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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-11

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Weather and John Keli3's Is Corpse, and
The Latter 10 the session Of the Board
OF Aldermen OF New York.
NEw YoRk, December l0.-The ther.
mometer from seven o'clock this morning
until one o'clock this afternoon, ranged
between 70 and f0o above zero. A brisk
wind gives to the cold temperature q nip.
ping quality.
Notwithstanding this freezing weather
politicians OF all degrees crowd the City
Hall Park, so great Is their interest In the
meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen to-day.
It was given out and generally believed
tina. the anti-Tammany members OF the
Board had formed IN alliance with the
Republicans, whereby sufficient number
Of votes would be secured to confirm the
nomination Of Mayor Cooper. A large
force OF police was needed to keep the
crowd in order and keep free the
approaches TO the chamber OF the board,
which was crowded with interested pee
Pile from an early hour. Promptly at
u o'clock the meeting was called to or
der, and soon thereafter communication
from the Mayor were read, nominating Al
len Campbell for Comptroller, in place OF
John Kelly, whose term expired on Tues
day last.
4 Republican Alderman named Contnu,
and the Tammany Aldermen offered an
amendment to refer the nomination to
committee. A long debate followed, and
the amendment was lost, nine voting in
the affirmative and twelve in the mega.
tive.
The motion OF Mr.. Confnu was taken
up and an exciting discussion took place.
When the vote was taken it resulted, for
confirmation, Is; against, 8; and Allen
Campbell succeeds John Kelly as Comp
troller.
Every one now felt that the entire State
would be approved. The confirmation
rapidly followed Of ". @. Whitney, anti
Tammany, as Corporation Counsel; s. II.
Wales, Republican, Park Commissioner;
John D. Lawson, Republican, President
Of the Tax Commission; solon B. Smith,
Republican, Maurice T. Power, anti.Tam-
many. and Hugh Gardner, Republican,
Police Justices; VIM. Lainibeer, Republi-
can, Dock Commissioner; VIM. Mitchell,
anti-Tammany, and Morris Friedsam,
Republican, Excise Commissioner; and
Hubert A. Thompson, ani-Tammany,
Commissioner Of Public Works.
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ADEPurY-MARsHAL KILLED.

DastardIy Aasassiuation or an U. \. ON
cIai By MoObBhIners In Alabama
Prompt Measures OF tho Authorities ai
Washington 10 Punish the Crime.
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WAsHIHaToE, December l0.-The follow.
ing Is the text OF the letter written by
Lord Granville to U. S. Minister Lowell,
at London, on the subiec: of the New
Eoundiand EinkaK;n0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-11
LlauoR ANp LABIEs.

New York, November %, 1880.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

HoN. ALEXANDER H. Stephens, makes
the second member Of Congress from
Georgia, Mr.. speer being the first, that
has put hissslf squarely in opposition
to the principle of Drtting political ri
dsrs on appropriation bills. The speech
Mr.. Stephens mads On Thursday last
was an able one which aroused the
animosity OF such fire eaters a. Black
burn at the sams time called forth the
warnsst sppro nations Of the Republi-
cans. We would not for = moment in
pugn Mr.. Stephens motives more than
to inquire whether he does not take
pleasure through a fe lin, OF par sus-
ssdness" in antsgonizing his own par
ty. This must be the case IS Mrs Ste.
phsns at the extra session Of the pres
snt Congress talked and voted the eth
or way and ifhs is sincere now he must
be new convert. Thos9 ninety FIVE
pounds Of avoir.d ,p is which ,onsti-
tate M Ste hon , mate up are hard
to understand but We will not fail to
h pc that if his conversion is genuine
it is not to bs despi.el ,o' bsins Of the
lattar day order.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
SPEEDY Action DBsIssD.-Ths EortH

SPEEDY Action DBsIRHp.-Ths North
American very appropriately suggests
that Congress should speedily appro'
pirate money sufficient to finish the
three irsn clad vessels now laying a
the ship yards on the Delawars, as q
measure Of justice both to the navy and
10 the private ship builders whose bus.
insss is DISTRACTED by this unfinished
work. We hope our Senators and Rep.
Iesentative will take the hint, and
their voises will soon be raised in be-
half of a measure that will add some
thing to the interests Of . portion OF
their constituents and contribute to the
welfare Of our city. The schemes for
President making should be laid aside
for q time in order that more material
iAterssts shall claim attention and the
legitimate business Of the session be
disposed Of satisfactorily. It is burn.
ing shame that mes claiming to feel
such deep interest in the welfare and
honor Of the cou Dtry should n"s lsot to
provide money for vessels which have
been partly completed for naval pnr.
poses.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

