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Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
Our Educators at Ch ester.

Yesterday morning President Eckel
"f the Board of Education Of this city,
aud he following members of the same,
9essrs. Allen Speakman,L. W. Palmer,
Charles Baird, Allen Ruth, w. J. Nor
row and Prof. d. W. Harlan, Superin-
teDfsnt of the Public Schools, went to
tue City Of Chester on the Q so
tra,n and paid visit to the schools of
tbal place. They were received by the
following members ofthr Chester School
Board: William Hinkson, President,
Charles Roberts, DR.. F. X. Graham, T..
Il. Thompson, John Price, Henry l..
DonIldson, and Prof c. +. Foster, Su
prrIDt4nd.nt.
w the morning they visited the
Eleventh. Stree and Morton Avenue
Schools, with which they were greatly
pleased. After dining at Appleby's
Hotel they visited the other five schools,
thu paying a visit to all the public
schools of Chester. Appropriate re-.
marks were made by the visitors in all
tb" schools, also by the members of the
Chester Boari. The Wilmington mem
Der returned home in the evening.
very tayorably impressed with the
Chester schools, and having learned
something which will he of practical
benefit to our Wilmington schools. Tn.
Chester Times in referring to the visi
tors says:
90 they are a fne-looking body Of
nFn, aud we welcome them among US,
bopinr that their visit may not be- only
enloy able but profitable, and that it
will o" the means of furnishing much
VaIu&blr information to both bodies.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
M:kENNARD &Co.,
621 MARKET ST.

LARGEST BIZ iERS
a MANY THOUSANDS consequently it gives
AyssAaeo buying, which the benefit
~ hlewiug than other
LIST
psiss pssssliss throughout the different departments
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

I CHT.-A white setter dog, with & ~
tAn spots on his ears and sides, t-A.s>>
snd short tail. A suitable reward VIII s.
b@is 'os ~ return " No Poplar street.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
Elliott, Johnson & Co..
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.

WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
foR SALx-4 shares Wilmington and Bran.
iywine Bank 10 sharca Union National
bank, ~ shares Delaware X. X. 20.
Stocks and Bonds bought for cash or carried
On margins II desired. Tclegraphic cominu,
nication with oil the Exchanges. Quotations
furnished gratis On application.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
BANK ERS & BROK ERS
N. ". Or.FOu rth and Market,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

koR SALR-+ per cent. U. $. Bonds.
WANTED.
Masonic Hall stock.
Philadelphia New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on commission. Every tacil-
i'y afforded tor persons to sell or invest In
stocks or bonds reb20-lv
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
DIED.

MnRELAND.-On Wednesday, Nov. 27th,
Elsie, infant daughter OF John 5. and Laura
l.. Moreland, aged eight months and seven
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from
the residence Of her parents No. 423 T.. Fourth
street, on Friday. the 2Yth inst. at o'clock,
y. m. Services at the house At 2-30 p. m. In.
tertneut at Riverview cemetery.
PR iT"T--In Dover, on the 9th inst, Napol-
con B. Pratt, In the 9th year OF his age.
RlDGWAY.-In Odessa, Del. on the 24th
inst. Josiah Kidgway, aged 10 years.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
The Lock out In The Pltlsburg
klnAe Factories.

Tie lock out In the pressed glassware
works in Pittsburg Is now fixed fact.
Neither the workinen nor proprietors
have conceded one point, and on Satur.
day noon all the fires were drawn from
the glassworks. The strike embraces
every fint-glass house in the city, with
two exceptions. These two are Bake
we'll, Pears & Co., and the VHarra
Glassworks. The firms whs have shut
down are King, Son 4 Co., Atterbury
Il Co., Adams h Co., Doyle n Co., Dun.
can 4 sons, Crystal Glass Company,
Mckee Bros, Bryce, Walker 4 Co.,
Campbell, Jones 4 co., Ripley n Co.,
Richards & Hartley. These firms EN-
ployed in all 1905 men. to whom sl5, 800
were paid weekly. Different branches
OF business will be indirectly affected,
and it is estimated that about Sl06, $50
will be thrown out Of monthly circula-
tion by the lock out The employees Of
Mckee 4 Co., made all offer Of a new
list Of moves to their proprietors, but
the firm would not accept. The mann
sacturers think thai the Workm-n'
Union, by this Offer, meant to get on.
or two factories to go back TO work and
the others would be compelled to follow
sui; in order to protect their trade
Hisi,rg Post,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

