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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-04
USEFUL HINTS.

To TAKE fresh paint off wooden gar
ment rub the spots with stale bread I'M
til removed.
LEMONS can he kept sweet and fresh
for months by putting them in clean,
tight cask or jar and cover with cold
water. The water must be changed rs
often MS once every other day, and the
cask kept i'll cool place.
To DESTROY ANTs.-Take carbolio
nrid diluted with water-take one part
acid to ten parts water-and with
syringe throw this liquid into all the
cracks and holes where they nest, and
ants will soon vanish. Cockroaches are
also driven away by it.
WHEN sewing buttons on children's
clothes where there will be much strain
on the button, the danger from tearing
the cloth ont will be greatly lessened by
putting small button directly under
the larger outside button. This applies
If course, only to buttons with holes
through them.
Az exchange says: "For worms and
lies iuicstng house plants, several read
rs recommend watering them with lime
water. Close the opening ut the bottom
i the pot, fill with lime water and let 1t
stand for au hour or two, then remove
the plug mt the bottom and drain it Oft.
II one application is insufficient, try
second.
To GIVE beautiful gloss to shirt
bOsoms, procure two ounces of fine
white gum arabic and pound it to pow
der, put it into pitcher and pour ON to
it pint or more of boiling water, ac-
cording to the degree of strength you
desire, and then, having covered it, let
it set all night. In the morning pour it
carefully from the dregs into n clean
bottle, cork it, and keep it for further
use. A tablespoonful OF gum water
stirred into pint of starch that has
been made in the usual manner will give
beautiful gloss to shirt-bosoms, and to
lawns (either white or printed) a look of
newness to which nothing else can
restore them after washing. 1t is also
good for thin white muslin and all kinds
of laces.
To CLEAN MIRRORS. a news
paper or part of one, according to the
size of the glass. Fold it small and dip
it into basin OF clean cold water when
thoroughly wet squeeze it out in your
hand as you would sponge, and then
rub it hard all over the face of the glass,
taking care that it is not so wet as to
run down in streams. In fact, the paper
must only be completely moistened OF
damped all through. After the glass
has been well rubbed with wet paper,
let it rest for few minutes, and then
90 over it with fresh dry newspaper
folded small in your hand) till it looks
clear and bright, which it will almost
Immediately and with no further trouble.
This method, simple as it is, is the
best and most expeditions for cleaning
mirrors, and it will be found so on trial
giving o cleanness and polish that
can be produced by no other process.
AT the beginning Of the eignreenth
century the English language was spoken
by less than eight millions Of people; at
the beginning Of the nineteenth by only
twenty millions, and now with one-fifth
of the century yet before it in which to
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-04

with STOPPING form and silver hair. He
married dark-eyed Susan Stow, and they
were happy, years ago.
When, in the marry winter-time, their
childrens children round him climb, he
tells them of his fearful fright, on that
far distant winter night: and. after they
are put 10 bed, when by the fire with
nodding head he sits and sinks to sum-
hers deep, and Quakcs and shivers in his
sleep, alas! he is but dreaming still of
TINT spare bed on "Millers Ill.,
Eugene j. HaH, IN Chicago Tribune.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-04

"YoU must not play with that little
girl, my DEAR" said an injudicious pa
rent. But, ma, like her; she is n
good little girl, and am sure she dresses
as pretty as ever do, and she has lots of
toys" Il can not help that, my DEAR"
replied the foolish mother; ''her father
is shoemaker. "But don't play with
her father, 1 play with her; she amt
shoemaker"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-04
FALLING LEAvEa-
ny JOHN BRoUGHAM.

When wintes winds are wailing,
And death rides on the breeze,
with icy breath assailing
The stark and Gapless trees, [
1t erievcs us not TO see
For tits their time to die =
And with all nature wther--. X
The leaves that round us fly.
But when the day Is tecming [
with life and love and light,
And in our path is beaming
The sun-ray Of delight, II
II saddenS us to SEQ III
q, It's a mOnrniul thing,
They should untimely perish
The leaves that fall in spring.
What though young life has parted
From earth, ere spring has passed,
Or cd and weary hcartCd
II Yields to winters blast
Gri,ve not but humbly bend
81 lmlSSivr to the call
Nor corn their simple teaching
The lrHNcg that iuun MS fall.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-04

