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Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
FOURTH EDITION
BRANDY WINE WAFER RIGHTs.
A Correspondent Opposed 70 Their
Purchase by the City.

A Correspon ndent Opposed TO Their
Purchase by the City.
WILMINGTON, April "A, 1880.
MRssRs EDIroRs.--I have been very
much surprised to see the action OF
our City Council taking the prelimina-
nv step towards purchasing the last
water rights, and you in an Editorial
say $685., 900 or any other amount Of
money, but that the city ought to, have
the power. Now friend, George, you
NAV think me bold when l assert that
II the Council pay $35, 900 or any other
amount Of money, it will be just that
amount Of money more than thrown
away, that is for pumping purposes.
These are my reasons for this: the city
now own the two first rights, and Mes
srs. Lea & Sons, bridge Mill) the next
right; these take every drop Of water
of dry season in August and Septem-
ber, and have often known the third
right to have to stop and the second
CITY rights take It all. Then 1t must
follow that steam pumping machinery
must be resortsd to anyhow, as we re-
quire always the most water for city
purposes when the Brandywine is low
est. In the last water rights there is
not power when the city wants the
most, and besides the last rights have
to keep up the race and dam.
II they have to get steam pumps for
the dryest times there is no use own
ing the power for wet seasons, as it is
easier on machinery to run it occasion
ally than to keep 1t stopped during the
wet season. Yours Truly, P.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
DEB.

HOLDEN.-In this city, on the I'D instant
Eliza Holden, In her s8th year.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. 43 Washir gton
street, on Monday afternoon, April 10th, AZ
o'clock.
RIGHTER.-ln Brandywine HID, on the I'd
inst, Elizabeth kightsr, wife u Evan
Righter. aged o. years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence In Brandywine Hd.,
on Sunday afternoon, April 25th. TO leave
the house at o'cloek. Services Of the mouse.
Intsrment ut Wilmington and Brandywins
cemetery.
ORANSTOM.-AtS Stanton. on the 2lth inst,
Hsnnah w., vile OF Benjamin e:anston, In
har osth year. a.u-
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late res
dence, ut Stanton, on Tuesday, the eth inst
Meet Ut tho house at o'elsck. ..
TATMAN.-on the nd inst, Virginia Tat
man, aged 10 Nonths.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In,
yited TO atssnd the fuAeral from the residence
OF her parents, Francis and Elizabeth Tat
man, No. S0S L. Second street, on Tuesday
the z7th inst, Services at the house at 30 o.
m. Interment at st. Georges cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
Little Florence sacGibeny.

Last evening during the recess in
the interesting musical concert OF the
McGibeny family at the Opera House,
several of the children strolled around
amongst the audience selling group
photograph likenesses Of the family.
Little Allie and Florence, so childlike
and entertaining, were favorites with
the audience, and were petted and
praised by everybody who had a chance
to speak to them. Allie, not yet more
than six years Of age,is the tenor drum
player, and Florence, little past four,
handles the bass drum in mastery
manner. That these little things
should give a genealogical history of
their family in answer to the numerous
questions asked them need not be won
dered at. Last night little Florence,
Allie and Master Hugh wandered
around in the circle and came near to
where was seated a representative Of
the REPUBLICAN where they succeeded
in selling several copies of the group
likeness of the family.
Buy family group? asked Florie, as
she moved around from aisle to aisle:
"Let me look at one," said lady
patronizingly.
"TSat's me, and that's the baby"
said Allie as she pointed out the family
characters.
why, are there any younger than
you," said the lady.
"Yes'm,I i have four sisters younger.
"Why, bless me, how big are they"
"Oh, why some Of 'em can't creep yet."
This remark Of little Florence caused
q ripple Of pleasant laughter in the
group of persons who were listening to
her childish remarks, when the brother
came to her assistance assuring the in
quisitors that what his little sister had
:::!.d ~~as true.
"There were twelve children of us but
one died. There are seven OF US here
to night, and that leaves four younger
than Florence" This would make thir-
teen in family, nine OF whom including
the father and mother were upon the
platform last night. There is not one
of them but may be called musical
wonder from the father down to Flo
renee. The parents both look remark
ably robust and healthy and are yet
but in the prime of life. Such a family
must have a brilliant musical record
before them.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
Tho sixth MarG Election

The meeting of the Republican voters
of the Eighth Ward this evening to
nominate delegates to be voted for to at
tend the State Convention to be held at
Dover on Thursday, the 9Th Of May,
will be held at the corner of Ninth ard
Bennstt streets, instead of Ninth and
Poplar as was stated yesterday. The
meeting will be held at y o'clock. All
the Republicans of the ward should at
tend.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
Tha NlnYfon HOUSE.