LNOR SALE - Three story brick, front and
Il side, bl2 West Sixth street
Ihree.stury brick, 6OI French street, side
yard.
Three.story brick, 7O2 Tatnall street.
Halisqua . ground. on West street, 18th to
18th streets
All these properties will he sold at great
bargains. and on very easy terms.
WIN. TATEAI.I., c02 Market strset.
Avl13tnwlM
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

NOR SALE A nice family Mare, a.
l. kin and gentle in all harness. lCI
very nice for lady t. drive. Also u moe
rock way carriage, nearly new. with II set oi
harness, which have been used but a few
times. Sold or want oi use. Apply to MIR.
WHITE at Seals stable on French below
Filth street. uv25 Ct
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
PAINTS, OILS, &c

JAMES BRADFORD
MANUFACTURER On
PURE COLORS, WHITE LEAD, ZINr~
PAINTS. POGO BROWN AND PUTTY.
BRADFORD'S
READY MIXED COTTAGE COLOR
DIES, VARNISH AND TTRPENT1Nt.
WINDOW GLASS. ETC, ETC.
NOS. q AND = T.. r'iIID <rns" ;r
WILMI N'tJDN. pFL
IAMESS X BRO.
Importers and dealers g.
HARDWA ARE ANT y, TiF@
PAINTS. OIL, GLASS AM "EMtlT
No. 2O4 MARKET STREET
WILMINGTON. IrL. H.tE
DAIhTlNG A y 8RAINING.-T firm
/ OF Hickman h Valentine, having been
dissolved by the deceasc OF Wesley Hickman.
/ e undersigned will continue the above bust.
ness at the secondstOry of the Teeyrap pin
Building, Corner ofThird and Market street,,
ON his own account VIM. Il. VA LENTINE Il
ciDj lind
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
HEALD & CO.,
BANKERN AND nKOK FRS.

ft"fitta AND pxALyRs IN ff
STOCKS, BONDS. LOANS, GOLD AMI
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE WILMINaTos, DBL.
Interest, CouI0n. ard ieneral COLLECTIONS.
Tickets TO and drafts on Great Britain and
other parts Of Europe nov7-ly-t
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
WILMINGTON. DEL.. November ~, ts7s
Latest stock Quotations FURNISHED by
Heald h Co., Clayton House Bnilding WI,
tnington. Del. 1T II NJ. to-day.
Gold, 1904; N. Y. q. h HUT. my; n. Y,
n Erie. iss,ss; Lake Shore, oses; North West
ern, AN North Western Pref, 76A: Rock
Island. li7A; Ohio + Miss, *; Pacific Mail
l5k; Western Union Telegrsph, sSk; ~
Paul, 32N; st, Paul Pref, osl4: Wabash, NM
Union Pacific, 80; Penna., 81; Reading
Pits T, 1 T., 81; Central Trans, "
Phila. 4 Erie, d; N. !. Central, aOs4, Del
Lacka. y Western, .aJk, Mich. Central ON
Del. h Hudson, 43k; lSsi's Coupon, iUs1S
62o's rs. New J. h j., 1854; b2o. 81 Coupon,
lo5,s; $40. 'ss Coupon, i0s)< 1910 Coupon,
loIE; Currency 6's.. IL New Sc Of 'sl.,
'Cb,z; ~ Registered. ioa><: Is, 1904.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

NlR SALE.-A six ro0med house with
Il bath, 70. 8Oj East Sixth street, In gool
order: possession Immediately.
Dwelling No 707 Church street rooms
Also a number of small dwellings for sale in
different parts of the city. Apply to M
MCCAULl.EY n 90, sos Market street
Wilmington, Del sep25
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

NOR SALE.-Farm of 2S arr's in Hanover
j. Township, Montgomery CO., Pa n"a
Greenland station. on Perki0men Valley Il
Z. Il acres Of cleared land and acres oi
timber. stone dwelling stone an frame
barn. &c. Price 800. J. A, Is ND X co,
6Ol Shipley street. nv26-5td
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
PANTS DEPARTM MENT.

