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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31

ArrENT1oNl-The GREATEST wonder yet dis
covered in medicine is Mrs. DIR. Howes
celebrated rheumatism neuralgia and tootk-
ache cures. Would you rather suffer lis
pain of having a tooth drawn than buy
bottle of Mrs Dr. Howes toothache MEGA
cine? Mothers should not be without it fo1
their infants. A few drops in a little sweet
ened water to swab teetbing baby 8 montn
will instantly relieve the little sufferer,
The medicine does n OF cauterize and is vary
pleasant Sold by all druggists. janSA
A FINE oRGAN.-V ann has second hand
organ at the Club rooms which be will sail
for $40 cash II his plain chestnut vssa
case and is one of those Instruments made
for tone and not for style. 1t is one of ths
most harmonious instruments 10 the plxes
and dirt cheap at thesprice. janN'
TRANSFERS GLovEs-M. W. Fl odkins IL
a present mac ufacturing transfers and
logger's glove, which outwears anything
ever vet sold in this section. He makes
them expressly for his patrons, and all A's
work is warranted to be Of the best. jsIR
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31

COHN's DRyGooDs. While the drygoods
market is in it's present state one needs to
look carefully about before making pur-
chases. When lively competition comes,
only the BEST can maintain the supremacy.
NJ. Cohn has long enjoyed reputation for
fair dealing in his line, which makes him
reliable and sought after. He has now on
hand an entirely new stock of goods, which
in price and quality challenge competition.
THE PLACE TO Golf you want good
square meal, go 10 Hunts New Chop Stand,
opposite the V. Il T, r. r. depot, Calm
berti's building, No. rs. dl8-1m
To L#T--A furnished front room at Mrs.
W. F. Wilson's. The room is sunny and
eommodiou.. j23.tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31

Milk DEAhkRs QUARRsLIso.-s. GARAGE
milk man, was attacked In the street yester
day morning by rival dealer who seized his
| horses head Carraco struck the man severe
| blows over the head and large crowd s%,A,
cred The trouble grew out Of same insinu.-
| tions from C.rracs to the effect that Ambro
| zette was dishonest There were no arrests
The remains of Miss Nellie Crocker will
pass through Reno this evening, en- route fer
Sacramento Mr. D. A. Bender and wife
Mrs. H. NJ Yerington aud Mrs. O. E. Laugh
ton, relatives of deceased, will, We under
stand. join the party at Reno and go on to
Sacramento.
The Appleton Tracy watches have a SPLEEN
did reputation. l havs four ounce, eight
really worth $50, will sell for s94 I'm
Gle Harris, POI Kearny St. between Bush
and Suffer.
Captain Gounsna, of ths prison guard. re-
ceived news by telegraph yesterday of the
death at Napa, California, of his brother,
Cornelius J. Gounond. Deceased was an old
resident of Napa and but shirty-seven years
old
The Carson Guard will hold their regular
monthly shooting match o-norrow. Bota
medal. will he up
Dr.. Banks Mckenzie VII be here this even
ins.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
CARSON OPERA HOUSE.
T. MAGUIRE.. hAAAtAs0
,EyREMENnGFs ATTRACTION rive
NIGHTS ONLY:
-COMNEECiNG-
Monday Evening Feb. Cd, 1890
BALDWIN THEATEs
Star Speciality Combination
AS THEY APPEARED IN
RANCE HnSfand and Sam RrAneisSa-


