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ERANKFOET
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY
OF KENTUCKY. AT LOUISVILLE, KY.
THIRD DRAWING, ON THE 4TH OF DECEM
Bsk, 1885.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $40. 0G0.
WHOLE TICSETS. So. HALE II IKRTs, ST..

WHOLE TIOsETs. s.. HALE TICKETS. 81.
All prizes promptly raid after the Drawing. list
es II VII eeeraa OF
place On the 4th of December, 1880, aud the same
II o pae es moe
occur on Sunday, and if it does the Saturday pre-
CT dig.
THERE VIII MtS NE, En1, EE POS 'PoNE-
Col. A. g. Hodges and Capt VIZ. Johnston of
Louisville, win SUI erintend the Drawing, than
Wht In two more honorable gentlemen do not liy in
heEtrcky, both Of whom are well known and re-
garded as eentlen en- Of spotless integrity.
II. c. ,WINTERsMITH, Supervisor,
No. Mozart Building, Louisville, Ky.
Remit N oney or Bank Draft in letter, Or send by
{ f1fce Money Order. orders Of SIS and upwards BY
Express can be sent at our pense.
80 Broadway. New York.
T|OR HATS ARD FURs,
SEAL sACoUEs. SILK CIRCULARS AND DOL
MANS.
LADIES' AND MISSES CLOTH AND DERBY
HATS,
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS.
novG-1m 631 Penna. Ave.
T M. & Is. COHEN.
DIAMOND BROKERS. AND sPEcULAToRs IN
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES.
HOS Penna. avenue.
MONEY TO LOAN AT FER CENT. IN
A FINE LINE OF LADIES AND GENTS GOLD
WATCHES AND FINE JEWELRY
FOR sALELOw. oc.3O
CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT
th es fso c Rns Or adess
FOG. S8s 9th ST.. near Pa. ave sepz4
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ey So Msrsst sPsss. sIISAW T i, en-
morning. 10: less than a half . gallon: TuHIsv
sssssss e i nfs %f nsay ss as
cream have the 0ppHrtaa9%tX1 presented f. anso.
noy5-l0t Proprietor of Tnniaw Farm.
A q: sTExVART q CO.'S CARPET U'-
IA H0LSTERER for sixteen years will lay Ca
pets: ~ Cloths Mating. ETC.. cheaper. nsatef.
Orders by mail as well % by stores promptly at.
tended TO. Office AIT 10th ct. n. W., near gas
Office Oct27-1ms
~ UPRIGHT 6RAND PIANOS RX
WORLD RENOWNED AND UNEQUALLED. UIKTJ
Also. the Celebrated
A.. AARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO,
.enafs s ssGsa AGENT eRtsn'
w HI. WHEATLEY,
STEAM DYMN0,
WET AND DRY 6OOURIN0.
40 Jefferson street,
VIA. 0EORGETewN, ID. O.
Win every facility. the best talent and fun
F0h4IGM AND DOMESTIC DYE STUFFs AND
Wn5M!NAS am prepared for the fall trade:
WSrk called Tor and delivered In the city. BY
mall or express from other places.
orders ~ NAL vIQWpt3y atteDded. aug33
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THE Posi- OFFICE ASSAULT C4sE-To-day In
the Police Court, Mr. VI. {. Rer,lell was ar.
raigned on the charge OF an assault with intent
TO Kill George r. Geddings, on Thursday last, at
pea Ing for him. The prosecuting attorney.
Mr.. Hayden. presented certificate OF Dr. w. VI.
Johnston, stating that Mr.. GeddingS Is confined
10 his bed, suffering from injuries to the head
from blows by blunt instrument, and IL Is i'm
possible now 10 determine their extent, but
they are sufficient 20 cause some apprehension
or danger. Mr.. Hayden asked q continuance OF
tue case, which was granted, until Saturdl ~
Bext. Mr.. ReIdell had given bond IL $500 with
Mr. Groff as surety. and this was increased TO
si,C00, " hich was given.
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INQUEST ON THE BURNT CHILDREN.-Dr. Pat
leTsCD. the coroner, yesterday held an inquest
upon The bodies OF John Henry Young agtd !
ana Mary Young, aged 4, children OF James
Young. eolored huckster who were burnt 20
death on Friday hight. The children were
locked up and left In the house While their par
slts were at JeZreel Church about d mile away.
and when the mouse was burned the children
were roasted TO death. The parents said thai
neiore Trey left the house that night 10 90 10
church they eXtinguisEed the lamp, and that
there was no ire II the house. Nothing else
appeared 10 justify suspicion that the IRE was
nceEClary. The jury rendered verdict THAI
the aid John H. and Mary Young came 10 their
deaths about 10 p. 70. November 5, 1850 at their
Ie>ldeLCe, No. - eth street southeast by being
tuInt TO Death while their house was on fir;s:
tEe manner Ii which the tiIe originated IS an
Known 70 The jgTy.7
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows.
Kenneth SmOoJ ct al to Emma Ten Brook. lots
