-
tons, is bankIupted. The most probable
explanation of the matter seems to be that
Baldwin and Nugent have been speculat-
ing together, and with the funds of the
bank. Baldwin has made a very super
fuous admission Of his own fragrant dis.
honesty, adding to his confession the gra-
tuitous folly Of declaring that he would
have killed himself had he not been cow.
ard. As the case stands neither his life
nor his death can affect the situation, but
it is none the less certain that suicide un.
der such circumstances is always the most
cowardly course a man can take.
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EnlIif,inr q Grare alsl,.

Residents and sojourners in fever and egue
locations, &ho are wise enough to test by ex-
periencs the genuineness Of the claims of
Hos.etteT's Stomach Bilters to public conf
dence, nullify grave risk, which without the
protecting aid of this grand fortifyIng agent,
could not safely be encountered. Both air
and water are the vehicles for the dissemina-
ton Of the disease. and Irregularities Of the
system which this fine alternative is peculiarly
adapted to correct. and that want of tone
which is specially favorable to the contrac-
tien OF malaTiai fevers, are conditions which
must undergo q radical change ere positive
immunity from the scoufge can be hoped for.
Qninine has no continuous effect. is danger
Gus drug, and works incslculable after-mis-
chief to the system. The Bitters, ON the
other hand. is not OILY safe, but the good
effects which it speedily produces do not
wear out as tbs msdicihe is persisted in.
It regulates and tones the stomach, liver,
bowels and kidneys with certaiaty and
prorzptitude.
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THE SAD p1LEnmA OF THE FOUR

Tie organ of the four faithless Super
visors-and of nothing else-cannot bring
forward single fact in corroboration OF
the ridiculous yarn it recently told about a
mysterious somebody who was supposed to
have approached the virtuous Four, and
offered them 5000 apiece if they would
only appoint some other attorney than
George CRdwalader to conduct the suits
against the hydraulic miners. This story
was extravagsnt enough to have figured in
the Arabian Nights. yet the organ of the
Four Supervisors seemed to think that this
community would swallow it without ask
ing for proof. OF course it cannot produce
any evidence in support of what it has
said, and for the sufficient reason that
it has none to offer. The weak in
vention which it tried to palm off upon
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wANrED-A CHRISTMAS Story.

The REooRD. Uslea NiIl pa, fifty dollars $50 fer
she best Christmas Story, not less than ten nor
more thar fifteen columns in length. To assist
competitors in gaugisg the length OF their compost.
TONS we may as well state that column of the
type in which the story is to be set contains about
1000 words, and that a legal folio contains 100
words. Those who wish to compete for the prize
vail be free to choose their subject and to place
their stories wherever they please. The stories
must be delivered at the D-UAIoS office by the
35th of December, in order to allow sufficient time
for their examination. This is good opportunity
for aspiring authors who feel that they would be
the better for little extra poeketmoney at Christ
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Zee Apgo1NrmENr OF agRArHAM.

The President appointed Stratham Post
master at Lynchburg. Virginia, as soon as
the Senate had adjourned. Thus the fate
full and e1iguous Malone bargain has again
asserted It's supremacy, and the President
of the United States falls into line with the
Republican members OF the Senate in this
act of obeisance TO the miserable little Vir-
ginia demagogue. It is not pleasing
spectacle to Republicans who think the
honor of their party worth preserving,
and what is probably much more to the
purpose in the estimation of the politicians
who have brought the party to this dis
grace, it is line OF action which is certain
to cost far more than it is worth.
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CONSUMPTION.
Important to the Tublic as well as the
Medical Profession.

