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Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
rhe Herala Relief rnnd.

From the report Of the Herald Relief
Fund Committee, as published in the
Herald" Of yesterday, 1t appears that
about $l7S, 900 have been distributed,
all but about one Thousand dollars
directly to the relief Of sufferers from
the famine. Although the Committee
actually investigated the claims made
upon 1t before granting relief, the sx-
penses for clerk hire, printing, travel.
ling, &c., amounted to only one
Thousand dsllars. The greater part Of
the money distributed was used TO re-
lieve sctual want, but about fifteen
Thousand dollars went for seeds and
fisheries, besides Eve Thousand dollars,
not yet accounted for spent for the pur.
chase Of fishing gear, &c. This will
help to make the relieved persons self
supporting, and the more money that
can be used in this way the better.
Actual distress must, Of course, be first
relieved, but no conceivable generosity
on the part Of any people could support
a starving nation that was not soon
made self helpful.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Anniyeraarx Sermon.

Rev. James Roberts has completed
tho twelfth year Of his ministry as
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church Of
Costesville. On last Sunday he preach
ed his twelfth anniversary sermon, In
which he made mention Of the promi-
nent events Of the congregation during
the last year. In honor Of the occasion
number Of young folks met in the
church and handsomely decorated the
pulpit with choice and fragrant flowers.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
A Brilliant wedding.

The West Chester "Local News" says:
AT high noon yesterday, Sallie g., only
daughter of our townsman, william
Mccullough, Esq, and Rev. David R.
Workman, pastor Of the New London
Presbyterian Church, were uaited in
marriage. The ceremony took place In
the Presbyterian Church, this borough, ,
Rev. B. T. Jones officiating. The altar
OF the church was handsomely decora-
ted with flowers and evergrseps and
presented beautiful appearance. The
wedding attire Of the bride was very
much admired for its richness and
elegance by the large audience assem-
bled to witness the ceremony. At the
clsas Of the ceremony q large number
Of invited guests repaired to the resi-
denee Of the BRIDES parents, where the
reception was held. The bride was the
resipient Of large number Of presents,
many Of them quite valuable. At the
conclusion Of the reception the newly
welded pair took the 2.40 train for
Philadelphia, carrying with them the
well-wishes Of hest Of friends.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Cincinnasi Exposition.

Millers and others who wish to visit
Cincinnati at reducsd fsrs should call
on 7. W. Steward No. 622 W. Front
street, Wilmington Del. A Company Is
forming 10 leave the P. w. & B. R. R.
Depot about o'clock q. m. 7th inst. ar
riving in Washington about so'olock,
a. M, having three hours at the Cspi
tai. All names for tickets must bs in
by Tomorrow afternoon Of 3o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Rednead Prieaa.

4 low price Of iron and reduction
Ices Of other goods, indicate low
l next fall. We intend to be ahead
! market and give our customers
sueft Of previous purchases made
\ figures. and have reduced all
! and ranges to very low cash
!. You will buy as cheap from us
b IN the fall, and we can guaran.
|slisct satisfaction to every one. u
by you to buy now.
H, +. PICKELs.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
vfcfn ~ for the City.

At the court OF Errors and AppealsS,
held at Dover last week, the Monroe
street sewer case was discussed and
the court rendered deciei.on in favor
of the city. The ease was abb mana
ged for the city by City Solisiter Asac-
alister. The city will now proceed h.
collect the disputed liens the payment
of which has been SO long delayed.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Crosby q Hill

are now showing very large stock Of
Parssols, which they have purchased
for cash from one Of the best manufac.
turers in New York. They think they
are in position to sell these goods at
about the prices that most dealers in
this city have to pay for them. We are
selling rib all Silk Twilled Serge,
clear horn handles, 70 in. for $3.50: 20
in. for $l.75; "a in. for $500; 2s In.
all Silk Twilled, natural wood handles,
$2.40, splendid bargain. Great bar.
gains in Hosiery, Gloves, Lawn Ties,
Dress Goods, &c. CROSBY & HILL,
220 and 222 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
oa.d. Reflect, Buy.

