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MICHAEL KANE, No. 1oes Kirl,ham st.

SAE FRANCISCO, November 81 1870
STANDARD SOAP COMPANY Gents: After
number OF trials of different Soaps, have learned
that the PHOSPHATE is certainly the very best for
shaving. / thank you for its introduction.
JAMES r ARTUITR
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DR. WEI DE MEYERS PAMPHLET, with
the most remarkable -stimonisls on record, SENT
FREE by his Agents, MESSRS. D. B. DEWEY &
CO., &c Dey street, New York, or by druggists
The CURE IS DELIVERED at 81 so pack
age Think OF REAL CURE for an obstinate
disease at this triiling cost f66mlcrSpFMWeod
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NATIONAL GOLD BANK
GENERAL NOTICES,

iFierCe Struggle !-Di ease II ever prey
ing upon man. From the cradle to the grave more
than onc.half Of the human family have to contest
inch by inch the progress OF some ailmeut What
a boon then must BRIST0LS SsRSAPARILLA and
PILLS be. They purge ont all poisonous matter;
they purify the blood and humors they give tone
and power to the whole system, and enable the body
to throw off disease that would otherwise have
hurried it to the grave. jull-1t
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FoRT VERpg fAri1onal Dec - $50

FORT VERDE (AriDona), Dec u, 1879.
TO THE STANDARD SOAP C0MPANY-Geuts:
Having received your box of PHOSPHATE SOAP,
and having used only one cake of SOAP out of the
three, am happy to say that it has completely Gu ed
my sore eyelids which was caused by the alka dust
in Idaho Territory in 1877. and have been sore ever
since until used PHOSPHATE SOAP.
CORPORAL DENNIS BURKE,
Twelfth Infantry
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HAWKING offensive mucous, PAINS over
the eyes, C4tCssEsNG in the head, ssCaEN-
ENG breath, DEAFNESS and tickling in the
throat are SIGNS OF CATARRfI. TIE PgRU.
LENT sECREirGNs thrown upon tie BR0N-
CIIIAL TUBES while asleep follow the mucous
membrane and PeIs0s TIE ENTIRE sys-
TEN. Sufferers know how OBSTINATE the
disease is. The action OF Catarrhal Virus like tina,
of smallpox, has been FINALLY DISCOVERED.
Catarrh is Now CURED.
\. MCKINNEY, R. RID Pres, 90 Broad street. New
York: s. Wei DC Meyers Catarrh Care
Is wonderful"
E. II. BROWN, Merchant, $50 Canal street, New
York. Catarr:i IL years. Cared by
package.
D, WOODS. 4s7 Broadway, New York, cured of
Chronic Catarrh
F. J. HAsLErT, $50 Broadway, New York, four
years Catarrh
G. L. BRUSH, 4is Broadway, New York Catarri,
10 years. Could not tasto or smell. Cured.
C. C. PREsBURY, Proprietor West End Hotel,
Long Branch. Cured OF 90 years Chronic
Catarrh.
MRS. j. swA2TZ, 1R., ao) Warren street. Jersey
City, cured OF Is years Chronic Catarrh,
L. A. NEWMAN, Merchant, sos Fulton street,
Brooklyn. Chronic Ca.arrii.s Given up by
physicians. Cured.
A. B. THoRNE Insurance, 1888 Montague street,
Brooklyn. Self and son cured of Catarrh
J. D. MCDONALD, Merchant, 7lo Broadway, New
York (Sisterin-law.) Had CatarrIa 10
years. Cured.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc
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MARRIED..

Sacramento, June Spy Rev. J. R Dorsey, James
Chinn TO Addie Johnson, both OF this city.
Naps,s June S-John Riblet to Florence Mills.
Truckee, June 4-JOhn Belts 10 Ida l.. Winslow
San Jose, June 6-Thomas S. 0'Conneil to Cussie
Lowell
San Jose. June e-solomon Waterman to Yrada
Goldstein.
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THE BEsT.-The Ners, Danbury (Conn
says: warmers Safe Nervine is the best
remedy for nervous Affections the world ever
saw" II. G. Kirk & Co., agents, Sacra-
ruento
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ERITlSH CGLU5sHEA.
,nauese syau.ocEar.

