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Daily Republican., 1881-08-26

LlEuTESANT FLtrrEE OF the army,
and stationed on service out in the ter.
ritories. is the only coloIed man that
has successfully graduated at WeSt
Point, and now the word comes that Ii,
has been accused of theft in robbing the
government. 1t is possible that the
lieutenant may be guilty Of the charge
but We doubt if he has made such bic
pulls or done it half so scientifically az
Captain HowGate, the disbursing officer
of the signal service department OF the
government, and we believe Howgate is
called a white man. However, we art
not defending Flipper, but would sug
gest that there is nothing more natura,
than that some Of his!associates who art
"down on the nigger," would devise j.;
scheme to get clear OF him, and perhap.
after all it would hardly be fair to re
gard Flipper as a guilty''man until he il
sried and found guilty. The publ,
should wait and hear Flipper's side o
the story.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26

THE FRENCH people have been prac
tlcing the Objectionable modes of hold
ing elections in this country, and hav'
already shown themselves to be adopts
il ballot box stutiing for so young Re
public. The reports that ballots were
dropped into the Urn without the full
name OF the candidate, or with his
full name but not reglstere smacks
very much Of Chalmers $ tactics in the
shoe string district of Mississippi, and
of the days of Tweedism in New York.
The French appear also to have already
learned to vote ballots with the name
of the candidate correct but with threats
against the opposing candidate written
on them and for this reason it is main
tanned they are void. BY such means
it is expected to count out Gambetta,
the leader of the Republicans who was
returned elected from two districts
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26

WORD COMES across the Atlantic
thai in many wheat growing sections
the crop If wheat is being destroyed by
the heavy aims that have fallen. The
rain is said to have rotted the wheat
and started it to grow on the stalk and
in the shock. This is the reverse of re-
ports in this country where we are hav.
ing short crops on account of the ex.
cessive drought. Between il dry weather
famin" at this end of the world prevent
lag the raising Of crop, and wei
weather at the other end destroying
what is raised, the prospect is gloom =
indeed.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26
In the Shadows Of Death .

The shadows of death without doubt
are crossing the portals of the White
House, and the death of the President
may be looked Tor any hour though ne
may linger on for two or three days.
Men as sick as he have recovered, but
the number il fe v, and if the Presi-
dent recoyers it will be looked upon as
more of miracle than the triumph OF
surgery and medicine. All human
means seemed to have failed to restore
him to people that more than honois
and respects him, but the Almighty
power that raised Lazarus from the
dead can restore the dying President
Uho is now lingering at the open poI-
tails of death While = whole ma
ton of freemen stop to drop a tear OF
sympathy at the bedside of the dying
President, tLey will not forget that they
are Americans and belong toa nation
whose stability is not dependent upon
the life or death OF ruler. When Pre-
sident Lincoln was assassinated, the
present dying President calmei a tur-
bulent gathering in New York, by seiz'
ing an American flag and coming to the
front Of the piazza Of the Fifth Avenue
hotel, commercial one Of the most elo-
quent speeches he ever made by saying,
"God regns aid the nation still lives.
The man who uttered these memorable
words is now the victim of the assassin
and though he like the lamented Lin.
coin is CONQUERED in his struggle for
lie the American nation will still live
and continue to prosper as before. The
people will engraye the memory OF
President Garfield on their heal tS--they
will perpetuate ii by inscrib'ng it upon
he brightest pages of our nations his
ory-they will raise for him mouu-
lents of enduring fame, but will press on
a the race OF lite not fearing a change
f rulers. May our worst fears in le-
ard to the Presidents life not be rea-
zed, and may he yet live is our sincere
isl.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26

A DESPATCH FROM the signal ser.
vice bureau says that storm is brew.
ing on the South Atlantic coast, the sea
having risen to an enormous height al
Cape Hatteras, since sunrise yesterday.
Cautionary signals, it is said, have beer
displayed along the North Carolina
coast, and everything is being done thai
can be to meet it. Storms on the ocear
are at all times to be dreaded, but il il
is to be nothing bat deluge of ralr
falling gradually for two or three days
we know of no time when such a storm
would be hailed with more delight and
pleasure in this vicinity than now.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26

