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Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Our Dead Soldier.

Crowds of people visited Genera
Hooker's remains, which lay in state i,
the City Hall, New York, yesterday
At noon the casket was closed, envel
oped in the American flag and PLACED
in the hearse. The funeral procession
was then formed, the following gentle.
men acting as pail bearers Major Gen
eral Hancock, Generals Newton, Casey
Butterfeld, Doubleday, Mott, Graham,
Sharpe, Crawford and Kidder; Vice
Admiral Rowan, Rear Admiral Trench
ard, John Jacob Astor, DR.. 4. NJ. Mar
koe, Charles l.. Tiffany and J. Ii. Gau-
tier. The military made fine display
under General Shaler. The Services
were held at DR.. Adams, Madison ave-
nue. Church, al the conclusion Of which
the body of the hero was forwarded to
Cincinnati under an escort ofthe United
States troops.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Wor,u.! Worms! worms
The Pills Of the World.

Are Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, Su
gar Coated, without al equal. They never
4ripe or sicken in operating, move the bowels
easy by acling directly on The Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the heal ny
action OF the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains in the right or lett side or
through the LIngs Indigestion, Cos siveness,
>icX stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
and other bodily intirmItIes are cured. They
are tho only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak.
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. Thew
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
lree from the danger of prevailing diseases.
sold by dealers and county store keepers.
ASK for DR.. Simms' Pills and take no others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King. Whining
ton, Del, Philadelphia, 6J2 Arch St.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
IlIEn

SAWDON. - In this city, on the 4th int,
Maria ", wife of Francis I. Sawdon, aged
9years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence OF her Gus-
| band No. I23 Il Third street, on Friday all
| fernOon. Services at the house at $50 o'clock
Proceed to Riverview cemetery.
MCCOY In this city, on the 9th inst, Anna
Thompson Mccoy, aged months and .
days.
Relatives and friends ara invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence OF her pa ,ents,
Wa. X. ana Isai,eila McUoy, No. IL Read
street, ON Saturday afternoon, at 2'3o O'Clock.
Services at the house. lnterment at the Will
mington y B,andywine cemetery.
W ODWAkD.-ln MIL Creek lid.. on the
9Th inst, Abner Woodward,
Relatlyos and friends are Invited TO attend
the funeral, on Firstday, the 9th instant. TO
leave the house at 10 o'clock, q. IL. lntermDLt
at Hockesstn burial ground
WRIGHT On the 7th inst, at l.l5 n. ln.,
John L. Wright, in he 44th year OF hiS age.
Relatives an friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services at the house, at2 p m,
on SUNDAY. tie 9th inst InterMent at Old
owede's cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
paAIua LuAyH VILuIuoTOh.