III as low as the lowest. We
MA, Y, Of soms goods In stock as
i TBS. Turkey prunes, rs cts;
,,.t Olsine soap, rs cts; 8 TBS,
yIss Is cts.; can peaches, 10 cts. ;
sIsss starch, Is cts.;Vslencia raj.
IA dts. h.; 8 glass jelly, 25 cts;
Esbes, 2 cans 25 cts. ;ginger snaps,
4 n cts.; nlc.nacs, 2 lbs. % cts;
'biscuis, IA cts. tb.; can corn, 10
lsT CROP N, o, molasses, 20 cts.
6MN. Q. 10 cts. qs.; honey drips
4, il eta. ot.; good syrup, 12 cts.
INV evsp. apples, Is OTIS. b.;Bab.
|b,st soap, 6 cts. h.; Colgates new
scts. h.; Japan tea, siftings, Is
n; Black, 25 cts. ib.; Japan tea,
4, h. do, 10 cts. ID do 70 cts.ib.;
4 tsss, 40 cts.; Green teas, 30 cts.;
tsss. 60 cts.; Green teas, so cts.;
tsas, 40 cts.; Black teas, so cts.;
tsas, 50 cts.; Black teas, 80 cts.;
,trOpg Rio coffee, 25 cts; strong
a cts. good Rio, % OTIS. do, Is cts.;
cts.; best Layguara.25 cts; Mari
;; cts.; mild Java, 2S cts. The
h Of the above goods l guarantee
lie bsstin the market. Fruit and
abIss constantly oa hand. W. D.
Mr., 3rd & Madison streets, Will
Ion, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Lost,

|going from Ninth and Jefferson
E@ Wilmington and Brandywine
Fsy or in the cemetery, on Satur.
fsniug, May Goth, Decoration
long gold breast pin. The
Will be rewarded on leaving 1t at
RPTBLlCAS Cffice.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
The weMdhar.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal 0ficer, Washington, June Al
O. m.
Indications for Eriday-Por the Mid.
die Atlantic States, stationary or falling
barometer; variable winds, mostly
southerly; warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
w. 1a.-a.s Axd OF Thanks.
A, ReyDOlal's Claim.

Col. Martin succeeded on Tuesday
last in having the sum Of Sl5, 900, in
serted in the Deficiency bill before the
House Of Representatives to meet the
claim of Anthony Reybold against the
Government for vessels furnished dur.
ing the Rebellion,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
American Rihes' PREPARATION.

II Is quite probable that, the Ameri-
can Rifles will wear white pants and
fatigue coats when they visit George
town on the fourth Of Jsly. Extensive
preparations are being made for the
event, and the recruits, who are daily
being enlisted, are undergoing a care.
full drilling.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
A Diamond, ,

hC hats Of different shades of the
Eolor', materials and fine flowers,
sSsen in Mrs. R. s. Kirby's (al-
handsome window, No. 202 King
\ Ladies' desiring a fashionable
booming hat or bonnet would do
|e'al on her before making their
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Rhad ane 0ther Finh,

Powell has on his stall in the Third
street market as fine a lit of shad as
have appeared this sepson. lie has al
SO sea bass, porgies, founders, had
dock, halibut, butter fish, Spanish
mackeral, as well as other varieties.
Call early and get something nice.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Notice to Republicans.

|sRepublicans Of Wilmington are
stsd to meet in the Lincoln Club
bou Saturday evening, June 5tk,
Pollock, for the purpose Of choos-
new City Executive Committee
|aing to the rules Of the party.
Il. c. MCLEAR, Chairman.
n. BYE, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
County Committee MeetinE.

The New Castle County Republican
Executive committee will meet in the
Lincoln Club room on Saturday next
at 2 O'Clock, p. m. It is hoped that
every election district in tho county
will be fully represented.
GEORGE W. SroNH, Chairman.
8. HHRssY. Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
PIIxa Cured.

