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Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Another Error Of ZEN Votes.

In the tabulAted publication of the
election returns Of New Castle county
the REPUBLICAN did William II. Mon
ey, Republican candidate for the Levy
Court, an uniRtentional injustice and
made him run seven votes behind his
ticket in his own Blackbird Hundred,
instead Of three ahead. A typograph.
ical blunder made us give his vote as
11O when it should have been 100. The
other Levy Court candidates received
III votes each.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
ChRImers1 Contest.

General Chalmers has petitioned toI
a mandamus to compel the counting Of
the votes Of Tate county, in the Second
Coz gressional District of Mississippi,
cast for him, which we're thrown out
on techLicality. He alleges that the
retUrns were concealed to prevent any
errors from being corrected during the
ten days allowed by law for making re-
turns" ana that "the clerical error as
to j. r. 'Chambliss' would have been
promptly corrected If the returns had
not been fraudulently concealed" The
Commissioners of Election Of Tate
county have sent an amended return
Showing that the votes were cast for
j r. Chalmers, and not for j. 4.
Chambliss,"
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
To WATER PrNrGpS

NOE
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
DILL or FARE AT lOs EAST sIxTE

Dill. OF FARE AT lO3 EAST SIXTH
ID street fer Thar ksg Wing. Seedless cher
res pluaells, California eVapCratad black
berries hucRlcb rries, california plums,
French p,unes, tqal or ted cache, evapOr.
ated apple Swiss "pples, new citron, new
lemon eel new orange peel, Sultsua raisons,
new seediees raisiOn 4 ondon layers, new figs,
new currants, sweet cider, new oron; New
Orlta ans mo asses, fine mihce meat. We find
the fruit and have our mincemeat made to
order, it is fine give 1t trial; excellent Ct
flour IL makes whit bread but our Shamrock
takes the lead. We sold / barrels of Sham
rock last mO3th, although We have I3 other
brands OF fl rur the Shamrock lea g off. 1t
will pay you tos s'e the sugar 0ptned to day;
Our COfie' and tea takes uowp Wilmington;
our cOfies Is cleared in the roasting. Cometo
1O3 Fl. sixth street and see :fyou cont get the
worth Of your dollar from L n. " Err.
now, cts
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
LOW RRACaR

and good goods are what Mullin & Son,
Sixth and Market, harp on and they
can do it; they make good profit on
their buying; they are constantly on
the lookout for bargains.
They opal new lot Of overooats to.
day bought at reduction, all of which
they give their customers the benefit.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
DO not FOFRee

to take that old picture to 3O2 Market
Steeet and have 1t copied before 1t
fades all out. Sutterley can enlarge
them to any size and he can mako you
q fine crayon off Of it. Ifyou want one
cali and see Sutterley No. 302 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
FOR SALE.

1rA GOOD FARM. T u +
b sALsSoiJ ~ lanes Springer, deceased ,
rOIerty o. aTad New CAstls CouDty,
hi ,fsek ha.stHHI a,nsHInx from the LIN pestone
1sss'sS.95'l,. l.vsn NH .s. SSH''IRlRS BaISlnaS KS
divided ~ Id'C Crdsr, One half Of the pur.
/ snd 10 gOCIn gSsn remain IA the property II
1 nsnsy SrT snrtner particulars apply TO
|sd, IoT i sPRiNGER, near Hook.
lSTEPhEsiR RT 4, BRACKIN, near New
4 or RObs"" Shakespeare now living on
Mr. Ja,nib y, SboW tho properly to anyone
pi@ v WV u inSU Inspect the same. nls-l d-9nW
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

-CHFAP, ONE SECOND
b SAIL, ,To - he horse Tread power, in
hN % Sullt by Watson, Carlise q
Srtei, ,.oDSale. ia. Apply TO A H..
q q AvT1SSCo "a CO, 5. r. q r. o. Second
lDWAh !,rests wilmington Delaware.
DfRngs s"" nO11-Atd& tw
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
I'D TH FNT t38 NORTH FOURTH
DAIs AA1IAA4h STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, IA,