For Philadelphis: 2sI, 100, SIC, eto. 6te
ij.o4 1880 .. M; l2sS, 2s0. 200, go
I.N, s.4s p. m. On Sunday, 2.S7, $40, Q
M, 800, 630, 0.46 p. IN.
Fer New York: 2s7, 7.t0, 1904, a. m, l.s5
1889 D. IN, Limited Expsess, $40, p. IN.
For Bailimore and Washington; ixol, Ilp
8.35 q. NJ; l2b7 p. N. Limited EIpic,s
l.04, BIS, p. 10. On sunday izsi' z'"
e.35 q. m.
For baltimore and Bay Line: 7.0Sp IN.
For Baltimore and way stations: s.SS q. m.
For n, New y; castle: sls a. m, l.st, e.sS p. IN
For Delaware X. H.: els a. m: LOO, e.D p
In.
No Sunday trains.
ror Wilmington q. Northern 4. H.; ~
m,;3p. III. ;and $50 p. In. Sunday excep
Fr Delaware Western X. r.: T,lb, 1880, ALI
6.3Op. IN. Sunday train 9.+u A. III.
raAIss ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadclphia: l2.45, 2.03, $50, e.l0 a. n.
laos, i2.i7. Lol. 200, 4.2e, DIS ~, J.os os
7&O, lib p. m. On Sundays: l2%s, 203
1910 y. m; 7:35, N.l5, p. N.
From baitimore:2S g.2s s.b9a. H.; IL. 70, l2SI
80, esp. In. On Sundays: All, =. m'
1881 m.
From Washington. 2Sl, a. m: i2.25, 1881
h3e. 0.So p. IN. On Sundays 2si a. L.
$50 p. In.
From New Castle: $50, l2lo a. n;
7.l0 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
from Delaware Il. r.: $50 o. H.; l2lo, TN
y. III.
RON Wilmington n Northern X. h: sci
a. IN. u.SD a. m.; and Gas p. III.
from Delaware Western X. H.: 500 D. m
2l6, 800 p. "a. Sunday train 6.25 y. III.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADHL-
pHIA.
From i9roat street. and Washington avenue
y3O, 800. 1890, lls5 a. m.: l.So, 800, 400
6l5, 6pl. o.l5 9.i5. ll.30 p. II. On Sun
days: 7.3J 8.3O q, ID. 600, n.3op. In.
: I'm 1hirty-Second and Marketstree l.oe.
7.30. .j5 a. tn.; l2.G5, 400 500, 1,3O y. n,
on SUNDAYS. 100. a. u
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
(YRsrERpAr's Hsws)
METHODIST MISSIONS


A Meesiag Of the Methodist Bish.
ops at New York Yesterday--
Distribution OF the ChaFch
Funds.
The General Missionary Committee
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church con.
vened In annual session yesterday
morning at the offices Of the Methods,
Book Concern, No. sos Broadway, New
York, to make appropriations for the
eusuisg year. The committee consists
OF all the bishops of the Church, secre
taries and treasurers Of the Missionary
Society, twelve representatives Of the
Church at large and twelve represents.
tives from the Board OF Managers.
There were present at the meeting :
Bishops Levi Scott, Matthew Simpson,
Thomas Bowman, William l.. Harris,
Randolph S. Foster, Isaac W. Wiley,
Stephen NJ. Morrill,, Edward G.. An
drews, Gilbert Haven and Jesse T.
Peck Secretaries, Robert S. Dashirll
and John NJ. Reid; Treasurers, NJ.
Phillips and Luke Hitchcock. Repre-
sentatives were present from Massa-
chusetts, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Iowa,
Kansas, Oregon, West Virginia and
Tennessee. Bishop Simpson was choos-
en- chairman of the meeting.
The treasursr's report for the year
just closing shows the receipts TO have
been 1851, $500, and the disburse.
ments 1872, 366 80, exhibiting q def.
cheney of $40, ,407.6o Though the to-
tai debt has been reduced $l99, 3lS 40
in the last three years, there ia still a
balance Of &63,037.lJ due. Contribu-
tons from the Western conferences
have increased els, 1901, while those
from the Eastern conferences have de.
creased s 4,6S6.50.
The appropriations are as follows:
For Liberia, $1,000; Interior Africa,
81, 900; South Africa, IS, 500; Foo Chow,
China, SIG, 600; Central China, IS, 900,
North China, $4,000; Germany and
Switzerland, $25, 900; and $4,000 for
church property in Germany, Of which
5000 is to pay interest on church deb,
in Berlin.
The meeting adjourned to meet this
at9 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
NrxauiZtIIS u ReROlut1Ou,

II r-ror'ed in San Francisco that a
scheme is atloat in Mexico for the or
ganj4ation Of revolutionary govern
mant in opposition to that of President
Diaz, and shat an out' reak is imminent
in several Of the principal Mexican
States. An a GENT Of the revolutionary
government, Of which General Abernoz
is President. is in San Francisco, ne
gOtiaing for material aid. 1t is said
that, in return for loans, capitalists
will BE- allowed to organize a national
Bank in Mexico, with Large privileges,
and also granted railroad and telegraph
franchises. Capitalists are reported to
be considering the matter.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Surprise Party.