=, IT takes 17s psymasters and clerks to
Ny o,0OO officers and men in our little
navy. Our naval officers are fine, manly
silowS, but our havy is ridiculous.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-04

AT the beginning Of the eignreenth
century the English language was spoken
by less than eight millions Of people; at
the beginning Of the nineteenth by only
twenty millions, and now with one-fifth
Of the century yet before it in which to
spread, it is the mother tongue Of ninety
millions,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

THOUGH THERE Is nothing very en-
couraeing in the condition of the Pres;-
dent, we are assured that the physi-
clans are not alarmed at the high feb.
rile rise and that the clouds of doubt
are once more dispeled. The President
is entering upon the seventh week of
his struggle for life, and his pulse at
the end of that time is as high az at any
time since he was shot with possibly
four exceptions. 1t will be .noti,e |
also that the bulletins are not so reas-
suring as they have been, and tie
health of the President is compared one
day with the day before. We have no
mote reassuriug bulletins stating that
he is better than at any ,ir11e since he
was shot All this indicates that the
President is yet dangerously i'll, and
not rapidly convalescing as we have
been led to believe. We would rot Gre.
ate unnecessary alarm but would pre-.
vent our rea lers from forming the opin.
ion that the President is rapidly re.ov
ering from his wound.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
SHERIFF,S SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue OF writ OF
- Leyari Facas, to me directed, Will pc
exposed to public sale, on the premises, IN
Psncader Hundred, New Castle county, Del
aware, on
THURSDAY, the ls.h daJ Of AUGUST,
at 10 o'clock, a. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that plantation, farm or tract Of land Sit
uste in Pencasier Hundred, New Castle couns
ty, Delaware, beginning at large a'One IN
the road leading from Glasgow TO Summit
Bridge. and running thence wlta land OF
James Boulden,, south $50 degrees, ives. w w
s-l0 perches, and south 8o1. degrees, west JIG
!, 10 perches ia stone, thesce by land OF Ben
,amin Chambers, north degree, west "a s.io
percbes to a stone thence with land OF Daniel
Cann and Isaiah Stanton. north S9h. degrees,
east 2l7 perches to the said road, thence south
IL degrees, east II 3-le perches to the south
side Of Shorts private road, thence north 7e1a
degrees eAst 81 $40 perches to stone, thence
with land of David Ford, sou ID u degree east
l92 s 10 perches to sIone, thence win ianu 10
of W illiam Deshane north 81 degrees west 81
) 10 perches and rsrth sSt4 degrees, vest ~
pemhAs to centre et said ro I'd, thence norta
degree, west AZ ITO perches and north u OF a
degree, east 81 perches IL the beginning, ana
containing 1876 scres, 2 roods and 2. square
perches OF land and surface, be the sa ne more
or less, OH winch is erected one brick house
ard one frame hous forty three and quar-.
ter acres Of woodland and the residue cleared
land.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of merritt w. PaNson and Hannah L., his
wife and t. t., and to be cold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff
SHsRIFF's OFFICE, Wilmington, DEL July
n. A. d.. 1851, augl
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
The QuakerStIy Yacht Club.

TIE PhartOm and Minerva, two
yachts belonging to the Quaker City
Club, arrived here on saturday, from
crui sing iu the Chesapeake bay. Dur
ing their trip, they yisit9. Baltimore
= II ali p,ints n interest an the bay.
There were six vachts le4t phllaael-
l,hia in company sbont nine days ago,
and til" Phantom and Minerva lett
four still cruising &"ound ths1ay, who
win not retarn before neYt SATURDAY,.
1ney state that they iound 'ish, oys-
t,rl, claus and crabs i'll a5undauce
a ud spent very pleasant tine. They
! tt here icr penIsgtoye, where they
expected TO be jolned by soiae friends
from Phila' 'clphla 20 which piCce they
will at once proceed.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
LOCAL 'p'IMa IAklE
0hRECTRp ArW'L3, Isl