TOME To 1903 EAST SIXTH STREET.
" we are selling excellent 81 oent flour,
and our 4 cent -four Ia white, but ,ust try our
shamrock, $3.50 per barrel. or W cents per h;
this is the best flour in Wilmington, l won't
except any other. We are headquarters for
good tea and coffee our sugars are coed ;
mess mackerel, In On cans 25 cts. Just think
cents per pound for mess macker, i. Gross &
Backwell's currant jelly in cut glass mugs,
u cents sweet oil. 10 cents bottle chow
c ow, 10 cents !; bottle sago 10 cents rice
-four, 10 cents: Ferrena, II cents per n !: all
those goods are fresh and Of first quality /;
rasons, 10 cents per n; sardines: 10 cents
ner can coffee cakes, 10 cents per n: soap. 2.
Sand CENTS, and fine oleine soap, cen's :
borax soap, & and Q cents per bar Come to
lO3 East Sixth street, Granger Store.
augN T. M. WIER,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26

WILLIAM HILL MOORE, a leading
undertaken of Philadelphia, has gone
to the shadows of the grave where hi
buried fifty thousand people before ht
went to keep them company. Mr.
Moore otiiciated at the funerals O.
Presidents John Quincy Adams, Harri.
son and Taylor, and also at that Of
Chief Justice Marshall.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26

" ceived fine lot Of canned goods p,o.
pared especially for excursion parties. Per.
sons going on excursions should lexamins oui
canned corned beef, condensed milk, ham,
oysters, peaches, sarlines, jelly and meats oi
al kinos. 1t Ia nonsense to prepare victuali
when you can buy them already prepared at
very low prices. We will also keep on hand
31<. 4 and a15c. per h.; 4 ns prunes, csc; 1 ts'
dried apples, 25c. 4 ms. peaches. 2bc. 4 M.
cherries, 26c. 2br0orls, Csc. 2 wash-boa rds,
Csc. Our flour at "a. 80 per barrel net cash We
guarantee or will refund the money and senc
after the -four. =. J. FORD,
mar23-eOd Front and Madison Streetp.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26

MhssRs. BARLOW, Wilson, Primrose
and West, open the amusement season
tonight at the Opera House, in m in.
strel concert. They will no doubt have
crowded house. Manager Baylis is
convinced that this is to be a livelv and
profitable season.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26

THE CROWN Prince and Princess of
Germany and their suite, made a visit
to Norris Castle, few days ago, and
their luggage weighed only eight tons.
This nearly equals the toggery of a
modern Camp Meeting belle.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26

LIZ VENNOR is to be credited, we may
look for the storm predicted by TIE
signal service bureau tomorrow and
Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26
LOCAL TIN 4 TABLE
CONNECTED APRIL 3, 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOB

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOB
Philadelphia, 2:9o, $50, 100, $40 800, ~ is
8:66, 1880, 1l:53 Il. H.; l2:l5, '12:AS, TVa
1880, 400, 6b2, o.&+, $40, $50, lo:N P: ~
Sundays, 2:20, $40, a. m; 500, 6.b2, 'A'
700 $3.50 1000 y. m.
Now York, 2:20. $50, 100, s56, ll:@ a; m
*I2:43. 2.OG, 8:44, 5.52 p In. suhdN''
l:5S, go q. M, ga p. NJ
Baltimore, 1851, PIP, 7:65, 1858 g. m; i%S' To-
sI:O4, 4:46, $50 p. IN. Sundays, lI'L
PIP, 1865 a. nj.
Washington, 12:5l, 2:l2, 1855, s:3s q. M E| s,S
1904, $50 p. m. sundays l-''I' T."
1864 N.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations; TO.'
8:35 m,. 1855, 4.4b y. m. The 40 w.
train stops at way stations only pelhvu1 t'H"
Pcrryyilte and Baltimore. sanaS!'
12:5l a. m. ~ IAN
Peryville and intermediate Station soy
m. Am n
New Castle, 900, SsS a. m; LOS, 800 u"
m. No Sunday trains. ,...,,,, qa,
Harrington and Intermediate stations, IN, y
q. m; los; $40 p. m No oun'a! t.,, u' a m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, so' :" ~''
LOB y. III. . -cma
Wilmington and Northern Railroad TX"
m.: 300, 800 p. m. Sunday traiilsc ts,n o''u N :.
Delaware Western Railroad, 7l5. lo:3" n,r D. n, n
b:a5 y. III. Sundays, 1920 a. H.; e'V r -
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philad elphia, l24s, 2:o4 7s2, 1888 sss sn g. 80 81
1900 H.; 1915, i2:45, .l:O2, 2;5O: 4N, = II Is
4:41, $40 6:l5, GAO, 500, go, lo:io' ~ tI ID
D. IN. Sundays, 1913, 2:04, 2.9. ''oA ''''''
q. m.: $50, lJ.45, 1l:l6p. IT. ..u
New York, 2:O4, 2:22 1861, s:33 a. m; .oI w a3
*l:O2, 441, $40 p. L.; Sundays 1'7
1862 n. N. .,o.n
Baltimore. 1853 2:14, $780,, 1l:se a. M; .lA 81.
200, SAC, ,6:3s, 9:Dp. m; Sunuays' i''''
q. M: $40. e:Ss. $50 y. M. u
Washington. 1853, 2:l4, ll:sb q. nl; ,',i tI M
200, e,s:asr. NJ; Sundays, l:e'' I'r'
$40, 6:38 p. IN.
Perryvile only. 9:0b a. m, ,- Kin GMl
New Castle, S:48, Q:35 a. M; l2:o'' oi''
p. III. No Sunday trains. amin
Delaware Railroad, S4s q. m.; '2;o'' 0V'r
III. No Sunday trains. oa,|
Wilmington and Northern ltal'roHu' .Ietns aIh
.. H.; j. .3b, $3.50 p. IN. SUNDAY "a'li'' oil.
Delaware Western Railroad. soo g. m,
D. m. Sundays, $40 o. m; 5:4o p "'
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA, Broad street depot, aEO aEO' s:@
8;l5, 1890, Hoo. 1l:45 M; l:aV; ,'aor o mi,
$50, 43O, 6lb, 6:46, $40, 800 s+S; loi a.1s lid;
Sundays, 7:05, $50 .. m.; '''' ''@''
p. Al. ,,v III
Phi, sdelphia, Market street station a1Gs ohty "a.
o. M: +l2.25 y. H.; Sundays ,.,..d
Figures .narkod thus ~ denote tno i'A
express trains
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26
NOTICES.
TAX-PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE

TyAX.PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE
CITY AND SCHOOL. TAXES FOR 1881.
The undersigned. receivers of taxes for the
City of Wilmington, will he at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
fbet Market and king)
On and after the lst day of July, 1881, be.
tween the hours of 8 and II O'Clock in the
morning and q and In the afternoon for the
purpose Of receiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month of July
there will be deduction of 5 cents on every
dollar, and I'll taxes paid on and after the
first day of August. up to and including tho
first Tuesday of September shall be payable
without deduction as aforesaid, and ali
taxes unpaid on the next day after the frs;
tuesday of September shall be increased by
tho addition of five per centuln on the amount
thereof EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Of the Northern district,
l1ncludng all north OF Sixth street. J
DENNIS KANE,
fece.vor Of the Southern District,
Iy7-a3t lnc!udng all south Of Sixth street J
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26
M NAL NOTICE.

