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A .
No. II. Freisht q PasSg'r, Gel z. Il.
WEsT BOuNp.
Fxirs Freigbt & Passg'r. ..7.52 A. NJ
ia As! Freight s. Passepg lI.5S a. 81.
ho -. PASSENGER PA z. IL.
S1-2a.4l g Extra Daily.
!. y O. MOTION. AGErr.
"e'oa telEe No. q. A.F.sA. 81, ase.
'-e I'D fsitay u e@ch reoa;h.
The nsdioal Society OF this State will
900, 10 wheeling on Wednesday, the
Il i1.t.
Tho Circuit Court for this County
.amenroa on Tuesday the 9th, Judge
tnlstroug presiding. Several iudict-
's FOX miuoc oifeuses were found by
Grand Jpry--the pleAai1gs in sew
-a- cases were argued on THAI day. On
-ri1o5iay tie cases OF State vs. JOSEPH
i'---a Cor obs'ructiug road; State We.
@ Middleton for assault and battery,
State "a. Joseph Cs,der fer an at
were tried before Jurlcs snd dis
.5 OF. Ga Ti.uIs day the case Of
elm Get'ys 50. Samuel Umstos for
-, "itL Erfc'cval, Fiou7poy and
and Dli'ey Cor plaintiff, and
"et Pd,c eaj Glteson for defend
- "a- commenced, ard Is now on
SUI win p'obab!y consume se7ernl
we ucticc the following foreign
--ra present: Benjamin Dsiley,
ttelch, Geo. T.. Price, .. W.
40 Hn. L. alexander. Esqrs.
are uu5or obligations TO B. T..
a, State superintendent Of
.7g q copy ~ The Anondmen.s
ed School Law. We note a.
e-fls important changos. that ;ao
p. Aa. ! t,scters shall not be
asr Eoath TO No 3, $29
&c. as.
ia .hc Cssrt oi Appeals OF tAis State.
t-.es e;erryd 60 among the
a "a5r ceses. viz: Pcsrcs
I1zr'.sy .om t..c Nsn-ral comfy
-r. William ys FssgIAod (irom
-a -.z.oa Urcui'.) MD c ms w..
.a..5 (rto'a Grecnhrior,) were dis-
,.iss9" 90 s'tar1sy lest.
E-s sar3 o!s tss allowed TO Wiz
'N sfy#G houaLAsG. now serving
lla -ene n ta5 roni,oausry al
t.eaE1-E...s l~7 10 murder Of yauuT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-12
WIN cRR 5 oQR3 ULE.

10 ana after Nov 90, 1881, trains will lear,
G;eep SP,iag Ran, IS follows.
EAST BoUHD.
No. 10 FsIgcnger. $1,000. $50 Am
No. IS. Fr't c Passg'r. - 1914 Adj.
No Is. Expresa. 3.05 p. NJ
No. ~. sreisht g Passg'r, Gel z. Il.
WEsT BOUNp.
Fxira freight & passg'r. ....7.52 A. ".
IA i6i Freight Sc Passepg II.5S Il. 81.
Eu IS. Passenger ,2.I4 z. H.
80 23.si s. Extra Daily.
=. y o. MOTION. AGE,rr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-12