Medical Profession.
Halls Journal of Health, referring to con-
sumption, makes the following important
statement:
Consumption usually begins with slight,
dry cough in the morning. then, on going to
bed, getting more and more frequent, with
more and more phlegm, increasing debility,
thinness Of flesh, ehortness Of breath, and
quickness of pulse. In fatal cases its average
course is about two years; hence the I'M
portance Of arresting the disease at as early
a stage as possible, and the sooner rational
means are employed for this purpose the
greater the chance Of success. The disease is
owing to an irritation commencing in the
throat and extending to the lungs, so that
their action Is interfered with, and the bleod
does not receive sufficient oxygen to purify it.
The most marked sign Of lung disease is
emaciation and the most positive indication
of returning health is increase in weight"
So speaks Halls Journal Of Heath, and
we NAV add that in desperate cases, and. in
fact. in all cssss of consumption, or troubles
of the throat and lungs, immediate relief may
h. obtained and permanent cure effected by
the use Of DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam for the
Lungs. medicine known for more than
thirty-fiye years as IA unfailing remedy for
coughs. colds, bronchitis. and all pulmonary
and pactoral diseases. That the worst cases
of consumption have been cured by the use
of Halls Balssm has been attested TO by the
thousands who have used 1t, or have been
cognizsnt of its wonderful remedial efficacy.
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poors and SHOES

We haze entered into x32 arrangement
ecith Messrs. BUCKINGHAE Dc HEIGHT
to supply ass acjtt 02a Improved and superior
CRATE OF LADTES' FRENCH KID SHOES.
TO make room for this 2lee0 tine OF goods a0e
h0Uc 3eCEasceI those o3a hand, j3acJasdjasg tie
sjdo-besttoss, side-y0ce 02ad regular button
formerly ao0eye by them Us their superior
qesGJity-G3sd heretofore sOJd 6y as at 81 90
aaad So Il pair to the e3aifo2no price OF 81.
There IS no need OF telling those a07so are
used TO this make OF SHOES hoso surety 1T
makes 1T q aaecessj6y 5o': purchasers TO come
eo21y If they acoasJd avojd disappointment.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


Forty years experience o! an ald nurse.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription Of one Of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, AID has been used
for forty years with never-failing success by millions
# mothers for their children II relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery ard diarrhos gripping in
the bowels, and wind-coiic. BY giving heath TO the
child it rests the mother. Price, p cents bottle
u3I-lvMWS
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COOKING BY GAS.