"" "
To DELINQUENT CITY AND SCHOOL
TAA'AI ERS FUR 1880.
Notice is hereby given to all delinquents
who have not paid the City and S,hs lax
for the year 1850 that un4ess they call at our
office and pay their bi's b, fore the third day
Of September next their names with the
amount due attached. will be published in
the newspapers according TO law.
f. PROVOST,
VIM. kINE
Assessors and Collectors.
Office, Nc. 10 f Sixth street. Hours from
sto IL a. m, and 2 to and to Sp. III,
aux2i-5t
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26
FOR BUILDING.

IN II tIoh i<o FUN bUlLIlNf.
Proposals for building II single or double
houses on Rodney street, between Shallcross
and Lowering avenues. will be received until
Tuesday evening, August 10Th, at & O'Clock
Specifications and plans can be seen by call
ing upon either :. HEkSEl,
RErrBt ICAN Office or
5. d. BtERBRDW WEIR.
augG54t 7l5 West Ninth street,
Propos Is can be left with either.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26

DUUBLlC SALE
L -OY-
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRlNGLRS,
The subscriber viii sell at Public Sale, at
the Chadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware county,
Pa, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER sth, 1851,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26

THI' KENS AND EGGS. N. n. APPLE.
~ ton will have fresh dressed chickens on
his stall in the Third street Market, every
mo ning ard 'atnrday afternoon, at 4
o'clock. Also fresh butter and eggs auyl5-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26

al OClOcK, p m,
Forty Lancaster County Cows and fEixs
Springers. "A credit of 9 days will Hx
be given, No pos'poncnent on / ccOuNI o
weather. AMOS W. HOuSE
Il. W. STlDHAM 4 Son Auctrs auglg
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26
II. II. Il. WILSON.

PERSONS, STORE
~ keepers and merchants, arc positively
forbidden 10 trust any one for anything Will.
,ut written order signed by the firm, as we
will pay Ut bilis that ure otherwise contract
ed GEO. W. VERNON 4 SONS.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-26
PUBLIC SALES
lUBLIC SALE.

DUBLlC SALE.
l will sell at public sale, at Jacob B
Hyatt's Hotel. Newport, Delaware,
ON THl l'RSDAl. SEPT EN- BER list, 1881
at ! c clock, p. m,
Forty head Of hentucky Grade (KV1
Durham Cows, including + resh and 8H
and springers
These cows have been selected with care b.
myself and shipped direct from the West
and are the largest and finest lot of cows
have offered for sale. All persons wanting
winter cows, or cows for present use, will Dc
well to attend this sale, rs all the stock will
be sold. No postponement on account of the
weather.
IERMs.-A credit Of 30 days will be given
on all Sums over $50, or percent will be dc
Quoted off for cash.
JAMES WIDOW, JR.
l.. w. STlpHAM h Son, Auctrs aug20
, 1881-06-11

N0xTnBAl., JuA9 4.-Ju thc E'dttoF 0f Tho Cin.
,ctii,,sil1 Commercial: I'm glad 70 a0tlcu lhAt
light rulns baye fallel. IN yolir sertion Ut cult.
try, aild that tho condition " tho er,ps IL lui.
proy!lK Wy wll ssnctnecr t T., .M.t ~ sadtnS
lssl hc!d forth "1ry wealller.'' and ''col and
wet" for tho midsummer months. !
point that tho Mttcr part Ut June
and ,Hucl Ut July will Lu stornIy and wet. with
Altcrllattons tbrtefi VI very excessive hcat nllu
tIu99tG!egJ. August, IN the wholt, bids fulr. tt
10 pluxsant uIld tuSosAblu to agriculture. My
, 1881-06-11
CRIMINAL COURT.