TRAINS ] EAVE V'lLMIrHrtN fOK
Philadelphia, 2:2o, $3.50, 100, $40 &N, VI
800, 1880, ll:t3 ii NJ: l2:l5 'i9:lS. ~
$50, AGO, 552, ga, 6:41, e'5S, lOy0 p D.
! Sundays, 2:240 $40 a. NJ; 0,U 5.a tA
700 a:5h 1000 y. IN.
New York, 2"O, $50, TOO, a;tb. Lis a. m,
sl2:A3, Z.03, 6:i+, 5.52 ?, IL. SQEtsN
l:bS, 2.a u. M., Ga y. IN.
Baltimore, l2:5l, 2:l2, Tbs, s;3s .. n; 2a
sl:O4, <;4t, $50 p. IN. SNldiN Ea
2:l2, 1855 a. III.
Washington, l2:5l, El2, 7.55, s3sa n; iEa
'I:OA, $3.50 p. IN. Sun1ayt, -A, Eu
s:t5 q. m.
baltimore and intermediate Sultcni, Ha
1888 a. m., 1855, 4:46 :. u, The IA9pn
train stops AT way Stations cnly heItNi
Perryvilio and baltimore, Sunday
l2:!l a. IN.
Perryville and intermediate Stations, iSl
Now Castle, 800, y:35 a. H.; l05, 3:N TN
m. No Sunday truins.
Harrington and intermediate Stations w
a. m; l:G5; 6:D p. IN. No sunday Haa
Delmar anG intermediate Stations, SS'@ @l-
l:O6 p. m. ,u,
WILMINGTON and Northern Railroad, ,'MI
M; 800, 5:O0p. m. Sunday trans "@
Delaware Western Railroad, 7i5 lC%&a
b35 y. m. Sundays, 1879 q. N. .:t;Wni|
ARRIV + AT WILMINGTON fhDA
Philadelphia, l2:43, 2:o4, 7;52, s:S}. G@A,l.
1900 m.; l2:ib, l2:45, tl:O2, 20. i-'Usl
44l, $40, e:l5, $40, 500, go, lG4h iLD|
p. IN. Sundays, l2:l3 2:Ol, ~ ';SZ wv
l,.n Nj m
New York, 2:o4, 2:22 754, s;3S a. m,; Es
1902, AL, $40 p. ln.; Sundays .'"' ~
1852 q. IN.
Baltimore, l:53, 2l4, E5O,, ll:3o o. ID iI -" "u
200, b.4s, o:3s, $3.50 p. H.; Sundays lo'1N
.. m.: 5.4s, 6:Ss. EtV =. m.
Washington, 1853, 2:i4, ll:S5 a. NJ; si%sl u
800, b.46,6:3Sp. H.; Sundays, Eo'' -'''''-
t.46, 6:3s i. III.
Perryville only, 9:0b a. in. . .,o ,y
New Castle, S:iS, 1886 n. m; lZo', ''4" "
y. m. No Sunday tialns.
Delaware Railroad, s;4s A. m; '1'''' ""f
H.. No Sunday trains. u.
Wiln.inytcr pnd Northern hailroau' ID
q. a.m.:I,.S6 t;s5p. n sunday ea''A% A%
Delaware Ney,ern Railroad, s:oo a. m|"
p,n, Sundays, $40 a. III. o4o F~r
TRAINS FgR WILMINGTON A,a .n
Philadelphia, Broad street tegGt,, P!a, AZ $a -,
SIT, i0;So, llJo, ll:+5 NJ; E i'e', ,,,9 .s N;
$50, 40, 5.l5, 5:+t, a;io, soo'Ts'; u. ~, la
SunIays, ,:"5, o:% a. m'' 0'''' '''
p. ~. .,o,,r I'd I
Philadelphia, Market street sta,,oA 'aro iHsA u
a, ,m,: ,l2:2S p H.; Suhdays ,r,u
tigu,es marked thus ~ denote 'D' -"
express trains -
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

THE PRESENCE of .olored men on the
D >lice force of Phi Adelphis ought real
ly to he very va nlable aid to the tenn
perance canse. Oa Saturday last one
Of these sable lued knights of the To-
Gust locked up drunken white man
whom he Ia 4 picked up on the streets,
and the Ci lender when he had slum-
bered off .ie effects Of the carouse and
was told who it was bad collared hl"
in the street, uttered a profound e|a"n'
l.tion of wounded pride. The round'
e.s ,Sho wandeys through the streets
vii! have to take Very good care OF HIM
i Il : il ne does not want tO run we FISK
oi being arrested by negro policeman
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
Chxs.ilaDle Beauex,s =.