yrJEE CAPITAL GAS COMPANY HAVING
{ received supply OF the most approved pat
terms of GAS C0OkfHG STOVES, request their
ra,ro,,s to can at their workshop, CLUNIES BUILD.
ING, Eighth street, between J and K and select
their Cooking Stoves. ALL WHO ARE USING
GAS STOVES Fl r COOKING are sgTeeably sur
neat SCOT or dust in the apartment; take up little
room may be placed wherever desired, and arc less
expensive for most families than the ordinary cook
ing stove The Company will prrt them up at then
own expense charging for their use small monthly
rental. AL those now In use are giving complete
satisfaction go far as known. nl-isa
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removed the agony Of rheumatism, and its con-
tinued use entirely healed the patient Rheu
matism is but little understood. Some empires
resort to embrocations, which are really dangerous
1t is nos acknowledged to be a blood disease, re-
sulting from acidity. This Aperient coFreots ell
such acdity and thus cures the disease. All rheu-
matte sufferers are advised to try it.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
III -is2w
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We also t0Zae this occasion to coli 0tte9a-
tjo3o TO some of oes2' other tines OF SHOES
They ere 2sot interior because OF loac price,
bset haze real merit; iso fact, they ore kinds
scHjcIs the people b2ty again and 0g0isa-0
good PROOF OF their aUo9t7tjness:
One line of Buckingham & Hechts Ladies Side
lace French Kid Shoes; reduced to So IS.
Ladies genuine Pebble Goat, Button Shoes, ST Is
Ladies one-strap Sandal Slippers, 81. Buckle
and bow ornament)
Ladies 2, and 4-strap Sandal Slippers (hand-
some styles, 81 p
Ladies French Kid, Button Boots, box toe "a
New York producton), 81.
Ladies Gore Buskins elastic in front, Is cents
Ladies Curacao Kid, Button Shoes, with French
kid button and worked holes buckingham & Hecht)
Price, So.
Ladies side-lace Shoes, straight grained (sewed)
Price, So 50.
Ladies Strong Leather Shoes, 81 IS; Ladies
Calf Shoes, ST. 90.
Mems Full-stock Boots, 81 50.
Mems Buckle Alexis Ties, with French toe, ST. Is
Mems Brogans, Full-stock, 81 IS.
Mems Dress Boots, S. So
Misses Genuine Pebble Goat Shoes, ST. 65.
Misses School Shoes Splendid to wear, and war
ranted not to rip, ST..
Misses Kid Newport Ties, sewed; neat and
durable Price, ST. 40.
Children's Stout Leather School Shoes sizes
7 to 1917. Price, s. cents
Children's Pebble Shoes, solar tip sizes, to II
Price, ST. IS.
children's Kid Button Shoes; sizes, 7 to 1oH.
Price, ST. 50.
Children's Good Pebble Goat Shoes, with ex-
tension soles; sizes, 4 to 7. Price, ST.
INFANTS KID BUTTON SHOES, 50 cents
WEINSTOCK & LUBIIN
% ~ = P - ICE.
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Brink Halls Fepsin Wine Filters" and
be happy and content 1t is absolutely pure. Cures
Dyspep.ia, Indigestion and the "blues." Il has re-
ce;ved First Premium throughout the State. o25-t
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WITHOUT any exception. TIC Crystal Far.
lcr Oyster, Chop and Wine House, corner Eighth
and Streets is the best place in the city to get
your oys ers cooked i'll any style. Por;erhouse
Steaks made specially, Hot Lunch from II to 2
O'clock Omen all nisit. sl6-1n
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fast lately, only L clearing aurisg the past
week and 81 in October. From July LIST to
October S1st there we're ia wheat and flour
ciearances
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The only Genuine MIX Bread, delivered
every morning, by W. F. PETERSON, go J. jy7.tf
Pratt's Abolition oil Tine Peoples
Remedy has cured thousands; it Will cure you. 1t
has no equal. Sufferers with rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia Sciatica Partial Paralysis Lame Back, Gcut,
Sprains, Bruises, Sore Throat, Collie, Cramps Cholera
Morbus, or any internal external ache or pain,
will find prompt relief by using ABOLITION OIL.
The tests of time and have proven its value and
its popularity is the best guarantee Of its success
For sale By all druggists. Price, small, so cents;
large 81. Ask for PRATTS ABOLITION OIL.
A. HCB0YLE & CO., Druggists, San francisco,
Sole Proprietors. m25-6m
DR.. La Mars Seminal PIIls.-The best
remedy in the world for General Debility, Nervous
and Physicial Prostitution, Loss of Sexual Vigor,
Seminal Emissions, and the many ailments caused
by Excess, Self Abuse, Dissipation, etc. AL sui
ferer5, young and CID, viii lind in these PILLS
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality, and re-
kindies the fame Of Hope, Health and Ambition.
TIE Glory OF MAN ID HIS STRENGTH. DR.. LA
MARS PILLS are a veritable g Fountain Of Youth
Price - 80 per bottle. Seutby Express on receipt
of price fer C. o. d., TO any address. 4. Nc
BOYLE Z CO., Druggists, P. O. Box 1 $50 San
Francisco m25-6m
FOR Fine Cakes, Ice Cream. etc, the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. 5oS ST, bet. Fifth and Sixth jy25-im
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HAxxER's Cascara SagTada Bitters cures stomach
disorders, constipation, liver complaint, dizziness
and purifes the blood. Hammers Drug Store, cor
ner Fourth and streets
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The only Genuine Nnk Bread, delivered
every morning, by W. F. PETERSON, go J. jy7.tf

The best Meals In sIe city at Petersea's,
GIG and $40 street. jy7-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SCHOOL, FOR PHYSICAL EXERCISE
AT THE TURg-yERElN GYMsasIuN.
c. EersE.... TEACHER

