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Knu.os Ci,y uospitaI Burned.

Chicago, March PA Kansas City spe-
cial says "late last night the city hospital
near the city, burned to the ground and its
eighteen inmates escaped only by terrible
exertion, as they were suffering from wounds
and disease. They crawled out into the rain
storm and were unprotected for two hours.
Some will certainly die of exposure. The
main building was destroyed and the patients
we're carried in the women's ward during the
night. An telegraphic communication with
Kansas City is cut off, there having been
apparently a severe storm, extending all over
the west. 1t is not knows what damage was
done.
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Ladies, Literary society.

Programme for the Ladies Literary Soci-
ETY. to be held at the residence of Mrs. Dick
inson 1906 Commerce street, Friday April
I'd, at 2:S0 p. M.
l-Roll call members tn respond with pas
gs OF scripture containing the word
"Unarity."
2-Music, Miss Bradley.
3-Answering OF queries on practical ethics.
4-Pronouucmg exerciee, Mrs, Leeper,
differentiation.
8-Music, duet.
7--buisness.
S--Music, Mrs. Myers.
The programme committee for the fol-
lowing quarter will be Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs.
Hayes and Mrs. Myers.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, March 27,--The special com'
mitteo Of the House on lntor.oceanlc canal
gave hearing to.dayto William +, Chan
ming, of Providence, Il, l., who advocated u
ship railway in preference to u ship canal,
lilo claims that II could be contracted for
one'half possibly ono'third, the cost OF u
canal, and avorrod his belief that II ever n
canal were constructed across the i'thmus by
foreign capital ship railroad would oyonu-
ally DO built by American capital,
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Military Matters.

Washington, March q. - The sub.
committee Of the House Committee on
Military reported on the subject Of organic
ing the State militia. 1t urges the impor-
lance of national Legislation without Interior
ing with the control of the States over
their militia. The federal government
should take action in the nature Of co-opera-
ton. They should make sufficient annual
appropriations for arming and equipping the
militia and pay the men for service during
prescribed parades Of the annual encamp-
ment and drill.
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Army and Navy appropriations.

Washington, March 27-Thc sub-commit-
toe of the House Appropriation COM
mite are at work to-day upon
the army appropriation bill. The COM
missary- general was before them to
give some Information relative to the require
ments of his department. 1t is expected
that both the army and navy appropriation
bills will be reported to the House Tuesday,
or MS soon as the consular and diplomatic
bill has been disposed Of
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An Importnuf shit

The District court during the present week
has been engaged on the suit of Smith, MUIR
ply and Peak vs. John B. Stone. In this
suit is involved the title to fourteen acres of
ground in the heart of the city, and embraces
some of the most valuable property lying on
Elm, Main, Commerce and jackson streets.
The result will be looked forward to with
great interest by many parties now claiming
title to the same. The property is valued at
nearly half-million Of dollars
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The Democratic Rally.

The Democratic mass meeting held at
the City hall last night was well attended,
the hall being filed. Colonel Willard pre-
sided and the meeting was addressed by
Judge Barksdale, chairman Of the Executive
County committee, Colonel w. l.. Crawford,
Judge Hurt, Major John Henry Brown and
Others, in stirring speeches which were rer
ceieed with enthusiasm. The meeting passed
off in q most pleasant manner.
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Richmond, Va, March 27,-Judge j.. L
Christian, of the Hastings court, has ordered
thesummonng Of two colored men on. the
juries for the next term of his court. This
will be the first time that colored people have
ever had representatives on juries of any
court here outside of the Federal courts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-28

Cincinnati, March 27.-The directors of
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad company
have decided to submit TO the stockholders a
proposition to increase the capital to So, 600.
900, for the purpose of providing more roll
ing stock and other necessary facilities.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