COMPRISING THE CE LIBERATED DAvENE fhDTrx
Nil. hagered, Mile otto, Hus. "a ard Mons r.
NJ Davene- gymn&ss acrobats, etc. have had the hanx
of appearing before all the royalty Of Europe, and
nounced the superors Of any III ther LIE 10 tbs worH
will apps in the their wonderful Parlor GyTunstsr
Entertainment and on the Triple IrapsSs
THE GREAT AMERICAN FOUR AESSRS. PErFiH-
gill Gale Dale Aoey pronounced by .he Eastern .s
Francisco press and public the greatest >s
dance artists in America in their original specialized
NILE MARIETTA ROSERI, THE PREMIER BAN
Il the world, 81 Ted by Miss Jennie Walton aas
Leroy Mss Ha1Sie Kelsey, and Miss bauGi tSA
from leading astern theat$r-} in grand ballet
Mr. CHARLES ADAMS AMERICAS GEsAESsss
Dutch csmedian.
MILLS. CAMI3& 6RFOEi THE CRLEBRATE-s PRE-
mick danseues, III Il f,vorte Pas dc Dsux
MILE. MAGERALD DAVBNE IN CHOICE SYz.z--
tion of Foreign and English songs.
LEW RATTLE Z, THE PIONEER COMEDIAN OF TEN
Pacific Coast first appearance in Carson fer fifteen ys>s
kA foil and efficient orchestra under the dre4ra1 Of
Isaoofa FrInks.
Owing the expenses Of this troupe Of azts f-r
the Baldwin Taeat,r, the prices will be as oliosE:
Adm sSsfon ~ "
Reserved Seats .......----.- ~
CHARLES LORD. Treasu-el
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31
STOCKS.

The market yesterday was unsetted and
there was noticeable advance in anything.
There was quite an activity in BeIcher, and
the regular advance which hAs characterized
Mount Diablo for weeks pss'.
Following are the latest street quotations :
Bs!cher, IL; Union, 43i; Sierra Nevada, 22ll,
23; Best and Belcher, ny; Mexican, 1S4;
Hale and Norcross, II: Point, S.; Ophir,
ls4; Savage 6a, :; Bullion, s; Mt. Diablo,
2O4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31

Q Gentlemen will please he kindly con
siderate, remembering the natural d ifbdsnee
Of their admirers.
3. Nogentleman shall invite alady to dance
Dancing was progressing as the APPEAL
went to press.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31

The ballroom was canvased and the Opera
House handsomely decorated with pictures and
evergreens. Lsngers band frsin Virginia City
furnished the music, and after a few prelimi-
nary strains the sets formed for the frs quad-
rifle al 9:15, with about thirty couples present.
OF course number of fashionable people
came later in the evening. The neat dresses
Of the ladies and the superlatively rich and
gorgeous and fashionable toilets of the gentle
men made the array of taste and beauty upon
the floor all that could be desired
THK GENTLRMENs TOILETS
Some OF the modes INDUCED in BY the gen
tlemen were triamphs Of rare taste blended
with the aost delightful hamonies of color
and effect. Some of the leading costumes are
well worth mentioning:
Governor Kinkead, an iron gray blonde of
fifty, wore black pantaloons cut specially for
the oc casion by Nicol, the tailor of San Fran
cisco, and kfs white vest vas fastened With
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-31

Of aancss was rs follows
1. Quadrille, Lsneers.
g Waltz.
5. Quedrille, Glide.
4. Scaojtische.
6. Quadrille, Horse Guards.
+. Waltz.
T. Qladrilla, Social.
g. Rsdewa.
=. parlsleune.
&c. Val.z
Ii. Qaadrile, Lansers.
II. Maz.rska.
10 Qaadrille, Glide.
Ii. Sohottlsch-.
10. O1adlilie, Horse Guards.
Is. Waltz
II. Medley.
Il u Rec0ir
On the re verse sids Of the programme was
the following
Sure the Gods do this year eonniye at us,
and We may do anything extempors. Vim
ters Tale, Act ".
Albeit as often as leape veare occurre, the
woman holdeth prerogativs over the nanne
in all matters of arnusemehte, OF danssng and
the lyke, so that when the ladye iRviteth the
name, it shall not be lawful to say hers nae,
but shall entertain her PROPOSAL III ali guide
courtesie. Reetsed iSaron Code.
RULES
|. 1t is expected that no gentleman will
promenade alone, or leave his seat, unless es-
corted by lady.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
Newpors Thanksgiving Festival.