Guarantees to cure altO by letter without
fail, JT any bad results, all private Diseases
! Of both se Tes, acute cases in or S days, by q
new method, also Rupture etters in general
no mater OF how long stanainI LOSS Of
Manhood, Effects Of Youthful Imprudonce,
Falling out Of Hair etc. Ia pewJrm removed
In 2 hours by my OVID remed, which is the
mildest treatment yet discovered.
DIR. THEkL has IS years Nedicsl exoeri'
encs Also, he is the only physctLH in tho
City of Philadeiphil who has made his spec.
ialty in Europe unier the le!diag professors.
Ot1ce no lr5!--e a. No. to 4 p. m, and from 9
to 81 p. pl. Sunday, ga. N. to 2 p. m sep19-1y
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER OrH, 1882.


Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tions, 6s65, Toe, 1887 A. M; ESQ, q, 13), 9.6I
p. M.
Philadelphia (express). 2. 22s, $50. NO
S.l6, y, 80, 95S, ll.63 =. =; l2.1;, 400, SIT
60, 6.3S, T.7o p. M.
New Yo'k, = 90. 2.23 ESQ, S.5S, 9.5s, Tl.6G
A. M; *I9 .3S, 1853, 2sO, SIT, 6.3S, 1925 P. M
Baltimore and intermediate stations, LOS
9l7. 10 90 A. M and GOD P. M.
Baltimore anil Bay Line, 81 =, Al.
baltimore and v ashingtOn, / ~, 4. 81, sos,
9l7 A. NJ; l 90 "A 90, 5 OF, G.67, n04 z. NJ
Baltimore only, lO6, 1000 A. NJ; 1928 and
p M.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Uastle, 800, Q. 10 A. M; LOO, 800, a2t
I'M.
Harrington and intermediate statISns, 9. 10
A NJ; Loo, 6.26 p. M.
DoImar and intermediate stations, O10 A.
NJ; LOS P. M.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

s.,EoR ExJHANgE "A FIRST
4 SAnm .ruotry st nc property 10 { hes
tlsss TS" TpSS"nnsylvania. No. 1 Aeighhor.
Ru9sy 9syna large business. VIII
% do,6s ~ Olty property. For full descrip::
|Dgsittn ,, ~ III II, PENNINGTON, Eighth and
" pN wilmington, lei. oozo-oNeod
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

MAAt 1,, -----------------
MaaN, WOMAN CIR CHILD NEED
'Sasr Tiswlth with Impure Blood, Liver Com
h. sSSBbepSl&, Nsue, Uhilis or Fever,
RsonnsE M nEeem Herb RIGt0rs. For
PPnttOn, lei. ~0' ntt oca1Ss = sst0e''
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

1rCHLAP-s NEW SLVtN
SRSALIs sonsss Hms substantially built with
IfoOu Cd np"SOT pI"mUIoyeneots. Also q three
\ modern :" North EIst cor. 9TH and
brick nOS'> would make . god lcoa-
bArd susos e's Terms to suit purchasers.
b. pasInSssS, VI ~ q, 4. Lslly. 0OA Market st;
10 Thon" no1Sti
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
DUBLIC SALE. OF REAL ESTATE
AND tERSDN n I, pRnpERTV