Is TO 70, sq. i24; 8 I. f. Naggaman. trustee.
10 a. b. Brown, lot .. So -; SilI. X. ". Bates
10 Z. ". Ward, lot 81, FL. 25S; S. 500. ReeS
Evans et al. tC Z. L. HeneGe, lot 5 sd 4f: 81 $50
'. A. Aoell 10 7. II. FerRey, lot q, So. 465: $.
e nj. Matthews. trustee, TO w. W. Leibert lots
~ and Is, 50. ~; 50 600
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Mr.. A. Z. PHILLIPS, the well.knoIn commits
si4a merchant, died at his residence, No. 1911
oon street, last evening, after an illness of
S :. niOhtbS, rom an affection Of the heart
M. fAlillps was from New York state and had
beeh Ia business about twelve years here and
na9 Maoe many friends. He leaves widow
aLu lour children, with whom there is much
iutGTnput w --Aou' ioi
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TIE Irish make Bulls, but only the American
Iropr1etoTs make Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. I
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THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE CARTEL
AND ARTHUR CLUE net Saturday evening" Dr.
AlIeG Thomas In the chair and X. Kingsm an
secretary. II was agreed TO keep up the club
organization until after the 18th OF March. II
Was stated that the ladies employed ln the
printing ONCE have purchased a handsome nag
aid STAFF. and Will some time during the coming
week present it TO the club The following
committee was appointed TO make the arrange.
Whitnore, Clapp, kingsInan, Fordham, Blair
aid COX.
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T5HAUNNEL. CLARK g. CO.,
sea Marke, spnce.
Eeg to call speca attention to their unusually large
HANp isa sifEaf bEf st9'f a Ct
Black and Co9red BIos.de siiks from 81 IS to g.
, styles Monte sllotes ard rich Silk
,s,,,o,,.s H. and Wool Plaids;
Al Wool q o saek r ana Goored
orr Linen Counter is full of rare bargains Hosiery
La Ell and Si!k Handkerchief all Liuen Hand
kercbiefs. Ga and l214 eta. up &c best goods.
lsIleis IL great variety from So to SIG pair Do.
Ii GOODS ess SID At AZ f'ff ISaF Esss NEW YORK
rz-oxp p sEp ? B 5sNI fRIcEs.
CARPETS.
We have tust opeDed splendid assortment OF
! WILTON. ADMINISTER. NooUETTE. BODY
ERUHsELS. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
INGRAIN CARPETS
in al the newes: and most choice designs
Tapestry Insrain Carpets with Borders to match
myrna CARPETS. Rugs and Mats in great variety.
Those Furnishing will find it their advantage to
examine our stock before purchasing.
HoOE BROTHER q CO.,
sel4 732s T at n W.. near Ebhitt House
RVY THE MYSTERY" SHIRT.
There is nothing better in the market. II In eie-
Fantly made, and OF the very 5est material, and
only SO cents finished, ready for the wash tub
Only ~ cents for the Mystery" Shirt.
Gents LINEN COLLARS, lstest STYLES and fnept
quality Only 81 sc per dozen six for rs cents. Best
quality, at
EEGICNlSS'
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
sugls IOO2 r street northwest.
SHlRT 1ANUFACTUisERs.
DUBREUIL BROS. 4 CO.,
llI2 + Street N. W.
We sell the cheapest SHIRTS for the money In
Our ELIIPTIo SHIRT only 6s cents.
Our GLOBE SHIRT only rs cents.
The EUREKA kEtSF0E0ED, finished, only 81
We viii compare 1t with any other Shirt for the
money.
Also. line CT GENTS FURNISHINGS always
on hand 1T
DUBREUIL BROS. 4 CO.,
jy28 lII3 T. street N. w.
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TBB BlJoU OPERA COMPANY, which comes to
Washington loaded With praises from Boston
aLu every place where It has exhibited. opens
tonight at the National TheaUer. The company
Pr stnts two comic operas, Charity Begins ar
Home and The Spectre Knight" TIE music
l. SAID TO De very pleasing In both OF them ana
Ftsed OF weitkIown artists. Ii will doubtless
draw coed houses
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4 You've EMIGRANT GIRLS WBoNGs.-A younp
ernigrant from Rotterdam, named Lizzie ID nj
arrived at Castle Garden a few weeks ago and
went TO an emigrants' boarding house. near the
Battery. While there man named Henri
Boyer, country man OF the gtri's, promised tts
get her cool position. and took her To dis
Equitable house. where he was paid 81. so for ms
seryices as a pTocurer, and where the girl. who
treated. The outrage came to the knowledge OF
the Castle Garden officials. and after rescutng
the girl they procured the arrest of Boyer, who
was committed for trial In default Of S. 900 bal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