ne"pUEt hnou@18hVhuk FOh'hVWr
Notwithstanding the inclemoncy Of
tho weather, the Thanksgiving supper
AZ the Newport N. &. church was lib.
orally patronizsd, the tables which
wers literally groaning under their
load 6f Thanksgiving bounty being
kept full from six o'clock up to ten
o'clock. Mrs. Currinder Of Brandy
wine village favored the aud.
ience with several we'll 8, ltcted solos
There was considerable disappoint-
msnt on account of tue nonappearancs
Of Professor 8. T. Ford to read q mum
ber OF selected articles. 1t must te
said how evSr that Er. Ford was in
formed that the evening was go stormy
that 1t would be III selssS for him to 60
out and hence the disappointment.
Owing to the large amount of victu.
ais left over tho management oIncluded
70 continue tine supper last evening
when Professor Ford was pre- ent.
The lecture room of the Oh urch was
again crowded last night, with hap
~ audience. Besides the excellent
supper, the choir rendered Several ex.
cellent selections, and Professor Ford
was ina capital hum9r for reading.
He read some ten different selections
some Of path etio but most Of them of
a humorous character. He was re.
peatedly enohored and kept the audi
euce in a most pleasant mood all even.
ing. The entertainment was financial.
ly and socially grand success.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
spurgeon,s Hsuse Robbea.

Burglars entered Mr.. Spurgson 3
house in London . fortnight ago, plan
dered the study, removed one or two
vslusbles,aH broke boxes aud ont bags
contsising documents referring to the
Orpbanage and other public business.
The broken dispatch box and papers
were found in the garden, the burg lars
being no doubt disappointed when they
found their booty to be so ufel ss TO
them. John B. Cough had presented
Mr.. Spurgeon with an ebony cane hav.
ing an elaborately vcrkei gold head
This was stolen, and the gold, after be.
ing hammered and battered, was Offer.
Cd at q pswnbroker's in the Borough,
and detective called at Mr.. Spur
geon's house with the relic.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

The men In Light ship No. 3, at tht
foot OF Lake Sorel, Quebec, had to sban-
don the yesse on We inssday night, on
account Of the ice.
The schooners Creole and Mary Ella,
from Monte 81 for 81. Johns, N. B., lsf,
Quebec on Monday under sail, and it ia
feared they have been csugh: in the
ice.
Randall Borden, a merchant of As.
bury Park, N. j., was killed yesterday
by being thrown from his carriage.
Richard scruggs was killed by fall
ing from his mule near Knoxville,
Tenn, last nigh.
The cargo Of the steamer Ottawa,
ashore at Batiscan. in the St. LaWer-
eacs, is being thrown overheard.
The tow barge shiavase, Of Amherst
berg, Ont, Is reported lost In Lake
Huron, with all on board.
Samuel Parker, aged II years, was
drowned while skating, at Long Branch
yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
''Eueeoa9." Z"

Rev. C. N. Pegg lsctursd to q large
sudisDcs In the Scott N. &. church,
Wednesday evening, on "The Secret OF
Sucoess " He referred to the say ling
"Nothing succeeds like success" and
said while In the main this is true
there are exceptions. Man should have
an object in lie and the will to strive
for an object.
The effort Is not lost II tbe object Is
not attained. Success comes by per.
severing effort. To excel in every thing
is one OF the essentials to success, and
one should endeavor to do we'll Gll that
he undertakes. We must have oour.
age II we would be successful, and the
aim should be the good Of all and in all
instances of the kind where effort
spends It's fsrce in endeavoring to lift
up others Good will result.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
AAJalAL TIME TABLE.
fRAIus LEAVE WILMINGTON.