WIN be sold at Public Sale on Tuesday, No.
yember 20, 1881, very Desirable Small
Farm In Pennsbury Township Chester Co.,
Pa, near Village OF FairvilIe, one mile ffc m
rairville station on the II. q. X. H., ~ miles
from Chadd's FORD station on w. q N RR.
containing about IS acres OF FIRST quality
lapd. The Improvements consist Of dOubl
decker stone Barn, In good condition, with
corDeribs and graineries attached etc, A
a Modern Frame house containing an
kW light good rooms with attic, also car. 80
mage house, zee h use, chicken and hog house.
1t Is divided into convenient fields wOli
fenced and in high state of cultivation.
Harry q. Way now living on the premises,
Will show the property to any one deSirOus Of
Also, at tho same tina and place, l will
sell the Personal Property consisting Of Two
Nv ood farm Horses, seven f1ne ES:R@
SDairy CoNs, 4 Pige and 49,
CnlcAe,s. Farming Utensils Consist I1x u
two horse wagon, milk wagon, trotting
wagon, carriage, hay boz horse ctrt, moving
machine, horse axe, twin harrow cuItiyA-
tors, ploW, sets Of pl W haTneSg, 2sets wa.
gon harness, and other farming utensils.
Hay and str WY the tor, cornfOdder by
the uDdle, ,orn by the bu he'll Ten acres OF
wheat In the grcuhd, lois + posts and rails,
Household and Kitchen Furnlture. @ ind itions
which are easy will bs mad known on day
of sale. Sale at II O'Clock. Real Estate to
bo sod first. ], q. Robinson Auctioneer,
nOvlS.- -td<w JUSEPH J MARTIN,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

RsaE 10 REAL ESTATE O WNER
All All persons who sell or ira nsfer real
M iIS ~, 10 not wish TO pay tue taxes Of
atSul tSe 20 the untersiR ned by leav. ny
SsleOi u y" az our ofhco, that we may as
ne %the poi er owners.
FM, KANl, sSiSv s,itu = ioSas VI
n w. No ~ Fast Sixth at. between Mar.
N ~ mug SIS. Hours 8 q. m, to IL m.
NN~Hu 70 Sp. IN. novl7.12t
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

,S,1EBY EXEOpTOrS-DWELL
Sans s,".s late Of Eli Wilson, decd, No.
ns tInoton IySI street, Wilmington Terms
SuII .nnIS IA d. NIELDJ, Attorney for
hpESa Market st. RuT2.eod II
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
TRUNKS AVID TRAVELLING BAGS.
M EAT STORE.

MI anS H,1 HSSS H @ ZIG @Sccap.ou ~ IeoSsS SceS.
"Delaware Market" has opened with first.
class me ats Of all kinds. Tno citiSens general
ly are invited TO call. Prices moderate, and
! satisfaction guaranteed. Baskets delivered
, to any part Of the city without additional
change ALBERT R1CKARDS0 Y. au6-n
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

IT, WATER RENTERS.
Itsaso pstsons who have sold property during
s0ou' year must give notiCa OF such
ti'o no registrar at the Off 20 OF The
leFaumeDt beforr the Evth day of
notr, 1857 otherwise they will be held
w 0I sGe water rent for the next year.
S@ratlon made IN any bill after the
sA'o Will DO 1T the option Of the beg.
t.,o ]. A. b IND.
w" Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Far TRlmmlmgs

and ornaments in all styles. N. d.
Riley, 2e8 King street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
OTlCEs.
Au.IOKDANC.

kSw AUSIORDANCE
4OV with the following resO luliOu,
NSed Of the OIty cornell OF Whining
hasOLVED, That the Mayor be au thor.
oh7r . reward 1880 f1r the arres' and
llon q any Of tas persons VINO were
q 10 the riOtOuS and disOrd con-
Fnlch s'ri0u:lY disturbed the public
saa endangered the lives Of many citi-
= IAe western pat Of the city on Tues
EGVen0er 7bi' |, Mayor Ui Whining
'el', hereby offer the reward mention cd
: tde resolution.
JOAN T. WALES, Mayor.
'lSt'n, DEL, November 10, 1887. n1l.t
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

s,IE-DWELLTNG HOUSE AT
n HGEs,hi ngton street; II rooms with
vJ .,,"ssI Apply to J. AUdDSlU
.ItsITIY 90 hlarket 81. nol3-lmt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
TOR. SHINES