Lie is exercise exercise is strength strength is
health and happiness"
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FE7HE ABovE-NAMED SOCIETY TAKES THE
Il pleasure to notify that the classes meet as fol-
lows:
Girls from to 16, Tuesday and Friday afternoons,
from until half past o'clock.
Boys from 6 TO 10. Wednesday ard Saturday after.
Moons, from uDtil half-past O'clock
Boys from 10 to II, Monday and Thursday after.
Moons, from until hal; past o'clock
Beys from "a 10 Is youths, evening schoars),
Monday and Thursday evenings, from haii-past un-
til O'clock
Gents Qhe American elassl, Tuesday ard Friday
evenings, fiom until 10 o'clock.
Mem crs Of The Society, Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. from until 70 o'cl3ck.
Paieuts ard friends are cniel'r invited. For
particulars sec tie Teacher q he ty nasium or j.
KAh4I IL 81 425 street, bcswetl orr h aud Fifth.
10 q i.9.Iu9u
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream. etc, the
FISHER, No. sos St, bet Fifth and Sixth. jys5-lm
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WEDNESDAY. N0TEMBER 2. 1881.
TEMrERAruRE FOR YESTERDAY

Highest, ..............6S
Lowest, .46
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

If IHE PRESENT Democratic City
Government is ;Iakiug itself distastef,,l
aad unpopular in the eyes of he people
1t has itself alone to blame for it. There
is no excuse for the duplicity of city
government tnat reduces the taxes need
ed to carry on the city government be-
low the amount necessary for the sake
OF gaining a popularity for the time
being, AMI then afterwards raises the
tax rate. to $l.332 per hundred, gerry
Wandering the wards to make up by
fraud and violence at the polls what
they lost by a raise in taxes. There is
no excuse for a party whose officials
violate every principle Of morality and
become themselves law breakers instead
of conservators Of the peace Put the
actions Of some Of tho city officials at
the late Brandywine Summit Camp
meeting with that Of other city officials
yesterday afternoon, what are those
who pa; taxes to support good gov
ernment to think of it: There could be
much more said upon this subject but
we forbear. In tho mean time let the
people reflect and ask themselves the
question: "What are We coming to ."
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Gov. Hoyi's Proclamation.

In one sense ii is 10 he regretted tha
he notice Of Governor Hoyt Of Penn
syivania, was so short when his tele.
gram reached the different Governors
Of the States appointing a general day
of prayer for the recovery of the presi
dent as not 70 allow sufficient time tC
notify the people and in consequence
but few Of the Governors issued the
proclamation. In another sense il
seems Providential that he selected the
day and the hours that he did, for dur.
ing those very hours from ten totwelye
O'Clock, while the people Of Pennsyl-
vania, New York, New Jersey, Della.
ware, Maryland and many other States
where the proclamation was issued
were engaged az with ore heart and
mind in prayer for the recovery of the
Presi. he was whirling along
through Maryland, Delaware, Pennsyl-
vanla and New Jersey, from Washing
ton to Long Branch and it i. notewor-
thy that he felt much invigorated and
improved by the ride that many feared
would be the speedy prelude to his
death. No doubt the President knew
that while he was flying from the mem
acing jaws of death, millions of lov-
ing hearts were supplicating a theme of
Heavenly Grace for him, and thi.
thought alone to a man of his tempera
ment and devout conscientious prin-
ciples had much to do with his cheer
tulEess on the journey Though Coy
ernor Hoyt at the sine he issued his
proclamation did not know that the
President would be moved during the
very hours he appointed for prayer for
him, there seems to have been u special
Providence that led him to choose those
hours.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

OUR FRIEND Patrick Gardner has a
right to demand what he pleases from
the present City authorities, and the
ofhcials who employed him on account
OF his political seI vices should not de-
mur one moment in granting his re-
qnest. Without such men as Mr.. Gard
ner Wilmington would have had Re.
publican city government instead of a
Democratic one; none know this better
than the city officials themselves. Street
Commissioner Lynch should not be too
severe on Mr.. Gardner, for without him
he could never have touched the Street
Commissionership with ten foot p,le.
We are glad to see that Mr.. Gardner
places a high estimate upon his services
to the Democracy but the value is none
toe high and he does right in demand.
ing more compensation.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Rise im Brick,