Qoi>s. complete CORE, sll annoying
Kiiu.y Bisll Ter and Ur.c..y Diseases.
81. Du yHeis.
We osu jha attention % oor r-a Iers
10 Tho lverusrmen' or n SrrcAEy
ESQ, iu another columns
ECLIPSE WIND ENGINE.
victorious st cou- VeGs1 Tai-s
gss taxed Seven Ga4 h-lIe.
We fss- s1y oiler 90 chow even one.
IS sizes. SD 30 6l feet d'snsts..
u1a g. 40 dIIs- Power
Hv Toy nuu1ire Wslrr. Guudlrs Gra'u
l, sbs.uue Jo-o, Cu,t1g Fo3ia. Saw.
l--a- l1g Wool Re-.
A8I-ssa y8FE H. BUXTON co.
Na 10 ga .3E riau street
ut.. 1892 I-..-a-1 I'D
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a LectnTe ca tie Nature. Treatment,
a1t Rad;ca, Cure OF SsniaAl weskaess. or
SpsruaierThcS, taiucvd hy Self ahsse inroi
na,ery E-aiEisns. ltapaieaSy Nervous D.bnt-
~ aud lgrredi,oesis - Marriage geaerally
toar9npicn, Erilepzy. nud Fits. Mental acl
fhr,icsl isespao.y, DO - ~ ROBERT J. Ctfi,-
hl4M kLi', n. u, author u the "Grsse
book, sc
The world renowned eglber. In ,ilis edmirr hls
lecture " rsoSta hem his owE e1pe,isuce
itaI toe awful consequences of Self Aeus,
NAY be eAvcsually removed without dangerous
s2fgiel operations boggie.. ihstrunsnts ,inas,
or eordiNls-~ pointing cut u nodu ~ cure ~
once certain aed ciIeetuGl, by which Uterv
Buaeref, 90 inst;sr what bis condition mas hr.
nay cure l.nisc.! Chespiy privately, ala .Ad.-
cay.
tl~Tbls Lecture vii! pyoyS 4 bsor {. .Aa-
5Gads ard tbopsshda.
seet, uaaer te.l Ia plato envelope, to Acv
address, o. roecf, o. az ceais, CT tso postage
st11.ps. Address
TILE CULVKRwELL A;HDICsL 60 .
81 Anu ~. New York, y j., Post UEle. Fox
Apul :, lAB2.-ly. ssq
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So.Ro % our boya that went Hsst
short tina ago, says the Ritchio Dculo.
crn, write tbot it ia difEcait % get
work, Is fact sems Il them hare not
succeeded 10 doing 30. Tbs CREST rusb
10 the West lie oyer-crowding labor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-12

We are informed that u vas aunoun-
co8 ou SatUsth last, 10 the 81. &. CnuroL,
south, 10y tie Hsv. W. HaxxoHo. that
tAe Laf'ics-Aiso Society OF the Pr5s!y-
torieu Church would mect in tbo Lee
lure room Of lhe Church on thig allcr,
aoon a. g O'clock.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-12

should sou be sufferer from d7s.
papsia, Indigestion, sz.laria, OF weak
uses. you eau be cured by B-pwu's Iroa
Bi.toss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-12

are nudcr Obligations to 3. L..
,a, State Superintendent Of
.7g q ooay - The Anondmenss
-a e,.ea School Law. We note a.
$3.50 important changas. that ;ae
p. ho. t5sctors shall not be
s5 "sr noath, 10 30. 3, {22
d. &,. &iS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-12

a d'7arpoill9l Young rnsa Gays d,
wishes go was rGnor, because tulao
soon gains currency, which 40 has new
ar been able 90 do.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-12

Browns IRON BITTERS
viii have . better tonic
eject upon any one who
reeds "bracing Up" than
a1y medicine made.
The National tribune., 1882-11-23
NATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON THURSDAY

ver Col, is the highest in either America or
Europe, and its approaches are described as
marvels of engineering skill, laid through
scenes unrivalled for grandeur and magnif-
cence. 1t is LOO feet in length, and 1850
feet above the sea. So nicely was the engineer
ing done. that when the workmen met the
variation in the bores was only about one inch.
1t was the work of the Denver and South Park
division of the Union Pacific Railroad.
Railroad building is being carried on to a
stupendous extent. 1t costs about 900 per
mile and yet fully 10000 miles will be added to
the facilities of the United States during the year
lSS2. This is exclusive of a considerable addi-
ton of lines in Canada and Mexico in which
American capital is interested. Some of the
road is double track, and most of it laid with
steel rails. The outlay for this single form of
internal transportation improvement reaches
annually about $25O, 900.
The earnings OF the New York, New Haven,
and Hartford Railroad Company for the year
ending September Both were $685. ,326, and
the expenses So, ,69S, ,637, leaving the net income
as $l,9596SS, against 81, 1924 for the previous
VCaT
The National tribune., 1882-11-23
THE STOCK MARKET.
Review OF the Week in Wall Street and Closing
Prices,

Prices.
Special to The National Tribune.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The liquidation which
has been progressing for the past two or three
days, continued in pretty active manner for
the first half of the day, and were pressed for
sale regardless Of price This has brought out
4 great many stale holdings, which have been
impending over the market for long while
and have interfered with fresh ventures.
Every stock-broker viii appreciate how i'm
possible it is to do business with an office
clogged up with high h-priccd stocks, and there
has been a shaking out Of this sort of thing to-
day that may be productive Of healthy results
30 the market in the future. We are very
much inclined to think that the rally OF to-
night VIII develop into a pretty fair rise for
the next few days as the advance of to-day
fails TO bring out many stocks. and there are
rumors at the close of another call 70 bonds by
the Government. There has been exceedingly
good buying of a certain class of securities all
during the day, and we ourselves have had
some experience of more outsiders coming into
the market than for a long while. Setting
aside any question Of value and looking merely
at the indications on the surface, we should
not regard the market as a particularly safe one
to be short on for the time being But we
would call attention TO our frequent cautions
during the past week. We have to-day wit
messed fluctuations of nearly five per cent,
traceable only to the Vaccinations of a few in-
dividuals, and the entire business of Wall
street is at the mercy of the same influences.
Still, money was very active all day, ruling At
about from fifteen to thirty per cent. closing
at about ten per cent.
The National tribune., 1882-11-23
FoRrTGN MARkFTs