THs FUSS MADE by the Democrats
over tho carpet-bag Congrsssmsn from
the South, and the depravity Of ths
carpet-bag ruls is general. Indeed the
great excusI offered by the genuins
Southsrner for tn destruction OF the
negro vote, vas that the sacred right Of
Self protection warranted the means
made use Of, 10 matter how violent, TO
overcome the egrO Vo.". The high,
blue bloolei ehivalry Of Louisiana,
having purged their State from carpet
bag rule, sent their representative high
toned gentlemen to congress-. Amongs,
them was Mr.. AcGlen, hi g bern,
high bred, chivalric lms iaAu, Who
TOOK the place of bags lyc.rp,t- bag
ger. He is hrst caught assallng a de-
fencsless Wo al in a restaurant at
Washington, whicu requir 4 some OF
tho TALES: kind Of lying and
swearing N tls part Of his brother
blue bl j to got in covered with a
coat Ofw te wa Ii. He mex. MS up
as seducsr Of young girl in Louis
lana, and nu'l harl swearing and
lying had to be done to keep him out
Of the peoitenta"y. His li.tls love
amoArs made him immensely popular
"i,h tha chivalry, and they reelected
aim to Congress by an increased ma jor-
-ty. a, now turns up in Congress as
a forger, by presenting a report TO the
House purporting to be signed by cer-
taia gentlemen who kpe. nothing
aboUt the report. The unanimous SEN.
timent of his Democratic brethsrn ia
that hs ought to be expelled, but if
they expeI him his vote will bs missed
just at q lime when the Democrats
have 10 votes to spare. Under these
circumstances he will n ost probably b.
allowel 20 emai in Co gre3 but if a
Republican carpet-bsgger was to do as
Acklen has one, he would have been
pitche cut b the eek an heels lcpr
ag'.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

CoNoEEssHAN MORSE, a Democrat from
Massachusetts,, and by tho way very
sensible man, says that if he were q
Republican and had the naming of the
nominee for President, he would select
the Hon. Richard W. Thompson, secra-
tary Of the navy, declaring him 70 he
one Of the strongest msn II the Rspub.
ican party, and believing that he could
carry his own State Indiana, and ear
tainly would carry New York if any
Republican could. No doutt Mr.. Morse
has given his honest convictions, bat it
is pot 4 candidst, that the Republicans
ara LOOKING aft'r. Taey already kavs
so many good ones, either Of whom
could be elected, that they hardly know
which to take
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

OPPOSED TO lit Il raj that Mr..
,B!yard is opposed to the As' finding
BILL SIS he BELIEVES that the improved
condition Of the business Of cur country
will prevent 81 per cent. bond heins
maintained at par. Oar Son 4tor may
b right in his own opirion, but a
the four per cent. bonds are SELF at
seven per cent. it seems to Us the ex-
pertinent is we'll worth trying. s.! suld
it prove a success the benSfts q wing
therofrom vould be far greater than
thnaa likely to arise from any measure
that he will suggest for many = long
day. We hope that the fail.rs sf his
bill to repeal the legal tender quality
Of the grsenbackS will not render him
sblivious to tho interests Of the people
an the dttieS and rsSpol sibilitiss Of
his position.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

THE SENATE of Maryland has taken q
pious squirt. Yesterday it passed a bill
infieting severe penalties on persons
y 10 profansly curse, swear or use OBJ
scene language on any = rect or high
way within t'Se hearing OF any person
pss sing. Maryland mu3. expect to 70
hea'iIy into the building Of jails and
penitentariss. lfsuoh Law were pass
ed and enforced in Delaware, it W. d
take ons jail t. hold all tue State Of
nciIls who would te guilty Of lreakins
such law.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
IN. o.. Ceerses OoIIss..r.

