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War Department Signal Coros q. s. Army.
August %. 1850, All A. NJ.
Observations taken at the same ihoihent OF
time at all stations.
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SCHOOL FOR GHHLS
AT RENO, NEVADA.
MISS KATE. 4. SILL. PRINCIPAL

The advantages which this iIstitution affords
ere unsurpassed BY any School west OF. the
Rocky Mountains: The charges are as low as
any School Of The same grade The fifth year
Sfll begin Thursday, Augusf seth, 1880.
For further particulars, address
BISHOP WHITAKER,
jv21-1m Virginia City, Nevada.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
Curious weather.

The roads coming into the city are
in very bad condition reported SO by
the farmers this morning. The trees
are putting forth their buds, and in
many instances grain is such distance
through the ground that unless a snow
falls there will be considerable damage
through the frost. Blue birds, hand
organs and genial April shower com.
ing upon US convinces our people that
Borsas in sweeping on overlooked this
corner of creation in consequence of
which the large crops of peaches and
complaints will arrive month or two
earlier. Last evening we had a sum
mer shower accompanied by titful flash
es of heat lightning and this morning
the atmosphere is a. balmy as that of
an April morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
Irish Sympathfzers.

Last evening the committee Of thirty
one appointed at recent meeting held
a session in the Telegraph building last
evening. Philip G. Plunkett was made
permanent chairman, Owen J. Hession,
Secretary and William Baxter, Treas
urer, Mr.. w. H. Quinn, VIM. T. Croas-
dale and others advocated immediate
action tending towards securing an
early visit from Messrs. Parnell and
Dillon. By their appearance 1t is
thought, the sympathy Of the people
would be awakened. Mr.. Monaghan
of the committee appointed to secure
speakers, said that the gentlemen would
be probably heard from to-day and that
they would stop on their way to Wash
ington. Mr.. Martin Farrell advocated
less talk and more work and in accord.
anoe with this sentiment pulled out his
wallet and drew forth . five dollar bill
and laid it upon the table. His action
was followed by several others and $40
was raised towards defraying incident
al expenses. The meeting adjourned
to be called together when Mr.. Parnell
should be heard from.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
OH GERS Elected.

At the meeting of the Centreville and
Brandywine Cemetery Company held
on Saturday, January 17th, 1880, at
Centreville, the following officers and
Board of Trustees we're elected for the
ensuing year:
President-James L. Carpenter.
Secretary and Treasurer-Dr. Joseph
II. Chandler.
Board of Trustees Poulson Chaud.
ler, John B. Barney, James L. Carpen-
ter, Willie Wilson, Jr., DR.. Joseph Il.
Chandler.
At meeting of the Stockholders of
Centreville Hall Company held at Cen
trevills Hall, January 18th, 1880, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
PresideIt-Dr. Joseph II. Chandler.
Secretary and Treasurer. Poulson
Chandler.
Directors-James L Carpenter, James
Dilworth, Joshua Mccullough, J. Poul-
son Chandler, DR.. Joseph II. Chandler,
William L. Dilworth, Joseph P. Chand-
Ter.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
Life Boats for sc0tIand-OIher
Work Under Way.

Thos. Drein Il Son., manufacturers of
wooden and metallic life boats, received
an order this week from the firm of
Aitken Il Mansel, ship builders, at Glas-
gov, Scotland, who also have yard at
Kelvinhaugh on the Clyde. The order
given is for four metallic life boats, two
OF them will be 2S feet in length, s feet
inches beam, 3 feet 6 inches in depth
two square stern boats, Is feet in length,
7 feet beam and feet depth. This Is
the first order of the kind that has
been received in the city from across
the water for life boats for number of
years. The firm is busily engaged in
fitting out the steamer "Albany," now
lying at the ship-yard Of the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Co., with five metallic
life boats. They also furnished two
metallic life boats for the ferry boat
"Florida," which was launched at the
Pusey, Jones &Co. 's.yard few days ago.
The firm will furnish the new tug boat
being built at the Pusey, Jones & Co. IS
yards, for Messrs. Bush & Warner, with
IA foot metallic life boat they also
have an order for fourteen foot metal
lie life boat for Watkins theship builder,
at Odessa, Del. They are also repairing
four wooden boats fol- the light house
service as follows A foot bank, Morris
river, Cape Henlopen, and one for the
five fathom bank. Also an eighteen foot
wooden boat for the "San Salvador"
lying at the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Co. s yards undergoing repairs.
We are glad to note the above items,
as it evinces better things in store for
Wilmington in the near future. The
Messrs. Drsin are noted for their metal
lie life boats and RATS the world over,
as may bs seen by their recent order
from Scotland.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
Il. II. g. A.
Meeting Yesterday Afternoon
Officers Elected.

