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Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
state Fair Record.

The first number of "Ths State Fai,
Record" reached us this morning. and
We have no hesitation in saying that 1,
Is credit to the publisher and the
editor. OF Its thirty-two columns,
twenty are filled with the bright bust
ling advertisements Of live business
men, and the other twelve columns ars
hlied with sharp, crispy articles per-
tanning 70 the fair. The paper is ably
edited by Mr.. Colclazer, assisted bv a
corps Of live reporters, I'm whose articles
We notice the earmsrks Of some we'll
known Wilmington Knights Of the pen
Gil. If every other department Of the
Fair is conducted with the same vigor
ana spirit that Is thrown into the IRE.
cord" the exhibition will be the grand
est and most successful ever held in
Delaware. Success TO the "Record,n
and though 1t Is destined to short life
may 1t be merry one.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

NOTIOE-HOME LOAN ASSOCIA-
september 18th, Fourth Friday. dood ana
safe investment. Apply TO
T. I. TAYLOR, Secretary,
602 Markst etr.at
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
PsosAsLY rArAL Acc,n,.-
a ,esI cs.s.sa ..s ~. crushed u,... |
,Sas ss.ss osseras Iron a. Third %"'. .''...

ColoFed MAm Crush.s
ie.a ofsersp Iron :. TS,'a .nde' . |.
Bridge. "'Fd s'rss
=, This morning about 10 o,o,o.,
Wm: Gibbs, employed by n. S,ocs, 3 y
Croker, was engaged * Mi; MI, Jans
scrap iron from the deck of , Unloading
ing In the Christiana, oppos;,. ,, Da's, !, I y
mond State Iron Works. .' bs me d.
injuries which may probab,r al ss'si'i
iatsl' In unloading the Iron prove
derrick is used to hoist II ~ lair|
oarse 70 small hand cars una. mvm ~ Y
wharf. The man Gibbs wa, .poa ,poiaa y
to work the derrick unon ~ .sslsslnl|
when, about ten O'Clock, a lot tIs ot ~ ee''|
which had been raised to los bs;otmi' =, li'a
some fifteen feet, became loosassa,,n sa,n =
some manner and slipping ea fyona !
crane which held 1t, fell upon 'G Gu. ~
him upon the head .,S Slos, .,s
II IS thought that his skull Is fr.as .u s'as
and that he is badly hurt in,s,n.nssi ,aasi
Inc Injured man was taken to bis .,. na
1t Tenth and Orange streets. and nd ,'a uea
cal assistance summoned. Ciibhs ~ia y
married man about 80 years Of U, aSs u
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
At Pusex 4 J loues, Yard,

The keel of new steamer for the
United States government has Just been
laid at the Pusey, Jones L. Compauy's
yard. The vessel is to be named the
"Fish Hawk" and is to be used in the
Fishery Department of the Government.
The tug NINA Italian" is being repair.
ed, and several other vessels are rang
ed along the docks, some being repaint.
ed, and others awaiting various repairs.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
M arI.

W. R. Brinckle & Co. Greenville sta
tion, W. & N. R. R. have just received
a car load of Green Mari from New Jer.
sey. They are the agents for its sale
in this section and can give all infor.
mation in regard to it. Marl is a ferti.
liz dug from the earth and is found
in parts of New Jersey and was ust d
there with excellent results. 1t con.
sists OF decayed bones and shells and
is rich in the phosphates, making it
superior to most artificial maDules.
They sell it at very reasonable prices.
Messrs. W. R. B. 4 Co. are the first to
Introduce it in this part of the State.
Call and see them or correspond.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Home Again

Messrs. Cowan and Crossan ~,
pentsrs who had been sent tn "Sva S.'s
America, with q new vessel bv ths pva' pVa'l
4 Jones Company, returned bom. u'' !!
Saturday last, having performsd mad N n
work they were sent to do, Tbsv h.a
been absent five months having s,,..a u.1
ON the 18th Of May last. Tbsr 's| 4
not give very interesting or y 0o,,s.| v
picture Of South American life s and !.
though they were offered work ~
their contract at e15O per month ~
preferred TO return to Wilmington !,
work for less wages, considerina N
comforts OF home and the socisi,
friends more than equivalent to n. n
ference In salary.
The young men brought several !,
riosities home with them as memsnt..
Of their Southern trip, among otbsn
handsome smoking cap, made from 4
bark Of . tree, which Is in posses,jm
Mr.. s. W. Shultz at his tobacco 4.
No. 3 East Fourth street. The ,s.s
the party who went out with \
young men are expected to return |,
few days.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Elliott. Johnson & q
BANKERS AND BROKEN