Since Mr.. George W. 0rtllp hs 4,
en- charge Of the Clayton HOUSE !. n
has been a marked increase ID !,
number of guests, although 'ns NJ N
charged for board are the same ,ss Sr, \,
tofore. Just now the travelling h
mercial men are doing their sFrlps !
mess, and a large number OF 'lsm .,n,r,
lister at this hotel. The pelmA
boarders are many and laSs s,'il .,'il
there were forty transient DOAa \, N
Nine persons were placed ~ ,,si N
apartments and the parlor wa' s,'b,, M
q bedroom. The average nunvd a,dI
meals per day is 800. -Four .i.r au' \
feet Of new hose arrived yes'e,uSs, s,,
was distributed through the uV'''
be used in case Of fire.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
SECOND EDITION.
NEW CASTLE.

Mr.. Clark ImproYing-ArriVai oil
rev. = . A. Richards and. FamiaJ -
PARSONAGE Repaired Eana'
way.
Special spOndence Ct Ito REPUBLICAN
New CASSIE, April oath, lsS0.-Ei
mer Clark, Esq, who was severely IN
iured a few days ago by the running
away Of pair of mules he was driving
to q wagon, was much better yesterday
Mr.. James Biggs has taken the gents
furnishing store in Leckler's building
on Delaware street, formerly conducted
By Mr.. Wilmot.
Fhe family of Rev. NJ. A. Richards
arrived on Thursday afternoon from
the West, and pastor and family were
welcomed at the parsonage in the
evening by . warm reception rendered
them by the ladies Of the Church. A
yery plea SAINT and sociable hour or two
was spsnt with them. The pastor who
came here an entire stranger, two
weeks ago, has by his pleasant address
and sociability, already made msny
warm friends both in and outside OF
the church.
Since the parsonage was vacated by
Rev. D. C. Ridgway, it has been thor
oughly overhauled by painting, paper
ing and gen 'ral cleansing, and is now
in q very comfortable condition.
A horse attached to store wagon,
the property of Eliason Bros, while
standing in Cherry street yesterday,
took fright and ran across the lot to
the main road and into the fence on
the opposite side with such force as
to throw the horse to the ground and
caused the wagon to turn over on the
top of him, in which position he was
held until assistance arrived, and the
debris removed. The top Of the wagon
was badly broken, but the horse did
not appear to have been much injured.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, 81
uar Coated. without an equal. They nevel
Rripe or sicken in operating, move the howell
easy by acting directly on tho Liver, restore
the lest energies by promoting the healthy
action OF the Liver. In doing this Headache
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or left side OF
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Costiveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, DizSiness, BAD
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
Billiousness, Languor, General Weakness
and other bodily infirnities are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak.
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. They
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
free from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store keepers.
ASK for Dr. Simms' Pulls and take NO others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Winning
ton. Del. Philadelphia. 602 Arch st.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
Final Farewell.

Mrs. Countiss, the lady who was Kill
led by falling in an apepleetic tit.was
buried from her late residence on Wal
nut street above Second this afternoon.
The lady was attired in black shroud.
Just beneath her hands was sheaf Of
wheat with a card attached, having the
words inscribed thereon "Ripe for the
Garner" The services were conducted
by Rev. Adam SteDgle, pastor of Union
NJ. &. church, Of which she was mem
ber.
This morning Michael F. Casey was
buried from his late residence, No. 1927
West Fourth street. A solemn requiem
Mass was cele ebrated at st. Paul's Cath
olic Church, after which the funera
cortege proceeded to the Old Cathedra
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
MARRIED.