tNITfD STATES government, District ana ali
Investment securities dealt In. Foreign en-
ehaLee bought and sold. stocks carried on
margin. ii. ID. Cooke, Jr., Co, Bankers, 1929 E
ST.
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Arguments On THE HABEAS CORPUS APPLICATION
Tie case Of Samuel L. Perry, the alleged exc
dus leader, who was arrested on a requisition
from North Carolina for forgery and placed, by
Judge Cartier In custody OF the agent OF North
Carolina, On whom a witt OF haoeaS corpus was
Issued by order or Judge Wyie, was resumed
Ing been argued ON saturday by Mr.. Wilson
for petitioner and Mr.. Davis for the state OF
North Carolina. today Mr.. Merrick made the
by Mr.. GrteIer.
The argument was concluded at two O'Clock.
and Judge Wylie reserved his decision till Wed
DeSday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

These OF Our PATRONS who contemplate
E&ViIg portraits made before the HOLIDAYS " IN
please lei US have their orders as soon as posi-.
lie. Rice Bros.
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BILIOUS DISORDERS. liver complaints. costive-
less. dyspepsia, &C., are speedily removed by
Dr. Jay ne's Sanarye Pills. Forty years use has
proved them superior TO all other remedies for
NE cure OF the various diseases for whica they
are fecommenGed- 10 thei- action they are
u. I'D aid certain, and may be taken at anv time
without fisk nom exposure.
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Choking. Pusrid. Irritating rtucuS
Disfcdged.
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GAIA e Eg.