London, March 27.-Colonel Switeos, the
Conservative candidate for tho southern d.
vision of Durham, was attacked by mob
near Durham on Wednesday. The mob
wrecked his carriage and hurled volley Of
stones at him. Switees received several cuts
on the head.
ITALIAN BRIGANDS.
Intelligence from Sicily states that a band
of brgands recently captured the Duke of
STRENGTHENING, but liberated him after his
friends paid heavy ransom.
STEAMER MONTANA.
The steamer Montana has been hoated
near the harbor of Hollyhead. She is in a
good position.
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st. Louis, March THE Gould directory
of this city for the present year was issued
this evening. 1t contains 12O.578 names, an
increase off, 100 over last year, and an increase
Of 52,923 since the Federal census of 1870.
By the usual ratio of people to name, this
gives the city population over $4,000.
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sam sexton shot
speoisl 10 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
Marshall, March 27.-Sam Sexton, son Of
Colonel +. b. Sexton, who was one of the
guards of the convicts, was shot in the back
this morning near Longview by another
guard. The wound is supposed to be NOR
tai. The murderer escaped.
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tho selection Of Ayo Grant men and two
Blaine men rs representatives Of bourbon
county. The Grant sentiment d growing
here, and there Il n strong conviction that
his nomination is necessity TO tho success
of tho party.
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Three Men overheard.

Cairo, Ills, March 27.-As the White Line
steamer Guiding Star WIS making the
landing here this morning three
men tell overheard and two
wore drowned. The third, a white man,
was struck by the wheel, breaking his leg,
and his recovery is doubtful. Names I'M
known
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The directory of the Masonic temple and
opera.house me, at the parlors of the Grand
Windsor hotel last evening, and viii ct once
send for charter. One thousand shares of
stock will be issued at $50 share. The
building when completed will be the most el-
eeant in theState.
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Boston, March 97,--ilomer Wellington, Of
Cambridge, arrested lart week Tor forgery,
WIS charged to-day with the murder of his
inGn, son in january hst, He denies poison
ing him, but contceses giving poison to his
wife,
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Special TO the Herald.
Palestine, March 27.-Colonel Fred Grant
and General Phil Sheridan passed through
this city last night In special car, en- route
for Chicago. Many persons crowded at the
depot to see the distinguished visitors.
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IInnsns RennhIicans.

Fort Scott, Ks, March 27.-The Republl
can county convention for the election, of
delegates To the Presidential State conyen-
ton was held here to-day, and resulted in
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Jacob Frey Dead.

St. Louis, March 2I-Jacob Frey, the old
man who cut his wife's throat yesterday, and
then his own, died this morning. The wo-
man will recover.
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Tho AekI,, Cnse

Washington, March 2T.-The House Ju-
dietary Committee held another conference
upon the Acklin case without reaching any
conclusion as 10 the charaotsrof heir report.
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The Constellation,

Washington March 81. So Secretary
Thompson to-day instructed Commander
Patton, OF tho Irish relief ship Constellation,
that he might land his cargo at either Kings
ton, Amsterdam or Galway,
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Chicago March H.-A Burlington, Iowa.
special saws Rev. Michael Kinsell. pastor OF
st. Patrisks Catholic church, died there to-
Jov
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28

In the Seventh Ward there seems 10
be dsar,b Of candidates. Mr.. Lobdell
declinip ing the use Of his name for q re-
election, and Mr.. Weolley declining a
nomination. DR.. J. N. Carts, and ].
L. Devon, have been mentioned as can.
didates without any certainty Of theil
acceptance. Either Of them would make
a good memter Of the Board.
In the Tenth Ward the term Of Henry
P. Grubb expires, and we understand
be is not anxious for a reelection, bu,
NO doubt he would serve II elected.
The ward could not do better than send
him ack to tse Board. Between now
and Saturday at noon when the elec
tion commences, th'rs may be many
changes, in candidates, but whatever
occu rs it is hoped that extreme parti.
sans bip may b. avoided, and the best
men elected as members Of the Board.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
NOTICES.
NoTioE.-sCHooL ELECTION.