Joseph Nackay, a metcAant OF Mon
s.eal mai" the following charitabie
beeaests:--l'o home and foreign MS
SEAS, colleges, ana Sunday scheol'
c ,nneetci with the Presbyterian
Cnutrh i'll canada, i4.sao missions
c ,uneo,cd with the Free Church o1
Scotlatd, 81, 800; American PreSbyte'
r,an B1aad OF Mission, 81 600, alocal III
stitntion Tor the deaf and huGb. whi2l
he founded ut he cost of IS 900, 5000
the local Protestant Christian AsSocia
ton for Noung Men AMI Women, 800
Pro. estaut Orphan Society, sl,ooo
General Hospital, T,"a0; Protestant
Huusp of Hrtugc. 81 900; Sailors home
500, IRISH and Scotch Protestant be
revulent institutions, $500 each; ten
pera,.ce society, S40t. HIS persona
beauests amounted to about SaN,O
The late loon Norton pomeroy, o
Burlington Vt. ha, left legacics of $50,
/ 900 for the en,to y ,nent Of a 'rotessorshl!
of Chemistry in the Univ Eersity OF Yer
mont; SO Gte the home for Destitute
| Children: and 81 900 TO the unitHtlat
Church Mr.. Pomeloy sdirect hequ"s;'
amount to So, 900, and the Home tol
Destitute Children and the trustees 0
the Elmwonh Avenue Cemetery in Bur.
liDgtou are among the residuary le2o
tees.
Mr.. James Stokes, Of Hew York city,
made the following charitable bequests
American Bible Society. SO, 900: Ameri
can Home Missionary Society, $1,000
Union Theological seminary. $1,000
Baptist Theological Sem narv, Eoches
ter, s. 900; Baptist Home Missionary
Society. 5000; American Tract Society,
S., 800; Home for Iucurablrs, aud West
Farms, 81 900 Society for Ruptured anu
Crippled, Z. ,01e; Colored Orphans Asy.
lum, s. ,ota; AmericHn Board Of Com
mis"ioners for Foreign Missions, $4,000
American Baptist Missionary Union
ter Bu:man and Foreign Missions, $40,
600 Society for the Prevention Of Cru
city to Ahimalr, $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

of religion naturally lie expected under
such circumstances We are not sur
prised at the spiritual dearth that pre-
walls, when the great Sunday CT
camp-meeting is turned into a great
gala day like the Fourth OF July with
ont the bunting ard powder, or van
ity fair, so far as pleasure and cur'osl-
tv seekers are concerned. If our Bran :
d1 wine Summit camp meeting triends
would expect return of the haicyoh
days of old camp-meeting times, they
must prevent their camp from oelHe
turned into a mart for making moLey
and better order must be preserved.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

The following described Real Estate, viz:
All the two undivided one-scventh pnrt Of Il
tract Gf land situate in pencader Hundred,
New Castle county and state Of Delaware,
bounded and described AS follows, to sit:
No. L. sounded on the west by the public
rosd leading from Newark to Elkton, on the
u0rth hy lands OF And, ev Kerr and lands of
Is,hc Murrn. and Others containing ore hun
dred and siXty-three acres Of land. III 1re or
less. with q two story frame and brick house,
Laru and 8thor out buildings thereon erected.
Mo-. Situated 10 .encaje- hundred, New
Ga ;,ie County and state of Delaware sound
ed ard deSe ribed rs follows, ~ wit On the
north by ths puDlc road leading from Dgle-
town 10 Chestnut Hill, on the east 10y lands
of Robert Morrison, George .lohnsOn and
Others, containing one hundred and tiXty
acres Of iard. more or less. with a two-story
frame house nd barn thereon erected.
Seized ami taken in execution IS the prop
erty OF Jonathan B. N,GGopaGghCy, and to be
sold by
PEILlP 4. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHEeFFr' uF@IuH, Wilmington, Del. .iGly
2S, A. =, 1851. au2t
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

IT WOULD seem somehow as IL there
was divine protection thrown around
camp-meetings, when such terrific storms
as took l,lare last Saturday at Brandy
wine Surnmit on Saturday last, could
spend its force and fury uprooting and
blowing trees across tents Inhabited
and blown down tents without injuring
lcsirg soul.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
NYOT.CETJ BUILDERS.