VICTORIA, June 105h.-The Japanese man
of-war Shushae, AZ days from Yokohama, ar
rived this morning.
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Men and women, young ard old, who wish TO keep
the skin healthy, soft, natural ard beautiful, should
avoid common soaps and buy nothing for toilet use
except PHOSPHATE SOAP. Ask your druggist
or grocer for it, and take nothing else.
ap19 3D2m
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Btters stimu-
lates torpid liver.
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ELECTION NEWS FROM OREGON.

SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD-uNloS.
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GOODS

ssT Don't fail 10 embrace this rare OF.
portunity 10 get cheap goods.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
The YEillard Floral.

The Millard Club will give it's Aunu-
al FLORAL concert in the Opera House on
the evening of Wednesday, June End,
and member stated this morning that
it would far exceed any thing the club
has yet given. Part will be taken in
the concert by the Mendelsshon Vocal
Club of Philadelphia, numbering forty
voices, led by W. W. Gilchrist. The
Germania orchestra Of Philadelphia,
comprising about thirty pieces, aud d.
rected by Prof, William Stoll, Jr.. will
also assist. Bob Of these organizations
are highly spoken Of. The Germania
orchestra has lately been giving Thurs.
day afternoon concerts at the Philadel-
phia Academy Of Fine Arts. The oc-
casion will comprise two concerts ia
one, particularly speaking for the
above two organizations will appear
separately. The Millard Club proposes
to lay ont much money il the way OF
floral display.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
"The III olne school. ="

A most excellent establishment for
the education of the young is the
"Home School" at No. 73O Market st.
The term will commence September IL.
The school is divided into three depart
ment-Primary, Junior and Senior, and
the whole is under the admirable su-
pervision OF Miss Emile Thompson the
principal. Professor S. r. Murdock is
teacher of Eloeution. Rev, L. C. Alcorp,
o6 Latin and Mathematics; Monsieur
Loubiguac, Of French; and Miss Chay-
tor OF Drawing and German. The Prinl-
ary Department is decided feature OF
the school and is under the gentle but
Arm guidance of Mrs. B. II. Dorsey,
WAC is peculiarly fitted ior the work.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
Ian nchod.

On Saturday afternoon the launch ot
the iron steam yacht "Falcon," at the
Harlan & Hollipgsworth works, was wit
messed only by few persons. The beat
glided into the Christisna creek a few
minutes before four O'Clock. Miss
B,rtie Layton broke the bottle Of vine
over the bow of the boat and ehristsned
it ths "Falcon." The dimensions are:
Length over all, l06; beam, 15i feet;
depth, s feet. The engine is an invert.
cd direct acting high pressure cylinder,
Ii inches in diameter, 46 inches stroke,
100 pounds of pressure on boiler; wheel
feet s inches in diameter, II feet
stroke. The cabin will be nicely fitted
up. Tho yacht is being built for the
Hippety Kippsty club, Of Washington,
and will be finished the early part OF
next month.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
KNIilIcal POintA

Newark Lsdger:--"Ths Wilmington
Daily Gazette is We believe the only
Tilden organ in the State. This speoi.
msu of a ,fossilizsd daily newspaper,
after existing for years, in drovSy
and stupid condition, on party "pap"
thus goes back on the very faction
which has kept it in sxhisteRoe."
Middlstown Transcript:-"Tho Dover
Hall has Sesn considered somewhat
unsafe, rsosntly. but since the Rspub-
State Convention Of last week, the
Dover people have much more con-
fdencs in the strength of the structure.
Dovsr 5sntinel:--It is settled. The
Delaware delegates to Cincinnati will
bs instructed for Mr.. Bsyard. And
this is proper.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
Special Council sessions.