II Pair Cass. Pants Is cents, former
price sl.75.
l3 Pair Cass. Pants si.7j, former price
800.
Is Pair Cass, Pants 600, former price
$500.
"a Pair Cass. Pants 1880, former price
$4.75.
And we will not stop TO enumerate prices.
bnt say call Cnd examine our stock OF Mems
Suits, Youths Suits, Boys and Childrens
Suits, and learn the very low prices we are
selling goods ut before leaving our city To look
elsewhere for We are positive YOU can SAVE
Money to Buy of us.
LADIES' MAKE A NOTE OF THIS
We have a fine line of Goods for
Ladies' Coats, and we will cut them for
yon in the LATEST STYLE OR MAKE
IF you DESIRE 1T.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Still retains its well ineritpd popularity,
and have an immense stock to select
from while our cutter has no superior
in this city in STYLE, FIT & WORK
MANSHIp GUARANTEED.
FARMERS & WORKMEN NOTE THIS
CASSIMERS TO SELL BY THE YARD.
We have the largest assortment in this city,
are speaking what we know To be IA fact when
we say you can buy them of us as low as dry
goods house can Of lOhhers.
FURNISHING GOODS.
A full Inc ana nj prices so low il will pay
you tn examine our stock.
I'ndershirts from % cents to Sl.Tj.
Drawers from - cents To 81 Is.
Canton Flannel Undcrshirt and Drawers
for 25 cents each
80 doz Gents Mernu halt hose for 2j cents.
Silk Handkerchies from 81 cents to II 10
Three four ply Linen Collars for rs cents. One
pair four ply / inen Cuffs or 20 cents.
And We will not step to enumeratc prices or
name all Dllr goods but If you will call Mt
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
COATS

AT 1890
AN ALI-WOOL MATELASSE COAT
Handsomely trimmed with silk and Satin.
AT $1,000
AN ALL-WOOL mattel aSSE COAT
handsomely trimmed with velvet and satin.
AT $500
AN ALL-WOOL MATELASSE GOAT
Trimmed with SILK and Satin.
At $500
A PLAIN BEAVER Elegantly trimmed
with grass fringe silk and satin.
At $500
A DIAGONAL COAT-EIegantly trimmed
with lk, satin aud grass fringe
Es-The attention Of every lady Is called to
the above goods, as they will find among them
sOme Of the most Beautiful Designs that has
ever been shown in this city.
ONE PRICE STRICTLY.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

NJ RS. GEN. SHERMAN, Wits OF tho great
,SA soldier, says: ~ have frequently
purchased Durang.s Rheumatic Remedy ior
friends suffering with rheumatism, and in
every instance 1t worked like maggie" Sol
by all Drug1ists. Send tor circular to X. X
II HElAPhENSrlNE, Druggist, Washlngtoa
-
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

- - ~ as~asa6lsrers In America
81 DWa1A, 4S0e are obe same goods rs we
49, 0GDllag ior the la two years, amt
004Gy1A DAke and MT % have seen none
- ~ 0noase with IT, m
AT $3.50
APLAIE BEAVER DAT.
AT $500
APkAA BEAVER COAT
At $3.50
Al ALLWOOL BEAVER COAT.
At go 90
A NAxMLAAE COAT-Trimmsi with
So4Sn AMI Fringe.
A HAEKA1n8E COAT Trimmed With silk
and FRINGE
AT sl2OO
An ALI-WOoL BEAVER COAT -
TAm0si With silk and Fringe.
AT $1,000
An ALL-WOOL BEAVER COAT-yery
Ans an1 handsomely TRIM
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