BLACKISTON- N-uuyINGrUE-ht the res
itenee OF the brides brother, In Kent Co.,
Md, on April INST, by the Rev. j. II. bryan;
j. w. Blaekiston and Annie CoVingpoh'
WILSON the 10th inst, at
the residence of the bride and groom, on
Walnut street above Second, py heV. oso; S
Miss Hannah L. Luton.
MORAN-UoNAHoE.-On the 22d inst, by
Rev, Father Dollard, at St. Jamts church.
Thomas T. Moran, Of Rising Sun, iel., and
Mary Z. Donahoe, OF wilmington:
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
CLAYTON HOUSE Arrivals.


The following are the arrivals at the
Clayton House yesterday:
J, Wheeler, Keene, ND,
i. B. vospurgh, with McGbeny,
william Miller, New York,
j, Jchn y :: Mishlsr, Reading,
T. +. Eixclberner, Baltimore,
Cesar Stoesslin, Phila,
T: +. T: Head. Chester, 90. Pa
H. P. Soulier, Agt. "Hnmpty Dumpty,"
] Denton, Hoboken,
r. s. Kurshwett, N. Y.
W. E, JObblns,
Durand Woodman, South Orange, MI.
Theo A. lliott, Fast Orange, N. j.,
Geo M. Bour. Hob0keD,
]. q. Mereclitto. g
W. Haines. city,
Wilson J. Uberroth, Phila.,
A. Stacey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Moore, Phila.,
Miss N ary II. Moore, I"
Charles F. Moore, .
NcG ibeny Family. IL persons,
D. Edgar Huych, Leadville COL,
W. J. Barber, Walllngiord Conn,
W. Wills Bye, Casbridge, Nd,
Kew. Theo. A "tingler, De Pere, Wis.
Geo. Kirkman, city.
J. ". LIB. Jr., Newark, N. j.,
Henry Trygang, Hoboksn, N. j.,
Hon. Arthur Frsnklin Francis, City,
Hon. Charles Reynolds, Jr.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
FIFTH EDlTIna
TIE nOAsn Or -, -.

AnADR
twenty ThousaEd Do,,.
stead Of FiTe Thousand %''1''
A week Ego the Rppunrlc,, -,
tentlor to the fact that tbs Ii 1i,I IIallsa
boz. Improvements onlv 'nv ca0,.i. .ill i9f u
propriation of o., 900 for ,yS%.nsd ,Sa ana
ment Of the Wilmington ~ H,,1P ,I1PU'
had been fully expected Aaroot' Mt
amount would be $4,000, and 1a tas
cial Committee sent to Wss%,lae ssu lae y
ask for the Appropriation ,s.an aV.uans'en
y assured by the Committss' t'ttaea ~ y
600 would be appropriated 'Aa' slq
A meeting Of the Board Of T,,,.
held to consider the subject l,', I,.'s
ing In the Maris building E TN srs
. large attendance of the reU,s.sss sas's y
business men of the city. 'f'selsl N, ~
8. Cspelle, president of Tie 10, So,,S S'el]
sided, and Mr.. E. A. Van T,nsa vala, p
as Secretary. lump at
The subject was broupb, ,.,. /
Board by the announcement II''ls ,h., !
gress had only appropriated ISss ssSOs v \
harbor improvement. Il wss S'v" w
decided that che amount vas ' ,'s.o ~ q
in addition TO the insufic;or. suAl !,
water, there were serious obst,Hl,,aa. 'sa
the worst Of which is the ledus :, y
below the Third street BRIDE e' t A. y
ent there is atlow water only siDs, III p,'| u
depth. ''sN'sI
Capt. Kelley stated that tl.ssv.,,.
the yards Of the Harlan & HoWa @
worth Company, drawing l6 sast t,. ~ |.
ter, had to 60 out at high wats,
also stated that during the TINA NIL
ing vessels made this city their n"s ".
entry the depth was IS feet, ~"
Mr.. Il. Tatnall Warner submit.,a, \
following.
Resolved, That committee of tva h,
pointed To confer with Gen, i. II NJ
and Col. Dudlow, that, In co-epers,nn "
them an appropriation may be seruraS W W
Congress TO restore to the Christians
form draught OF twenty feet o { water T lTan Y
mouth OF the Greek 10 the DelaWars J M
(ths pulp works); and to urge upan IN, - "
resentatives In Congress the ilpnortsn,.
promptly recurring such appropriation
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Francis N, Bn,|
the President was chosen as a usnl]
Of the committee and made ia cb,3
man.
The President was given time Ia Y
point the other members Of the couu|
tee.
The question of inviting Gen. ID
comb andl Col. Ludlow to inspect h
creek was taken up, but 1t being d,,1
ed inadyisable the matter was drOvDJ
Mr.. Joshua T. Hsald offered The h
lowing:
Resolved, That In consideration Of n
growing manufacturing and commend
needs Of the city of Whining on, and .l.I
terruptisn to The n .vigation O.; the Uhrilt,l
that this Board OF Trade ia Of the ognl
that the harbor of wilmington need, and
fairly entitled to a Congressional apptopl
tion for the present year Of not less tial I
600.
RESOLVED, That the dredging Of the cham
and Improvement Of the navigation Oi I
Christlana Is important to the existence d
prosperity Of the present cOmmerIal d
manufacturing interests Of this district 1
State. and essential to the oncOu'agelt
and developm ant ofother new industrial
The resolution was adopted and |
Board adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
L0eaIeaes.