81 have had the piles for more than
40 years have tried many different
remedies, but have had more relief in
one loo. box of "Dr. Bliss Pile Salve"
than in any or all the other remedies.
J. NJ. BRAcKIN, Christiana Hd.
N. B.-The remedy can be bad Of DR..
Bliss, 2l7 West Sd street, Will, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Church OHnsers Elected.

The members Of the official board
Of the Household Of Faith were elected
last evening:
Trustees, for period Of three years
Messrs J. D. Ferguson, VIM. J. McKaig
and W. L. Thompson.
Stewards, for three years--L. A.
Bower and Howard McAllister.
Deacons-Jesss Harting and John W.
Woodbury.. =.
Secretary-John B. Cook.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
would at the next or some future meet.

would at the next or some future meet
ps. call no torEaetion anoroinance en
abling the tax collectors to deposit city
and school taxss in bulk wlEnout do
signaling them particularly.
The ordinance esta blishing the grade
OF Vandever avenue, Washington
street, between Ninth ard Tenth
streets. and certain streets in tbs
Ninth Ward, were read a third time by
paragraphs and passed.
ORDERS.
During the evening the following Or
ders were directed to be drawn:
Martin Keogh, StTsS5; VIM. Kyns, SIS /;
Edward Provost s7S Hugh Patton, $50 s.
A. Mcallister $685.
Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Remomber!

Wainwright can and will save your
money. He respectfully requests sll
who are in want Of Printed Lawns, Vic
toria Lawns, Buntinss, sll-wool Lace
Buntings,l Debsges, Shetland Shawls,
Muslins, Hernanles. Parasols, Gauze
Underwear, Stockings and many other
desirable goods to call and see for your,
selves that they are positive bargains.
We refer you to our advertisement in
another column, and We know at the
prices quoted 1t will be to your interest
to purchase at WAiNwKfoHr's, 312 Mar
ket street. Popular low-priced dry
goods house Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
The Asbury Excursion.

The members and friends of the As.
bury n. i. Sabbath School, completely
flling the steamer "Thomas Clyde"
left the French street wharf for Anda-
lusia this morning at few minutes af-
ter seven o'clock. AS is frequently the
occurrence upon other excursions there
were a number Of persons who were be-
lated which necessitated the casting
out Of planks after the boat had gotten
a short distance from the wharf. Con-
sidering the retreat where tLey are
going and the pleasant weather the
excursionists will undoubtedly expert
ence day of enjoyment.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
San day Tcmporanco NeetIng.

If the weather is favorable there will
be an outdoor temperance meeting
held under the auspices of the
N. s. R. A., in the grove near Front
and Broome streets, on Sunday after
noon, the 9th instant, at 81 o'clock.
DR.. +. A. Keables, Rev. George Day, J.
B. Cook and others will be present to
address the meeting. Experience of re-.
formed men will be feature Of the
Come one, come all.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Fancy Hosiery.

~ superior line Of English fancy
lOr misses and children, have
y y osen received by W. NJ. Ken.
4, E@', to close. Sizes, 8 TO 81.
llc. for al. sizes.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
FaE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
The Ninetfeth Annual Gafhering-e
What was done during the Scs.
ed