u Pbtlsdelphia and intermediate stations
7, $40, 1880, q. m; za0, 400, 7Go, 1000, p.
m. On Sundays s.lo .. m; 800, $50, $50
p. m.
P6ila. Express: s.so, ., s.A, 1909 a. m l2ls,
Eor Phiia. and New York: l.ts 2gs, $50, 100
lo.e2, Q. m; Al2.30, #I2.43. Limited)
Gil p. m. Sundays, 223 a. m, 6.l7 p. m.
For baltimore and way stations: Gss .. m.;
FOR Baltimore. Warrington and Bay Line:
FOR Bsitimore and washington: laE, 500
AIS, 6.8S Q. m; 1856, L0S (Iimited) A,5A,
7.Oe D. m. Sundays: l2.b1, 203 q. m. z. Is D. IN.
For Information apply at depot
FOR New Castle: 400, $40, .. m. LOS, 400
For Harrington and intermediate stations {:
03J l. m: Los, ASb y. m.
For Deimsr and intern sdiate stations: $50 q
FOR WiImlngtsn d Rorthsrn r. K: 100, -
m; 300, 500, p. N. No Sunday trains.
Arrive 9 and ll.2b o. ne, and $40 .. NJ.
fsE Delaware Western Z. h.: S.l6, U.8o. an.
$50 o. m. Sunday trains, 1850 a. m., 6p. m.
FAAIns ZOE WILMINGTON LlAvR PnILAO8L-
From Bread street and Warrington zVsnue
7.80. SIS 1880, 1l.C0 1L4b Q. NJ; l.30, a,2.60,
4, a.. l4s, BIS, ., $40, 8, e.4S, l1.3Op. IN.
On Sundays: a30 q, NJ; Q, 6,S.k5, ll.30p y. m.
IRON Thirty-tSsoond end Market streets: 7.90
I.0O. ll.S6 A. NJ: 1226. Ndmited) a.A6 p. M.
TN SuudzvB: Los q In.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
More Temperance DeIes { sss.

Rev. Charles Hill, William B. Gsnn
from Asbury church, and Mrs. Rebecca
Lincoln from Asbury Sunday School
have been elected delegates to the NEST,
ing Of the Delaware State Temp rance
Alliance which meets at Dover next
Wednesday. Rev. A. StengIe, Rev.
C. Seminar and william N. Mccormick
have been ele,tsd delegates to the same
alliance from the Union N. 4. Church.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
ssgdy form sn sod Rae n ,,

Is the exclamation of more than one
poor hard working man and woman {;
do you know why 1t aches 1t is Re.
cause your kidneys are ovor-tasked
and need strengthening, and your sys.
TEN needs to be clsansed Of had
humors. Kidney Wort Is the medicine
you need. "It acts like a charm" says
4 well known physician, 81 never
krew II TO fail"
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
NFhAt Lass o. LORrle'A.M

A short serial by Mrs. Burnett. an.
thor OF "That Lass o. Lowrie's," ert j.,
will begin in the FEBRUARY Scribre-.
Meantime Mrs. Burnett Is writing what
promises to be Der longest novel, for
ScribBer's Monthly. Its scene Is laid in
Wash ington. Mr.. Cables pew serel,
madame Dslphipe," will also begin
in February, and run through thIes or
four numbers. Mrs. Schsyer's "Tiger.
Lily" will be concluded ia the January
number.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

In 0stobsr, when tue woods are
glorious in their SCARLET and golden
drarery, Is the time to seek tho autumn
leaves and ferns. A severe cold ia often
the result Of such pleasure trips. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup always cures
coughs and oOlds. Price rs cts.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
Trading Lovers,