, WILMINGTON, DEL.
U. 3. Government Eonds bought stt 4
or exchanged at current rates.
Cash ready for good first mortgage
All local securlties bOue bit and sli !
FOR SALB.-$0OO0 Wilmington Cg |
5000 Masonic Hall Bonds, / share Bail
Delaware, 8 shares First National Gant
Philadelphia, New York and San Fnid
stocks and bonds bought and sold nl
carried on margin.
photographic quotations received coIsr'
ana furnished. Trade dollars bought
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
English Con federation

A slight error occurred in the quoted
Sentence Of Hon. Thomas Bailey Pot.
ter's letter to City Treasurer Vincent
yesterday. Itshould have read: "Your
idea Of the Confederation Of the En-.
glish Speaking Races is not only not uto.
plan, but probajle." The Italic of
probable is Mr.. Potter's own, and is
an svidence that that gentleman has
been convsrsing upon the subject with
representative men.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
eUa PHuLApELrHA LErrss.

4 ktseng Dcm0eralic Ticket-Ran.
4 aaIl Interested in Ohl0-Kiral.
| fy's Black CsoOk-Jhs Cerener'a
HaBAs Tall, &c.
Special Correspondent Of the Rspublicsu.
PnLADELPRIA, Sept. ~, 10.
The selection Of candidates for the Of.
fees Of City Treasurer, Register Of Wills
and Sheriff st the Democratic mass
meeting last Saturday night ID concsd.
cd on every side to BE- . formidable one
not only because Of the undoubted
qualifications Of the nominees, but also
from the fact that they are the choice
seemingly Of the whole Democratic
party. As an evidence OF the force Of
the ticket presented whose &C.
ception by the County Convention next
Wednesday there is no reason to doubt
the comments Of the newspapers Lest
representing the three political els.
ments of the community are noteworthy.
The ordinary observer may or may
not see in all this the prosecution OF
Mr.. Randall's "Ohio idea" Of leaving
Pennsylvania politics alone and devct-
ing himself to those OF the Buckeye
state fer TO him alone can be attributed
the magnetic power that has brought
about this probable coalition Of the
Vaux and McGowan factions. I'LL. |
In the amusement world the Walnut
street theatre will bring out nsxt Mon.
day night Kiralfy's "Black Crooks
piece whose name is familiar 10 all
classes and synonymous with brilliancy
and splendor. II is long time since
the play has been properly pres, NJ, i
in this city, and 1t is scarcely nc otssary
to say that next Monday 1t will bs set
forth in all Its original grandeur.
This week ''The Tourists in Palace
Car Company" will close a successful |
engagement. The Chestnut will open
its season next Monday with Barley |
new play Of "The Galley |
Slave" The Arch presents the Opera |
Of "Buttons - the North Board "Fati-
nitza :" the South Board, Herman,
the Magician !" the Academy Of Music,
Haverly's Minstrels, and the Park 1.-THE
Bankers Daughter" Surely out Of
his programme one should succeed in
being amused. |
Coroner Gilbert has his hands full, so
to speak, to-day. In the inquest In the
'ase of George N. and Andrew J. Emery
victims Of the recent explosion Of an
Ill refining still, it was testified that,
previous to passing oil into the still, 1t
lad been tested by water pressure, and
t was supposed that the water had not
III been withdrawn, and that the re-
nainder owing to the tremendous
,eat required in the oil refining |.
'rocess had generated sufficient
team to cause the disaster. Another
ase that Of Louis R. Appleton, an old
nan, and probably Friend, who, It
GEMS, was fatally beaten by a son, To !
'hom he had applied for assistance.
he son Is Bucks county farmer. An
ther, was that of Jacob Rngeler, aged :
7, who died from shot in The mouth
with suicidal intent. s
Mayor Stokley to-day signed the bill
King the tax.rate at 81. M.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

The Postmaster Generals report fol
the year ending June 30tb, 1879, will
show that during that year 2676 Post
offices were established and 1919 dis
continued. The total number of Offices
In operation on June Both, last, was
4O,S72. Since then there has been In
increase of 372 Offices.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Obituary.

