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whore Dunn Put His money.

HoUsroN, Texas, May 5.--A .well-known
city merchant named Dunn, Monday, gave
$1,000 in greenbacks to his wife for safe
keeping. In his absence she, with friends,
went to concert and concealed the money
in tin box in the fireplase. While tshe
was gone her husband returned, and 1t be-
ing cold lie built fire on top of bis own
money, which was destroyed. Mrs. Dunn.
at sight of the fire, screamed and tainted.
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POLITICAL.
. ArrI-TAMMANY MEETING.

hsional Associated Press TO the StaE
new YoxK, May 6.-The regular meeting
ef the general Democratic organization
(AnM. .Tammanyl OF this city and county,
New York, was held last evening at Irving
Hall, Hen. Emanuel B. Hartin in the
chair. The meeting was largely attended
spd several members of the State Central
Committee occupied seats upon the plat
form. The SUBJ Committee reported that
they had selected Hon. Abraham s. Hewitt
o. Permanent Chairman Of the organiza-
tion. t gag et g ~iah
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC coMNIrrHE. p
NEW YORK, May 6-The Democratic
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REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM

wrLLrAMsrIELD, Ashtabula County Ohia.
Dear Sir: Having been afflicted with rheunso
tism for a number Of years, was induced to txy
some OF your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP. AfteRN
short trial was satisfied that 1t would eAeuta
cure ! am now nearly well.
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LIVER COMPLAINT. !
GENEVA, Ashtabuia Cou

GENEVA, Ashtabuia County, OhtA
Dear Sir: was afflicted with Liver C0mplaim
for number of years. and spent hundreds Of doir
lars for medicine and doctors without deriving
any permanent relief. At last 1 gave your grea
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP a Trial, and soon found
it gave me more benefit than anything had eyR
used. 1t has exceeded my most sanguine expso
tations and am now completely cured. D
MRS. d. A. FI2R
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State Committee met at the ST. James Ho-
tel yesterday afternoon. There was full
attendance. Afler the selection OF an Ex-
ecutive Committee, Lester X. Faulkner
was reelected Permanent Chairman, and
Daniel Manning Secretary and Treasurer.
Mr.. Fowler is Chairman of the Ell.
ecutive Committee, same as last year, and
Mr.. Daniel Lamont was reelected Secre-
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

BLUE CREEK, Adams County. OhiA
Dear Sir: was troubled with my Live and tk1
use Of your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP did ~
more good than any other medicineI ever trtsA
The Syrup has also greatly benefited = m0theA
WILLIAM WEAVER
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NO COURT WITHOUT MONEY.

The U. s. Marshal having notified the
Court that he had nc money with which to
nay Jurors, Witnesses and officers, Judge
bhipman, in the U. s. District Court es-
terday, discharged all the jurors except
/. those engaged in the trial Of the suit of A.
I. Stewart & Co. against Collector Merritt.
stating that no cases could be tried until
Congress made the requisite appropriation
to carry on the u. S. Courts Considerable
I dissatisfaction was expressed by suitors at
this state OF affairs. -4a
Z FLOUR FOR THE FAMINE STRICKEN.
The freight train from Appleton, Wis,
/ which arrived at the depot of tre Penn
ylvania Railroad in jersey City, last even
Ing, carried It's barrels OF Hour contributed
by the residents of at western village tor
tie starving people Of Ireland.
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General Grant.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SPRINeFIELD, ILL, May 6.-The city was
gay yesterday with wreaths Of flowers, ev-
ergreens, crowds, and bunting, in honor of
the visit of General Grant. The General
and party leave for Galena to-day.
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ANOTHER SUFFERER

BLUE CREEK, Adams County, OhiA
Dear Sir: I procured some of your NDiA4
BLOOD SYRUP and 1t has effectually reliev14
me of sickness and pain arising from derlnss1
Livex ALEX. GALBREATR
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
HONORs TO A TELEGRAPH MAN.
tonai Associated Press 10 the Star.