Yesterday afternoon about se' enty o.
the personal friends # Mr.. Abre Hol-
lingsworth Of Christiana Hundred,
dropped in upon that gentleman I'M
invited and unexpected. Such little
item as these don't stand in the way
out in old Chri5tlana, however, and
the guests wsre made to feel at home
in Short order. A bountifal repast was
proviled by Mrs. II. and sixty-Seven
parsons sat down to the table at one
time. A pleasant time all round wss
spent and the visitors departed about
five o'clock, in the evening well pleas
with the treatment they had received
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
"Beautllul SNOW"

Though there is not much of it l.h
this afternoon, It Is nevertheless on,
duty to note that the temperature low.
cred considerably last evening, and
about 10 O'Clock snow commenced to taI
quite lively and continued with slipb,
intermlssions until this morning, when
it was probably an inch and hal,
deep. The lowering atmosphere bow
ever soon made it disappear from til.
sidewalks and the streets and only a
little Is now seen on the roofs of tbA
houses. 1t looked very pretty in its
snow white purity, but whether It il
the beautiful snow" about which
enraptured poets rack their brains, v.
have not been informed.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
(rRoh rssrxRDAY's LATE xp,v,o- !,
hIsAPPROPkIATION Or ,1.,
Tne Trouble which Q lfirea a.,
And . Gold watch Occ..,..

Ine trouble which q sair.a n.
Ana . Gold watch Occss,o..
Living In the vicinity of this citv = J..
q young girl who resided with a ,s,a Js'
i've who engaged her to do houssvo,aH H
Ihe gentleman in question, Mr.. Frasi..
had IN his possession q gold wa,ot
valued at sl25, which had been ,.A n,a
sented to him by his mother. Tia t,e .t
ways kept the watch in a burs. 81,
drawer. About the first of Oc,oIs, a
missed the watch, and on iipdino =. :.
gone instituted search for the eirl ,nl :,
found that she had taken u visit IN ,b;' ,Ia
city. Some time afterwards he accus"a @
her with the theft. She denied t. ,t.
taxing at first, but on FRIDAY ,,s' ~
finally confessed. '9s'
She said she took the watch >.
matchmaker named Bruner, on Iom
para street, and he had given be, :,
ring and s5 in money. Mr.. Fra,i.S
came to tewn. went to Mr.. Berp,,5
Bonner, and the two at once repair.5
TO the police Office and secured thu ss,
vices OF Sargeapt Jones. The tb,a.
went at once to Mr.. Burners place And
asked him for the watch. lie dsn;.S
an knowledge of the purchase. Mr.
Frazier then produced a paper which,
had been given by him TO the pirl ,r
knowledging the reception Of fl.
watch, serving at the same time as
pawn ticket. He then copfesssed that
the girl had brought the watch and
that he had taken it to Philadelnhia
and pawned it for 50 for period q,
eight months. "
Under threats of prosecution Mr.
Bruner obtained the watch and rs
turned 1t TO Mr.. Frazier on the follow
ing evening. The s5 the watchmaks,
gave to the girl he never got, bejpo
Kept probably as a sort of assusp.m.n,
to the disappointment eccasiop4d
through the knowledge that the baas
ii'ul ring given her as boot was bras,
Mr.. Frazer refused to- have the oil,
prosecuted as he believed that she IN.
tended to return the watch as soon a
the prescribed time had expired.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
MeW York STATE Ticker.