in Hengkong, China, July 0, 1879, OF valvu
lar disease Of the heart, deD1rted this lie
Co., Delaware, but for many years an homes
and respected shipmaster Of the Port Of New
York. He died In the discharge Of his duty
The American vessels in HOngkOng harbOl
flew Their flags at hs slfmast on the day of the
funeral out Of respect to his memory, and q
large number Of friends, both merchants and
testant cemetery, at aHsppy Valley, =
where, BY. his request, they were inferred.
"And the stately ships 20 by,
To their haven Under the hill
But oh for the tolicn of q vanished hand,
And the sound Of q Voice that is still. I"
Many are left to MORN the loss Of this no.
bic and generous man.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Saos yssrxxDAY's LAT. EDITION. |
Al AGED MOTMER,s ApeEAu.
wsiaiss for Twenty Years for Her
.s'aor beyS RetsFn--An Anect.
1n9 Appeal for TiOinrs. .

| AWomsJ FEARS Tor 0el
.s'aor beyT Retsrn-An Anect.
lnG Appeal for TiSi.rs. ~ = !
A short time ago an account Of IN.
sinking Of . whaling vessel BY An inf,.
rated whale, went the rounds ~ ~
papers, and at the time Il was com.
mented upon as something wonderful.
In fact a. something that had never
occurred before. This coming 70 ths
notice Of Mr.. Francis Vincent, our City
Treasurer, that gentleman sen. TO the
philadelphiA Ledger" an account Of
the sinking Of the ship "Essex," some
years ago, In 4 similar manner. Mr.,
Vincent did not mention In his article
when the Essex" was lost, but in.
formed our representative this morn
ipg that It was fully sixty years since
she went down.
Since the article was published In the
Ledger" he has received the follow.
Ing letters, and although II is impossi.
bic that this mothers blue.eyed bow
could have been on board the "Ess.x :
alluded to by Mr.. ". yet We publish
the letter. hoping l. will be widely cop-
led BY our brethren OF the Press, and
perhaps through its agency the tidipes
for which the widowed mothers heat
has longed for twenty years NAV be
brought to her. The following letter Ia
the mothers own language:
IHILADELrmA. September q. 1879.
francis ViHCENT-Kind Sir: Pardon an
sged widowed mother writing to stranger.
HoeIn& IN account In the LEDGER OF A Wha.
ing snip "Essex," with your name attached
70 IT. which was wrecked about twenty YEAR
Sss Sso "A ,,n naa "a dear son who, when 1 last !
datcd MS letter at Honolulu, Sandwich "a. |
iIaands, saying that he would be home soon |
MS name was William d. Bentley. liuht com. |
piexlon, and with blue eyes and red Whiskers |
wnon no ieHt nome; he also had an iinpedi. |
lnent IN his speech. As n kind friend viii |
Know how to address q letter 10 this M McS.
erson, the only survivor OF the "Essex. !" viii
you pissce do 90 for me, and ascertain II INV
son was one Of the unfortunate crewY 1
nave I, heard ne was on whale ship about that
umc. AND " ne is dead will be rec0ilciled.
- = vi tnen Know his end. For about %
Of the late Of my long lost son
:, This Mr. Nickerson lives on the island oi
NAntucket. and II you will write to him. or n
any other person having knowledge of ths
oss OF any whaling vessels, you will ever have
ne Kind remembrance OF o broken hearted
I'D widowed mother, '"' ''u
II any one knows Of my sons death wish
ns ;rssa g Gs M candid and lot me know. My sd.
montgomery avenue, Philadslphla. :
f.S.-l did not see an account of the Nor
vegian barque; perhaps my son was on that
VIII you please inquirer Very respecttulIv'I
MRS. SARAH H. BENTr w
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
A DarbAPOus Pair

The Preston Bros, at their PALM
tonsorial establishment are still vil
Ing razor and shears, with their 4
equaled skill, 1t MOI Bast Sixth s,,a
and 1t has become the Mecca Of al \
tony" young men Of Wilmington. |
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
DIEIl,
DIED.
ERWIN In fhia citx on fha u NJ i,.a,

ERVlN.-In this city, on the 2lst instant,
Eenry Erwin.
The friends Of the family are invited to at.
tend the funeral, from his late residence. No.
6o5 Washington street, on Thursday after.
noon, the 18th inst. Services at the house At
3 o'clock. lnterment at Old Swedes' cemo-
te-y. = :
BRUNNER -On Monday. the 2ad ius.aut
Thomas Brunner, In the 39th year Of his
age. ="
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from the Logan House, on Thurs.
day morning, at $40 GCiUck. ]h.eimept at
Greenwood Cemetery, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
For the State Fair.