ENOR SALE.-Onc OF the bc.t dairy an
grain Farm In the state. Situate o
New Castle Hundroi, about miles from W
miugtoh' on the state roan, within 2miles
Stations on Delaware tailroad Contain
ing ls3 acres Of land, good and suscaptable Of
Improvement. This farm now pays per cent
with Taxes and Insurance. A never faililx
stream oi spring water uns through the u, o.
perty Watering al the fields. Large lawn ia
'front.' Of dwelling, large barn nnd nii necessary
Duild'dN. This hrm will be sold very sh>ap
! applied SE n,%A. J. ". W tlIVRn Al
seJ0e etil;jasi - -
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

OSr.-A pair Of goit sspectaeles, the IN.
tsraipy " ~ East Yssrti ~ Avs
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
ENDR RENT.

FOR RENT
1908 Delaware Avenue,
1867 Delaware Avenue,
12Os Delaware Avenue,
2o4 West street,
1Ol5 Tatnall street,
$40 Market street,
lll1 latDnll street,
OI French street,
1ls+ jefferson street,
1920 Tatnall street. Apply to M. NJ, CHILD.
: west seventh street. nv23l2te.0-d
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

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Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

LWR SALE.-A thrccstOry brick house 10
l. West Seventh street. pleasantly Situu-
ted Also two good lots, on r.. sixth street
Oppositc tn" poSt-otcc, might he made u bust
ness place, house 6ll Washington street for
rent. Apply D. Il. CHANDLER. oO5 Mar
krt street. nv2T
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
DRAN NDYWINE MILLS QUOTA.
ID TuONS.
W. q. PENNYPACKER n co,

(SuccessOrs to J. l.. Price n Coz
Best Patent Hour. ur...................Sd 81 75fIs. 80
Choice Family Flour .............. 5.OOEp6,I5
Choice Superfinc. nc......,..........., 4.O06p5o0
Brnn, per ton n........... ........r.. 1900
We are paying to-day for strictly choice
wheat u ,O2: choice corn. IS cents
octly WG. PENNYPACK ER X co
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Hay, loose, per ton. n................. 9.OotlO.Oe
Hay, beled, - ................. II. .00ai2.O0
Straw, loose. " ... .....,.,..... g.UOa l0.0G
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
A Grand Affair.

Toe entertainment to be given bv
Ihd NJ. ,. Il. A., tomorrow night, at
their Hall, Third and King streets.
will b. o. such nature as to amply re-
pay all who attend on this occasion. A
Lance at the programme, shows that
lh2 committee have been fortunate in
Securing not only a varied assortment
o. talent, hut also the best. Prof. CraDb,
VINO is a host in himself. has promised
hl5 assistance, and the famous "Dasirs,n
Will b" in full bloom upon the stage.
ChArles Dillman, Groves and Missimrr.
Feald and his banjo, SammonS and his
harp, Hill, and the Silver Glrr, are
among the attractions. The curtain
will rise at 7.30. Tickets, Is cents, to
be had Of the members, or at the door
to morrow evening.
The Minnesota legislative committee
OF ,rquiry in the charges of cruelty at
ths State Lunatc Asylum have found
ths charges sustained in two cases in
which the death of the patient was in
directly caused or fastened, one man
being stranglAd by forcing food down
hi' throat, and one being scalded To
death In a hot bath. John Belts and
Mira Myers, assistants in the hospital,
are held responsible for these acts.
There are also deficiencies of 81, 900 in
the accounts of Rev. A. H. Kerr, treas
orer Of the hospital board. ...
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEONEY READY FOR GOOD FIRST
N MORT}AHES.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
The Philadelphia Tax Rate.

The result Of the special meeting of
the Philadelphia common council, held
Wednesday, was the adoption of tax
rate for 1879 Of s2.0j on each 800 Of
valuation, which is ten cents less than
recommended by the finance committee
Of the council. The Philadelphia In.
gWrer, however, expresses the hope
that at its next meeting the select conn
eli will refuse to concur with the drcis-
ion Of the lower branch, and quotes
the controller Of the city as declaring
that a rat. OF 81 l.s7 on the 500 would
he sufficient to detray the expenses of
the municipality for the ensuing fiscal
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
NJ A Il RlED.