Choking. Pusrid. Irritating rtucux
Disfcdged.
membrane Stimulated. CGe0used.
Instructed. S0othed
aAd Healed.
Breath SNectened. Smell. Taste and
Hearing Restored. Const,tu.
tiOnal Ravages Checked.
Relief Instantaneous. ture Rand.
Radical. Permanent.
DIR. SanfOrd:s Remedy.
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Relief Instantaneous ,uy.e Roui,f
Radical. Permanent.
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1.-THE Thought Exchange" which meets at
Taljmadge hail, had the liquor license question
up for discussion yesterday, and Mr.. JuSth
claimed that II the restrictions on licenses were
removed there would be less liquor used. A
number o! addresses were made On the other
side. Last night the Dashaways occupied
Tallmadge hall, Mr. Eagleston presiding. The
singing was accompanied by organ and cornet,
and after an address by the president ex-
perientes were related by Ed. Humphrey, f.
Oliphant. 7. c. Sturgeon George NJ. Fillmore,
A. H. Walcolt, 4. j. Rock, j. T. Lewis, T. K.
Mcintyre, Ed. O'COnner. j. A. Perkins. w. j.
Boyd j. II, Hilton. Ed. McCauley. Frank Rec
side, c. c, Hall, James G. Lee and L. l.. Nfchol-
son. Mr. Hunter, OF Baltimore, Md, A. r.
Maupin, Miss Adie Spurgeon and Judge Hollo-
way made addresses. About forty persons
sigLed the pledge. A temperance COMPANY of
Boy S in Blue was effected Saturday night. the
following officers being elected: Captain, Geo
II. Fillmore; lieutenants, Fl. b. Moulton and
Halver V. Nelson; sergeants, L. Fl. Patterson.
W. D. Mack, t. c. Spurgeon; A; L, Smith aud
A. ii. Ferear; corporals c. ii. WordeI, L. NJ.
Graves. Charles w; Sherwood. RooerI II
Mitchell, Ed. Humphrey. W, s. Norton, j. V.
TIL mpson and George c. WoOley; treasurer.
D. P. Holloway; marshal, Alex. Eagleston.
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ACTS. GERMAN IN
1O STRENGTHENING Pc ROU5 PLAS- 1O
TERe, TEN CTS. APIECE.
DENT1MEUkR, sure cure for tocthache. local
Or neuralgia. Csc per bottle.
For sale at
A. M. ELOCZEWSkHSP nsrmacy.
eep2l 42S 8th ST n.Ws
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-13

,r-Two story brick hease AZ
saL .,reet s rooms, water on frs'
|co, ,o,r "H bricks, new, Poplar street above
tt ,,o,y bricks, new, Walnut street above
nth. 80. no,aware Avenue modern
NJ ep loo Jsffsrson street, 10 roomf.
ilhs VnnBurea street bet 9Th and YIN
!, Ius East 18th street.
|, alS Uhestuu' street.
|, az Jefferson street.
Y us West Inird street.
I ronIth street near Pine, ~ by 100 u
Oh r am tnnd and mortgage from $1,000 te
oI W. W Snms To suit. apply 70
III W MoCAULLEY n 20,
90 Market . rect,
wilmington, Del.
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For tho REPUBLICAN,.
go my FRlEN -.

How bright seemed the world TO our yonth'a
view,
Each object was tinged with q ROSY hue,
Our Itarts ss light NJ q feather;
Time has taken the xlo1s OF hair away,
And left you sprinkl ng Of silver cray,
Since we played at school together
How II was brought about never knew,
But the tender feeling most sweetiy grew
Though our love was spoken never
For was tdA timid, and you too proud,
SO We laid our love In costly shrsud,
And buried 1t deep forever.
We are now going down the hill Of Time,
Instead Of the dirge, the musical rhyme
Is touched by memory ringer;
Though the Present Is strewn with ira3rah'
flowers,
And the sunshine may gid our latest hour,
We love on the Past to linger.
And Though our paths may divergc for
while,
We can travel beneath our Fathers smile,
And thank Him for blessings given
In that happy land we may see more clear.
And understand what we failed TO hIe--
In that blessed home Of Heaven.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-13
For the Republican.
The complaint Of ColOred Man

For the Republican.
The complaint Of . ColOred Man
MRssRs. EDITORS Il crave a space in
your valuable paper to offer few
thoughts. On Saturday last | was
standing on Fourth street opposite L.
w. stidham & Sons auction room. Two
men passed by at the tine who by theil
appearance supposed to be gentlemen,
Just as they passed man of my col
or, and. who had just previously put.
oh ased cradle, was in the act of plac.
ing 1t upon his shoulder when one Of
the aforesaid men remarked sneeringly
to his associate: ga niger bought q
CRADLE" was not acquainted with
any of the men, but the following query
ran through my mind: "Does the com
plexi n of q man make him niger -
and must that complexion be black p
II such be the case. all the blacks are
"niggrrs."
Ifotherwise, II l should call a man
Of brighter complexion than myself q
"niggAr" and cannot prove him to be
uch, what am ? Is It not presumed
by all intelligent men of the different
compilations, that | am the Niger.
When God created the first human be-
ing, he called him man, not "nigger, "
and the man must act niggardly before
you can brand him with such name.
It can easily be seen that there are
some of each here. OBSERVER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-13