A train Of ten cars left the r., w. &
B. depot about 1890 this morning for
the fair at Dover. Quite a number Of
Philadelphians took passage on the
train, among whom were several noted
horsemen. Very few Wilmingtonians
were noticed aboard, however.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

NOTICE.-in conformity with the pro
IN visions Of the act, passed by the Cen
eral Assembly OF the State OF delaware. on TN
18th dry Of March, A. d.. 1878, the subscri
ben hereby give. nstics that they will MAKE
to the Honorable Leonard + Wales Judye NJ
the Superior Court Of tho state OF Delaware
tor charter incorporation Of Q company
called "The James l. Webb Printing and
Stationery Company, " TO carry on the busi
ness OF the manufacture OF Books, Prints and
stationary In all its branches, and that a
.raft Of the proposed charter will be on that
dsy exhibited 70 the ssid Judge for his exami.
II. JANIS,
y. .AINSWORTH,
M. M. CHILD.
wilmington, Del, Sept. l6, 1870. oi7tf
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Than ks.

We desire to express our thanks to
the Fire Department for the valuable
services rendered us on last Friday and
The promptnsss with which they re-
sponded to our call for aid. They did
nobly and deserve much credit for the
ability they manifested. Yours,
M. GAMBRILL K Co.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Tho New Nasonac Hail.

The Grand Lodge, A. r. A. NJ. of this
State, will hold meeting in this city on
Monday next, to make arrangements for
laying the corner stone OF the new Ma
sonic Hall at New Castle. The Grand
Lodge will attend in body on that oc-
casiOn.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

WANTED.-A white girl ior general
Lane near City Railway Depot. V.2s ~
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
MF. Hu0her

will be ready to wait on his friend, i
al those who will patronizs him /
morrow morning At 10 o'clock and Il
serve them with a fine lunch at 1
southwest corner Of Fifth and Shin
streets. "
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
A SspuR EOrnnme.

A well-known Wilmington lady, VIII,
has kept boarding cottage At Atlanti,
City for number Of years, retired q,
the end Of last season with the snus
little sum Of $40, 900, which she has re.
allied at that place.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

Tho ''Sylvea1er's" Z" Eucc cessor.
The steamer "George R. Kelsey, "
commanded by Capt. i. H. Dsakyne, of
Chester, Pa, is 10 bs put upon ille liue
between Philadelphia aud Lewes. She
will make hsr first trip this week.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
persOual.

Mr.. +. 0. Bennett, the Pioneer Grocer
of East Wilmington has left for q fer
weeks visit to different points of interest
in New York State, combining business
with pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

NOTlCE-Th Annual Meeting of the
~ stockholders of tho Home Loan Asso.
ci.ton Will DO held on Friday evening next.
E. 7. TAYLOR, Sect,y,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
EPFstusn,

The fire at Third and Parish srus
did not occur at the residence Of d
Hastings IS stated in yesterdays Il
pers, but at the house OF John Tgi|
next door.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Signal StatiOn.

The United States Signal Office has
now completed arrangements for cor
Meeting the Breakwater with the PbiJa-
delphia office, and this will be don.
within few weeks.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Reward OTered

twenty-five dollars reward is offered
by Mr.. James Mccoy, Of Hare's Corner,
for the recovery of the horse stolen
from his place on the 18th inst.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Bread Eread.

Persons wishing to have good sweet
white bread should use the Table Talk
Flour, at 800 per barrel, For sale at
300 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
THIRD EDITION..
THE LEG sTRErCHERs.