A special meeting OF the City Coun
cil was hsld at i o'clock Saturday eve
ming at Thirteenth and Hsald streets
for the purpo of fixing grades.
New grades were established at these
points, hut it was determined to leave
the grade at Vapdsver avenue and
Claymont street as it is at present.
A new street running from the rail.
road to Hssld street, was namsd Payn-
ter street in honor OF Councilman Payn.
ter.
After transscting this business they
visited the dairy OF Councilman Smith,
and drank about three gallons of milk.
They then adjourned to meet at the
foot OF 6hipley street at o'elsck this
evening, to act on ths petition of Tat
nall K Co., for permission to lay a
track into their lumber yard at that
point.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
DELAWARE COLLEGE.
The Programme for Commence.
ment Week.


The exercises Of Commencement
week will open as usual on Sunday
evening, June 10, with ths Baeealaur-
cate Sermon by the Rsy. MIR. Gor,ion Of
the p. L. Church, Smyrna.
On Monday evening will be hsld the
undergraduates contest in elocution.
The 34.h anniversary. Of the Athen-
9an Society will be celebrated on
Tuesday evening, Juns 18th. Prot.
Edwards s. Joynes, LII. D., Of Vsnder-
bilt University, Tennessee, former
member Of the society will make an ad-
dress on "The Uses Of Literary Socie.
ties" Austin H. Merrill, of Poccmoke
City, class Of 80, will deliver the
society address, and John E. Grsiner,
of Wilmington, also Of tho class Of 'S0,e :
will deliver the farewell address.
Wednesday, the 10Th, inst, is Com
meDcement Day proper, and the grad
uating class consists Of Misses
Sarah L. Mackey, Annie NJ. Houseman,
and MiraJ. Wiswell; Austin Ii. Mer-
rill, John L. Greiner, Edward D.
Hearn and J. P. Pyle. The usual ad-
dresses will be made.
On Wednesday evening the Com
mencement exercises will slose with
the anniversary of. the Della Phi So
ciety. The Rev. David r. Frazer, Of
Brooklyn, a former member OF the
society, and a graduate of the class of
81 of Princeton College; J. P. Pyle, of
New Castle, one Of this years. gradu-
ates, and John s. NJ. Neill, another of
the class Of 80, will make addresses.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
COuEFesHaOnRI.

The u. s. Senate was not in $685.
sion on Saturday. In the House a bill
was passed making appropriations for
the payment of claims allowed by the
Commissioners Of Claims. Mr.. Gibson,
of Louisiana, as a question Of privilege,
called up the concurrent resolution for
the adjournment Of the session Of May
3lst, and the House. by vote OF 12j to
95, decided to consider the resolution.
A motion by Mr.. Tucker, OF Virginia, to
lay 1t on the table was lost-yeas S4
nays l23. The previous question was
then moved and seconded, and after de-
bate had closed, the resolution was
agreed to, l2l to 80. The House then
adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
THE COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Gettins OSgaDIxed ana Ready for
work.

The newly elected members Of the
New Castle County Republican Exeeu-
tive COMMITTEES met in the Lincoln
Club room in this city on Saturday
afternoon al q o'clock for the purpose
of organizing Tor the campaign. The
attendance was the largest ever known
nearly every Wari and Hundred in
the County being represented, and the
greatest enthusiasm aud harmony pre-
vailed.
The meeting was called to order by
s. Hsrsey, chairman of last County
Committee and upon motion DR.. J.
W. Dewitt of West Red Lion Hundred
was elected temporary chairman.
Messrs. George l.. Townsend, Theo-
dsre jones, David Stevenson, William
+. Little and 8. r. Choate wers ap-
pointed committee on credentials,
who after short consultation reported
the members whose names have al
ready been published in the REPUmIrAS
as the regularly elected committees.
The report was unanimously adopted.
Messrs. George W. Sawyer. J. horace
Rudolph, Amos Sharpless, James H.
Clark and Thomas McVey were appoin.
ted a committee to nominate officers for
the County Com nittes. Retiring to
the committee room they soon appeared
with the following report
For Chairmau--George W. Stone.
Vice Presidents--Riohard 4. Smith,
of Middletown and John Z. Stirling of
North Christiaua,
Secretary-Solom0n Hsrsey.
Treasurer--Wiliam Ii. Griffin.
On motion the report of the commit
tee was unanimously adopted and
Chairman Stone on taking the chair
expressed, q desire for harmony and such
vigorous action as should result in
victory for the Republicans of New Gas.
tie county and for the whole State.
The time for the meetings OF the com.
mittee was fixed for tho first and third
Saturday Of cash month at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon.
The time for the nomination for Sher-
i'll and Coroner was fixed for Saturday,
the 29th of May. The election is to be
held by the respective county commit
tees Of each ward in the city and elsc.
tion district in the county, or by per-
aons by them appointed. The hours
for the election are from y to 7 O'Clock |
in Wilmington and New Castle, and
2 to 7 o'clock III all the ether districts
of the county. The committee then ad
journed to meet next Saturday at q
o'clock in the Lincoln Club room.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
msw au Eiepsmeu. was stopped.