NEW York, May Oh. W. Eldred re-
sIgnsd bis positi n with the Telephone
Company few days ago TO accept a posi-
tion as Assistant General Superintendent
Of the Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Compa-
ny, and his old associates presented him
with all elegant silver service last evening.
Mr.. Eldred gave them dinner at the As
tor House. and the affair was very enjoy
ahla f; - t.-.'
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CURE FOR HEART DISEASE.

MAPLE Brown County, OhtA
Dear Sir have used your INDIAN BIOOD
| SYRUP for Disease Of the Heart and have -
ceiyed much benefit therefrom. !.
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REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.
CUMMINsvILLE, CINCIr

CUMMINsvrLLE, CINCINNATI. OhiA
Dear Sir was afflicted with Rheumatism nd
tried many remedies, but failed to obtain relie1
until began the use OF your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. short trial Of which entirely cured m
CHAS BETTNEk
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The Western Iron Associated met yes
terday at Pittsburg and reduced the card
prios for bar iron to two and ene-halI
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HAMERsvILLE, Brown County, Ohi0
Dear Sir: have suffered with Rheumatism in
years, and and your INDIAN BLOOD SYRuf
gives me great relief advise all similarly afic1
ed to give 1t trial GEO. N. GREGO
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DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.
CuMM1NsvILLE, CINCINNATI,

CUMMINSvILLE, CINCINNATI, Oh1A
Dear Sir: Suffering from severe case Of Dy1
pepsla, / was induced TO try your INDIAN BLO0n
SYRUP, and after short trial it effectuaily -
| Iieyed me- MRS. JENNIE AGNIA
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VIM. Kisken, whs fell through the
hatchway Of Davis pork house last Mon
day, died yesterday. ~ eit ai 8sa,s7i 5ag
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Henry Elbsrts barn burned near Gosh
octon, O.. geia' t1ay eia gs.i .lbud
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GREATLY BENEFITED.

CUMINsvILLK, CINCINNATI, ohiA
Dear Sir have derived great benefit from tho
itatinefy recommend 1t TO suffering humanity.
MRS AMANDA MYEt1
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READ WHAT OUR AGENT sAYn
CuMNINsvILLK, CINCINNATI,

CUMNINsvILLK CINCINNATI, o.
Dear Sir. Since became your agent have ma
the INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP. and it has proved q
be the most valuable remedy I ever tried n
wife was great sufferer from the Bleeding fllsl
and the doctors failed to relieve her; but sinsl
using your medicine her trouble has almost -
tirely disappeared. ALEX VO4
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isvllls.
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SURE CURE FOR LIVER c0MPLAIur.

.s SPRINGFIELD, o arke County, 0hiA
Dear sir: have used your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP for Liver Complaint and purifying -
blood. and 1t has made new man Of ma TIL
also relieved my wife Of headache.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.

JOHN D. PARK 4 SONS, IT'S Sycamore sersss
R. AACREApY 4 CO.. 70 and O Walnut szss
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The Consolidated White Lead Com
pany of Chicago held theirregular monthly
meeting at the Grand Hotel yesterday eve
ming. Matters of . private nature only
were transacted. The gentlemen left for
Chicago last night well pleased with their
days work,
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DYSPEPSIA.

DuxoNnyILLk Fairfield County. ohlA
Dear Sir suffered from Dyspepsia Tor yeuR
but since using your INDIAN BLOOD BYKuR1
~ - ~ ~ MISS LEA sHArrR
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CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.

Beware of Counterfeit Medicino-
I employ mo- Travelling Agents -
Runners to solicit trade from Drug
giSt0.
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uatIoual Associated Pres to the Star.
LONDON, May 6.-Right Hon. George
Joachim Goochen will 60 to Constantinople
- special Ambassador for q limited time,
Mr.. Laya.d having obtained leave of ab-
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
Dr. Tanner OutdOne.