The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty of Animals held its annual
meeting yesterday afternoon and elect
ed the following officers to serve for the
ensuing year:
President-Edward Bringhurst.
Secretary-Austin Harrington.
Treasursr-Anne Semple.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
New Castle County.-Dr. D. W.
Maull, VIM. M. Candy, J. T. Cause,
Geo. H. Bates, Ashton Richardson, Jo.
seph S. Heald, Rev. J. B. SpottsWood,
y. James Belt, William Candy, Geo. W,
Bush, c. B. Lore, James Robinson, DR..
J. II. Chandler, VIM. Dean, John c
Corbit, George Moore, F. N. Buck, P.
N. Brennan, H. S. McComb, Samuel H.
Dixon, James H. Ray, Z. G Challen-
ger, Geo. Z. Tybout, VIM. D. Clark, C.
g. Rumford, Joshua Maris, E. W. Robin
son, Joshua T. Heald, Geo. G.. Lobiell,
DR.. F. s. Dunlap.
Kent County.-Manlove Hayes, T. B.
Coursey, J. T. Jakes, Geo. v. Massey,
Hon. J. w. Hall, Rev. W. Todd, Jas.
R. Clements, Rich'd. Dale, VIM. Cum
Minis, J. c. Smith.
Sussex County.--Jacob Moore, John
NJ. Houston, Isaac W. Sirman, John C.
DR.. J. s. Prettyman, Harbe-
son Hickman, Hugh Hartin, Daniel j.
Fooks, DR.. R. G. Hazard, Simeon Pen
newell, c. S. LaytoH John r. Moore,
James Ponder, Daniel Burton, J. R.
Loft md, D. W. Bratten, B. E. Fooks,
N. D. Welsh, W. A. Gum, P. F. eau
'ey.
The Board ofManagers are: Edward
P. N. Brennan, Bsulah
Leeds, F. V. Duval, W.. Maxwell,
Anne Semple, Martha A. Joues, DR.. D.
". Maull, Sarah Bringhurst, Elizabeth
3. Hilles, VIM. n. Canby, Elizabeth G.
aumford, Austin Harrington, VIM.
Janby, Eliz. W. Smith, Gertrude W.
Yields, George Moore, Mrs. +. A. Cur
is. Emily W. Webb. W. Fl. Porter.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

r ine best quality Anuotta or Butter
eO'o, IN the market to be had at Dan.
iof'h cheap Drug Store, I'd and Mar.
AZ AF' streets. Headquarters for trusses
VI all descriptions.
&C. sAsep your family we'll supplied with
sellers Cough Syrup" use it in time,
you will avert bronchial and pu1mo.
u"fy affections. Price 25 cents.
teo, B. Metznsr, the popular barber
~ sua lalr cuttor, is prepared to shave
" pa. VINO may call At his shsp, No. 10S
East Sd street.
ana | pray dat de Lord take me, till
urea Sellers Cough Syrup" an rs
lIeOoer lt, coughed since. How's dat for
ugh, boss
r, rarker's Hair Balsam and Parker's
,nlnGer Tonic, for sale by Taylor & Full
lpel'Oh' p Druggists and Apothecaries, 302
q, hyou are bilious you will find posi-
pvt nve relief by using "Sellers' Liver
f'lls'" Sold by all druggists.
N take your old pictures to Sutterley.
a NO' 5O2 Market street, and have them
.Vtppled before they fade out. He does
them cheap.
lake your babies to Sutterley's, and
4, Ave thoir photographs taken six for
W. He cannot be excelled.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
SPECIAL MENTION.
Actin the Living esent {.