LIVERPOOL Nov. -2.-co,on- Receipts to-day go coo
bales, ,Jy5 American SulDs I2p'U bales. 900 bales
American. Market steady; mIfdliug Urlauda at 3I6d
Orleans O1-td. Cotton % arrive opened fiat and closed
Hat November delivery, iIl.IlaS .-.2t6 j-GId; No
vemher and December . "l-a- 0t lj-lGd Drcem-
beE and January Gl-15 l5lod. January and February
. ".-51o5 l5-l6d., February ana March Gtd5 6l-G4d
March ana April I-ri.lG0o iC7l5s Ltd. April and
May 3-GiH6 l-lfI6 I-6id May June 3-32G 3-64G6
i-l6l june ana July GigG sgd, July and August
"-aa@G+sd, August and September 3-C366iid Bread
stu steady Receipts Jf Wheat for three DAYS 5000
Crtnls 55Ug American. Lard Gs Sd per cVyt for prime
esteEu. Refined petroleum 554d. per gallon.
The National tribune., 1882-11-23
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Reported for THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE by II. H
Dodge, No. $50 Fifteenth Street, Washington, D. c.
The National tribune., 1882-11-23
OUR COMMERCIAL REPORT.
State of the Markets at Leading Trade Centres East
and West.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 22.Cotton duh and easier at 1890
lOl5lGC. southern Hour j. quiet and steady. Wheat
unchanged Tor spot ana q H lower for futures closing
ashade stronger; moderate portland light speculation
No red Certificates AZ - gi 0.aF Drceu OsGD
Osg. January - O-aIi lU.s February 81 gGI 1kss
Rv, dull and nominal. Western 1UgIyC. STAT. IA 40
Corn MG5c higher tor spot November ImI'sc higher
or December, t.o-ac lower for later options. closing
firm; NJ. mixed ia Elevator haryuu. No. white s5lD
SIC. Southern yellow >c. new do white .2n ,1c ,
November slh-C., year s9.a o>I 1c DO 5&1 &C.
January t6 20 G,3ac May 90. nLG2.c less active
and "a shade easier; mixed Western 2gnF1g., white DO.
lI f4c. CDnCe dull and easter. Refined Sugars easier
Petroleum cul aud weak crude &C. refined 1s5J
So, &uG United liut. IalluW duh ana weak: prime
city Pork duh sHd lower: Mess 7Jn2 :ur spot
futures nominal. Lard unsettled and l5u1.c. lover
urm" steam sl so" % 80 spot, 81 80 ail 90 EOvcmbr
aI1-nIlU ~ December $40 ~, HIOJ2 January SO alB
II MAY Er".hls" Liverpool steady: Cotton per steamer
L4l1a-ioG., and Wheat td.
CHICAGO. Noy. 2..Wheat quiet hut easier: regular nj
@-r. =, .E"m Der, -. f- &C December q IT, January
aN REGULAR No. rel y iHtE yi.c. cash Hi' rrr n No
v'lhcr. "a .ac. December, gU7 .c .Tauutr, Corn
h-ag. t"r cash and lower tpr options AT Ca e. cash
t...G. November a.. December. .,il-c January 55.
May. oats quiet ana easy a. &C. cash. - C. Decoln-
t-r SIC january, as'ro a. May. Rye dull at .,,i.c
Pork weak gat lower ~'i -OJ g. % cash Sl- uJrIi- b.
NUscmuuT 81 bid Dc,cIulcr and January 81 lp I, l3
May. Lara weak au. lower al 81 cash SvgHIlO. .ri,
November, SO iy December and january, aud slo az
pr.H.0 May. Bu.A Meats in fair demand but lower:
shoulders So -, short rib 81 -, and short clear so
advanced tac.. No. = RED Winter unchanged. Corn
a. higher. oat7 rn"s, but not quoabiy higher Pork
&c higher for November ~ OC lower for Others Lard
unchanged
The National tribune., 1882-11-23
IlG "EONIlRR" Combination Repeating Rl3 aud Shot Gun fF m