The building boom in our city ha,
rea he'd an unprecedented extent.
Everything in the shape of masons
bricsIayers, carpenters or mechanics
any kind that assist in building are
engaged. The brick makers have been
driven 10 such an extent in supplying
brlck that they have resolved to raise
the price Of brick to two dollars per
Thousand, and yet the demand is not
checked. II is unfortunate that brick
should take such a jump upwards, at a
time when 50 many are needed, and at
ana at time when estimates for build
ing have been made, accepted under
Old prices. The brickmakers however
say that they can find ready sale for
their brick by shipping them to New
York where they have been offered
hisVer prices than they are getting
mere. A' manufacturer has a perfect
right to make all ho can ont Of his
manufactured articles. and as the
price they bring is the worth of the
articles manufactured no blame can be
attached 10 the brick manufacturers
for getting all they can tor their manu-.
featured articles. The effect of the
present rise in brick will be to make a
brick house that costs from $1,000 to
u, 1000, cost 500 more. This does not
seem much it is true, but still enough
TO make those feel if who are building
their houses upon paper martgages in
stead of cash. 1t is hoped that no fur
ther rise will occur in building mater.
ial this season.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
Our Trade Prospects.

The total value Of imports of mer
chandise during the twelve months end
ing July 81, 1881, was 1888, ,992, 22i
against $637,'A,475 during the SAINT
twelve months last year. The tota
value of our exports of merchandise
during the twelve months ending July
81, 1881, was 1856, 722,371, against 1884,
Ill, ,o66 during last year. This is GER
tain!y very gratifying showing. The
strong and prosperous position We now
hold in the financial world by reason of
the large imports of gold during the
past two years, showing nearly Sl.5,-
100000 of net gain, will in all proba.
bility he augmented, from the fact
that our excess Of exports over our i'm
ports continues SO largely in our favor,
and that We may therefore rely upon y
prosperous condition Of affairs all
through the current year. 1t appears
that looking at our trade relations from
every point Of view, We cannot fail TO
see that we have every encouragement
of continuance. II has kept heat thy
when We were looking for a change, but
that expected change was ony based
upon the speculative movement in New
York in railroad stocks, the wildness Of
which has never before been known.
We have everything with which to|
counteract rau.Cy novelnents--au in
t1ux OF INN igTants As we'll As gold, two
elements that mend the way in "a most
manner, the one supplying |
the needs of the other. and the expanl
sion and railroad extension absol bing
both to 4 degree hat is simply astoun l.
ng. The fact IL that so many ahyan-
ages are pressing in our favor that no
Jingle calamity can do more than r.
ard the upward tide Of business for a
hort time. Tho shortage in crops and
hesc ar" only short in comparison with
he Of The best known years, will in all
De even more than comp-n-t
.ted by the increase already shown IN
rices, 50 hat our farmers will have a>
luch money 10 spend As though their
ranaries had been as fall AS .ast year.
he crops however are but one item of
lual Importance. Manufacturers. mer-
iandi2e, exports, cotton, tobacco, fruits,
Id especially Immigration and in
'ovement rank fully, and many Of
neral causes which effect business +
ID trade. '
Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

THRUST EE'S SALE by virtue Of decree
l. Of the Circuit Court for Kent County In
Equity, the undersigned. a. Trustee, will Of
fer At public sale, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th Gay Of Sept. 1851,
at II o'clock. u. M,
at the hotel In Galena. Kent County, Mary
land, the following real estate, to wit:
The farm called Mount Airy, containing
1872 acres. more or less, In the First Election
District Of Kent county on the public road
from Galena to ieoryetown, and adjoining
the lands OF Capt. A. " 0odail and others.
The situation Is desirable. being convenient
to churches, schools, &c 1t is only four miles
from Lamhson station, on the Kent county
Iailroad, and within mile of the steamboat
bridge at GtorgetDwn, and has front Of
three quarters of mile on Sassafras river
and good landing. he improvements are
Frame Dwelling and the usual out build
lnss. not IN avery good condition.
A peach and apple orchard, ttrifty and
bearing. The fruit Of tn, re orchards is Of the
best market varieties. Terms at sale.
RICHARD HYNSUN. Trustee.
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