|
Tne New York tribune" OF to-day,
has the following In reference to tho
State ticket:
A large mass of town returns has
been received by ~HE TRrBuSE by tele-
graph. These reports would be unin-
telligible Is to the general result, in
which everyone Is interested, II pre-
sentsd verbatim. They have according
ly been tabulatsd and compared with
1878, aud are here presented condensed
into aggregates.
The vote in 22l towns, situated in
all parts Of the State outside of New
York and Kings counties, gives Cornell
for Governor q plurality Of 20, ,436 over
Robinson. The same towns In 1878
gave Republican plurality of q, ,4O4.
Cornell thus obtains so per cent. OF the
Republican plurality of last year,
which indicates that he will lead Rob.
inson In the State outside of Kings and
New York counties by over 81, 900
votes. The vote against him In the two
counties named is '4,500, which leaves
him elected Governor by a clear plural
ity OF $4,000. A series of returns OF
county major:ties, receiyed by tele-
graph, and embodied Awhere in a
county table, show probable plurality
for Cornell of 40 900.
With reference to the Lieutenant
Governor and the officers below him on
The State ticket, the result is in doubt.
Returns have ueen received OF the votes
Of about l4O towns and of several coun-
ties complete. no: including New York
and Kings. These show a plurality for
lloskins, the Republican candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, Of OTIS, com
pared with 49, in 1878. Hsskins
has 10 per cent. of last years plurality
in the towns and counties heard from.
The proportion throughout the State
would give him $1,000 plurality north
Of New York and Kings.
ln the two counties last named the
plurality against him is $1,000. This
leaves the vote SO close that it looks
now as If nothing except the official
count can decide. An examination of
the returns shows that both in New.
York and Kings and in the State at
large Wadsworth (Rep.) for Controller
and others of his associates run ahead
Of Hoskins, the popularity of Mr..
Clarkson N. Potter having diminished
the vote for Hoskins.
Mr. Soule, the Republican candidate
for Surveyor, runs behind. There Is
no means yet for deciding which, if any,
of these candidates are elected. Prob
ably the official count alone will do it.
There appears to be chance for the
election of several Of the candidates on
the Republican State ticket, but the
vote is very close, and is involved in |
douht |
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Another Quartette.

This afternoon at ST. Peters Pro Cath.
edral Of this city another quartette oi
Wilmingtoians, firing ofsingle blessed
ness, will launch their harks upon the
sea of matrimony. On this occasion,
Mr.. Edward +. Kane will lead to the al
tar Miss Mary Redden, and Mr.. Daniel
Kilroy will make Miss Mary Quigley
happy by doing likewise. Let the
good work go on,a single man Or woman
is sort of an awkward affair anyhow.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Fight Over a(Orpse,

There was a fight over a corps at a
funeral in Henrietta, near Roc4, ster,
N. Y, on Wednesday afternoon. The
widow Of deceased and his sons OF a
former wife differed in regard 20 the
place Of int-rment, and TWO raves
we're dug, one at BlocmfeId and the
other at Mount Hope, in Rochester. AS
the iln~ral procession was going along
the s,r-st the corpse was foroibly trans,
ferret from onr coffin to another and
bu 'et in Bio ,mfrld Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Democratic CoDgr ressman Elected

Waldo Hutchins, Democrat, was
elected to Congress from the 18th dis.
trict Of New York, which includes
West Chester County, and two wards
of the city Of New York, on Tues
day in place Of Alexander Smith.
Republican, who died on the night Of
his election in 1878. This year the
Republicans had no candidate but the
Greenbackers who had been strong in
that district nominated one but Mr..
Hutchins has been successful
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
An .ilIer Victim,

We yesterday mentioned the fact ths
fifteen pounds Of butter we're stole
tlom a market wagon on King stree
below Sixth on Tuesday evening an
last evening another case of simihs
nature was reported to us. In this cas-
Mr.. b. +. Linn was the sufferer and hi
loss Is eleven pounds Of butter an
fifteen dozen eggs. 1t lehooves GU
country friends to keep their eyes open
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
The NOrn,a's RecepitOn.

The first grand reception of the Norm
Social Club, to be given on Friday eve
ming, November 2lst, promises to rank
with the very best to be given this sea
son. The character of the young GET
tlemen competing the club is a guaran,
tee that the tone of the reception will
be all that could be desired, and tb,
list Of managers contains some veterans
in this business.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
I, "a re n On Morally and Spiritually.