=
M % ~ 10 @ repre- 20 " y
m g
Of ap % yards % ~ \ 70 g n t. IS m
rdu-oSG
"a % %rn
The National tribune., 1882-11-23

T>RIYATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN
4 WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
ii. IL. DODGE,
Banker aud Broker.
Bonds Stocks, ana Investment Securities Bought and
sold on Commission.
No b39 18TH STREET. tCORCORAN BUILDIEGO
Washington. u. C.
Agency for Prince ana Whitley, Stock Brokers'
"a Broadway. New York
Every class OF Securities bought sold
sion IN san Francisco, Baltimore PhIadeIrhia New
York Boston, and Washington. orders execuiei on the
New York stock Exchange at e-cighth per cent
C0mm s-iOn. Private and direct telcra Bal
timore, Phiiadep phia, New York and Boston through
Which orders executed the Stock Exchanges in
those cities and reported back promptly Quotations
Of Stocks and Bonds and Information regarding the
Markets received through wires ISSTA dre,t
from the New York Stock Exchange
The National tribune., 1882-11-23

1dg S1-.vr
o e Ia ~
EGaoE G2-S y - CSF Sa4 4Gre ,..CyA
The National tribune., 1882-11-23
CATTLE MARKETS

CHICAGO, Nov. ilugs-E"ecipJs 5000 and shin
meuS DJpi market ly Gc lower and trade vcrv slow
mixed = N9'5 3D. heavy 20 2Jh 3D. and light at s. gtJ
3d. t8tlr-Eeg'iptS 900, shipments l5Gl; market
active at firm, good tp choice shipping 81 2,aS butch
or - 5 sf"cIors aud feeders - ,1I 3D Texans 81 30
H14t; Western si"' -5-cl"scd rather tame Sheep
Receipts $3.50 shipments -JJ medium good s 5OL4
choice -G extra 50 ~ hrf 30.
~. L0rts, Nov. -Cate-Rcceipts 800 shiproent.
$50; market slow, good Cattle steady bat common duh
good o. choice native shipping Steers SOFAS - nat We
butchers steers s., 04 %, stpckers e 75d4 g5 feeders
g .t good u iyvt Cows and LETTERS s. ir / GOOD
10 choice Texas steers - j4 90 lower grades S3E3 5O
The National tribune., 1882-11-23

ing goes with Doll prices are as low a. te
doll generally sold without the Singing Attach
neu most beautiful present that can be made o child
amusement than any other toy IN the mar
kst THs TRADE SUPPLIED. Address the MAsaAiHICsKTts
OEaAa COMPANY, 81 Washington street, Boston, Mass Us
Daily Republican., 1882-05-22

DHILADEI4PHlA,W WlI4n1NpTON AM
l. BALTIMORE RAILROkn.
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WILMINGTON Az FOL
Lows:
May 7th, 1892.
For Philadelphia and Intermediate sta
tions, $50, 1890 a. L.; Z.3o, 1, 1870, 9:b5
p. m.
Philadelphia (express), q 2:23, $3.50, 7:2o, g..
10, g. gs9, 1858, ll63 a. m.; l2lb, 100 b:l1, o:l0
d3s, 7:l6 p. IN.
New y 0rk 200, 223, e.rS c2b, 1858, ll.ba q,
m., ,"l3:3s, l.b3,tl7, s.as 7,2s ?. n.
baltimore and Iatermsdiase StstionS, l.ot
9l7 q. IL, and 0p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, e.t7 p M.
baltimore and Washington, LA, 4.6l,
800, 9.r q. m., 10, $500, o.57, 1i.c4 p. N.
Baltimore only, LOS a. m, o. and ZOO p. m
Trains for Delaware Division leavo for:
New CASTLE, 0 90, $40 q. m, LOS, 800, 5.2sp, m
Harrington and intermediate Statiens, s.N
d m, Lob, o.2b p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations s.lsa.
H., LOS, p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PtiIsdelphia and IEternediats Sta.l>na,
$40 q. m, L m.b.30,7.30, g.b5 P. n.
Philadelphin and New Y ork, 400, 2.23 g. N.
Git, 49, 726 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. La, ALL
sos. on a. m; ll.oi p. N. Bal. LOS am.
For further information passengers AZ. Ee
fsrred to tho time tables posted at tho depot
Trains marked thus ('t) are limit ID expres
upon which extra fare Ia charged,
FRANK THOMSON, J. X. WOOD
HenI MANAGER. Qen1 Pass. Agt.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-22
The Warcn man ON Hand.