Anton the 18th ult.. .
ut their residence, No 30? +. Ninth street,
by Rev. &. NJ Pcgg, Mr. Charles II. Tin.
dali to Miss Maggie Hickman. Both of thi.
city
VlNCEN T-BOWERS.-In the parlor vi
West Presbyterian church. on the 18th inst :,
by Rev. A. N. Ke.gwin, Mr. Francis Il. Vim.
cent and Miss Elizabeth r. Bowers. Both
OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
The Statue Ot Humboldt.

Just unveiled in st. Louis, represents
him rs a young explorer dressed in
travelling costume, leaning against the
broken trunk of a tree, and holding a
map of South America. The face Is
thoughtful, the figure vigorous.
Chester Con fiag ration.
The dry house of Brannigan, and
Lambs mill at Front and Parker
streets, Chester, Pa, took fire and was
burned to the ground on Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
LOCAL STOCKS AND BOMBS.

ID Il. ROBINSON 4 CO.,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

NOR RENTING store and dwelling, Nus
Il 7l5 East Sixth street. between Spruce
and Church. Also suitable for oyster saloon
or barber shop. nv27-lt.
, 1878-08-15

One of our Clalam friends writes
us in glowing terms OF the progress
made by tho little Indian pupils in
the school, taught by Mr.. Blakeslee,
at the Indian village Of jamestown,
near Dungeness, but adds: "The
school will soon close, presumably
on account of a lack of funds
There can be no doubt that Mr..
BIakeslee is doing good work, and
1t is to be hoped our Clalam friends
will devise some means whereby his
labors may be continued. The In
dians of that section have amply
demonstrated that they can, and in
tend, to become law abiding and use
full citizens, hence we deem it the
duty of all who have the public
good at heart to aid and encourage
them. Having in a measure for.
saken their former Indian customs
end habits, taken solely to agricul-
culture, Golemnized their marriage
VOWS according to Christian Church
doctrine and form, they have grad
uaily settled down to the peaceful
svocations of rural life. Their tax
es are regularly paid, and their
Church building, by taking prece-
dence in the county, is powerful
argument in favor of their upward
tendency, besides being a reproach
to the resident white population
who, with all their boasted superior.
ity and civilization, have allowed the
natives to take the lead in such mat
ters. BY all means let funds be
raised in some way to continue the
school, as it has been organized but
few months and its discontinuance
now would be the means of the loss
of most of its advantages already
gained.
, 1878-08-15

The third circuit shall comprise the
counties OF Clalam, Island, Jefferson, King
Kitsap, Pierce, san Juan, Snohomish and
Whatcom.
SEC, 6. The legislature may alter the
limits, or increase the number, of circuits
making them rs convenient and compact
as practicable, and bounding them by
county lines; but no such alteration or in
crease shall have the effect to remove a
judge from office.
In case of an increase Of circuits, the
Judge or judges shall be elected, as provid-
ed in this constitution, and receive n sal
ary not less than that provided for judges
OF the circuit court.
Sec Z. For each circuit there shall be
Judge chosen by the qualified electors
therein, who shah hold his office as is pro-
vided in this constitution. One of the
judges shall be designated as Chief Justice,
by the Governor by and with the consent
'ot the Senate. The judges first chosen
under this constitution. shall be elected at
the first general election provided herein
tor members of the legislature; and shall
hold their office for the term of four years.
the Legislature shall, at its first session,
provide by law, as well as for the election
of, as for classifying, the judges to be
thereafter elected in such manner that one
of said judges shall 60 out of office in two
years. one in tour years, and III e remain
ing Judge or judges in six years; and
thereafter the judge Or judges elected to
fill the Office shall hold the same tor six
years.
, 1878-08-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,
BATTISTB'S HAIR INVIGORAT0R