General R. s. Brown, Of Bethlehem
township Pa, owns little rat terrier
that was as fat and plump 40 days ago,
as DR.. Tanner soon expects to be. The
little dog was a general favorite. One
day he disappeared, to the regret Of all.
No one knew what had become of him,
and the family ceased wondering what
fate tho poor dog had met. Yesterday
afternoon the Generals Tenant was
taking a stroll through the woods be-
longing to the farm. As he approached
a sink hole in dense part Of the
woods he heard a noise, and on going
nearer found that 1t emanated from the
hole and sounded like the yelping of a
dog. He looked into the sinkhole and
behold there was the dog that had been
missed for 40 days. The man released
the little faster and carried him home,
muck to the joy of the entire family.
The General says that the dog was con-
fined there without food or water for
40 days--ortdoing DR.. Tanner. The
dog is Of course very much emsciated,
and has entirely lost his clark" but
he is lively enough to cause the belief
that he could have stood much longer
fast. He seemed much pleased when he
was released from his prison.-Bethle-
hem Times 18th.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
The Latest Abstinence Feat.

Mrs. Chattermug, a lady living on
Nevada street, got excited over the &C.
counts OF DR.. Tanners fast and annOunc-
ed that she would abstain from talking
for forty days. She began at 8 O'Clock in
the morning, and at 1890 her pulse
was so feeble from exhaustion that her
physicians feared she would die by
noon. At III her heart beat but rs a
minute, and her respirations were hard
ly noticeable. Her friends here urged
her to discontinue her terrible task,
and told her some gossip about neigh
Dor. On hearing it she Immediately
rushed from the house, and going
across the street met lady friend and
talked until $50 at night, and is now
fully restored. Her record OF nearly
two hours and a quarter of absolute
silence now takes its place at the top OF
the list. Congratulatory letters are
in from all sides and she has
had several offers to take the lecture
fisld, New. "Appeal."
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
The Chic ago Pork Ring,

Mr.. Truman B. Handy, q prominent
Cincinnati pork merchant, who has
Just returned from an investigation Of
the Chicago pork Ring, gives the fol.
lowing as the result Of his inquiries
"The pork market has been cornered
for about three weeks by the scale Of
options for future delivery. The Ar.
mours own nearly all the pork in the
United States. They own all in Cinein-
natl, all at our house. Associated
with them are some New York persons.
Having bought it they will sell 1t, for
instance, to be delivered in August.
Now, on Sept. l the Armours call on
the seller to deliver the pork. He can
not do 1t except through the Armours.
There are men in Chicago and every
where who sell pork to be delivered
in August. When the LIST Of septem
Der comes round they have got to de-
liver that pork to the man who has
bought it, or else make recompense
The Armours hold options for 100000
barrels Of pork. don't suppose there
are more than 100000 barrels here and
only about $50, 900 barrels in the whole
country. When the time comes for the
parties to deliver the pork to the Ar
mours they cannot do it. The Armours
can make them pay what they please,
even to $25 a barrel. They will have
to pay the difference between the price
asked and what they have sold it at"
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
TemDleVlIIe Social.

The friends Of Templeville N. z.
Church held social on Monday evening
for the benefit Of the 8. S., which prov
ed very fine success in every respect.
The choir Of the church disOoursed
some very fine music, and the intervals
we're filled in with speeohifying. Rev.
Mr.. Dill local preacher, delivered q
lengthy address in favor Of instrumen.
tai music in church, which some old
fogies received with disfavor strongly
marked. Ed. W. Burke student in
Williamsport (Pa.) Dickinson semin-
airy delivered an original address on
"0ur Country" which vas well writ
ten, and delivered clearly aud with
great composure, and reflected great
credit on the speaker, as we'll as on the
institution where he is in training for
the ministry of the M. E. Church. B.
d. Evans crowned young lady at the
close of the entertainment, and deliv-
cred a pretty aud we'll prepared speech
on "Woman." He is young man Of
rare promise and will adorn the minis
terial calling. b.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
The Outlook i'm Ohio.