LAcKAwAxRK, Nov 23.-Not far from
this town Is the home Of two young
ladies, sisters, aged respectively Is and
20 years. They were each receiving
the addresses oflovers, Who were broth
ers, and both couples were engaged to
be married. 1t was their intention to
celebrate a double wedding about the
holidays. but now matters have chang
ed. A few days ago the four were sit.
ting together in the parlor at the girls
home when the elder lady expressed .
desire TO attend a Political meeting
then being held in nearby village.
She asked her lover 10 accompany her,
but he refused poiBt blank, giving rs
his reason that he was not Democrat
Toe young lady insisted, but still he
refused. Finally, she turned to his
brother, who, It seems, was Democrat.
and asked him to accompany fer. To
the surprise Of all be ut once consented
aud they went to the meeting. The
two who remained at the house were
quite indignant, the one at the conduct
of her lover, the other at the way his
sweetheart had acted. The more they
discussed It the anerier they became.
They discovered that they-the ones
a. home-wers both Republic while
the two that had goue were OF Demo
cratic proclivtties. They talked on,
discovering little by little similar.ties
Of taste, AND habits, and finally re-
solved each to break with the old love
and form q new alliance. No sooner re.
selyed than the compact was ratified
by kiss, when by chance the others
entered. The gentleman told his
brother at once what they had decided
to do. To his great surprise no sorrow
was shown, no anger manifested, and
his wonder was increased when inform
I'd that the other couple, willis on their
way home had resolved TO do Just the
same thing. The hugging, therefore,
now goes on as usual, and the weddings
will take place about New Year.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
ACADEMY,
Tenth and Market SITS.

Has how ORGANIZED the following Glasses :
Arithmetic, 9; Bookkeeping and Business
Training, 2; Algebra. /; Elocution. Reading
snd Spelling, 9; English Language, COmpo-
pition, Grammar and Rhetaric. 8; Latin, 4;
Greek. 2; German, ]; natural Philosophy, j.;
Histsry,l; Geo2raphy,4; Penmanship, 3; Kin:
derRaItsn Werk, /.
Glasses will soon be lormod in Theory and
Practice Of Teaching English Literature,
French, Geometry, English and General
History, Calisthenics, Art and Music.
II Is specially desired that young children,
who are TO recsiye their education at this in.
stitution, enter before they learn their A b U.
The most thorough preparation Tor the
highest grade colleges Will be provided. and
students may pu' sue their studies as lar be-
yend college preparp On 8s they wish
To young ladies tiis Institution will offer
every opportunity for robust, physical and in.
tellectua, uhining of an advanced character
Young mon Intending to enter busint IS
lie, will here have unusual advantages for
general culture and clOee drill in the prlnci.
pies OF Practical Arithmetic and In Accounts.
To at tsacherS for their work by q course OF
sound Theory aAd Practice will be the aim Of
the Normal Department.
Our rational principles and patural meth
DDS that have the cordial approval OF all great
educators Will BE- employed in the instruction
Of our pupiia.
WIN. @. NOVEL;. AM,
Principal.
Residence, COS W. Tenth street. ll2+1w
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
Il AILROAD LINES.
nHIIAADELPhlA,W WlI4DflNGTos AND
JIG BAIITIMORE RAII1ROAL.

JULY 2o. 1880.
Trains will leave WILMINGTON Gs follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate sta
tons, Eoo, a,lO, 1882 sni., 400, 100, ~ 90
D. n.
Philadelphia (Eprcss) $50. 300, o.l4, 1902
Q. N IL Ii, 2.os, e.tb p. m.
Philadelphia and New York 22s, 100, 7.Vo,
l0.02, Q. D., 1873, 1913, eli p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, s.36
q, m 500 p. N.
Baltimore and Bay Lino, Lo8 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2(3 2lb,
a.sb o. m, l2t5. 1.04, 4.54 1908 p. m.
Trains loy Delaware Division leave for
New labtse, 800, aso Q. m, LOS, 800, e.Sb
p. NJ.
Harrington and lnterEedia.s Stations, Q. 80
= NJ, I,v6, o.86 p. m.
Deimar and fntermediate Stations, $50 q.
En., LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
S10 o. m, boo, 6.3U, go p. n.
Philadelphia and Now YORK, I.23 d. L. ,o.l7
baltimore and Washington, l2.sl, AGA, 2.ls
n,
For further tniormstteo passengers gro re
erred 70 the time tables posted ct tho depot,
II. r KENNEY. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
AMOVheF MAJ,