Tho 1qancs, 4 L1rI, no,,,,,,r,o,, .o,o x,,o, ~.
timed beforc .1n,lco AntI,n,v y,,s,ar.,ov J % nv,
r1ents Of cnnnsr, Inn Munn onn,,ott Far
lha n,os.,,..ts'a ~" N'uuH opeHeo ~
NJ, flsents1'', f,,ns' anq spoke f1nr l.oltrs. 1Io
% fy ys at t Stess scssio a %as y @ III sss seaest
yaa Bren and Orls wii TN Ink Iie Ills nrn.
y III tic Interest If i'm .af,tst. a,ni Stnt,,,s,
E mi ,inmsh iS VII .,t stso ~. loi te pfosec9tloh.
a,r hst huso ..louEt LIME l3e case Wlll 1tacl uio
jgh%. hu.'tu let = !'i!e ,o1f ~ t!le attSrlous.
t;;[y. uncr s.ge, aid ru,rall.lci.
Henry Foster pleatleI g,Iiity 10 embczzle-
fntns, mil was Eiyc1l fiiirty tlnys in tin
Shool. '~'' '"Ae' s''''a '' s''' 4@eAo'"
Tholllas ,lc(;tll,c,,dt,v was m tr,ot FIR os.
"IaS jain "ihA |, iintetit to do bodily injury.
I'd w. tosl Was ;,a tsst! M tor e'nbezzlainent
s,sd verdict il, tic ,ri,,.. @ i Ii enmo u,st 4"r.
w. aIe Ie,'s ,f'sstlay that hc la tho ught bnforo
psiiness "aa tni,nKs wy, tnS nrssn,lt
lha, fnt ar.,. y, .,,st mti ,Me i'Fessn,
ID I'D ,ha Hna etoyoke warot wt,s,ls betwecn
S1sry 'ar cas9, nig,, %,s;o e Of tho "ta4 swoar"
s91e weeks nru II ,yua aurnob E,ot,vonp tho
h4tea attOrTt.r ma w mhto uGtWcgu ,v,.!a. ~.
oslhrt hr"T5 -, n.y. E,ha.ty. attorney Wl!lett
20 Of Tho ljtsn s,,n, ~ H., y" tne lnes.
70 hanis nf H.. sIn,, -. ~ !'Gs aeorHm9 lh
.ae ttatules ar, I iii; W. t'0 ~.!tihi Coist:
meney sb0uh NJ, ~, II Nv IT,. ns ~ "n9so wv
s.us thut ,h,,y H., paS as,tS shS n!aans Ateorney
nttet while S Sn,nras,tn s",!n cahH 70 H.
os..i, unai l!rneo tho Jts,luto wbtct lad ft, tha
{oanH1gy.a auens !Al.l tot.!ro llts!vo fIawes Tho
o .ns ru.a @ s rt Grsr yest9Sray %n .Sn W.h
l..% l %%9se s. Tho statc's Xttoruoy rid not Iect,
ts,"'stit M titon, n THO points .natis wero cssofaily
, of tic n,o,,,y ,cant,,, ns,; nG~ey6s ~ w SS =,
IT, iIs Sn' nut scu ih6 nnio,.nt iSyoiyc.l u Ut
III ,lbste b. to!n !nilars, tho quarrel ioos lot prou.
~ ''u'oas'
Tia o,. ITEMS.
tlsu sasc or Johnson II, Jordan, A11ag
~ j. II. Cinrk. ,voa Iaor,, ,"atorJ. ~,
eesntuz e.f,,ra I.'.,'. m"s h."'u ce.osu"S
tt' H. S.'o,o ~, -, 1nugo t'l6dgutt. Tic "Doc-
seat fnr tho urn,.a,,.t.,., .e ~ .,.'.'s.
aGuRh TIM ,'',,t p'sswHtloh ~. u eoheeWlon
faixs 1 sass alui tho Jury ret,lrne.l vrr,llct of
, 1881-06-11
UNITED STATES (,f)UNTY,

UNITED S'TATF.N C7lUWT9.
Tho Albums & Wcstluka Manufacturing
Company filed n biti yesterday uga!lst TIM
Wilson Packing Company, W..l. Wilson atnl
JotIn Wttshit, tn restrain thnm fruni Infringing
II m.tnnt far improvements III soldering pro-
cessH*. issuud stiy ~. INT, IN t3rDrEH M,f:hlrt
hn! Arthur tlHri1s. aill n,,t'tliur ttir Improved
!rnt'snrnR tools, lssicd to Art.ir Harris Aug
, 1881-06-11
TO.IlA9,9 CALL.