B. not diverted from trying your
luck by any idle reflections the silly
world may make upon you, for their
censurrs are not in your power, and
Consequently should rot be any part Of
your concern. So resolve and act and
read carefully the advertisement of the
louisiana State Lottery, to be drawn
On February 10th, at New Orleans, La,
When s. 90 may win for you 100000.
Address for any further information NJ.
a. D'uphin, New Orleans, La, or same
person at No. 3l9 Broadway, New York
City, n. Y,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
The w Gather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Jan. 2l-l
A. N.
Indications for Wednesday-For the
Middle Atlantic States and New Eng.
land colder northwest TO southwest
winds, rising barometer, partly cloudy
weather, and in the northern portion
light snow.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
An Early Bird.

A bird is engaged in building nss
under the caves of house, at the cor.
ner Of Second and Washington streets,
directly in front of the grocery
store of Mr.. John Alden, indicating
that it has mistaken this mild
weather for the dawning of Spring. This
Is such unusual occurrence in January
that it is deemed worthy of note. 1t
must believe there is nothing like tax
ing time by the forelock, and thus set
an example that many persons would
do well to initiate.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
An Excellent Remedy,

Said lady few days ago: ~ was
nuniIy cured of sick headache by
Hing DR.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills,
af!er suffering three years." They are
perfectly Eon-griping and non-sicksn-
Ing, Is cts. and 81. Depots, 4th and
Aing streets, and 602 Arch street, Phil
sdeIphia. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
n. r. q. g.
Annual Heeting g-ltosOIuti0n Offer
ea-OfFicerA Elected.

The Society for the Prevention O
Cruelty to Children held their annua
meeting yesterday afternoon, at thei
rooms In the Bringhurst Building, cor
Sixth and Market streets. The attend
ance was large. Mr. L. Bringhurst of
fered tho following resolution, Whict
was adopted:
RESOLVED; That tho Clergy Throughout
the state be requested to mention TO thei
congregation, II way opens, the importance
Of this Society aud Its benevolent objects.
The following officers were elected tc
serve for the ensuing year:
President-D. W. Maull.
Secretary-Austin Harrington.
Treasurer-Gertrude W. Nields.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
New Castle County.-William Can
by, ]. B. Spottswood, Chas. w. How
land, John P. Almond, Miss E. B. Hill
lis, Mrs. Clara W. Howland, Miss Mar
tina Jones, Rev. |. B. Parmaies, Miss
Anna Sempl4, Chas. b. Lore, Miss Mary
Dixon, NJ. N. Child, Edward Briug-
hurst, A. G. Robinson, Willard H. Por-
ter, Rev. Jno. W. Pratt, David Stewart,
H. Z. Heisler, George II. Bates, Ashton
Richardson, Mrs. Martha Grubb, Mrs.
Z. b. Smyth, Edward Bringhurst, Jr.,
Mrs. Hsttie Paschall, Rev. 7. G. LittelI,
Mrs. Sarah Bringhurst, Rsv. F. A. Du-
val, Susan H. Sherwin, 4. M. Robin
son, Geo. G.. Lobdell.
Kent County--Manlove Hayes, T. B.
Coursey, J. Colby Smith, Jno. Takes,
Geo. v. Massey, James R. Clements,
Richard Harrington, William Cummins,
Richard c. Dale, Robert W. Todd, Hon.
J. W. Hall.
Sussex County Jacob Moore, John
NJ. Houston, Hugh Martin, Simeon PEN
niwell, James Ponder, B. F. Foot,
Isaac W. Sirman, John c. Hazard,
Daniel J. Fookes, C. s. Layton, Daniel
Burton, W. D. Welsh, DR.. J. S. Pretty
man, Harbeson Hickman, DR.. R. G.
Hazard, John 7. Moore, l. r. Lohand,
W. A. Gem, P. +. Causey.
The following Board Of Managers
wore elected
DR.. D. W. Maull, Edward BriDghurst,
Sr., Rey. +. A. Duval, Edward Bring
hurst, Jr., Willard H. Porter, Mary D.
Pyle, Miss Z. B. Hilles, Gertrude W.
Nields, Austin Harrington, Mrs. Geo.
5. Grubb, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Child, Mrs. Sarah
Bringhurst, Rev. T. G. Littell, Mrs.
Hsttie Paschall, VIM. Candy, Mary
Dixon, Mrs. G. B. Smyth, Mrs. Chas.
W. Hswland, Miss Martha A. Jones,
Mrs. Susan H. Sherman.
sutterley, 302 Market street, above
n
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
POLICE COURT.
nj mad Disoraerly-Robbing .
House.