Plans nd specifications for school house
to be erected III Icnih and Spruce streets, N
this CITY, caa be found at tnd office Of r. K
Carsweii, Architeut, S Xth and ship ey SITS
Bid. must be handed to the Chairman of the
Committee Oh or telole SATURDAY, the
Goth inst, at = O'Clock, p. In. Security nus'
be given for the faithful. performance OF .ht
contract. a. II. tfhl NJ II ",
augl3 Ut Chairman Building Committee.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
Trousers.

Not often does it happen
in trade that when demand
is strongest supply is readiest
and prices lowest.
Now, W h G n everybody
wants trousers (hot weather
is hard on trousers,) we
have them by the thousand
at s. 50 up, and such trou-
sers as ordinarily cost near
ly' or quite double mar
settles, or all-wool cassimt re.
Keep nothing that you
don't value at more than its
cost
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
YJNIIE MISSES HERE'S II
FRENCH AND ENGLlSx i l.

Boarding and day stuooi for youLg ladies
and chilureu, s12 WET STKEtT, WHINING
TON, DEL. Thorough instln tion will he given
in kngilsh branches and Latin and modern
languages. husic, ihnclng, IraHing ana
Painting will be taught by competent teach
era and ciasse, for conversation III the french
language will be held three times weeK.
The school viii open septtLnber H. aull--in
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

The following desert bed real estate, viz:
All that tract Of land situated in Backhird
i}uudred, New Castle couity, Delaware,
Bounded and described as fIllons. to wit
Bounded by the State hoad leading from
Bakbird to Smyrna. by land of Elizabeth
Barrett, by land Of John G. Patterson, by
land form. erly Of Samuel r. Norren, lind of
the heirs Cf Rachel l. Iruax, decd, and land
of David Keen and land Vt Jacob hin, con.
tanning two hundred and tlUr'r acres OF land
more or less. with a lram6 dwelling house,
carriage house and stable, al 80 small tenant
hOnse thereon erected.
Seized and taken in executi VI as the prop
erty Of " iliiam l.. keyI olds, md to he sold
by PHILIP H. CLA 6h, Sherih.
SHERIFF's OFFICE. Wilmington, Del, July
rs, A. d., 1881. auyl
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

lsukRIFF'S SALk-sy virtue OF a writ OF
- Ennditiohi Ex. enas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale, at the Washington
Hotel kept by James A. Wilson, in the town
Of Newark, in White Clay Creek Hundred,
New Castle county, Del, on
ThUl!SDAY, the 18th day Of August, 1881,
at O'Clock, p. m,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

sHLRIFI"S SALE---By virtue OF a writ.at
- Fen4it.oni kHponH, to me Greeted. VIII
be exposed to pablo slle, ut the hotel Of
Tbonas j.. Ca-y. at townsend. in Appoquin~
mink HnnoreG, View Castle county, Della
ware, on
TUESDAY, the Is.b day Of AUGUST, 1881,
a, 80 O'Clock, p. H.,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
NOTICrB.
PROPOSALS -,on--
REATING THE CITY HALL.
WlLMiNGroY, DAL., Aug. Is, 1881.

I
WlLMlNaroN, DBL, Aug. Is, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be,eceived in the box
In the City Council Chamber, until 7SO
O'Clock, p. m, FRIDAY, Aug. ", fvr tearing
out tae old furnace and erecting TWO new not
air furnaces In the City Hal, Wilmington,
Delaware.
Specifications er the work can be seen and
further Information be had upon application
TO the CLERK or bailitl Of City Council. A bond
with security In the sun Of two hundred dol.
lars must accompany each proposal for tho
good f.,th Of the bidder, and the person or
persons to whom the contract may be award.
ed must give boLd. with security, in the
sum of four hundred dollars for the faithful
perso -mance OF the contract.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all b,ds. All bids mast be properly
signed, sealed and embossed "'roroSals fol
Heating tn CITY man, and directed to
!. ii iAYl,OR.
Chairman Pubic Bui ding committee.
Blank forms tor bids can be obtained Of the
C!ers OF Coancn. augl3 u
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
COLLEGE.