Last evening IS members of the First
N. P. church called at the residence Of
Mr.. Potter on Ninth street between
Spruce and Church, and presented him
with new suit Of clothes and large
quantity of dry goods for preaching at
their church while they were without
q pastor.
Asylum Lodge No. %, 7. 0. 0. F.,
of this city, will visit Cadwallader
Lodge, of Philadelphia, on Monday
evening next, going up at 5.46 p. nl.,
returning by late train.
Ou Thursday evening next Prof. s.
S. Webster will close up the season
with a ball in his dancing Academy.
The music will be furnished by Cooks
orchestra OF Philadelphia.
Messrs. G.. F. Smith and Maurry
James, whist champions of the II. Y.
NJ. A., have been challenged to sitting
at whist by Messrs. Barrel and DeBayne
Of Elkton.
One Steamer, forty-two tugs, seven
sloops, two schooners, four barges,
seven canal boats and one mud scow
passed Third street bridge yesterday
Fred Kilmer, the Chester county
wheat thief, still fingers within the
city cells, the expected requisition moi
having arrived at II o'clock to. day.
Messrs. John W. Lawson and W. W
Lobdell decline to be candidates for the
Board of Education from the Fifth atd
Seventh wards respectively.
Although rather late the REPUBLIcA,
makes its best bow to the juvenile Nc
Gibney band for the serenade rendered
it yesterday morning.
Candidates for admission into shilol
Baptist church (col., } will be Immersed
in the Brandywine tomorrow Afternoon
between l and 2 O'Clock.
The will of the late Jabez Banks ha
been admitted to probate and letter
granted to Jane and Jabez Banks
widow and son.
An adjourned meeting Of council vii
b. held this afternoon at Thirteenth
and Heald street, to view grades.
Undertaken Giles has one Of the pret
tIest windows in town, in his Office
No. $40 Market street.
TheI New York Criterion Compan
who will give us "Freaks" on May 5t
are highly spoken eff.
The Circus will be here on Monday
II will exhibit on the base ball groun
near the middle depot.
Judge McKeunon will sit and hea
the Golden Grove appeal case on Mon
day.
Mr.. John Otto is publishing himsel
as candidate for the Levy Court.
The walls Of the new Delaware En-
CINE house will soon be up.
1t is James and not Frank Danby,wh
is out for county assessor.
Mr.. Joseph stoeckle has purchased
fine pair of iron gray horses.
Although II is raining today th
street market 10 crowded.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
Amongst thc BARRIERS,