jEn0E DntjMAUHll~-tn otlnlnbGrs.
JUICE l}Luu1E1T-Cull of tho criminal cal
cnt1ar.
Jup0E GAHY--htntl1ns.
Jup0E sMtrls-icroulptory cnlI OF motions for
new trnI In term N,s J,li0, 3.IkE!, url 4niu.
fDplE MISUNDERSTANDING cali of mo-
tons fur new trIul III Nus. ,l61, 3G59, 3,0ul, nn
4,tG.
JUNE EJANEs1k-Eliv0rees.
Ju1'dE lttlNEuS-anbntlttctt cases.
JEnnE alnttAS-alHt(,ttt1.
JUDGE TuLEy--NU court.
, 1881-06-11
II, 1-sIxTEEN

oII Hronl,nt DF tho lmfufnnry md habtt.Inl
er!f'ty bl hrr hitshnlnl, bMvh, siIliar,
.'!i'tVt .tnIIlHatlI ErMIltr tfcryrn Of tllsOrrG
II, Ian" etthts lrI,ln JDAn ylMnts, III tho ground
III tlcSurtlut1. 7s - W. =
, 1881-06-11
XtelaEll.
tts,-U.

Wo huor great dual OF this wrongs 0f Ireland.
We now want tn hear suulQlhlnX Ut tho rxhts-
turbulent lnAlyiduals who keop UP the chronic
stalo OF shiudy.
, 1881-06-11

Iii Tic estate Of Cyrus u. Summons, tho will
was proven a,Ml admitted 10 prohate, ind Iet-
Tors tcs{otMntary werc fssllp.l to Cynthia Il.
Ehnf,Dlls. Tho ussilte Is valued ut nllnut $l5.Uk
tcstn1n.ntNry wcto Issncs tn ucrrltt i. VNnt!Gu.
hs!rW. Tho eAtutr Is valued ut itIHit <l,TSl.
rrt,ve anu nt,ittr Il, prnJntu W tustt,,,uity in
upon Cuurt, nMl by slGlIflslus.
, 1881-06-11
JUDGEMENTS,

SurEn1nn Cnunr-CoHrEAsIoSs-II Elder
va. Joseph 4. alli IiGEcn santer, zu75.ll.
JUpuE 1AtY-liuspnr French VS.. llcRnln Dry
fuss and Patrick Cunruy, sell; Joseph Fnhys Is.
joseph Icderer, vgr,lsct S4H!.:.. ntli nntton for
lew trlal: ". i. Stnilack ut al. va alIne, $ilhD;
Cnrh Ludwig ". unftea States I.tFu- Insurance.
Company Of New York. verdict Is W. IL. aud
motion for HOW trial,
, 1881-06-11

HlInatIne for 1sdl In IN G,tlrsf. t,f preparation, n1
will BIZ nut Ivy UGtHltT. tuilA trtlf,
EfESuT =, FENSGik
, 1881-06-11

!. III. X. Schaeter, Allegheny City, Pa, had
tho rl1rs'mat!su. tor .riullt yeurs, A single
bottle of st. Jucobs OIL cured lIlII.
, 1881-06-11
.ifIENI.S ll'1i4NI'EI).

IA q u.e!uf, sutatlo nDystlyf AIK Inunreuienlsi
!aIirs us arlts, WATSON ! fAhDYkE.d ID West
Hashtllttou ut. uI+L.lrs,
, 1881-06-11
UIi.sTEI)-.u<tLE ffELi,.

hcoIKEErEns. ULEHx7, es3.
TVASTEl'-SE SEVERAL. tNriiRitECt:D
w r tail rHtltH .tit lest of 1r.Ertrncos
yiIt"H ALplj IL y. j. SETFlSH Il Co., iuS Hnl ";
Ma.ttsutt-At - -
, 1881-06-11