The first prisoner placed In the dock
-, ayrping at the police station was
C1srl,s % Duffy who was arraigned on
ha obarpe of being drunk and disor-
1ur,v n Caroline Mcmahon, the com.
uIa;nsnt, testified that her husband and
i Eh"gv worked together and that the
pG"y 'i,on.r made 1t practice Of getting
l,ar husband drunk. For instance last
LAX -. ,h. said Duffy bad taken her hns-
S'uS | ont to Rising Sun and left him
,%sre % dIuak. When they returned hons
nnfy % always raised disturbance, and
tsr % husband instead OF bringing his
xsakly w earnings to her would spend it
@r liqaor. A penalty Of 81 and cost
was imposed.
The last case was that of John Tenn
,s who was arraigned on the charge OF
Iobbpg the house Of Charles II. Win
|,sr, colored, near Corner Ketch, in
|NlI Creek Hd., on last Monday morn
|,pg. Temple had called on Winters
Spnndav evening but his visit was a
lshot owe. He again called on Monday
morning and represented that he was a
.In,k r4pairer and resided in Whining
.n Winters recommended him to a
near peehbor who desired to have his
|clo,k fixed. Temple took his departure
,nd late in the afternoon Mrs. Winters
discovered that the house had been
,obbpd Of several articles amounting to
,b,nt 80. No locks or bolts were
broken aud 10 one 1t appears ia able to
,cartan hoy the man gained an en-
trapc- to the house. Manuel Goodwin,
who lives near Newport, testified that
the prisoner wanted to sell a clock to
him last Monday evening.
Yesterday Winters appeared at the
police .'4tiou, lodged complaint and
rsvy description Of Temple. Chief
laz-,I arrested Temple on Market
street. Ia the prisoners pockets was
found a wach and chain, two pocket.
books and several other articles. Win
t4fs recognized eot the pocketbosks
AZ belonging to him but knew nothing
sbol, tle watch and chain. Temple
was dressed in the clothing which he
hal stolen from Winters, and yet he
ail hs thought the party were mis-
taken. His Honor held the prisoner in
500 0all for his appearance at court.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
on the Track,

The train due in Wilmington about
noen from over the Wilmington and
Western railroad, ran off the track at
Wooddale yesterday. The train was
backing at the time for the purpose Of
attaching other cars. A delay of about
two hours was occasioned which was
not in the least enjoyed by the passen-
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
Lost Veil,

black Grape mourning veil was lost
on Monday evening by lady in going
Gown Poplar street from Seventh 10
Fourth, aud up Fourth to French. The
under will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it with R. P. Geary, stalls Nos.
~ IT and II, Third street market, or 7l3
Monroe street.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
CARPETS.

Nlessrs. Kennard & Co. say that they
cannot better serve their customers
Iaan by urging upon them the import
Slc1 Of buying their carpets how. The
raw material has already advanced one
luldred per cent, and they must ne
Iss'ari'y be higher. The firm holds :
large stock.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
Sold Out by the shertR.

Lawrence J. Rigney's fixtures at his
place of business on Second street near
Tatnall, were sold by the Sheriff yester-
day. There were about $500 worth OF
goods in the store which were bought
BY various parties upon which was re-
allied about 800.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
Temperance M eeting.

A temperance meeting tonight at Ep.
worth church, corner Of Tenth and
Church streets. Everybody 10 invited
to attend.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
As
U. 20
!: EVADNE, &:
.. EVADNE, :.


Supported by Mr.. MlLNtiS LEVICK, Mr.,
ATKINS LAWRENCE, and a Powerful
Dramatic Company.
General admission, 50 cts. gallery, 35 re-
served seats, Is and $l.0O. Secure seats in
advance at the usual place. 1-2l.4t
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

A Brilliant Event! Appearance of ths
young and highly gifted American Trage-
dienne,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
aiaIenIina Tharmoaaier

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Wednesday
morning, Jan. 81:
IO'clook, 10 o'clock, II O'Clock
800 45o $50
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

N0TICE.-THE REGULAR QUAR-
~ terly meeting of the Trustees of the
Poor of New Castle county will be held at the
10 o'clock, A. M. All persons having bills
wilkpresent them by that time.
The Supply Committee will meet at the
Aims House, Saturday, January 81, at IL
Oc Ocz, A. M, when proposals will be re-
ceived for furnishing the Almshouss for the
next three months with bread, meats and to-
bacco. 1.21-d-w-tf J. W. UDOCH. Sec.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
NEW ADvERTISEMENTs.
HRAND OPERA HoUsE.-EvADNE.