A very good hat that was lost Satur.
day night can be had at James A. str.
lips's grocery st"r, Fifa and Orange
str, cts.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

A BRAHAM MURRAY, UNDERTA-
u ker, will furnish cotiins and caskeU OF
III kinds, in the neatest styles and cheapest
stei and o. quick dispatch. Ali wantina
hnturO in this line please call OF $40 King
E'stt orders may be lett at his residence,
Us L. llth st.; StansbuTy Murray's barbct
pop French st. noar EziOn M. E Church I
Wilson h Oaldwell's tobacco shop, National
HAll Or at the residence Of W. Y. Butler,
flsor oi Ezion church, 200 E-lethBt. FurnitArs
spaired. a7ti
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
Wilmington, Delaware.

i NEkPOOL, TURKS ISLAND, ,OADIZ
ka ,.n,shton, Deat1n and Higs ins' pulver
h.a,, . Wo guarantee our salts To keep
Nhe,s IhaVlDg never lost pgund. .iiuy no
lntsne: BUCKINGHAM & 10,
Vm'ltw 'front.' and Hhipley.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

U,RJENDs' SCHOOL,
NINTH AND TATNALL STREETS,
VIII open on ID day. the 9Th OF 9th month.
The various branches Of q good EngiiAh edu.
cation are taught.
A FINE OPEN PLAY GROUND AID
JOINS THE SOHOOLHOUSF.
For Terms (which are moderately apply to
the teacher, Rebecca b. Maris 900 Tatnall
street, or at the school after the above date.
Am
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

In Osr-ONE Do LIAR REWARD WILL
l. be- paid Tor the rsturn OF horse blanket
|6I IN the Vicinity Of Eighth and Church sts.
N Weinesday. q. s. MlDDLElUN,
llgtr 3. Il. cor. 4th and klbB Sb'
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
I.ist ofunclaimed Letters

Remaining in the Wilmington, Del, Post
office, Saturday, Nov. 10th, 1880.
LADIES LIST.
Clayton, Miss Francis Polk, Miss Lydia
Ueway, ELIZA Russell. Mrs. Eta
.Johrson, Mrs s. J. Riley, Harriet
MiR.h, ELENA. Wright, Miss II.
GRNTLEMER's LIST.
Vutler, Richard MeMullen.
Hoard OF Public NiekIes, william
Charities Palmer. ADram
Cowles, Elwsod s. Ruth. Benz. W.,
Ever s,n, Hern A. Rhodes, Perr1e M.
J. h Co., Roe, John
Henche, Gustav Smith, j. Z.
Head, Joseph Taylor, John
HigDee, l. e Letters) Wheatly, Ii 7.
b ickmsn, Theodore
WIN NJ PYLE, T. M.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

r OST.-A SMALL ACuOUNT BOOK
and an envelop with negotiated notes
mi, lot on second street on hursdAy Inc
fnief viii be suitably re $arded on lesVinH
nt sane at l03 Walnut Etseet. ll9otN
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
nOAR DIN q.