An election for members OF tho Board o
Public Education In Wilmington, will be helt
on SATURDAY, MAY lsT, 1880. Polls vii
be Open at o'clock anu close at I p. m.
The Inspectors oi the precinct In which th'
election 10 to be held In the ward, will holt
The school election.
Members to be elected and places Of yotinl
are as folio ss:
FIRST wAaD.--One member for two years
and one member for one year polls, old NO
13 School house, Second nesr Washington st
SBooap WARD.--One member for TIVE years
polls, FELTON, House. Second and Walnut sts
Third WARp---Ohe mvmber for two years
polls, p. J. Babcock's, fifth aud Orange sts
Fourth WARD.-One member Tor TIVE years
polls, City Han.
FIFTH WARp.-One member for two years
polls, Public School House No. ., cor. Eighth
AMI Wollaston streets.
SIXTH WARD.-One member for two years
polls, southeast cor. Ninth and King ttreets.
SEVENTH WARp.-One member ior two
years polls, Public School House No. 2, cor.
Eleventh and Washington streets.
EeHTH WARp.-One member for two y ears;
ptlls, Public school House No. 8, corner Sev.
enth and Spruce streets.
NINTH WARD.-One member for tvo years
polls old Academy.
TENTH WARD.-One member Ter enc year,
and one member for two years polla, Public
School Heuse No. 10 cor. Elm and Adams sts
4-2Gtf HENRY h. MORROW,
Secretary BOayd Of Public Education
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
rbc kepublicsn ~ am Advertising
m aAfuDp

| Medium.
There are still many leading basi
ness men liberal advertisers who fail Il
comprshend why one paper should
charge more for advertising than anoth
or. These same business men however
always try when they have hands Il
engage, to hire those who do the mos
work and are willing to pay extra fol
any overplus over and above an ordi'
nary days work. 1t is just little queel
that business men who make this nice
discrimiI alton i'll the employment q
haEds fail to see why news pa
p-r with a circulation Of $500 or GGto
SHOULD no. be worth double as much Il
lsast as an advertising medium as a
paper with 1900 or 1000 OF a circulation.
Il requires no extra srithmstical aoeu-
men to calculate that if an advertise
men! published in a paper with 20o0
OF circulation is worth $40 il publish
ed in one with a circulation of GOoO it
weuld be worth $50. The difference in
the price of advertising in the Whining
ton papers however is not so grea: as
the difference between the extremes Of
$40 and $50.
The rates for transient advertisements
are the same we believe in all the city
papers--six cents line for the first
insertion and three for the second and
every subsequent cns. Beyond that
prizes are regulated by the length of
tina advertisement runs and the space
it occupies. AS the REPUBLICAN, has a
circulation closely appro1imating G,00e
and is read by at least $4,000 readers
daily, this msy be accepted as the rea-
son why the charges in that paper for
advertisements are triae higher than
IN papers which We are confident have
not one third that circulation. Thus
it will DO seen that while the
circulation Of the REPUBLIcAs Ia at least
sixty per cent. greater than some other
papers published in the city, the ad-
vance in advertising rates is not more
than ten Per cent. in some instances
and probably fifteen in sthers. If
those who think that the REPUBLICAN Is
high in its charges would but think Of
its circulation and the immense num-
ber OF people who read it, they will
soon see why the charges are a tribe
higher than those Of other papers, aud
they will at the same time see that
even with its advanced rates it is still
the cheapest and best advertising me-
dunn in the city.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28

THE LARGE NUMBERS who attend the
Republican primary meetings for nomi,
mating delegates TO the Dover Conver.
ton is en- evidence of the earneetness
of the Republican party. 1t has beer
stated by the Democratic journals that
the party was smashed up, in fact dead
and almost forgotten. They have now
walked up however to find that they
have very lively corpse on hand. All
that is wanted to secure victory to the
Republicans is harmony in the party.
Let US have 1t.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28