L b
The NiDetfeth Annual Gafhering-~
What was done during the ses.
st0n.
The ninetieth annual convention Of
the Episcopal church in this diocese
commenced in Laurel on Wednesday
last.
On Wednesday morning the members
Of the convention attended the conse-
Grafton Of 81. Andrews church at Ellis
Grove, few miles from Laurel. Bish-
op Lee had charge Of the services and
was assisted by Reys. Smith, Spencer,
Stone and other ministers.
The Convention at opening chose 8.
M. Curtis, Of Newark, Secretary, and
George Fl. Bates Of Wilmington, Assist-
ant Secretary. The certificates OF dele
gates having been examined divine
service took place, during which Rev.
David Howard was raised to the priest
hood. A recess was then taken.
Rsassembling at 8 o'clock the follow
ing standing committee Of the Diocese
was chosen:
Rsvs. J. A. Stone, Newark; c. 8.
Spencer, New Castle; L. H. Gibson,
Dover; s. N. Curtis, Newark, and DR..
! Horace Burr, Wilmington.
After spirited debate and several
ballots, the following were elected del
egates to the great Council Of the
Church to meet in New York city, in
October next: Rsvs. B. J. Douglas,
Georgetown; D. D. Smith. Christ
Church, Brandywine Hundred; W. B.
Gordon, Smyrna; T. G.. Littell, Will
mington; and lay delegates--S. M. Cur
tbs, Newark; G.. H. Bates, ESD, Will
mington; DR.. Horace Burr, Whining
ton, and W. J. Fell, Brandywine
Springs. After hearing reports Of
Standing Committees, the convention
adjourned until O'Clock.
From 8 O'Clock, p. M, to $50 p. M,
missionary meeting was held. Bish-
op Lee and the Rev. DR.. Dubois and
W. B. Gordon made addresses.
| The convention was called to order at
the close Of the meeting and remained
in session until 1920. aN
Morning service was held upon the
meeting Of the convention yesterday,
and afterward o business session was
held.
The committee on the Permanent
Committee on Canons, consisting of DR..
Frost, s. n. Curtis and @. H. Bates.
Esq, reported favorsbly to the appoint
lent Of such permanent committee.
,NdA committee Of i've was appointed by
y air.
I'll Committee ON Tenure Of Church
media \msde written report, Of some
ss. me committee recommended
Ate actisn be taken IN tho
San act bsarN then passed resolu-
ths tenure of O. ment Of committee
to the ns# Mug upon the sub
the appJ urch property
among the various ~ Legislature:
cese to increase the fun Etienment Of
Of the Epibcopate wasS parishes of
d the report OF the committA Sd ior the
bject was adopted. iscus-
. the anprovAi OK the minutS Aee on
rrs;7cr and bepeiickion by the
the convention aAjourend tc Y
! the first Wednesday, in june S
year, in Calvary Church, VIII
q.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Sale or Real Estate.

All persons who wish to invest money
in real estate should attend the sale Of
lots at four o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
as the conditions for purchasing at a
bargain will be very favorable. Mr.. J,
T. Heald never suffers postponement,
withdrawal or undertaking. There
are two frame dwellings and 20 lots TO
be sold. For particulars see advertise
mont.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Paintinxs.

A sale Of fine oil paintings will take
place at 0fle's auction room, No. S07
Market street, next week. Persons who
wish something handsome should be
sure to purchase some Of them,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04

m IN premium 9s offered to any person
y a,a 20 as great a range Of work
v.per p machine as we can do on
N laws '',', Vertical Feed Sewing
|,,;oS N; S''nout % basting. For further
r. WI call at TIT Market street,
\. D1As'sa ", is always curable by
r. y E,ll olnms' Pain Searcher. We
Il .a @altitudes of references at
Wila0a'.a Hua Depot, cor. 4th and King
IsIIor.,ng Del. Sold by John.
a ana "sy s q Co., 602 Arch street,
ma dealers generally.
NJ s1la, l gold. Five Dollar piece
oms sssk. y, Boz cigars this week.
hao,,"soa osa and French. J. vii.
II, Is Swa smokes Chapman's 8 cent
Ds,vhoMIh Mhst everybody 7" Well,
WV n''ay' 4th and Shiplsy SITS.
y s.1n sOS SlS a pictures to suttsrley
kpjsS W. N. Market street, and have
r''a, They do them cheap.
|sp TSSs',s, Ss baby coaches and milk
No 80, sSSo,nght g cheap at E. A. |
'Isn'y, ,s's;,,, 5os King street whole
prices. A0ns AZ the lowest
ssslI M ~ immense and Just be-
lnd b,ns 'ue osst goods for the least |
sslset s,s ,s,. the largest variety Of
.s, N '5Vm. w Wilmington Cloth |
W. cor. 4th and Market |
et At Idsrs Hsr freshly prepared
popIss, asss'nan's Drug Store, |
slts. TT T,S streets, Every powder
y di,e,,,ssy, dise',sy Powder, for cholera
ssuIsr,eess o. fowls, sold by
et. "u' Druggists, No. 3O2
sS Siws'p1'ss VI Ssso coal yard. 4. W.
fsont street.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
SPECIAL MENTION.
The Ambftion OF the American
People