NV. Kieter, Of Ohio, called yester-
day at the Republican National Com
mittes rooms. Speaking Of the pros
meet in Ohio, he said: "Ohio is safe for
the Republican candidates. / have
never before seen so much enthusiasm
among all Glasses so early in the cam
paign. The people have organized
without waiting for the signal from the
regular committees. / have seen no
detection, and think our vote Will be
very largely added to. The working,
men are receiving good wages now, ana
business men are prospecting. l think
that Ohio is good for $4,000 majority,
We shall gain in the Congressional
Districts. There is no doubt that we
shall carry twelve, and probably four
teen, of these"
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

In little log church in the state OF Virginia
some negroes had gathered to worship the
Lord
And after the service they had elias. meet
ing,
That each for the Master might utter a
word.
Their leader exhorted, and spoke Of the war.
fare
Which Christians should wage against
error Away,
And finished by asking the following ques-
(which way isyOur muskot a-p'lntIn' to.
day ~
One after another they gave their experience;
Some brothers were happy, some lukewarm
or cold
One saw his way clear to the portals Of glory,
Another had strayed like lamb from the
At last Br; Their Bark,s-a renegade brother,
And Satan's companion for many day
Arose, cleared his throat though yislbly
nervous
He folded his arms and preceded to say:
"Daar brudsers and sisters, once was 6
Christian,
once was as happy as any one here
l ut for dc church like battle-scarred soldier
And stood BY, her banners when traitors
were near"
'IIold on dar," the leader excitedy shouted |;
"PIesse answer the question axed you, l.
I've given you credit for all you fit den, sir
Which way Is your musket ap'intin' to-
dayf"
The Democrats talk OF the glory OF Hancock,
Aad boast OF the record Of English as we'll I;
Then give them due honor for Judas was
loyal
TIL money was offered he took 1t and fell.
1 would liken their boast to the boast Of old
And then, with the class-leader, honestly
sHold on dar, brudder. dat isn't de question !!
Which way Ia their muskets a-p'intln' to-
day ?"
Shall men who are training with Brlgadier.
Generals
Who fought to destroy our national flag,
And rose from their seats In the Forty.si1th
Congress
To euiogIse traitors like Davis or BraggH
Shall men who bow down In Confederate
caucus
Aud worship the masters they hu nbly obey,
Shall they rule the nation by Washington
founded
(Which way is their mutkets a-p'intin' to.
dayH"
The question, my friends, is Of vital import
ance,
The nation Is waiting in anxious suspense
Each voter can WELD political musket,
Then WELD 1t, I ask, I'm your countrys
defense.
The issue before US Is clear and unclouded:
Shall tho nation DO ruled by the Blue or
the Grayf
candidly ask, fellow soldier and voter,
(which way Is your musket a'ptntin' to.
day3n
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

wbitIock Goes TO the Penitentlary
West Chester Local News.
This morning, Sheriff McFarIan took
Eugene Whitlock, one Of the Bailey
Brothers robbers, from the Chester
county prison to the Eastern Peniten-
tiary, in Philadelphia. Whitlock's
sentence was: "a fine Of 800 and
costs, and six years in the Eastern
Penitentiary." The party LETT West
Chester via the Pennsylvania railroad,
on the 9.05 train. AS Whitlock stepped
upon the cars he looked quite sad and
down-hearted and appeared to be very
nervous, although he says his sentence
Is lighter than he expeo!ed-he did not
think Of getting less than seven years.
He expressed desire 10 see his mother
and say goodbye to her, for he fears
that before be gets out from serving
this sentence she will be dead and gone.
Truly, 'the way ofthe transgressor is
hard" Whitlock is rather fine-look-
ing man, fat and hearty looking, and
Rhen he walks, he being lame, having
club, or what is commonly called
game foot" he very much resembles
George H. Paxton, ex-Register Of Ches-
ter county, now paying the penslty of
a misdemeanor by serving out his sen
tence in the Chester County Prison.
Gopher Bill, Whitlock's companion in
the Bailey robbery, still remains in our
prison convicted, but not yet SEN
fenced.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
u-r,on,a RACE with Trickett.