WHETHER THE political Office holder
who scribbles low doggerel for the
"Gazette" signs his articles "Citizsn'
or Democrat" the thin gauzy cover
ing fails to hide a lack of brains and
good breeding, and the more he writes
the more he exposes his ignorance and
imbeeility. His articles have about
the same depth as his essays had be-
fore the Moral suasion Reform Associa-
tion.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28

OUR SPANISH neighbors across the
river are making the political sand fly
in a lively manner, but Blaine seems
to stir up the most OF 1t. SUSSEX
County, We mean the Sussex County
ACROSS the river in Jersey, has just ap.
pointed 13 Blaine, 2 Grant and one Ed.
munds Delegates To attend the Repub
lican State Convention at Trenton on
Thursday, May 9Th.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
A Young Lad , y Mad Plunge

Monday morning, Miss Eva Ernest, a
teacher in one of the public SCHOOLS u
Piitsburg, attempted to destroy herself.
She letG her home at the usual time and
walked in the direction of the school,
bnt after walking several squares she
tunsd of to the Allegheny bridge. As
soon as she reached the bridge she
jnwped from the pier into the river.
Several boatmen III the vicinity came
T.. er rescue, and she was brought ia
land, when she coon recovered. The
parents of the young lady are at q loss
to dstgrmipe the cause Of her aot.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
-
PROPOSALS.

TVNU BUILDERS.
OFFC2 or ENGINEER, !
FouRTH Ll0HT HOUSE DISTRICT,
62 Walnut st.. Philadelphia, (
April r. 1880.
Selled proposals will DO received at this oil.
fee until II O'Clock. NJ Of Monday, the I'd
day Of May, 1880, tor two Light HOus es Gnd q
Keepers Dwelling, all frame, Tor the TinIcum
Island and Fort Miffiin RanHe Lights, Della
ware River.
cation to this Office.
The right is reserved To reject any and all
bids, and to waive any deferts.
VIM. +. RAYNOLDS,
Lieut. Colonel Corps OF Engineers,
Engineer our,h Light House District.
1-l6-6-2tlWu
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28

The IRON trade is gradually settling
down to a solid basis and 1t is TO be
hoped that hereafter it will not bob up
and down suddenly like the mercury in
Thermometer. Whenever this Ia the
cass impcrtations OF iron will cease and
iron workinsmen will have steady en-
pioymant.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
CARPETS.
KennjaI5 & 4
WILMINGTON Ia,

WILMINGTON IN,
We eopy tron n. ..c Aran, lsS,I
,0i .le consideration OF our cusi"m"'l sS '"a
Wc biieve--lf acted upon-V,l, r'V''len| ~
any time soon: "'ay
"!M.annfne.unng, in most gras., =,
oOn'lnaes with all tho push and vim :.
s ,on years before there has not been as y ].
demand for carpets as has existed lp ,a'' y
year. ''u 'ausi
! wool Is steadily advancing in D,,..
hero and in Europe, and tssrs !. !. i,,4' p,,sI|
liability that carpet wools win hs ," DSoa
per cent. higher in the Fall than thsv .1
present. lucy
Manufacturer are now buv,,, .,
terlal obtainable atcurront rate, ana, n'
streng guarantee of the stabilize or
manufactured goods.
mot only wool, but also ell o,,.,
raw material, including dyesturs .sa
caie, arc higher in price now Than tb"r
month aso-and constantly risng.
"Orders on manufacturers b,ob, -.
'nah tney nave ever bcsn before. DuDi
orders are frequent and liberal and All |
nie goods are in the hands OF the i,bbo,
desirable goods are very scarce M
hension as TO maintenance OF yaIus ,,,l
orders for fall delivery are being plaeeI
at this early date.
"The trade seems to be full Of co,S,
The bears who saw nothing but copInl
aster in the advancing OF prices a tev u
ago, are nov Won over BY the irrssjs,lhlI
Of events.
"Tapestrie', apparently, are a, se,,
ever, and manufacturers books ara c,1I
with untitled orders,
Body Brussels are moving rapIalI
eonsunption-iudgIng from the lame
cated orders daily received. Prices N
iaorie are still low in comparison win
goods, ard consumers evidently apgr,
the TACT.
Extra Super5 and Thrce-Plys ed
scarce, with no goods in first hand,
very limited supply in jObbers."
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
THO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
l. UyFlCE or ENGINEER FouR-H