OZONE NIGHT ONLY@
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
NEWS SUMMARY.

COsntiBg PenHsylyania's Vote -
Telegraph operator stabbed-A
Murderer Convicted-An Indian
right - Other Incidents. Acct
aelsis. Crimes anu Casualties.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

MISS MARY
ANDERSON, ANDERSON,
ANDERSON, ANDERSON, ANDERSON,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

SATURDAY, EvN'G., JANUARY "A, 1880,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
Dr. Il. n, stevens

VIII lecture to ladies' Of mature age
SDIy at the Grand Opera House on Fri.
aay "a afternoon next, the 23d inst, a. q
vclock. .; Illustrations by the Anato ma
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

Sutterley, 302 Market street, above
Sd, takes 6 fine card photographs for
81 children the same.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

i.
lTH WARD.
A.
Amies, Robert q.
Apologize, William
B.
Blaokston, VIM. II.
Brinton, Frank
Brinton, Edward l.
buchele, Gebchard
BJwers, Harry p.
8Owers, Robert A.
y.
CANNON. James
Campbell, William
Cru miish, Patk
Crooks Richard W.
Gard we'll, Harry
Curlett, Warren
Carter, Harry
ID.
Donahue, Barney Jr
Dousherty, James
Devise, James
r. Dillon, Harry ID.
T..
Elliott, Simon
Edward, James W.
Evans, VIM. |.
+.
First, II. q.
Fist. Robert
Fcllansbse, H. Webb
Finn, j. X.
Finn, George p.
g.
Gosney. John
Croft, August
George, Marlin Z.
II.
Henry, Hugh
Hook, Robert
Holten, Conrad
Holton, william b.
Holton, John
Houston, James l..
hyatt, A. L.
Hofiecker, ,Jehn s.
j.
Jones, Joseph
K.
l..
Larigan, Frank
L0anO /, Webster W.
Lodge, George
Le,brandt, William G.
Leibrandt, Walter 5,
Lewis, Arthur X,
M
Maher I. f.
Maher. Thomas
Moore, David
Murray, William
Nc.
Mcclure, Thompson
Mcconnell, Harry
McOracken, George
McClary, John I.
McKaig, John M.
McCatierty, James
Mckelvey, james
N
Newell. Patrick
O'Byrne. Frederick
Pickles David
Pyle, A. J.
Porter, Samuel
Patton Michael
X
Rogers, Robert l.,
Robinson, II. II. }. N.
5.
Shakespeare, Benz +.
Stout, william II.
Stout, Jr., Chd rles
Scanlon, James
Schwenk, John T.
7.
Temple, Albin M.
Taylor, Rev. VIM.
Taylor. Frank A.
V.
W,
Weaver, John l..
West J. Turner
Weir, Tho mas M.
Willmin's. WIN. T.
Wilson, Thomas
West, William
Y
Yetter, Charles
ORED.
B
Banks. John
Butcher, Eyaen
II
Hall, Jr., Sewall
Hendley, Arhele
Handy, William
J.
Jones, David
X.
a.
Murray, Asa
Y.
Streets. Peter
l.
Trusty. Josiah IL.
v.
Williams, Henry
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
TINE EXTRA ASSESS MENT.
Whose Names are Upon the Extra
Assessment.