Mr.. KliAson, collector Of st. Georges
Hundred, il two or three thousand dol
lars behind in his collections - com.
pared with other hundreds when Mr.
Herbert made his monthly report COZ
lpls Of weeks ago. The money Is in tA'
Hundred to collect, and the tax payer
lowing It (many Of thsm) are anxious
to pay their share, but Mr.. Bliason re
fuses 10 accept 1t ualsss offered BY tn,
|party in person owing 1t, and When
that party comes to hunt up Mr.. KiG-
SON, he finds that just OF that particular
time he (Bliason) has business else
where in the Hundred and cannot be
found. OF course the reasons for such
strange actions are sbvious. The ques.
tion with the people Of New Castle Is,
shall Mr.. Rliason bs compelled to accept
the taxes referred to, or will he be allow
cd to return men as dslinquents who
were anxious to pay their taxes II they
could possibly nnd the collector and
get him 10 stand still long snoasa in
enc place to receive the tax and write
out . receipt for the same.
We rather think the other taxpayers
Of New Castle will get tired Of this
plan aft II awhile and will demand that
the solicitor Of 81. Georges Hundred
instead Of being thousands Of dollars
be ,ind every ear shall collect and pay
the taxes as other decent collectors do.
We are very crsdibly informed that
States Attorney George Gray, Esq, has
decided that a man may give another
= pswsr Of attorney 70 pay his taxs
for him the same - any ether debt and
the collector would bs bound to receive
taxes nnder shat possr Of attorney.
Acting under this decision We under
stand that = couple Of hundred tax
payers Of 1t. Georges who cassst find
the collector, are giving powers Of At
tornsy to one or two leading citiE.rS,
authorizing them to call upon kr. Ella
son and pay their taxes. II this plan
is carried out there will bs but o. all |
delinquent list from St. GsorssS Hun
dred and the tax payers in other HAp-
drsds Of the unty will not bs cal cd |
upon to AXE up st. Georges delip-
qnenoiej.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

SrRANsE as it may seem yet it ie
nevertheless true that the Green back
ers in Pennsylvania are going to hold
a State Convention in Harrisburg on
the twenty-third Of March, and it is re-
ported that they will nominate q State
ticket at that time. As this will afford
them some amusement and cannot in
jure any other party, we presume they
will not be molested.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

THE DEMOCRATS se, Fl At ths suppos!-
tion tn t the Republicans could under
an; circumstances carry Delaware at
the next State election. |! thS Dsuo.
srsts will assess everybody in the State
p's.essing the necessary qualification,
and rotsct everybody iu voting just
sn3I the way they want to vote, they
WI 500 10 the tun. of ZOO Republican
majority the other az. We dare them
to NIX, an honest assessment.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

In AHoTHEk column will bs found q
vigorous letter from Samuel Townsend
against the no nation of Hon T. F.
Bayard for thu Presidency, On account
of Is dis oy4ly Of The latter during
the war 10 save the Union.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

TnE COMMITTEE on MAJ uf1cturss in
the House Of Representatives have
agree to report bill prohibiting the
adulteration o f3od and drink. This
resu nigh have IN txpect I'd as the
commit is Democratic, and Demo-
Gratis want as little water as possible
mixed with their whiskey.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

ALIxAHDER Il. STEPHENS thinks that
the Democrats will not be able to carry
New-York eitaer wi h or without
Tildsn, 'barl or no 'barl. This ia q
sensible view.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
NNI@,

L. ". Stidhnm b Sen, auctioneers,
sold for Lyman L Gamble in Mill Creek
Hd., Feb. 2Oth, 1880, Horses Sl05,
COWS 40 to 90, Champion Reaper &lOS,
other articles in proportion. The sale
was well attended.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