RowsiI still In The l.ead-He n
Pressed by 6uyOn-weston ~
Miles Behind.
The public interest in the walking
match at Madison Square garden, New
York, seems to be increasing and thu
crowd of spectators last night was q
great as ever.
There seems to be no doubt now tina
Rowell will be first in the list, and Guy
on will be second il he keeps well. Wes
ton Is evidently fooling his friends, apt
says he is too sick to walk. Rowell hs
finished 2l1 miles, being folty- five
hours on the track. This left him soms
six miles behind the bsst score for the
same time on record, which was made
by Blower" Brown in London. Ennis
has recovered from his nausea, and is
walking well, but he is to far behind 10
have chance Of winning
Gdyon as he approached the compile
tion of his 200th mile was greeted with
great applause. The crowd cheersd w.
oiferoufly and the building shook with
the applause. He turued his 2OGlI n,;'r
At eleven O'Clock thirty-fve inmate
and fifteen seconds. He is only Is as
behind Rowell. He made the mile in
IA minutes aud 2 seconds. A number
Of lively races occurred during the pigbl
between Merritt, Ennis, Hazael aud
Guyou. After finishing bis 20Oth mile
Guyon went to bed and will take long
rest.
Weston announces that on coming on
the track after his present rest he will
run continuously to the end Of the race
and avoid walking altsgether. hart
is in fine form, and began running afts-
midnight, when he had q good, clear
track. Ennis also did some good run.
ming about the same time, and the
long-leggsd Merritt also displayed his
powers. Az
The score at one o'clock stood: Wes-
ton, l73; Rowell, 2l5; Hazael, 1856;
Guyon, 200; Euuis, $50; Panchot, 1Jt;
Merritt, 1917; Hart, 1893; Krohne, LOO;
Taylor, 100; Jackson, 160; FEEDER meyer,
$50. At one o'clock the only men on
the track were Ennis, Merritt ard Us,t,
the others having retired. some 10 take
. long rest and others an hours rep.
The score at two O'CLOCK A. N. s.Cm'
Weston, l73; Rowell, 2l5; Hazas', 1856;
Guyon, 200; Ennis, 1856; Panchot, 154,
Merritt, 200; Hart, 1913, KroLne, 1907
Taylor, 100; Jackson, 100; Fedsrmeyer,
$50.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
School UJn1Nn.

|, The semi-annual session of the Con-
cord First Day School Union will bs
held on seventh day, tenth month, ,1lth,
this city. g5tof s'q4
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
BROKERS.
- =. ROBINSON 4 90.
BANKERS & BROKED
n. Il. Cor. FO0ruh and Mvrkx
WILMINGTON. DELAWII
us FOURS EnP sAJ.r

us. FOURS FOR SALE
FOR SALs.-UDiicd States 4 per cent 4
Wilmington Ciiy " Der cent. loan.
SILVER EOUGHT AND SOLD
Philadelphia, New York and Boston n
bought and sold on commission. Evept
Les afforded for persons TO sell or inM
stocks or bonds. tebxN
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
HorICnu.i
Consolation Tor consu mptlvss.

/ The physicians Of the "Corsumption Hos.
piial, =" England, acknowledge that with Cod
Liver Oh, 10 any form, they have not cured
these Hypo- Phnsphites they have cured seven
ly-dye per cent. Physicians have prescribed
lGO, ,C0O packages Of vi,aJized fhosph hates IN
all ferns Of ner' GUS diseases, vltalixing the
dcbtlltated PREVENTING and curing oonSump-
tion. =
y. CROSBY, 600 sixth Ave-, ny.
For safe by z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market Sts., wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
EpUoATaonAl.
MIGHT SCHOOL
AT THE
WILMINGTON ACADEMY,

MIGHT SCHOOL
IN At THE
WILMINGTON ACADEMY,
WILL RR-OPEN
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. ~, 1879.
James II. Cnbb, Principal, Teacher Of
Plain and Ornamental Penpanship, Book.
keeping, Latin, &c,
Mr.. Raphael Quintero, b. 8. mining Col
lege, Mexico) Spanish, Algebra, &c.
Prot, Henry Loubiqnac, A. M, French.
Prof Homer A. Herr, Drawing.
TERMS.
$500 tor any one (i) branch, or $3.50 for en-
tire course.
q and cents per hour.)
N. B.-Free lecture on Monday evening,
Sept 20. Glasses Of6 or more at reduced
rates. Send for circular. 9W2t
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
WANTED.