The following are the names OF those
whose names are upon the extra assess
lnent which has been completed and
hung up in the respective wards. The
names have been copied as near as
could be as they appeared upon the
Assessment lists:
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

GLASGOW Samuel Gumoy =. liam
II.
Harman George Harman Levi
Henry andrew X Hall Thomas
jenkins WmT
King Noah
M.
Madison Benz q + Miller WIN ]
Mercer James A Miller Gee W
Mercer George l.
Mo,
McFerson James
N.
Nichols VIM W
X,
Ringeld James w
$.
Stanton Hall Smith George
Smith James II
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
TXECUTORS' SALE.
AT his late residence near Hare's Corner on
/ TTJESDAY

Beginning at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
Will be sold the personal property a.
Of Benjamin S. Booth, deceased, con. I5S
sisttng Of Horses, Mules. Oxen, Steers, Mllcn
Cows and other stock; farming implements
Of all kinds, Dairy Utensils, Poultry, several
Hives of Bees, Hay, &c.
TERMs.-FOr all sums under 800 cash over
that amount negotiable note at months
with approved security, with interest added.
BY order of Executors.
l.. w. Stldham " Son, Auct's. 121tf
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

yITANTED.-TO PURCHASE A BAR
w ber's chair. Inquire at REPUBLICAN
0f1ce. 1-N-Jf
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

HOTO THE NEW HAY MARKET TO
VI buy Hay and Straw, either bailed or
loose, by the ton or cwJ. Delivered all owe.
the city. A. II. TATNALL,
l-2l'tf 709 W. Front ct.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

The Commission appointed by the
last Legislature TO count the vote cast
at the last State election, met in Har.
risburg yesterday, Governor Hoyt pres
iding. The vote was compiled as fol-
lows: Butler, Republican. 2S0, 1872;
Barr, Democrat, 22l, 7i5; sutton, Green
hacker, 27,2o7; Richardson, Prohibi-
ZIONIST, 32l9.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21
Nickerson, Rev. l. H.
Omensetter, willianOgdon, Augustus

Omensetter, WillianOgden, Augustus
p.
Price Samuel Price II HR
Palmatory Edward PattOrIs William
Patton John Pierce Curtis
Patterson, DAVIS Plerson John
Perkins Joseph Palmer VIM M
Patterson Smith Pyle LewisZ
Paris William Patton John
Paris John Pierson Edmond
Porter John W PiersOn Edward
Porter Thomas Pennington, L +
q.
Quigley Hugh
X.
Robb George II Riley John
kichardsUn Eldridxe Fighter ET
Rozelle Isaac hodmad Philip
Rlther George IL Rodman Samuel
Robinson William HROdman Andrew
Robinson William Rossiter James
higgins Harvey Rutter Charles W
Racey b Reuss Julius II
Rlughley Frank Rickard Lewis
Robins Lemuel Ii
).
Spalain Thomas Simmons HC
Simmons u W Stems Charles g
Smitu John Smith James
spencer II Stewart Robert
Smith J W Sayers John
SOloms John Smith Valentine
Sturgeon Fredus Sparks Henry
springer Jos = Springer George
Springer Harry A Sayers John
Smeltz Samuel N Spencer John H
Smith John Shank Abram
SJoops Edward I
T.
Thatcher Wheeler Thatcher Charles II
Taylor William Thomas Alexander +
Todd George Taylor WeRton
Thebauls p Taylor Caleb
Taylor Moses Tauresey william
U.
Underwood Joseph y
V.
Vernon Alfred G
W.
James NJ Ward Jacob
White Robert w Walker william 8
Wood Geo H Walker John II
Charles Walker Vincent O
Wilson James q Werthington William
Walker Frank p White James
z.
zebley L Atwood zebley HaryA
Lebley James
CoLoRED.
b.
Backus Nero Brister Gabriel
o.
Cleggett John
Bill Ell
Elijah
G.
John GIANT GLASGOW Jassb
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

NOR RENT. - FURNISHED LODGE
Il rooms. Apply at N. LIEBERMAN,
l2tbt 9th and Market
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

VXTANTED.-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
w eral hOusework, 4O3 Jefferson st. 21-2ta
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

NOTIOE.-THE UNDERSIGNED OF
N ters ior sale his entire stock OF Segars
and Tobacco and Fixtures at very low price;
reason to quit business. ]. W. ED Wards,
l-2l-lt H. Third street
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

ENUR SALE.-A PRINTING OFFICE
Il oil complete, 27 W. Sd ST. l.x.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-01-21

"ANTED.-WIDO LADY WISHES
w housekeeping in a small family good
rel. given. Apply 3O2 Madison st. 1.2l-2tt