NELA WAKE CUILEEE.
The next term VIII begin September !, 1881.
Tbare arc three coursee Of study, any. ono OF
which may be selec cd, VIZ: The classical,
the agricultural and Scientific ard Literary;
or special braachss Of stuly may be taken II
desired. B0th sexes "A = admitted to the class
rooms, ana young la lies can oHttn board IN
the town. I he Necessary expenses are exceed
ingly mo crate For cataio1uvs and o,her
inf. rmation, address
W. IL. Pt'RN ELL, LII D.,
auxl-tsep7 newark, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

CSHERIrfr > SALE.--iSy virtue OF writ Of
- LeyAr! facias to me directed, Will be eI
pOsed to public sale, at the hotel OF Thomas
L. Carty, at Townsend, in Appo9niIimink
hundred, New Castle county, Del, on
TUESDAY, the 10th day of AUGUST, 1851,
$50 o'clock, p. ln.,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that tract or pa-cel of land aud tenement
situated in Blackbird Hundred, New Castle
county, end State of Delaware, and bounded
as follows, to wit: Bcginnipy at a stake IN
the northwest branch of Duck Greek,
under the centre OF bridge in The
public road leading from Blackbird to
Charlottesville, and running thence With
said read south seventy and one-halt de-
grees, easa eighty y-two perches TO stone In
the said road a corner for these premises and
land OF John Atherly, thence with his land
south nineteen and II half degrees west thir-
teen perChes to q stone, thence norm sixty
seven degree west N Ttecn and eixhttentha
perches 10 stone, thence south twen'ythree
and enc quarter degrees west severity i've
an six-tenths perches to sweet gum sap
ling, thence north sixty.siX degrees and fifty
minutes wsst eighty niue anu tWo-tenths
perches to stone, tht ncc north tourseon and
q hale degrees east forty one ard twotenths
eral courses thereof to the place of beginning,
containing forty seven and one-half acres Of
land, be the same more or less
Seized and taken in execution As the prop
erty al James Daley surviving mortYhKorof
James DaleyD and Priscilla Il. Daley, his
wife, and to be sold by
PHr.iP Il. CLARK. Sheriff
SHDRIFF's OPPioE, Wilmington, Del. July
2a, A. d. 1881. augl
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
TOTICE-DlVIDEND. F.,

ORR II WILMi NaToN COAL GAS Co,
Wilmington, Tel, Aug. !, 1881.
The Directors of the Wilmington toal Gas
Company have this day dcMared DIVIDEND
Of three collars per shnro for the past SIX
months payable on demaGd.
WILLIAM 7. TAYLOR, Treasurer,
aug2lO no 800 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

tbet. Market and king,)
On and after the lst day Of July, 1881, be-
tween the hours of s ard Il O'Clock In the
morning and and . In the afternoon, for the
purpose of receiving taxes.
On all taxes paid daring tho month of July
there will be deduction Of cents on every
dollar, o ID I'll taxes paid on and after the
first day of Ausuat, mp to and including the
tirst Tuesday of September shall be payable
without deduction as aforesaid, and all
taxes unpaid on the next day after the first
Tuesday Of ofs'p,ember shall be Increased by By
the addition OF five per centum on the amount
thereof EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver OF tha Northern lisiric.,
(lncludiDg all north OF Sixth street. J
DENNIS h n NE,
eeccivor Of the southern District,
ty7-b3t lnc!uding all soutn Of sixth ntreet. J
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15
xyyEsI.LYAN rEMALE UuALEGE.

Increase of boaJiers 100 per cent. within
three years. Two degrees c.n'oered, or select
courses. Buildings iarpe. modern conveni'
ences Beautiful, accessible city. +5th year
begins Sept S, 1881 tor cistat0s lies address
Rev. J. NJ. WlLLiAidr, Il. A.. Pres't,
jy9-2nos wilmington, el.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

NOllCE. "A MEE'lN'a OF lHE
~ Stockholders Of m " WGrsiiIgnen's Loan
q ssociation Will be neld OH TUESDAY even
ing next, August 3 when the final report re-
lative to lie maturing aud CLOSING ~ OF the
first series viii De prcaenteu.
auy45L GEJ. G. MARlS, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-15

NyO1ICE.-ALI. PERSONS, STORE
~ keeIert and merchants, are positively
forbidd 10 trust any ono for anything with
out wrltton order sighed by the INN, as We
Will pay no bills that prc otherwise contract
ed. GEO. W. VERNuN & SONS.