Hsw au EiOpemaenf WAS StDPped'
John Il. Hyde, . merchant 10 Brook
lyn, wss arraigned before justice in
that sity, on Thursday, on shargs oi
assault, prsfsrrsd by Pierce W. Jack.
son. The complaint, however, failed
10 Sppear, and the case was dismissed.
According 70 Mr.. Hyds's statement he
is 10 business IN that city aud lives In
BrooklyH. Jackson was c!ork in his
employ, and he had in some way made
the acquaintance OF Hyde's daugntsr,
aged eightsep, without her parents
consent. Mr. Hyde became aware OF
this one eTsning wien he met his
daughter and Jackson in Broadway, in
New York. They said that they had
been to a theatre, and il was found
that Miss Hyde had deceived her moth
at as 10 where she was going that sven
ing. Hyde determined to break oil
Jackson ) intimacy with his daughter,
and his first impulse was to discharge
Jackson. The young man pleaded
hard to bs retained, and promised not
to see or speak 10 Miss Hyde again.
subsequently Hyde was informed by
another of his clerks, named Wells,
who was intimate with Jackson, that
Jackson and Miss Hyde had planned
an elopsment for Tuesday evening,
when they we're to meet ST Clinton and
Amity streets, Brooklyn. Hyde fol-
lowed his daughter when shs went to
the appointed place, aud gave Jsskson
a severe Gaming. Hence Jackson COM
plant OF assault, to which Hyde said
he was willing to plead guilty.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17

PARSONS wishing spring suits made
!, ,bs lates. style and OF the best ma
,.,isl, would do we'll to call on Geo. Ii.
lsb 7t5 Market street.
4 soOd assortment OF Toilet soap,
,l,, @Cuticurs and Sulphur Soaps, for
',ls II. BY j. R. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth
md Poplar streets.
Dickis's Poultry Powder, for cholera
and other diseases Of fowls, sold by
Ysylor& Fullerton, Druggists, No. 5o2
King street.
Stewards "Enterpriss'' coal yard is
tbs place TO buy charcoal cheap. De-
lvsfed to any part of the city. 6ss W.
Front street, near Madison.
Everybody shews the "Big Gun"
Chapman, sole agent, 4th and Shipiey
krsets, Wilmington, Del.
New Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Ma
.hine. No basting.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
Azocomotive,s rssi Time.

A special express train Of four cars
pulled by a new Baldwin locomotive
which has but one s. foot driving
wheel at each side was run on trial
trip by the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey on Friday, bstwsen Philadelphia
and Jersey City. The time made has
never been equallea in this country.
The trip from Philadelphia to Bound
Brook, 50 Is miles, was made in 63
mnutes, and from Bound Brook to Jsr-
sey City, 70 miles, in "a minutes /;
or tots! run Of s94 miles in " min
utss. Returning to Philadelphia with
five cars the train made the distIhce of
S9i miles in one bour, thirty minutes
aud thirty-fve seconds.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
Robert Ralhkes.

Preparations are being made in most
OF ths Sunday Schools of the city to
observe Sunday the S0tk of May as the
Centennial of the establishment of Sun
day schools by Robert Raikss in En-
gland. The Observance of the day has
been recommended by most OF the lead
ing Religious denominations. The Un-
ion NJ. K. Sunday School is making
preparations aud in order TO give an
opportunity for all who wish to attend
it will probably be held Oh Thursday
evening, the 9th, instead OF Sunday at
ternoon. The school will meet on
Thursday evening next for rehsarsing
soms choice pieces OF music which will
be rendered upon the occasion. I,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
The WeMG her.