THO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
l. UyFlCE or ENGINEER FouR-H
LIGIr.H HOUSE DISTRICT,
s32 Walnut street,
PHILADELPHIA, April II. 80.
Sealed proposals will be received a. th " Of
6ce until IL O'Clock, NJ Of Monday, the Sd
day Of May, 1880, for one lrGn Light. HOuse
Tower for the Rear Beacon OF Tinicum Island
Range Lights Delaware River.
Plans, specifications, iorms Of proposal, and
other In ormation, may bo obtained on appii-
cation TO this office.
The right 10 reserved N reject any and all
bids and TO waive any defects.
WIN. +. REYNOLDS,
Lieutenant Colonel Corps Of Engineers, I'm
gtueer &th Light House lHstFfot. 4-l2eod3w
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
N JTIOE.-CIrY ASSESSMENT.

The assessment Of the CITY Of Wilmington
for the year 1850 is now G. cJmpleted and on fife
IN the ofice oi the Clerk Of Council, tor puO.
lie inspection and 1lll remain there until the
ira day oi May, 1880.
The board OF Assessment. Revision and
Appeals viii sit in the CeUEcil Chaa Der
t5e first day of May, aud continue for thirty
suceeaiVe days IRON ioGc 10 nve Oclo"E,P NJ.
Pers9' 3 desiring TO appeal will present. the
same in writing. T. B FRAZER,
Clerg Of tity Cour ell.
Office hours from Q A. N. 10 u NJ. snd rom
2to p. NJ. 4 23-,5l
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28

Having for the last four years given tho
-four trade considerable attention and found
out which IL tns best l am prepared 10 fur.
nish the celebrated Minnesota Spri * wheat
-four In any quantity desired TO all who want
a superior article. am prepared TO va ran.
tee tnBt this -four will torn out DO pounds
mon brands, and with good baking 1t 10 i'm
possible to we bad bread. Leave your or
ders at All King street, Central Building, or
at 623 Sbipley street. WIN. u. PICkEtS.
4-u-u
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
III STATE oK DEL AWAKE.

IN STATE OF DELAWARE, lc
NEwOAsrLE COUNTY, f'"'
In conformity with the provisions Of the
Act passed by the General Assem- bly, OF the
State o. Delaware, on the Goth dsy OF March,
A. d., 1875, ] hereby give no ice that an ap'
p'ica.inn wss flied In the Superior Court, 90
the siy h day oi April, a. d., 1880, for a char
ter Of Incorporation of coGpany called Tire
Repauno Chen ical Company 10 carry on
the business Of ma ing, buying, selling, CON.
pounding and refining chemicals, chemical
nlers and such Hike articles, In New Castle
County, aiore esaid, and that a draft of tho pr.
posed chOrter was ned with the application,
and is Opet 10 inspection.
GHAS. BEASrES Proth0pOrary.
New Castle. Del. April 6, 1850. St5l
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28

NOTICE.-A MEETING THE
IN Trustees !lho Poor Of New Cattle
County will bA held At the Aims House on
Wednesday April .sth. al 10 O'Clock a. NJ
Persons having bills Will present them by
that day.
The Supply Committee will meet at the
Aims House Saturday, May , at u oolsck
a. M, when proposals Will De recS we'd for
furnishing the Alma House for the next three
months With bread, meets and to'raoco
4-4l 6td1tw j. W. C0UCH, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
uUk CIRCULATION.