VIM. Fossitt, the watchman at the
railroad crossing at the foot of Fourth
street, des; res us to state that the arti-
Gle in Saturdays REPUBLICAN,, which
inferred that he was not on hand at the
time of the accident when John Cur
ran was killed. The watchman desires
to say that he was at his post and that
if the persen who asked where he was,
had been there at the time the man
was found, we would have seen
for himself. He also states that his
duty is not to watch along the track,
but to attend to the crossings proper,
as he has five gates to attend to, in or.
der to guard the lives of those who
cross the street, and has his hands full
without going any further away. The
man Curren was struck by the engine
126 feet from tho north side of Church
street, between Church and Fifth, and
the man vas dragged from where he
was struck to the Fourth street cross
ing Persons should be careful when
they prefer charges against man
without some knowledge of the circum-
stances. The watchman at Fourth
street crossing is in 10 way responsible
for the death of John Curran.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-22
The Narrow .Gauxe.

Mr.. Massey, president Of the Phil.
adelphia and Atlantic. City Railway
Company, denies that the road has
been sold to the Camden and Atlantic,
or that the latter corporation is to OBJ.
tain control of it in any way. Mr.. Ell
lis Clark Superintendent of the Mar
row Gauge, in conversation yesterday
stated tnat he had heard nothing of
any such sale having been made, either
to the Camden and Atlantic or West
Jersey. The trustees, he said, were
still operating the line, and making
arrangements for the regular passenger
and excursion business of the season,
which promises to be exceedingly large,
Many Of the best dates for the latter
have been secured. and other applicar
tions are coming in rapidly. Addi-
tiopal passenger trains will be placed
on the road rs fast as demanded by
travel, and every provision made
for the comfort and safety Of its many
patrons
Daily Republican., 1882-05-22
A Disguised Democrat.

A gentleman came into the REPUB.
LICAN office on Saturday evidently
an energetic business man, from
the Ninth Ward, and taking a seat at
the editors table relieved his mind in
the following manner: l have been a
Democrat all my life and have never
voted any thing else but the Democratic
ticket, but l am so disguised with the
present Democratic management Of the
city, that for the sake of change | in
tend to vote the whole Republican
ticket and will do all l can to get 9th
ers to do so. Instead of order in the
Ninth Ward there is disorder and there
is no protection in it for business men.
Our taxes have been increased to pay
for an increased police force. Iu the
Ninth Ward there is a decrepit cid
man op the force that could not restrain
a disorderly cat. Mayor Almond has
been asked to appoint more efficient
policeman, but no heed has been paid
to the request and now az there seems
to be no means of redress left, but to
elect Republican Mayor, l, for one,
cheerfully choose that alternative. No
cry Of "stick to your party" will intlu-
ence my determination.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-22
A M0del Steamboat.

One of the finest pieces of workma n
ship ever executed by a young man, ID
now on exhibition at the new Exchange
saloon, kept by John L. Graham, on
Shipley street, above Third. This
wonderful piece of mechanism Is a.
miniature steamboat enclosed in a glass
case.
1t is about two feet long, made of
fancy scroll work; it has two pilot
houses, two smoke stacks, a walking
beam and is a facsimile of a first class
ferry. boat.
Enclosed in one of the side wheels is
a small clock, in running order, which
is worked by the walking beam of the
boat.
This beam is constantly going, as a
pendulum to the clock. it keeps cor
rect time and is certainly another
wonderful invention. The most aston
ishing feature Of the boat is, that it was
made by Edward Body, son of John
Body, shoemaker, who is only 16 years
of age. 1t will be ratified off at no dis
tant day.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-22
Shipherd and His Doc um ents. =.

WAsHINGToN. May 19.-The Foreign
Affairs Committee of the house to-day
considered the offer of Shipherd to
produce certain documents which he
asserts are in his possession, and adopt
ed resolution to the leftect that the
committee having voted to terminate
the examination of Shipherd upon his
refusal to produce the papers called for,
he be permitted to submit to the com
mittee for its inspection any original
papers which he alleges to be pertinent
to the inquiry, without reserve as 10
any part OF their contents, and if such
papers be found pertinent to the inquiry
the same will be ereceived and Shipherd
further examined touching the same II
there shall be occasion therefor; and the
clerk was instructed to communicate a
copy of the resolution to Mr.. Shipherd.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-22
BY Universal Accord.