War Department, Office of the Chief
agasl Officer, Washington, May III
I'm.
Indications for Monday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, falling barome-
ter, rising temperature, south to west
Winds, clear or partly cloudy weather,
With occasional rains.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
DUBLIC SALE

PUBLlcsALE
3S GOOD BUILDING LOTS
On Fifth, Tenth, Scott, DUPONT and other
streets, and on lowering sad Giipin avenues,
ON SATURDAY, MAY u, 1880,
At o'clock P.M.,
On the premises, without Dostp0nement,
withdrawal or underbidding.
These lots are variously located on the Low
ering property, In the popular 40 Acres" on
the Gilpin property, near tho Cause villas,0 on
western Filth street. and near The great I'M
provemenrs in the southwestern part Of the
city are nearly all on elevated ground, and
are really desirable for purchasers. The sub
scriber is readily selling ground in some To-
calities at double the prices offered at two
years ago, and can quickly rent 80 small .
dwsllinR at advanced rates.
The sale will commence ut P. M with No: i
and lots on Lowering property proceed
abou. 3.39 p. M. with Nos. 90 20, inclusive
on Gllpin property at about z. M. With loES
u to 80 inclusive, and about $50 p. VI. with
the balance OF lots In southwestern part OF the
city. An Omnibus will leave Seventh and
Market SITS. at 2.30 p. N.
For terms Of sale, plots and particulars,sce
posters. y
TERMS OF SALE,-Twenty per cent. cash
and the balance in equal nOtes with approved
endorsers at and months, bearing interest
from the date OF sale. Settlements in all ca
ses to be made previous to the following Sat
urday, May -, at II NJ otherwise sale may
he declared void at the option OF the seller.
Possession immediate upon settlement.
J. r. HEALD. III
Seventh and Market Sts &,
5.l7-l9-2!22 Agent - effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
Money Found.

A poeket-book containing money and
papers was picked up on the street by
a small boy on Saturday. The owner
can have the same by applying to ia
cob Raekus, 62l West fonrta street,
and proving property.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
kt0re Extension.

The new building Of G. +. Rudolph's IS
adjoining the Wilmington clothing
house, on Fourth street, has SO far pro-
gressed that the partition wall is being
torn away and the clothing store is ex-
tended so as to occupy the front of the
building. This indicates this success Of
the clothing house under the efficient
charge Of Mr.. Diefendorf, beyond his
most sanguine expectations.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
A Mothers IIerOisIn.

The young wife OF Voorhees, Skillman
Of New York, saved her ohild's life on
Thursday night by running through a
blazing room to its cradle and carrying
it back through the fire. The child
was unhurt, but the mothers hands
were soorchsd, hair crisped and singed,
eyelashes burned away aud face and
ears severely scorchsd. Her skirts
were blazing and falling in pits, and
she tainted after she and her child
were safe. She suffered serious burns
but her physician believes her life no
in danger.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
,. nf InNnrO V eglaRaA I.

,,,Is f,ou New York has taken the
"A a ,"rI Snr story brick dwellings, Nos.
wv wv .nS w; g1i Market street, where she
slo lousr.d SuS first. class boarding house.
ID ss W ,ppSs,iou /; good, being central, and
Ils ~, ',Is ". nupsr windows a fine view of
~ a'u n.I,vars 1 river ia obtained. The
,.s,ss us have been fitted up so as to Sc
'",s a'"'t tbs convenience and comfort OF all
~. 'a'' eek sithsr permanent or transient
recommendations.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
Personal.

The Misses Stiber, of Chicago, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. +. B.F.Miller,
Of this city.
Isaac Heisler, Of Philadelphia, visited
his friends in this city yesterday.
Floyd Lakeland, OF Cecil Comfy Md,
is making q shor. visit 10 Whining tor.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
Daniel PaersOn's F1nefal.