WANIED.-$25.0O 90 will be given to an
w one procuring employment as mir hi
or day watchman, timekeeper, janitor or lIaht
work Of any kind for handy man willing 10
% generally useful. Apply at 1888 French
eIIeot. y22-3t~
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

NOTICE. persons having colts N
~ they wish broke to light harness 1AN
OF horses handled for speed, can have IN;
p0r., Del. N''"
r. S.-Y0ung stock q speciaitv OF Imah ~
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

NO1iCE-.The partnership heretofore OK
~ istine between I. Mitchell, Jr., and +.
n: 8. Mtcneli, trading as Mitchell o., Agts.
day dissolved by mutual consent. All setfIa
men1 will be made TO or by
2. M1TOHELL JR.,
y. 4. MITCHELL.
September ls, 1879.
! hope by prompthess and good work "a
vert continuance Of tho liberal patronage
9.19 3t SLOW. Front L.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
NOTI, /
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS /.
WARD.

Three hundred dollars roward W. Dc raid
ior the arrest and conviction tf tho thief Of
thieves who have been recently engaged In
housebreaking In this city. -
S-26u u JOHNP, ALLMCNIl. mayo,.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
B0FgA1US in FlOuP

at 300 W. Second street, tbe oe'eb a >
ted Table Talk -four only $500 per Lbl. +;
the Cabinet -four S6.25 per bJI.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

NhONE To LOAN By the Wilmington
M Saving Fund Society. in large or an ii
amounts. on good frst mo. Cages. no bonus or
commission charged. Apply TO
]. f, SMITH, Tresg..
17-lwed-lweOd. 7SO MarLet strs.,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

"ANTED.-A woman wants place to
W. Fourth street. 9!r atx
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
NIGHT SCHOOL.

NHAPLEwOoD INSTITUTE, Concord.
w willie, Pa, for both sexes, is situated on
10 Philadelphia ana Baltimore Central Il,
H., and is eleven miles north of Wilmington,
on the Concord Pike. Students are prepared
Tor the active duties Of life, for business and
college. 1t excells in healthy location, good
rooms, and frstclass professors. Little boys
are made to feel they have home. For cata-
Market street. Wilmington.
J. SHORTL1DGE, A.
$40 3m d&w
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

TINE MECHANICAL AND CONNER.
l. DIAL EVENING COLLEGE, Or
HARKNESS ACADEMY,
lOO1, 1908 AND 1905 MARKET STREET,
OPENS THIS EVENING.
Bring two dollars snd enter; or come. regis.
tel, secure seat and state when you will enter.
9.20l
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

school of ART re.Opens, Sept. 22d.
FREEHAND. MECHANICAL DRAW
ING AND PAINTING TAUGHT.
Instruction privately or in class. Evenina
mechanical drawing class and studio hours
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from to {
0 clock.
Pupils fitted for Academy Of Fine Arts, Phil.
adelphta Portraits painted, &C., sc. All
Kinds OF drawing designs, &C., &C., made In
10 mos careful and artistic manner. For
terms or any information call or address sttaio
room 10, Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Del.
Refererce-Col. H! s. McComb. y. Taylor
Cause, Esq, II. @. Robinson. Esq, DR.. ]. Il.
Tantuln. scott
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

1857 Prizes. amounting. $40 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
ut allproninent points. to whom liberal
compensation will be pad.
Application Tor rates to clubs should only
be made TO the pome Office In New Orleans
Write. clearly stating full address, Tor fur.
ther Information, or send orders to
M. A. DAUPHIN.
p. d. Box 692. New Orleans In,
or same person at
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary drawings are
under the supervision and management Of
GENERALS q. T. BEAUREGARD and
JUBAL A. EARLY. 9-10 w&s~t
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
FRIENDS SCHOOL,

ON WEST STREET, WILMINGTON,
between Fourth and Fifth Sts.)
An Englis and Classical School for Chill
dren and Youths Of both sexes. Pupils pre-
llred for College or Business Special stten
.'on given to the individual capacities Of pu.
pills. School year re.opens 9th month Sth,
nd consists Of two terms Of twenty iull weeks
,ch Cost Of tuition $40, SIS, $2O and S25 peT
rm. Good homes provided for pupils from
o distance.
Circulars can be obtained at the store Of q.
I. Thomas 4 Go. For further information I'd.
dress
FRED. EDEN BACH,
Principal.
Residence o0o W, Ninth st, 8-52n