That our readers and advertisers may
zee for themselves that the REruSLlcAS
IL the paper Of the masses Of the people,
ne have ooI cluded to give it's sircula'
ton for few Gays, conn euoing with
Saturday last. The following are the
hgrres:
Total for last two weeks, 81, $3.50
Saturday, April "a, $3.50
Monday, /" ~, -5. 4cC
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28

Heald & Co., 9TH and Market SITS,
III. buy and sell bonds, loans and
stocks Except on I0arKtn) both
local and through all the leading
SENTATIVE and especial care given
70 al, Invesemrnt uSetfos 4ismrhs
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
DoUTN9i | ROOPING!!

Roo'tN'' NoofiN'''
All kinds composition roofing dano promy {,
ly asd Mt Low PRICES. Old leaky ,lr
Sbipgie and competition roofs coated wifi
plsstic and made water.ight and good at
new. Give us y call.
ROBERT ATKINSON.
Offl8e Sam1. Hanna & Co.'s hardwaI
tore, Fifth and Market sts. al9.6md
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
YNHE VARIETY PALACE.

Toys ADAMS & BRO.
Toys
Toys bo4-MARKET STREET--5o4
Toys
T ys BICYCLES! BICYCLES
Toys
Toys CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Toys A handsome lot Of new children's car
Toys r1ages Just In. Gall and exam
Toys Inc them.
Toys DRY GOODS. HOSIERY AND NO
Tpvs TluNS, CARPET,
Toys Floor stair and table oil cloths, window
Toys shades Ulass, tin, crockery and wooden
Toys ware, cutlery, rugs, games, stair rods,
Toys press wagons, yelocipsdee,
Toys HOOKING HORSES,
Toys doll carriagcs, wheel barrows, fire
Toys works, hilas, lanterns, drums, looking
Toys glasses, toys
Toy.
Toys FANCY GeoDs AND DoLLsEoF
Toys ALL KINDS.
Toys BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERs
Toys
Toys Agents for John Clark's Mile End
Toy. COTTON, COTTON,
Toys George OlarN's Q. N. T. Cotton. VII.
Toys Iimantie, and solo nQents for
Toys
Teys BRA1SERD, ARMSTRONG CO.,
Toys SILKS, SILKS.
Toys
Toys Cheapest plaso In the city To buy aDy.
TOYS thing at
ADAMS d BROTYER,
'o' Market ftreet. N4 MaYkes street
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
We Have but Ono Pf'

9TH ArRG'
NOTE.-since writing the aoovo .,,|
received notice Of m advance " n
yard on xtra super JnsrainS' snu% 81 .ssI
per yard on Body Brussels ous S Wv vii
advance our stock. Our customs" ~,
wisely to m make their selections .,s,' s' y,
possible, as We are now selling ~
than ever before.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
Anil N, iSso.

Tho Kenresee Ice Go. having nlrGAaiea OF
Walton Brothers and JACOB Pufey their en-
tire iniereEt In their leo and Coal bU6iress IN
this city, ars now prepared to furnish all their
pauous with the esst qualities 0i Ice and
Coal at low prices.
St. KENNREEC ICECO.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28

vsyHE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
4 in Philadelphia, john WANAMAKER,
2rand 10 'ot, i;tist. Market to Cheasnut.s-s =
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28
NOTICE.

|N"rloE.
Having disposed OF cur oRtire int. est In
the leo and Coal bgtsiH6ss to the Kennebec
Rrsth has this day keeR dissolved by mU
tual csnsent HOWAHDP. WALTON,
PusEI A. y hLioN.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-28

6HOCElSlES.
CSTRONG AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
25 GENTS PER POUND.
BLACK, GRE N, JAPAN AND MIKE,
TEAS AT
GENTS PER POUND.
These goods are unexcellod In purity, ,strengt,
and flavor, BY any in tho city ut tho
price. Try 'hein and be
convinced Of tho fact.
GREAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
W. II. BOWMAN Manager,
Is Z. SECOND ST., Is Il. SECOND ST.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Our assortment Of tho finer grades oi..Tea
and Coftee, and perfectly pure pepper, and
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