~
VEGETABLELVERP PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,
MANKIND's FAVORITE PILLS
The most famous liver met1clne on earth.
No Gripping, Sickness or Weakness attend
their operation. hey o not leave the bowels
costive. they one and strengthen the Liver,
and act on the kidneys, stomach and skin,
curing Itxer compl iLt sick headache, Reu-
ralgia, ~ ousness, pain In the sides or b tex,
pains In the bowels, kidneys or bladder etc.
Very valuable in dyspepsia, malaTial fever or
dumb ague, chillS and lever, general weak
ness, loss OF appetite, etc. They are splendid
for weakly females as an ass slant to keep the
system he IlLhy. They are endorsed and re-
oommendt by thou sands as the incest pur.
gatiVe and splendid liver mediciGe. elegant.
iy sugar 60 4ted, rs cents; family boxes, in
one, s.. sent by mail. Sold by leading deal
era In medicines. Main depot Fourth and
King streets wilmington, Eel, and 602 Arch
street. PHILADELPHIA nOv22.tt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
sESI HORSES

SBsBSI HORSES Tar
II, IN hand at the stables Of X. M,
4 In,'f on french street eelsW Second, SSI,i 2 lot
and md driving horses mStH-A
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

IDUBLIO SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
l. Public Sale, on Friday, Nov. ~, 1882,
at 1879 O'Clock, q. m, on the premises, elb
West Fourth st, One parlor suite, pieces s,
covered with plush, , suiteS marble top wal.
not furIiture; / marble top cottage suite. ]
walnut bsds' cad, wardrobe, parlor stove,
Victor Cork, No 7, marble-toy able, j
piano, Peterson n Webs make, hat rack, !
room chairs, challp nge roftisera or, 90
yards brussels carpets, o. yarus II grain car.
pets, 70 yards stair carpets, sets # stair
rods 2sets o. wire sIr,nRP, spring oilcloth
shades, an office table end chair, lounge and
chair, i small churn, tubs, buckets and Of her
Kitchen fur ilurG, tCo numerous to mentil n.
Terms at sale. JOS. h. MARTIN.
l.. W. STIDHAM Il Son. Eust's. nOy2 st
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
SUNDAY TRAINS

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
$40 A. M; IL noon: $50, T30, 965 p. M.
Philadelphia and New Y York, 90, 2.28 A
NJ; SIT, 63S, T26 P. M.
Baltimore aud Washin <ton, L42, 4.6l, 8 06,
0.17 A. M; 1I0A r. M. Baltimore, LOS A. NJ
For further Information passengers are re-
ferred to the timetables posted at ne station
Trains marked thus ~ are limited ex.
pre- IS, upon wht,h extra fare is charged.
CHAS. L. PUGH, J. Il. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent :
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
GRATITUDE.
DENVER, Cor. .Aug. 29. 1889.

DENVER, COL, Aug. 20, 1882.
GENTS-I cannot find words " ith
which to express my gratitude to
you for the cure your Swift's Spe-
Citic has Effected Ia my case. / was
afflicted with the horrible blood dis
ease for 3 years, and after spending
some time at the Hot Springs, con-
sldered my case hopeless one. /
used only one dozen small bottles
of S. 8. s., and there is not q sign
OF the disease remaining. Ny sores
are all healed, my throat ia entirely
= f S3':. I'll IL :&sY 5;;;;s;' si::s:: 81:
a drug clark, l have seen 10 many
hundreds of men dOsed with Gallo
mel, Iodide of Merclry and Iodide
of Potash, until they were made
complete wrecks, that l shudder to
think Of the misery which has been
brought on the human family by
the use of Mercurials tor Blood Dis
eases. 1t is crying shame that
physicians will not acknowledge
the merit of your GRAND Blood
Medicine. Use my name as you
wish. / refer you to my present
employers, or to Messrs. Collins
Bros, St Louis. J. III. RAIF,
Broadway Pharmacy, Denver. Col.
II you doubt como to see Us, and we will
JURf YOU, or charGe nothing Write for
PARTICULARS and copy Of the little book
Message to the Unfortunate Suffering. u
Ask any druggist as to our standing.
1871 900 REWARD will be paid Ia
ny Chemist who will find, on analysis OF 100
ottles Of 3, b.S., one particle Of Mercury,
odide OF Potassium, or any Mineral sub.
tance. SWIFT SPEClFIO 90, ProprietOrs
atlanta, Ga.
Price of Small Size, 81 %
Large Size, I56
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