Hanlan will sail on the City OF Rich'
mond, from New York to England. on
September 4, in charge Of George Haw-
thorns, steward of the Toronto Rowing
Club, who has taken the place Of Heas-
Icy. his old trainer. Ward, CoqIson
and the other hackers will follow Han
Ian across about September IL, and
will bet on Hanlan their bottom dol
lar. They as we'll as Hanlan, consider
the prospects offered in the comm coming
as s the people in England are inclined ne
to bet very heavily on Triokett: The
Canadian Is now rowing on Toronto
bay with his old time speed and skill Kill
S betting at last accounts was 100 to go 80
on Trieket, on account of Hanlan's lack
of success on the Seekonk.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
sou,h wilmington Democrats.

The Jehn P. Almond Club, of South
Wilmington, met last evening. Presi-
dent Joshua Pyle presided. The follow.
ing officers were elected: James Stat
ford. Captain; John August, First Lieu
teuat: and Charles Cannon, Chief Mar.
shal. B. f. Townsend, William Bareford
and Peter U. Furry were appointed q
Finance Committee. A red shirt was
adopted instead of blue one. We'd
pesday evening was adopted as the
regular meeting night.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
xv,,miurtOn Academy.

After nearly five weeks solid enjoy,
rsnt Prof. James H. Crabb. Principal
Of the Wilmington Academy, will re-
tire from Ocean Grove, N. J' .o,oay,
and can be consulted at his Aoaaem ~ y
every sU day from 9 to u o'clock, a; :1 m, )
and from 2 to 6 p. m. after Aug. IlSt'
Mr.. G. returns we'll refreshed in mlna !,
and and better prepared to take charge ,t OF u
his school than ever before. GU ~
Academy will reopen on Monday 0ep''
9Th, 1850. - ,,sormsd, are
a. ahead Of any year since the scho eo
was established, there having been o oo
students out Of 80 Of the last s .srn NV 1'e
istered for the re-opening. see aoV'
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
The New Postmaster General.

II is expected that Mr.. Horace May
pard will be- in Washington in time to
take his seat in the Cabinet meeting
on Tuesday Of next week, or If not then
on the following Friday. Gen. Key is
trsnsacting as little business as posi-
BILE of an important nature, deferring
actien until Mr.. Maynard takes his
seat in the Cabinet as the new Post
master General.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
Drowned while Try Ing TO Save Ms
Insane Wife.

Insane Wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Taylor, with
Mrs. H. W. southworth and Mrs.
southworth's sister, enjoyed row on
the Connecticut river, at Springfield,
Mass, were padding about while
waiting to be towed back to the city.
Suddenly Mrs. Taylor, without utter
ing word, folded her parasol, and,
rising, jumped into the water. Her
husband, in great excitement, ex-
claimed: "Why, Jennie, how could
you ?" and instantly jumped into the
river. He succeeded in getting hold
of her, but in their struggles they
went under, and were drowned to.
gether in full sight Of the two ladies
remaining in the boat. The latter had
a narrow escape, as Taylor nearly up,
set the boat in his impetuous leap to
save the life of his wife. For the past
three years she has been subject to
temporary alteration of the mind, and
it was undoubtedly during one Of these
attacks that the fatal leap from the
Loaf was made.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
LOST.