Ayers Cathartic Pills are the best of all pur-
gatives for family use. They are the product
Of long, labOrious and successful chemical in
vestigation, and their extensive use by ply
sicians in their practice, and by all civilized
nations, proves them the best and most ef-
fectual purgative pill that medical science
can devise. Being purely vegetable no harm
can arise from their use, and being sugar
coated they are pleasant to take. In intrinsic
value and curative powers no other Pills can
be compared with them; and every person,
knowing their virtues, will employ them
when needed. They keep the sysfer: in per-
feet order and maintain in healthy action the
whole machinery of life. Mild SO Arching and
effectual, they are especially adapted to tho
needs Of the digestive apparatus, derange..
meDts of time which they prevent and cure ii
timely taken. They are tho best and safest
physic to employ for children and weakened
constitutions, whore mild but eftectual ca
thartis Is required. For sale by all druggist
Daily Republican., 1882-05-22
PUnLIU ALW.
Vorl0E'
y ALMSHOUSE PROPERTY
PRIVATE SALR.

Tho undersigned, & committee appointed
by tho Trustees of the Poor Of New Castle
County, are authorised to, and will receive
sealed proposals or bid for the purchase Of
tho slmshouse property, situated In tho city
Of Wilmington, Del, at private sale. The
bids will be for the entire property as whole
containing about "A acres, and also for that
part lying west Of Broome street, containing
about ~ acres separately, and must 70 al.
rected to the "Uhairman Of tha Committee
on Sale Of Almsbouse Property" Whining
ton, Del.
The committee reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
The committee also reserves the use and
occupation OF the present aims shouse building
and grounds bounded by Broome and Con-
nell stree s, and by Second and Third streets.
for two years, unless sooner vacated. bids
will be received by the committee until May
25sh, 1885,, at 3o'clock, p. m.
TERMS OF SALE -One. fourth, cash,
cne-fourth In six months, whom 2 deed VIII
be ptven, the balance Of the purchase money
to be secured by bond and mortgage. at six
per nt.-.payable in two years-tnterest,
half yearly. DAN'L. FARkA,
JAMES H. RAY,
MILTON LACkEY,
II. d. HICKMAN,
J. 2. ARMSTRONG.
May &, 1882. myo'e'o'd-u
Daily Republican., 1882-05-22
WeA0ing Chimes.
From the Oeoll Whig MAY 10.

Miss Ida G. Giles, the atfablo and
esteemed daughter of Mr.. William T.
Giles, of ElktOn, was married to Mr.
j. Bayard Vincent, of Wilmington
Del, at the residence of the brides
parents, in this town, on Thursday
ev sning. The ceremony was perform.
ed by Rev James McJutire, and was
witnessed by . number of invited
guests. Besides the friends of the
groom, who is . native of Christiana,
Del, and young gentleman very
highly esteemed wherever he Is known
there were nur,oer OF Philadelphians
and residents CT Wilmington, among
whom were Mr.. Vincent and daughter,
Mr.. o. Vincent, Mr.. Hawthorne and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Cork, Mrs. Ella.
son and son, OF Delaware; Messrs.
Chiffen and Bryan, of Wilmington;
Miss Katie Myers, of Philadelphia;
Miss Ella Giles and brother, of Linwood !,
Pa; Mrs. Thompson and son, of Bay
View; Miss Ada Work and Mr.. Clark
Grant, of Cherry Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Warner, Miss Mary Strick.
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G.
Wilson, Miss Ella Cole, Miss Annie
Smith, Mrs. j. Falls, Mrs. Emily Will
son, Mrs. Lizzie Green, Messrs. Clar-
ence and Calvin Strickland, Thomas B.
Wright, Frederick s. Lewis, and Ben.
iamin r. Drew, were among the Eikton
friends of the bride who witnessed the
ceremony. After the wedding, which
occurred at eight o'clock, and which
was celebrated under beautiful floral
bell, the work of Miss Sue Gamble, of
Bay View, the company was invited to
an elegant entertainment, beautifully
ornamented with flowers and fruit.
The bride and groom were generally
congratulated by their friends upon the
very agreeable evening spent, which
the early hour at which the welded
couple left for their home in Whining
ton % o'clock) necessarily shortened.
They were, upon their arrival there,
given a reception by the friends of the
groom. The happy couple were the re-
cipients of quite number of valuable
presents. Mr.. Vincent is popular
young gentleman, and highly respected
by the we'll known firm of Springer,
Morley & Cause, of Wilmington, with
whom he is employed.