AiUM NY, = EN- PLOYERS WANTING
|ept Rp.n y should 20 to hENKEL'S EN-
3 tor 'Ssu Nv az 400 W. Front street No
wi obtaining all kinds Of labor
oc10-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

DAUEATTC oDtat ned and all business In
[ EN L \ the u. ;. Patent office, or
the court attended to for modern fees.
When mo el or drawing is sent we advise
as to patenJability free Of cnSrge; and We
make no Oh arge unless we obtain patent.
We refer, here, to the Post Master the
Supt OF the Money rider Div, and to 90
clals Of the us. Patent Once. For circulGr
advice, terms and reference to actual ClieE
in your own State or coutny, address
q, A. SNOW & CO..
Opposite Patent Once, Washington, DC.
Mention this paper nOvI4eod-t
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

4 c,IE IOR EXCHANGE. - A
~ S1 ann for town p, optrIy. Inquire
l w Money, No. Tot West Third street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
DR1vAT%s SAIL ora BkANOYWlNE
EAlM - 49,

i FARN
I'll acres OF land lying en- tbs Brandywln6
Line. This IL ore OF the best farms on the
Brandyai Inc for either daryin or grazing,
ing, situated on the Wilmington and North.
ern X. h., . miles north OF - flmingtOn and
from Chadd's Ford. Hranogue Station is on
the place where good bu ines can be done,
MIX is shipped to Philadelphia tram the pa
tTon. The buildings consist of q tn GO story
ttone mansion, lalge dOub . dicEer barn vita
over r.shoot and shedding, both being Watered
from syph0n ic IN n never falling spring,
wagon house, tenant house, stone carriage
aud spring house, we'll timb0red and watered
and is in high state Of cultivation, near
mills, schools chur' hes and daily mall at
station. For further iniorma alton call on or
address /. Il. PALMER,
0c&Atw-ltd Beaver Valley, Del
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
fTlCE.

ltvn.ey's l,tSa.e Sure Cure for Dyspepsia.
\ "a AZ no. Su9 nervous complain Q, can be
i,I%. ~S NO. 10 East Fourth street,
3. N. sMELTZ, Agent.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22

s Lnor - II E WORkfNGM EMS
tbs TSn ~. Association is now issuipR new
btsSt E ~ Sgsyment dne Thursday next.
dEURGEU MAhIS. no2 al
Daily Republican., 1882-11-22
Ready fer Instant Use anG. zpn,sdrnnsLr oknnt
FOR LADIES'.
SOLD BY

Ball Il Co., !. Bradford, 9 E. 9rd st.; Capelle
& Bro, and all paint dealers or Druggists
N, Y. Chemical M'1'g. o., N. Y.
novI3-lmeod circular free
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

tain should have risen the manager receiv.
ed a note that ran thus 81 cannot play in
your shebang tonight" and Mr.. Sheridan
has not come to time since. Mr.. ;. is
little Inclined to he oS,hetic, bat not like
Oscar Wilde who loves the sun.nower and
tahe clla-lily.
This is likely to be dry season for the
San Joaquin valley. and there will probably
be but half as much grain produced this
year as last ANON
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-25

read. In the first, which was written before the
shooting. he said he compelled Co commit q
crime against the "honted aristocracy" because Of
insutficirucy of relief offered him In second
letter. written after his Efrcsi he said hts only OBJ
jcct was e. cause public alarm and get his pccun.
iaty grievances redrcSscd.
The police have asccrtaned that Mclean WAS
formerly in the Wells Lunatic Asylum, aud was
only discharged in September last.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-03