leads them to overtax their strength
and completely break down their, ner'
vous systems, impoyerish their blood,
and almost destroy their constitutions.
Recover your constitution Immediately,
before It is too late, by taking DR..
Browning's Tonic and Alternative, the
great blood purifier and blood maker.
Price 80 cents or ! $l. For sale by the
W. Champion Browning, N.
D., No. 1117 Arch strest, Philadelphia,
and all druggists aud dealers in medi-
cines.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Police OOurf.

A colored woman named Mary Tobias,
q waitress at the Delaware House, was
arraigned at police court last evening
on the charge Of having assaulted a
white man named Thomas Patterson.
on Wednesday evening last Thomas
uttering some course remarks, request.
ed Mary to hand him some sugar, but
instead Of doing so she handled him
rather roughly by striking him in the
face and knocking him to the floor. She
was fined one dollar and costs.
There was also one case of drunken
ness.
During the dispensation OF instice
owing to defective metre the gas was
extinguished, and candles had to be
placed on the tables and railings.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Victoria Lawns.

|a6 y, Is, 20, % and rs cents
n; 4; Every number a special bar &.
Y " Z offered only at these low
", "..,"slnWright's, No. 3l2 Mar
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
state Of the Thernome,er

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Friday
morning, June a:
7 o'clock, 10 O'Clock, IL O'Clock,
100 ITO 800
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Death OF Empress AIcxandrouna

A despatch from st. Petersburg, Rus
sia, dat ed yesterday states that the
Empress Of Russia Marie Alexandrouna
died that morning, in her ffty-sixth
year. Her death was painless.
The death Of the EmprssSot Russia,
has been expected for long time, as
she has been suffering from consump-
tion In its most advanced stages and
all hopes Of her recovery were long ago
abandoned. In fact it was understood
that when she returned from CANNES
to st. Petersburg, several weeks ago,
she did 80 from desire to die in her
own capital.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Oiivet Festival and the Rain.

The gathering clouds and falling rain
Of last night had the effect Of elongat-
ing to a very perceptible degree, the
hitherto smiling countenances OF the
people in charge Of the festival at OIL
vet church, but when at half-past
eight O'Clock the clearing sky brought
more strangers than had been present
before, the long faces speedily re-
laxed. The promise that the musical
programme would equal II not exceed
in Interest that Of the previous even
ings, was verified. At the conclusion
Of the exercises it was discovered that
the confectionery stands were despoiled,
the lemonade we'll was drained, and
the ice cream committee was tired
enough to vulgarly exclaim "give us a
rest" 1t is decided to hold the festi-
val this evening and to charge an ad'
fee Of only Ave CENTS. What
ever remains unsold at 9:45 p. m. will
be disposed Of at auction.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04

A RRIVED TODAY AT dRANGER
q store, los =. 9th st.. another inveice Of
are the finest ever offered In any city at 500
per n, They are only sold In Belfast, Boston
and lo3 =. 9th st. 2D good coffee for 2bc..
cans table peachsR, 25c. Just think Riverton
sugar cern, 7c. b; 4 b corn starch. 2bc.; 2 cans
safdines, 2bc.; English brown or head cheese,
26c can; evaporated apples, 11e D ~ Ii rruit
cakes, 2be.; cream biscuit, 2sc. h.; egg biscuit,
20c nic.nac, l0c.; horse radisb, 10c. bottles
oystets, &c. can. Don't forget our Foster teas,
give them one trial, said only at l0S E. Ct So.
6+2tt T.. n. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
rdENTI,DH.
me CajGnko Con.
linn.