TTUl. SALl:-tlIfiIfE EE>TM ENrS-
MH'lItf,s'-ss "ry '.I'h It.'' vim: y 1sr cent.
M!,.'Hhi, tl =: ra4it l'nrrp IututlIy, fLstL.
Hnit'uhst.. lIil.'; VERY d". nh. tIJJ ,,Ir ft,ut,
Madisnh.Ht. t+klI. !1IttUsr,t; tnpt.
ii, !, tIssH}jk y. jtj III SRilr.et.
, 1881-06-11

TI'U LET-l}EAl1riFlIL EXTENSION
l. ton Gnrri1Ec, ntly kind u pllntn, sitit-lur
tnp hugHy. us snnd Wng"H. nr btlslnRr" buggy. laH
suit y"a "Ilh aiIy kind tat ynM may mint. any hln'!
taAsolt. OF by the week ur muHth, rllpntA ii. {.
MAI.kElt .lI init vi Htntu-xt
, 1881-06-11
i'1t1E'NI'S.


ospludst ptyts tul.st aiuasl iur Iplat unuT, uad
Il. |uruGilY Il sstanshei " ,ntr9 3sa!s tsrflss,
~ Exu,Hlnu, nr .ttl luF uesertptTo ,ttEtular ~
I1tEIEN SAFETY lNuI.En tJMFAtt olGNs,
ii Cortland .sI Now iurk, sud 43 tsanklusk. Chs.
, 1881-06-11

COUNTRY R{E:IL ESTATE.
TOR SA ALE-cl1EAP-1N THE pNETTI-
a. est tnwu in suutl,gsn Illinois. ;0r.iintlbn 'tul
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psAFs, escrrrs lM'nces, !tNion hlnekhrret. ssraR;
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T1T.ANTEn-f}A AETENDEH AT SOUTH
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w yeas old. \, n. WILLARD. n South Canal.
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PRO E'f!4SSION1L,
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, 1881-06-11

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~ KnntIl!lsh-st: hmyS the A1est wnrargols aud
llu Dest tGtliEies III lG citY fur atnFIna furniture.
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hars 1ast ats,! nuns to ars,or an o'ii! g1tSa.
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, 1881-06-11

CAS1- % I,I' 'CLOIIIING.
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IA catt.Un ptulhinR. CARPETS, etc., calaDI w. fnuIt
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, 1881-06-11

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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-08-10

the bottom of the dollar column, and
when il is desired to transmit the full
amount Of the order these will be cut
out. No indication will be made OF
the sender or the intended receiver
A stub on which the amount and the
date will he the only record of the post.
Office authorities. The time of their
value is 10 he limited to three months
to prevent them from passing AS cur,
rcncy. Up TO that time they will be
caShed at any post office by whomso-
ever presented. They will be no safer
10 transmit than money but they will
perfectly, as it is believed, accomplish
the object Of enabling people to send
awkward sums without the inconveni.
euce of the signing and counterSigning
necessary 10 obtain and redeem a mon
cy order, and the great amount of cleri.
cal labor which these involve 10 the
department, The demand has been
very great for some such system, and
especially by persons whose business re.
quircs them 70 collect large numbers Of
small sums from people out of their
own place. 1t will be a boon TO news.
paper and magazine publishers and to
MANY of their advertisers. Stamps are
very unsatisfactory 10 sender and re-
cciver, and are worse in this country
than in England, where they are re-
deemable if not torn apart. The new
order, are to he protected from coun-
terfeiting bv fine lathe work and an of.
fetal stamp The punching will pre-
vent raising. They will be printed on
light note paper, which cannot be
easily detected in the envelope and re-
moved by a thief The lower denomin-
alton will probably be sold for two and
the higher for four cents. The proper
bill for their introduction will be intro
duced into the next Congress probably,
and perhaps in connection with one to
extend the old money-order to 500
and reduce the price. II is proposed
to charge from five to forty-fve cents
for such orders, as the amount increases
from s. to 500. Both changes will
be very gladly welcomed, and is be-
lieved will not tend TO increase the ex-
penses Of the department without bene-
fit TO its revenues.