Deputy Collector of Internal Reveni
Isaac L. Adkins, has been paying an
ficial visit to several barber shON
this city, in consequence Of which ihI
is psrceptible a little trembling anon
the knights Of the shears, rsson
combs. Though perhaps not with
intention of defrauding the GoVe1
.ment, they have been In the habit
manufacturing bay rum and other
metics for their customers, upon Thi
there is a Government tax Of one y
for every 25 cent bottle, two cents
every so cent, and four cents for ev
dollar bottle sold. The way in Eh
the Government tax was avoided
something like this: A bottle Of
rum would be sold to a customer %
dollar, when the bottle would be ls'
ed with the customers name and
by on a shelf for his especial uss'
prevented the bottle from being rem
ed from the saloon, and the 0a
could use the contents on the oWnd
If it was his own article, while he
the dollar in his pocket. The omI
States revenue law allows a manu-
turer of an article to use 1t Tor hso
use without the payment oil q w
Government tax, but whenever 'm
ticle is sold then the tax Ii denalaI
Mr.. Adkins, in his rounds among"
BARRIERS, found in some saloons
rum and cosmetics of different XIV
labelled and set away, SutlCl7n'
amount to So so tax to the goverlu'
1t il not the intention of Mr.. AakI'
enter suit against those who hsveO ave
perhaps uAkRowingly violating
law, but he wants the BARRIERS ~
notice that all taxes due the Wv.
ment by those who manufac'uis
rum, hair-dyes and other cOsI ..'
must be paid and the bottles CONAN
them must be properly stampe''
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
PROPOSALS.

TN0 BUILDERS.
OFFIoB OF ENGINEER, |
Fourth LIGHT house DISTRICT,
$50 Walnut st., Philadelphia.
April r. 1880. J
Sealed proposals will be received atthis Of.
fee until IL O'Clock, M, Of Monday, tho Sd
day of May, 1880, tor two Light Houses and
Keepers Dwelling, all frame, for the Tinicum
Island and Fort Mittiin Range Lights, LEILA
ware River.
Plans, specifications, forms OF proposal and
other Information, may bs obtained on appli-
cation to this office.
Tho right ia reserved to reject any and all
bids, and to waive any defects.
VIM. F. RAYN0LDS,
Lieut-Colonel Corps OF Engineers,
Engineer fourth Light House District
A-ih-R-2tAHd
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
Auditors Sale.

Yesterday afternoon Thomas M.Ogle,
auctioneer sold for Auditor Underwood,
at No. 81 East Sixth street, lot con-
tanning 5000 square feet, situated on
Walnut street below Twelfth, seized as
the property Of Charlotte Green. The
property was sold to pay lien Of $50
for curbing and paving. 1t was bought
by James Anderson, colored, for $S5.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
PUBLIC SALES.
DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of nm order OF the Orphans Court
of the State of Delaware, in and for \ ew Cos
Tie County, made at the February Term, A,
D., 1880, Of said court, will be exposed pub
lie sale, on the premises.
SATURDAY,
THE PATH DAY OF APRIL, A. d., 1880,
At 8 O'Clock, p. NJ,
A lot of Real Estate, part of the property oi
Richard II. Rowe, deceased, situated on 10th
street, 14th street. New street, Claymont ST.,
Heald street, Railroad avenue and Vandevel
avenue, in the Ninth Ward OF the city OIL
wilmington, including two brick houses. The
property will be sold clear of dover. Atten.
dance will be given and terms made known
at the time and place aforesaid by
ANNIE kOWE, Adminlstratrlx.
Or by VIM. &. Whiteley, Esq,
Her AttLrney.
Attest:-J. N. Houseman, Clerk Orphans
Court. 4-23T
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
JOhn,A m cad Goes "

The Dover "Sentinel" has 1p'Ts "s
ing interesting bit Of news W" nd
currently reported upon bs, Ips
that Senator Salisbury, WlsIT A
last, deposed his nephew 'onI ! nal,r|
the Editorial Chair Of the w. ~ h,
ean." The trouble Is ssia !, S,p,I
arisen over the support VI
Bayard by the paper"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
Dp. Lukems' COu0i'iyns a