On Sunday morning next, Rev. J. b.
Mann, of the Union M. Il Church, will
preach sermon on the "Present Moral
and Spiritual condition of the Church,
and the causes contributing thereto. "
This is an interesting subject, and hand.
led by Mr.. Mann will be well worth lis
tenipg to.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Ko0n.day Prayer Meeting.

A regular monday prayer meeting
is being held each day this week in the
basement Of St. Paul's NJ. Il. church.
The meetings are held with an object
to the revival Of religion in our midst,
and all christian people are cordially
invited to attend and take part. Diff
ferent ministers have charge of the
meeting each day.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Lecture.

DR.. Stewart, of this city, will delive
lecture before the faculty and stew
ards of Delaware college at Newark, d
Friday evening, the 18th inst. Snb
ject: Mosaic Records and the Srien
tific Objections Thereto. Seats free
The public is generally invited.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Anniversary.

The eleventh anniversary of the
West Presbyterian Sabbath School will
be held tomorrow evening, Nov. 7, in
the audience room of the church. The
programme will be varied one. The
exercises will be free and all are invit-
ed,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
In q Ditch,

A man named Lummis while wan.
dering along the foot of Tatnall street
unwittingly stepped too near the edge
OF the embankment. As another man
fshed him out of the mud and filth
with long stick, ne naturally fell
somewhat aggrieved. He repaired Il
neighboring shed, and as he curris
himself gingerly with the shell Of
clam, the profanity that percolaleA
through the cracks and loosened th.
rafters was indeed expressive.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Personal.

John O'Byrne, Esq, and wife, re,
turned home last evening from New
York. Mr.. O'Byrne has been canvass
ing the State during the past month
for Gov. Robinson. As Governor Robin.
son was defeated by 10000 1t seems
that the silver tongued O'Byrn had
not much influence.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
keOkuk'A Anbfversnrv

On Thursday evening next Keokul
Tribe, No. 3, Improved Order of Re-
Men, will celebrate the twenty. seventl
anniversary Of the organization of til
tribe in their wigwam, at Sixth AM
Shipley streets. The Great Inchonee
of the United States, and several o,he
distinguished guests are expected to b
present. The programme will conss
OF speeches, recitations, vocal and in
strumental music, etc.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
important 10 Mothers,

Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup iJ thc'only
thnE that mothers can rely upon for their
cliidrrn. II CCrreCts aciiity Of the stomach
cues wind cole regulates the bowels nd
gives rest, heait an! comfort to mo,her aud
child. During the process OF teetEingits value
Is incaIcu.ab.C. II s0ltens the gums reduces
inflammation and alIays all paiD, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to the
mother. twenty five cent bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
An Old Friend Again In lhe Efel

Mr.. George Drake, whose name and
genial countenauce are familiar to all
WilminRtonisns, who are in the habit
of attending auction sales, has again
taken out license as an auctioneer. Mr.
Drake received his license yesterday,
and his first sale will be held at his new
establishment this evening. 1t is th+
intention of Mr.. Drake to keep in stock
a first class assortment of furnishing
goods of all kinds, and his already es-
tablished reputation is guarantee that
all will be fairly dealt with.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
The weather.

War Department, OHios Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Nov. II
A. n.
Indications for Friday-For the Mid,
dl. States, warmer southeast to south
west winds, partly cloudy weather,
with stationary or slowly falling bsro'
meter.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07

A CARD.-Having obtained possession Of
Al the Grocery and Provision store nt the
). i. corner tifth and Poplar streets, we pro
pose to furnish everything desired in our line
at the lowest cash prices. Give us trial and
convince yOurselveS. We would call especial
attenti0n Of our immediate neighb0rs TO the
above card. Respectfully yours,
PATTON b BRO, GrOcers,
100 I'm 3. 4. cor. 9th and Poplar
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07

DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills alwsy.
cure Headache, whether the result o.
Indigestion or Nervousness. Price "
cents.
Suttsrley & Foster, photographers,
3O2 Market street, will for short tim
take l6 pictures for rs cts. :
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Rose OF sharon.