'no,Rpl.a.-GOOD BOARD AT s4oI
'R Az week, with pleasant looms and ever!
h1s comfort Tor young women. can % iound
..tu5 Eat sixth street washing 70 cent
'tEiA
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
s.TyHE HOME SCHOOL,

VIII begin It's second term on September
8, 1880 Principals Miss Emile l.. Tbomp'
son and Mrs. b. ID. Dorsey. For further Ia..
ticulars apply 10 MISS THO OmPSON,
-28-lyd 1880 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

mANTEU.-A OOLOkED BOY ~
w attend heaters at Smyshs !e~eify
,,,s slI Market street. iis4'es
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

DuAKptNa.--PLEASANT ROOM >,
N u, ,,rsst lllu-lm0
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

UyAnrED.-A GOOD d:hL ~ ~
" dining rsom work ~ soo Ming s'ieo~
I7s-3it
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

A MIDOLE AtbD
INV woman situA.i ~ COOK. Apply
|ssE Seventh street. ilS''"
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

". WEsTERN sE;I j RAiLRoAD. ssd "a, u,
Will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington OF 7.lb, 1880, 3. m, b.3o,p.
%.
Arrive at Landenborg, eco, a. rn., l2.so neon,
go. p. m
Leave Lsndsnberg, Q. m, 1880, p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington e.ot,a. M, 4lb, p. a.
S-23tt ID. CONNEI.LI. Sup't
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
LOST.

|D0ARDgRS WANTED AT NO. a4l Z.
liz F.ursn street; private family. lll7-ct
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
WANTED.

&,yrED.-AN APPRENTIOE To
NV AZ The I,rinting business must have 2
W ,sa,ion be well recommended. ana
y ", sl1'T IA Years Of ago. Address In handwslt
~, esN a Ss5sIIcant. No personal spPiisetion
hs Spp THE JAM Is IA WEBB
nS'ppTI pIptlng and station s.y Oompany.,
.I MARKET street, Wilmington, dol.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
6ROUERlEB.


tHoNe AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
SOENTs PER POUND.
'-Aok, GAE N, JAPAN AND MIXED
TEAS AT
UENrs PER POUND.
@''e goods are unexcellsd In purity, strength
and favor, BY any In the city at tho
price. Try them and be
convinced Of tho TACT
'AEAr WESTERN TEA COMPANY
". X. BOWMAN Manager
d SECOND ST., BE. SECOND ST.
Wilmington, Delaware.
,DS T. iaassortmont OF the iinsr grades Of Te.
OIc.'o 'oenee, and perfectly pure pepper, and
tlTs%s geaerally. ID one OF the best. Price
tOSSuIEht. SUGAR AT COST TO Gus
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r.NrED.-A FIRST.CLASS Cn'k,
INV washer and iroa aor. Apply sH West
fret -
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Read the RRPUBLIoAN.
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UENrs PER POUND.

'AEAr WESTERN TEA COMPANY
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UNRIENDS' SCHOOL,

Residence, COS W. Tenth street. ll2+1w
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Result. H..................... 90
One of the teachers remarked that
that was pretty good figuring, whersst
he smiled.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-07
PerAonal,

DR.. Buddekc, eye and ear diseases,
No. 56 east Court street. 144t
Captain Alex. Moses. of New Or
leans, arrived in the city to-day.
That popular and genial young at
torney, Mr.. John p. Houston, came
home from Alabama yesterday.
General Il. G. Walthall, Mr.. I. W.
Campbell, of the Vicksburg CONNER
cial, and Colonel Nathan Adams are
all in the city,
Elegant photographs and cabinets,
at lower prices than anybody else, at
the Cottage gallery, 40 Beal street,
All their work is artistic as we'll as
cheap,
The steamer James D.. Parker ar
rived near noon to day, bringing the
following passengers: w, Hutton,
NJ. McNulty, G. L. Folby, Jacob NJ,
Cohen, +. l.. Silverson, J. r. Elmer
son, Mr.. A. Wesche, Miss Ida Moe
Miss A. i. Highly, Mr.. Underwood,
Mrs. John Mccall, Mrs. Phillips.
Mr.. d. r. Hawkins, the middle
man or ~interlocutor Of the Barlow,
Wilson, Primrose and West minstrels,
is a gentleman of refinement and cul-
ture, and he has kindred here among
our most respectable citizens. He
enjoys popularity with the
troupe, as he deserves and makes
friends at all points visited.