Az BILLS REDUCED 10 to 80 PER
n coENr,, by using Blair's Pneumatic
H. governor, which Is the only durable,
'a n,sG and perfect Gas Governor now in
utnu; l. equalizes the pressure, rs auto.
,c IN It's working, and as certain as the
,, VI a invitation, maintaining at the bur.
U Wa u the pro. er pressure for the most
nu consumption of 1as, and complete
D spon. 1t Ia as necessary as rudder
- ShlP ', Or reins ~ horse. NO amount OF
mu mai W'tchlDg can equal the unerring
~ m laws Of nature, by which p perfect
kIpa uoV ,Inor acts spontaneous y when re.
Vl some persons unOcquaiuted with
pneumatic laws, imagine that they can
o oW the gas by tn ming the main cock on
wi as required They can only admit
,e VI less yas by that means, they CAL not Sc
.he sine benticial effect, In the slight
uVsfee, as that secured by o perfect Gas
IIeraor' A fair trial without expense. We
n, attach one OF these CTS Governors to
n, meter for one month, and II there is not
Ovmng OF 10 to 30 per cent, In favor Of the
v'mhor, we will remove 1t without expense
,uu, The price is rom ten dollars upw ards
'OfGlng " the size Of your gas-meter
+. BLAIR, Practical Grs Filter,
sbl MY 2l9 w. Seventh street.
GT'a das Fixtures taken down, re-bi onzed
fupu' up the same day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-13

The Commissioner Of Indian affairs Ii
advised of serious trouble at the Mes
calsro agency in New Mexico, between
Mexicans and Indians. The agency
property and employees have not been
disturbed. 1t lie feared that the Indians
will make war on the settlers of the
Pecos Valley, and General Pope has or.
dered a movement Of cavalry tor their
protection. The renegade Apaches, re-
Gently pursued into Mexico by General
Morrow, have returned, and the Msxi.
can military have been granted permits.
sion to assist in pursuing them on the
American side.
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,,v aALY0R mEET.

,Ts HOUSES IN THE CITY
s sIA,lLninvton' situate and described as
c.,rse street, 8 stories, 9 rooms, u
B x ia OF lot 100 feet, lrlyase alley
Bnt, TEiv6t strest, 2 stories, . rooms
e I.s w. G depth Of lot 81 feet 4 ies' alley
a.; dams street, 2 stories, brooms, lsl4
bCs A Ia',th Of lot Is feet, 4 feet alley III
n. ., street, 2 stories, o rooms, IL
~ h aeuth OF lot 90 feet. ..,...
Rpt, a ny nd igi logan street., between
~ l.t and p. ". 4 Is, hallroadl
knd asenS ; rooms, Il feet front, depth Of
Beet. s,-oet . gtOrie7, 9 rooms, l11a
20 L LHsn,h OF lot o. fest, eontrived 10 ac'
Pnt, ae 10 families II desired.
p1ale Information inquire OF a.. Gon'
aFih,, ,,rc,la st., or A. Gawthrop, soS ".
% , L,nt' EXECUTORS Of tine estate O. VIM
deceased,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-13