OR SINCE FRIDAY, THE
1he sixth instant, a pocket book con
'nS Iarfe Vendue mites drawn In favor OF
e MCKAY, one by Frank Clement for
que by Frank Moore for $4o.l8 and the
Y moses Starr, for $99..3, the last en-.
s su W lanes Mckay also about 800 in
IA cs, III Slo notes. All persons are warned
's w negotiat ng these notes, and a liberal
e.a WI De paid by the su scriber for the
A n o ~ tne property. JAMES MCKAY,
t-u ~" Centreville, Del
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20
SUNNI Ek BOARDING.
~ OLD RELIABLE ATLANTIC
Oily
SVITUTION DTNING RI

WOIS. FUK A HUUD OHM Err,
ping tea or coffee or desert, oysters,
ed, lr'e1, PANIED and raw. Fried oys-
speciality. Baskets ard valuaDles Ia
pare OF free Of charge.
LUNCH TABLES FREE.
visiting Atlantic City
y 40 we'll to call on J, W. johnson, as
can ieel assured Of being treated woll.
\ accommodation for bathing at meder-
''es. 73-2M ]. W. JOHNSON. Prop.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

ps 81 TUESDAY EVENING GO.
Oh In y, rom Front and West streets to 222
H,a sh9o avenue, n gold round breast pin
n sh ne In the centre, with the initials
n ~ IN the shield, gilt from a dead
Iva , meou,h 10 22 Maryland avenue and
w ie"ard. 8ll.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

sNrEp-A WHITE GIRL FOR
|child's nurse good reference required.
|to M KS. E. 1. CANDY, 1912 Della
avenue. ol''o'
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

ANrEp,-A GOOD WHITE GIRL
| to cook, wash and iron. Apply 800
kreet. oloTot
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

AeTED.-A GIRL WANTS A STU.
alton as child's nurse; is q good girl
by oOhgi1g and honest. Apply l2l8
but st., vii. Del. olS
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

t,I,E.-HOUSE AND STORE N.
s an Of sixth and Pine SITS. For par
a cO plv " on I the premises. sl4t2"d
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

| MED SEVERAL THROSTLE
sptnner5. Apply 70 GAMBRlLL X
u lDgtOn Mills. SlS3t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

vrNr-A DWELLING HOUSE
S So"s location, near the P. W 4 b.
hi near the street cars. KENT sa M
/ address M, REPUBLICAN ONCE.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

WILL TAKE ONE YOUNG MAN
and teach him the photograph Dusi-
Must come we'll recommended.
SUTTERIIEY Il SAWYER.
3O2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

.IE-A GOOD shCoND HAND
ALA asorlv new; will be sold cheap;
eEy a. IDEA SearoOrn. Il. DAWRAdh,
|srbe. u'" l1S Il. 4th st., city.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

RE,T,-TdE THIRD STORY
I'M No, 402 Market street. Apply
A JNO. W. DlEFENDORF,
.naper wilmington Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

81 iISELASr NIGHT ON FOURTH
pi NJ, o 10 ShipIey and Tatnall sts., q
n i Hn Tracing muslin. Please return to
nAhooASTLE, No 6 W. 4th st. 1912
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

i a. IN MlSLAID.-POLICY NO. 10.
IN M ~ ISSUED by the Penn Mutual Life
Ia ra Vn ING lilo Of Keni. T.. Iownsend.-
I'M v,naI 10 2O9 French street. Notice is
I'M III a'h mat application has been made
|eior " lot tho Issue of duplicate policy
SLIT
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

ANrED.-A PURCHASER FOR A
good Job printing business cheap !;
TO sell on account OF ill-health. APP
PUBLICAN office. 7l3u
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

. ENT,-4O4 AND 400 W. THiR.
ME- " n hot and cold water gas, 60;
nv rent low, JOHN GREEN
T,snch. or 1915 Washington st. S7'lz
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

+.1.-TEN i-Ix.RuoM HOUSES LIJ ]; ,
4 I'm Lt- on Spruce street between ns, r sth
p pam va nfT. Is. HlZAR, 83l Tat
Inquire VI 6l4.2wdf
Daily Republican., 1880-08-20

RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS,
.,ar suitable for office, first door above
|pn King.