M. Battiste D'Lelainge, Tonsorial ar
tiste of Port Townsend, Washington Ter.
ritory, begs to inform his numerous pa
irons and the public generally, that he has
prepared from the original receipt of Pro-
fesSor Montalembert, the celebrated chem
ist of Paris, and from chemical extracts Of
rare medicinal plants found only on the
Northwest coast of America, a most ele-
giant addition to the usual toilette articles
in the shape of an invigorator and rejuyi-
nator' of the hair. This delightful prepar-
alton cIeanses the hair from all impurities;
prevents dandrutf, heals all skin disease OF
the head, im2arts gloss and softness and
beautiful color to the hair; restores its
growth by its healthy and tonic action,
and prevents its falling of. In short,
Battiste's Hair Invi@orator
Is the ssine qua non" of all the inventions
for the improvement, beautifying and
growth OF the hair. The material OF
which it is composed are harmless and can
be used freely according to directions ac-
companying each bottle. Every lady de-
sirots of having beautiful hair should coll
slider her toilette table ta /, incomplete
without hottie OF this delicate and ele-
CANT cosmetic. Prepared and for sale by
BATTISTE D'LETAINGE,
At his TonsOrial saloon,
Water street, Port Townsend, W.T..
, 1878-08-15

Now that election is coming on, a
number Of our political papers are
preparing to relieve themselves OF
an inordinate quantity of bile ere its
scenes close. One unkind or semi,
facetious fling will provoke an ILL.,
tempered retort, and each perhaps
will temporarily forget all sense 'o
decorum, uttering many things which
after sorrow can never obliterate
Strange that such matters as the
choosing of officers should engendeI
SO much inharmonious feeling.
, 1878-08-15

The Portland "Bee" is informed
that Father Wilbur, Agent for the
Yakima Indians, has been summon
ed to Washington to explain dis
crepancy of $4,000 in his accuonts.
His friends claim that he can do it.
, 1878-08-15

WE learn that the post office, asked
for by the people of Chimacum, has
been established, and that Mr.. Oluif
Peterson, of that place, has received
the appointment as postmaster.
, 1878-08-15

The Olympia people are Dragging
that their railroad is paying from
$25 to $35 per day clear of expenses.
We are glad to hear it, but do not
believe they can keep up that lick
very long. "a new broom, &C."
, 1878-08-15
PROGRAMME,

The following programme of ex.
ercIses, for the New England Sup.
per and concert, to he given this
evening at the Good Templars' Hall,
Is announced.
OPENING.
Joy Joy, Freedom Today" =. E. Chorus.
instrumental music .... 80. Prof. Roberts
"Aald Of Dundee"-sOlo Miss Kate Hill
nome Returning" ........... Quartet
"Ihe Old Settler, solo 3. +. Tallentire
zine Slnsin' Skewl" .. So low & Coarus
SUFFER-
" Tickets, for sale 40 most Of the bus
Hess houses In town, or 900 the door of tn,
HAL, oO cents each, iucuIng supper.
, 1878-08-15

MosT of our educational institu,
tions are. preparing to commence
their fall terms eff school. The
Board of Regents of the Territor.
ial University met last evening to
consider matters of importance con,
cerning that institution.
, 1878-08-15
Snn FranciscO Market.

Corn. Dull; nothing doing.
Hay. Quiet; Il and SIS.
Potatoes. Dun ut u cents and ~.
Flour Firm with an upward tendency.
Wheat--Quct; good shipping, Sl7O ant
l.2&: fair, 81 G7H; milling sl.72 Z and slT.
Barley Easier; nominally 81 6cM97H.
Oats-Steady at sl.iO and sl62%.
Wool.-Sales Humboldt choice, 2jc; Eastern
Oregon, 2ic.
, 1878-08-15
Oar Authorized Agents.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF JEFFERSON co
THURSDAY. AUGUST II. 1873.

OUR columns are too closely crowd,
ed this week to admit the usual
amount of editorial matter
, 1878-08-15
DISSOLUTION OF COPARHNERSHIP
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Co
partnership ). l.. Mastick & Co. and
the Port Discovery Mill Co.. w. r., are
this day dissolved-C. +. z. Wood wish
drawing from the firms; and that the re-
naming partners will settle all claims
against and collect all debts due the late
firms.
Dated July IS, 1873.
5. L. MASTICK,
l.. B. MASTICK,
C.E. T.. WOOD.