DR.. Isaac Luksns Of NeWpOlr, r,olud
on Tuesday last by q carrlabV ~ ~0rs II
in the FOlly.woo is m'lon :. dnt h p,I
ously injured than was ~ ,h,se h d
apparent. Besides having " .D lape,
ribs broken it is said that n'S :, rerssl
were crushed, Though muva uv,srds, d
Thursday he was better yesI;'6ap sI h. I'D
it is thought that there neV Snlt,
prehensions of a serious re'u'"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS oFFTOE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March 80, 1880.
Upon thu application Of Jos W. Barnaby,
Administrator Of Joseph Barnaby, late OF
New Castle Hd., in said county, deceased,
1t is ordered and directed by the Rs
gister that the Administrator aforesaid. give
notice of the granting of letters Of Admin
istration upon the Estate Of the deceas-
ed, with the date Of granting thereof, BY
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters. In SIX
of the most public places of the county Of
New Castle. requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate, To present the same,
or abide by an act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And alse cause the
same to be inserted within the same period In
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, newspaper
published in wilmington, and tobe Continued
therein three weeks, (e-o-d)
(~~l Given under the hand and Seal Of
lis. Office of the Register aforesaid, ct
~~S New Castle in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
8. y. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having oiaims
against the Estate Of the deceased must pre-
sent the same. duly ;sttested to the Admins
traitor, en- or before March 80, 1881, or abide
the act Of Asse nbly in such case made and
provided. JOS. W. BARNABI,
Address :-HeW Castle, Del. an
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
&c RS 10 be Shipped.

The Jackson & Sharp Company will
this evening ship four first class pas.
senger cars aud gondolas to Denver,
Colorado, for the Denver & Colorado
railroad. Mr.. Robert D. Morrow will
be in charge of the new cars, and sn.
ticipates pleasant trip across more
than one half of the continent.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
Notice.

John Rame, sewing machine repairer, has
removed to the g. W. cor. Of Ninth and Jetfer-
son. Full supply OF sewing machine findings
always on hand 4-b-lm
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24

DUBLIC SALE
-oF-
COWS AND SHOATS.
Tho subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
his residence, near Booths Corner, Delaware
Co.,, Pa, on
MONDAY, MAY 8, 1880,
at / O'Clock, p. M,
Forty fresh cows and springers, and GcW&
few small shoats. EN-
TERMs-A credit OF 2 and 4 months will be
given, WIN. s. GOODLEY.
a. 9. Sharpless, Auct'r. 42l2tw-d2s6l
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
s,omtwc stage EyeE'is,

COMING Rtnge Ev,, will p'
Salisbury Troubadours IN Nsata
an excellent performance W
dsv evening next. r., ,,.ts VI
Collins Ucica SGl.re 10 i,-'.,sd Ce5
pany will perform "a Csls0''
On Friday evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24

TITO IRON MANUFAUTURERS.
UFFICE OF ENGINEER FOURTH
LIaHr.HoUSE DISTRICT,
b92 Walnut street.
PMLADEI PHIA, April r. $50.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Of.
fee until IL o'clock, NJ, Of Monday, the Sd
day of May, 1880, for one Iron Light House
Tower Tor the Relr Beacon Of Tinicum Island
Range Lights. Delawore River.
Plans, specifications, forms Of proposal, and
other Information, may be obtained on app!i'
caton'to this Office.
The right ia reserved to reject any and all
bids, and to waive any detects.
VIM. +. REYNOLDS,
Lieutenant Colonel Corps Of Engineers, En-
gineer 4th Lighthouse District 4-12eod3w
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
BROKERs.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,


ELIIoTT, JoHNsoN& co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET SIS,
W lmington, Delaware.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIREs
From our ONCE to the New York and Phlla'
deiphia Stock Exchanges. Quetations iar'
pished simultaneously with eales being
made at those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and SanFrancisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and cor.
rted on margin.
Cash Ready for good First Mort&ages.
d r. ROBINSON & CO.,
NV BANKERS AND BROKERS',
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
m. Z. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET,
N. L. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET.
Wilmington, Del.
US. FOURS FoR SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
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niDgton and Brandywine Stock.
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bought end sold on commission. Every fAofb.
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