SECRETARY FoloFR is criticised in some
quarters for diminishing the surplus in the
Treasury by calling bonds rapidly. While
it is unfair by keeping mp taxes to make this
generation pay the whole cost Of the Civil
War which saved the Union, undoubtedly
the best disposition to be made Of the pres
ent huge surplus while it exists is to put it
in circulation by calling bonds. To lock It
mp in the Treasury vaults while paying in
terest to few bondholders, whose capital
ought TO I've at work developing the resources
Of the country, was one OF the sins of the
recent administration OF the Treasury. Mr..
Folger is undoubtedly taking the best course
until Congress acts in tho matter. The
Treasury balance has for years been too
large 10y from fifty to q hundred millions.
The United States is not like a banker,w whose
solyency depends upon the amount of ready
money kept on hand.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-03
TAXATION AND IMPROVEMENTS


AS the time approaches when the Commits
sioners must present and Congress must act
upon the schedule for street improvements to
be made under the appropriations for the
ensuing year, it becomes our duty to point
out the 1agrant injustice which East and
south Washington have for years suffered in
being taxed TO improve the northwestern
quarter of the city. The facts and figures
showing that great wrong has been done
in the unequal apportionment of the money
derived from taxation-a wrong made still
greater 10y the high assessment of stagnant
or depreciating property in those sections,
and the low assessment of the improving
property, where all the money is spent-were
clearly and ably set forth in a communication
printed on our local page last week. This
long standing grievance has been the sub
jeet of constant complaint in past years, but
without avail. If the entire appropriations
for several years to come were to be ex-
pended in the sections which have suffered
such cruel injustice the reparation would
only be partial. The very least which the
Commissioners can honestly recommend or
Congress enact is that the greater part of
the improvements for the next season shall
be made in these hitherto unfavored sections.
Property owners in East and South Wash
ington-and by East Washington we here
mean that part of the city east of Sixth
street-need, however, to be reminded that
the end which they desire cannot be brought
about by simple grumbling An organization
must be effected-not composed of the noisy
and irresponsible charlatans whose advocacy
does any cause nothing but harm, but of the
most substantial and respected citizens-and
capable committee should be appointed to
endeavor to secure an equitable schedule
from the Commissioners, or, failing in that,
which is most probable, such an amendment
of it in the District Committees of Congress as
could most probably be obtained upon so in
contestable case were it presented in time
and argued with clearness and ability. 1t is
due in part to the neglect of this obvious
means of securing redress that the expendi-
lures for street improvements have hitherto
been so unjustly distributed.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-03

TIE practical politician " has retreated
to his last entrenchment ON the question of
Civil Service Reform. lie believes now in
tenure of office during good behavior, since
the stunning lesson he had last month, but
1t must be permane mt for only four, or only
seven years. or so. Then there must be " a
new deal" Out of this entrenchment
also lie must be beaten, or all the good effect
Of the reform W i'll be nullifed. The average
tenure Of clerkships no W, when there is no
change of party, is probably at least four to
seven years. The proposed of reform"
politicians of the Foster stamp would really
leave us that much worse of by providing
that every clerk shall be turned out at
certain intervals aud raw men put in their
places. But, say the i osters and Curtins,
the good clerks will be resppointed, II
that is the case, why turn them
out at all' As TO getting rid of the
bad clerks, that ought to be done at once,
not at the end Of stated periods OF four OF
seven years. The only real reason the
"praoiical politicians can give for this
~S9"'N hSASAAo Va iVHi J'8' VI hSESH7 gSAi-
clerkships is their desire to hold on to the
principle Of spoils while pretending to give
it up. Such short tenure would perpetuste
the present evil of deterring the best men
from entering the public service, while it
would teach weak and eorruptible ones to
feather their nests while they had the chance.
This insidious compromise must be strongly
opposed by all friends OF purer politics and a
better civil service, in and out of Congress.