"A me caioaGo Con.
A ion,
4 5moking your faras
W good they may be,
fational thinking,
ike Hsrkins' Matt
and refresh your
.nr heart, make your
free, snd he mast be
Ir,y, who don't relish Har-
I 4, gst Of llfe's pleasures us
M wt,ss, tsj SO 80 to his store as 2
,tr will ind that you will
ave- reason to believe that Hsr-
\ yG,t;uees @ are the best 5 cent cigar
III, Wilmington. All the best
IN oiaars in the market. Also
sbrsted Golden Thread Fine II Cut y
h tobacco, &c. 7th and Tatnsil
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
NEW ADvER TIsR MENTs.
pRoPosALS FOR GRADING AND
OyFIcR OF STRRRT COMMISSIONER,

| NO. on u. SIKH street.
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 20, 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received In the bex
In the City Council Chamber until IN o'clock
p. NJ, on Thursday, June 10, 1880, for eradinr
and paving the bed OF Second street, between
Orange and Tatnall streets. The grading
must DO Of sufficient deptA TO allow a bed Of
good sharp bank eand at least inches deep.
The cutters must be laid with good hard
brick. and the paving stone must be we'll
SNAPPED and not less than four or more than
six inches on the face. The pavement must
be well ana 6ubstanstially laid and have two
good rammings and f1nished on the t0p with
q cover Of good sand we'll br0omed into tho
joints. The contractors must furnish ali new
material necessary to complete the work and
remove the old wherever the Street Commis-
si0ner directs. The work must be completed
and the street and sidewalks all cleaned uD
within fifteen days after signing the contracts
for every day thereafter there will be for
felt OF ten dollars.
The work must be done under the direction
and supervision of the Street Commissioner
and must be approved by him before 1t will be
accepted by the street Committee. A bond
with security in the sum OF one hundred dOI-
lars must accompany each proposal for the
good faith Of the bidder, and the person or
persons TO whom the contract may beawarded
must give bond with security In the sum Of
FIVE hundred dollars for the faithful perior-
nance of the contract. The Street Committee
reserve the right to reject any or all bids, Alf
bids must be properly signed, sealed and en-
iorsed! Proposals for Grading and Payinp.n
Blank proposals and any further Information
hat may be desired, will be furnished on an
,lication to LOUIS p LYNCH
ol-1 Street COmnissioner
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04

NOR SALE.-LOT 125xi5o FEET ON
II Shal lcross ave. near middle depot'
GREGG g. PIERCE,
o. lot Clayton House,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04

WANTE d. TWO. INTELLIGENT
w young ladies Of good address en-
Pioymentngh andrespectable; paying from
"a to 10 per day: expenses advanced raj. re-
quTea. WI Snipley ii, e.iiI
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
Tho Arm, worm.


kpk- E. 7. Morgan who occupies the farm
u Of Mr.. Miller, formerly owned by
beT\ George jackson, in New Castle Hun
such red. exhibited to us yesterday num-
this q Aof the worms that are committing
field of sMhavoc on the wheat in portion Of
been attaca SQunty. About one half of his
that where forty acres appeared to have
pretty well / Sked. He is of the opinion
gresner stalks beiS,. patured the depreciation
MI not be so great, the
Mr. Weldin's Cas dlpg the first attacked.
WILMINGTON 'uh 1-o o,rn,nk.,
beg leave to offer my 81 10 and 1890
TO my friends who. gave ms y zno.' looo.
port for Coroner at the RI ipcere thanks
nomination election on Saturds their sup
trust that every Republican v6s spublican
the County will use every honor Day last.
sndeavor to secure Republican vis PIAter in
tory in this county in November next. .-able
Yours Respectfully, ilcH-
RAYWoRTH weldon. NJ
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04

A SSESSMENT OF HORSES AN
"A MULES.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
Of horses and mules in tho city OF Whining
ton for the year 1880 is now completed and on
file in the office of Clerk OF Council, where it
will remain until the 3oth day OF June inst.
for the examination and inspection of those
Interested. =. b. FRAZER,
c4'u Clerk OF Council.
NNTANTED FIVE GOOD DPANTALOOS
W. and five vest makers. Inqui:e VIII
mington Clothing House, N. W. cor 4th and
markot sts. 64.2b
Daily Republican., 1880-06-04
PrinfR.

N, sIyleS and full madder colors
WI q spencer's for S cents per