The West Presbyterian Sabbath
School will have on its programme of ex-
ercises for. Friday night representation
of rose of Sharon. 1t was designed
by Miss Lizzie Grubb and engraved by
Mics Maggie Harrigan, 10th members
of the school. The representation is a
very good ons.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
4 OseHv.

There was small audience at th
Opera House last evening. The piab'
ism of the performer was clear and dis
tinct and was highly enjoyed by thG'
present. He was encored frequent!
and each time responded with other
sAleciiOnS
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
KeyR FOund.

A bunch of keys were found on From
street near West this morning, whcl
the owner can have by calling Of
Elijah Townsend, corner Of Second and
Jackson streets, and paying for this 10
tica
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Military.

At S o'clock this evening the First
Battalion, First Regiment, d. V. NJ,
will hold a meeting in the drill room,
Masonic Temple, to consider a mat
ter of much Importance. Members
of both companies are requested to be
present.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Bogus Certificates,

1t is no vile druyged stuff, pretending to be
made oI wonderful foreign roots. barks, sc ,
and puhed up by loug bogus certificates Of
pretG4de miraculous cures but a simple,
pure, elective medic ne. made OF well known
valuable remedies that furnishes its own Ger
titicates By it, ,uT 5. We refer to Hop Bit
ters, the purest and best of medicines. .-tx-
change, see another column.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Another II ) me n lar hacrilice.

Miss Jtisup, eldest daughter of Al
fred D. Jessup, of the firm of JrssIp
Moore, the well known paper marufsc
turers on the Brandywine, was married
at Newport yesterday to Major Hay land
of the British Army.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Arm liENkeM.

Mr.. Harry Brown, carpenter, residing
at ZIG Spruce street, in getting up tc
call some one about the house this
morning, mistook the stairway and
falling broke his arm at the elbow. Drs
Maull and Brown were called in and
reduced the fracture.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07

yCNN Ram, SEWING II MACHlNE BA
- z.Iar, Northwest cor. Ninth and Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del. Al tifsvcIass
Sewing Nachinea Tor sa'e on cay terms. Oh,
Nee,l1s and Attachments Tor all Machines.
ReplirtEga speciality. open in the evening
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors aao
In liscrstious of youth, nervous weakness
ca ,ly decay, loss OF manhood, etc., will SEND
recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov
cred by missionary In South America. Send
sGli-addressed envelope to tho REV. JosgPB
IT, sMAN. Station II. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
A Female Drunkard.

Maggie Blundell, comparativel.
young woman, was fined fifty cents an
costs by Acting Mayor O'Neill at Pc
lice Court this morning, for drunken
ness.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
GIrderH Arrived. .

The iron girdsrs for the court house
arrived yesterday from the Phmnix
Iron Company at Pbnnixville, Pennsyl.
vania.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Presentation Free,

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness
Loss Of Manh1oi, and all disorders brought
on by Ind sCrstiun or excess, Amy Druggist
haa the Ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON b co, IS Nassau 81, New York.
1S l'si wly
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
Returned Home.

Mr.. William Campbell has returned
homo from an extended visit to En-
rome.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07

S,PORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.-All the
> improved makes of Breech Loading
Ours, Muzzle Leaders in great variety, sew
en.shot Niokie Plated re divers, prices lower
than ever. Repairing done in an honest
manner a. reasonable rates. Cutlery OF all
kinds sharpeped. A call is respectfully soli-
cited. II. J. PYLE, TIA Market street.
4.lT-3m Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-11-07
EkUh EkS.
u n. ROBINSON IL CO.
BANK ERS < BROKERS
N. II. Cor. Fourth and Market.
RII NllrlN lEI. WaKE

For SALE shares lst National Banl
stock s shares National Bank Of Whining
ton and Brandywine.
I. ). fOURS FOR SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Philadelphia, New \ ork ana Boston s.o3ki
oought and sold on commission. Every iaoil
les Afforded for persons to sell or invest II
stocks or bonds. teD2O-lV