The Washington star says: IL 10
the lawyers, after oil, who rule this
glorious country OF ours. The Senate
OF the United States consists of rs mem.
bers, and OF this number So are prac-
ticing lawyers. OF the 293 members
Of the House Of Representatives 2l9 are
lawyers. The President and Vice
President Of the United States are law
ysrs, and nearly all the Government
d apartments are headed and directed
by the same profession. In the Senate,
among the Senators them
selves, each members ability is gagged
by his rank a. q lawyer. When the
status of an incoming Senator Is under
discussion the remark is very frequent
ly made. "He Is a fine lawyer and
will make q good Senator" Because
the man is a good lawyer the supposi-
ton with Senators is that he must
therefore BIZ a first class statesman.
Why the people Of the United States
give such preference to the profession
Of the law In selecting their Legislators
and rulers Is a problem that cannot be
answered. In the Senate there Is only
/ physician, and in the House there
are but 6. There are among the Sena'
tors s business men or merchants, ]
doctor, l editor, 2 planters, z farmers,
banker. mine owner and operator
and Of no profession or business.
Senator Hamlin is the oldest member
Of that body in years, and the oldss'
In point OF service, counting from the
time of his first election. Senator An
thony has been longer in continuous
service than any other Senator. HI
first took his seat in 1859, and has beer
regularly reelected at the expiration
OF each term ever since. Mr.. Hamlir
who Ia nov over seventy years OF age
frst took his seat In lS4S, but he sub
SEQ uantly resigned when elected dov
ernor OF Maine. He was, however, re
elected to the Senate Immediately ate
being inaugurated as Governor, an'
afterwards again resigned to becom
Vice President Of the United States
Mr.. Bruce, Of Mississippi, Is the young
est Senator, not yet being thirty-nin'
years OF age. Senator Edmunds, o
Vermont, Is by many supposed TO b
the Oldest Senator because OF his ap
pearance, but in fact there are few
who are younger than he. He Is no
yet ffty-two years Of age, but hi
head and beard are gray, and stoop
ing posture that he assumes makes hin
appear much older than he really ia
Senator'S Edmunds and Thurman ar
generally ranked as the best lawyer
In that body, and in their poiitiea
parties respectively they are usual.
accepted as authority upon questions O
management or policy.
In past times members OF Congress
who distinguished themselves by
careful watching appropriations hav
been designated as "watchdogs Of tn
Treasury" Senator Elmunds nigh
very appropriately be called the guar
dian of legislation generally. As 500
as bill or resolution that has beel
introduced in either House is printe
Mr.. Edmunds procures copy and &C
quaints himself with its provisions. II
Keeps track Of every measure, no mai
ter how unimportant, aud If there Ia
defect in 1t or room for an objection b
will present it when the matter get
before the Senate. He Is an indefat
gable worker and student in the lin
of his legislative duties and has by hi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-13

ys,1.r,-THE SUBSCRIBERS RE
,,rg rom business offer for sale the
,io, Fixtures, MGchin -ry and good
i, tSeir Tlumblnx, Steam and Has rit'
'rs.oE i.hmont 500 King street Ihe
buy will be sold with the business ~ a.
4 iot A term OF years. The 6usine has
Fa,,ahI,s shed Tor rs years, and the oppoI'
H. -. me seldom offered Tor young men
f., IN enter into this business Term
ri lplm FERRIS h GARRETT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-13

lyPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.-An the
= improved makes Of Breech Loadin,,
Guns, Muzzle Leaders in great variety, sew.
en-shot Nickle Plated Re divers, prices lower
than ever. Repairing done in an honeot
manner ct reasonable rates. Cutlery OF all
E,nds sharpened. A call is respectfully soil
,lted. H. J. PYLE, ia Market street.
4-17.3m Wilmington, Dell
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-13

IpsaIEOR RENT. -THREEh lOoEs
y I r'x on in st., between Jackson ans
buren, ss. y.,porsn .tr,et between
l 90 Son ~" in in row on French st., between
~ .1 no ln in row Poplar st., bot. llth ant
IT, ,ouse, in row on Walnut st., be
te y,,h r' ard l2th SITS. All new and In nrst
OFu''' "'' HARLAN CAUSE,
La. Front and Tatnail SITS.
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NorICE TO WATER RENTERS.


OgFIoR OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. /, 1879.
The bills TOR 1880 are now ready and pay.
able at the REGISTRARS office, No 1908 Market
street. The lawrequires that all bills paid on
or before January 3lst, 1880, the tace OF the
bill. those paid during the month Of Febru.
a-y, s per cent. additional. Those paid during
the month Of March, 10 per cent. additional,
and any amount remaining unpaid after
April LIST, 1880, the Registrar Ia required to
have the ferules withdrawn and suit lnstitu-
ted for the recovery Of the amount due and
the water will not be let into such premises
until such arrears, with assessments and 90
for drawing ferules, are paid.
Office hours from q. m, to 4 .. m.
WILLIAM ]. MORROW, Registrar.
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