Daniel Pierson WAS buried from his
late residence, No. ; Robinson street,
on Saturday afternoon. The services
were conducted by Rev. Adam Stengle,
and the Union NJ. Il. Church choir sung
a number Of hymns. The pail bearers
were Benz amin +. Furry, VIM. F..
Francis, Robert II. McDansl and Will
liam Wilson. The deceased was buried
in the Wilmington and Brandy"ine
Cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
Fnr the LaginIaaure.

MRssIs. EpToEs: Francis Vim
cent is highly spoken of by many voters
as mem ber Of the Legislature. Mr..
Vincent is we'll known, and has con-
sentsd to become candidate. He
would represent New Castle County in
.uch q manner as would be agreeable
20 the people of Delaware generally.
MANY VoTERs.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
EOCal0lfeN.

Jacob Moore, Esq, of Georgetown is
visiting in Wilmington.
Francis X. Messick, Esq., left town
to-day for Dubuque, Iowa, where he
will practice law.
Only one case Of drunker ness at the
police court this morning. hs~Sx.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
Fire at Forty MiIos an Hour.


Soon after ths train dus here At
O'Clock from Harrington, left the latter
place Wednesday Afternoon, It was dis
covered that the roof OF the passenger
coach was On ire, having probably
caught from sparks from the locomotive.
The high rate at which the train was
going famed the ilames at lively rate
aud threatened the destruction of tho
car at least, the hot dry weather helping
the contisgration. The train was
stopped and all hands SGT to work to
say. the car, which they finally did by
tearing of part OF the roof and drench-
ing the car with water. The damage
WAS probably in the nsighborhood Of
$lD0. The accident delayed tine train
sbou. an hour and half.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
Lost IA Horse.

Mr.. John p. Donahos, the popular
bother, lost valuable horse early this
morning from sickness. Til, animal
was one of span for which Mr.. Dona,
hoe rot long ago refused an offer $40o
and took sick last Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
More Poison ia the Water.

One would suppose from all reports
that the Msssrs. Bancroft and other
manufacturers along the Brandywins
had not Tor any time at all ceased to
permit their poisosoas dye stuffs from
running into the creek. The other day
= small boy went swimming in the
creek and the refuse poisoned him 80
badly that he is under the DOCTORS con-
slant care.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
ANOTHER NUISANCE.

Another source Of poison has just
been discovered. 1t is a stream oi
waste water coming from Hartmann *
Fehrenbsch's brewery. 1t enters the
creek about opposite the Augustine pa
per mills. The stencil that comes from
the unhealthy stream and smpties its
revolving burden into the creek is un-
bearable.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
The State rfedlcaI Society.

g. W. Marshall, Secretary, announ-
ces that the 9lst annual session of the
Delaware State Medical Society will be
held at Dover, II M, June Sth. Orders
for reduced rates of fare may BE- had up
on application to the Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
n,naa Of Inc Inc rma meter

At the REprs1IcAS office, on Menday
morning, May II:
TCClOck, 10 o'clock, II o'clock,
1J2 so $50
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
piles Cured.

r.,v. had the piles for mere than
TAs'' I, have tried many different
Ryesssls- hnt have had more relief In
rrsale'5, sn' 5oy w. Of "pr. Bliss Pile Salvs"
sDs i@' s ,nv vrr or all the other remedies.
ih'n ~ " n BRlcrn, Christisna Hd.
, p.Tbs " III remedy can be had Of DR..
N. \. D; " West ID street, Will, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17

Prices. s.-Gsllery, 25; admission. IS. Re
served seats. al the usual place, 800. Doers
open at 7.80 performance OF 8.lt,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
EpECI Al MENH""'
rsillnery'

,g1p ,ys1 ,s... ~ ladies', .hss I Mrs. R; IS. :,
Itg' y M, J.. .VI of Il ths largest and hand
|r' l's s,'.D,tmsnt 'ns n Of MILLINERY goods
n NJ $500 = +his city. Her window, as
4 ese'l ~ ,sGv NV exprsss ii, sis perfect
sherd 'I0 toc lovely for anything"
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