Theyars daily receiving letters from Gea
ers in oil parts Of the country, urging thor
to fsrWard goods ordered months age and no
yet made.
or sourss every enc understands that al
goods have been sold AZ their value when do
liIered. Manufactures naturally seek q,
large a p'ies Tor their goods ~ the market af
iords and TIE advances which have thus ial
been made have resulted from increased cost
Of raw material alone. Any further advances,
and they are already strongly! indicated in
some grades of goods may be laid to scarcity
Of supply, and the manufacturer is certainly
as much entitled 10 tho advantage this gives
him, as the retailer Is 10 his whom a gIutted
market enables him to purchase gsods at q
price below the actual cost Of production.
The tradsat large soens to accept the as.
vanced prices without much apprehension as
to tho effect on the seasons buSine,s. This is
evidence Of hsalthinlness, Ind Is 70 assuring
in So far as 1t establishes tho TACT that grOat
confidence is placed in the ability Of the coun
try 10 commune larger quantity Of goods
than ever bsfOre
Furtler adTancsE during tho ssnlsg sea-
son are by no means ansng tho tnprsbabllis
ties. There 10 nothing to interfere with Il anu.
iasturers advancing their figures up to the
point at which foreign goods can bs ported,
If they are 20 ineiiAel ; certainly not, II the
produce Of the loome continues to b absorbed
aa readily and eagerly az now.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
LECT URE

ycROF. X. l. QUINTON,
Five Illustrated lectures on
CHRISTIAN AEGHAOLOGY.
"CHRISTlAE ARCHAEOLOGY"
These IL etures are devoted LARGELY to aescs1p.
tionRof the lives Of the ChriHiGns OF the first
three .centurias, concerning which 80 hueh
has been recently discovered through the aid
OF the science Of Archaeology. The lectures
will.all be literally illustrated with the Oxy.
Hydrogen light
f4fParticulars as to time and place will be
given In lew days. l2-2p.ti
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

rTqED LAa<}E&r H&T GCvR8 ROUSE
l. In FainasiYaia, JORN WAEa.MAGEA
tfra 1 aSsts. ISt8a a.. 9sTkak tn Oka&Ru.,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
@H05HS1MS.

SrkoNa AND 1ttD
ROASTED COFFEE,
SCENTS PER POUND.
BLACK, GKAnn, JAPAN AED NrxED
TEAS AT
70 CATT5 PER POUND,
Taess goods are unoxcellod In purity, ,strena th
ana favor, BY any In the city at the
price. Try thoa anc be
convinced Of the TACT.
oKEAT WESTERN TEA CSNPAET,
". Il. BOWMAN, Manager,
IL E SECOND ST., 10 2. SBCSED ST.,
WilnlAgtNn, Delaware.
Our, assortNsnt Of the tAT sreass OF Ten
aad CoHoa, and perfectly pure psppcr, and
spices generally. Ia emo ai the best. Prices
alWsy right. SUGAR AT OUST IusUUS-
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

DRUGGISTS.
ESlFTY YEARS! FIFTY YEARS!
OLD AND RELIABLE!
ESTABLISHED. Observation-Disclosures. 1880
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Receive especial attention, and are very care.
FULLY compounded from the most reliable
medicines by thoroughly competent assist
ants, graduates Of the Philadelphia Col.
jege OF Pharmacy and families supplied
with drugs OF superior quality at
L.JAMES BELT, DRUGGIST,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
FLOUR.
ElLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!

FLoUK! FLOUR FLOUR!
The month of February is usually consid-
cred duiI month for business. We propose
to mako II a month of grsat activity. In or.
der to do Sd 1t will be necessary to fer extra.
ordinary lnducen ent3, and we IRE In @ posi.
ton to make Just such offerings. We are to-
DAY in receipt Of q lot Of
CHOICE FAMILY. FLOUR, PATENT
PROCESS,
which We are,seliing at SS.O per barrel, and a
very good extra Euperhne Flour, nice and
white, at SG.25 per ssrrel, actual woi tn 81. 90.
THESE FlOURS ARE HARD ~ BEAT.
and arc worth moro money. Call at snce and
procure bargain, at
W. ". CHANDLER,
Gil hmket Street, Oil Market Street,
HalfWay betwoen Sixth and Styonth.
-------------------------
PLgasSZNG AND GAa yRTyINH.
THOMAS RILEY,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER, STEAM AND
GAS FlTrER,
NO. Ns WEST SEVENTH STREET,
Having made plumbing and sanitary en-.
giheerinR for the past forty years nay bust.
ness ieel confident Of giyiAg entire satisfle-
tiOn to these whe may faver me with their pa.
tronase. Best Of reference given In regard
70 aDillty. 1.28-3m
THOMAS HILHx, as W. SEVENTH st
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

"The demand for goods 10 simply ever
whelninK. The manuia stursJ are 80 Allied
with orders that they feel burdened, and any
attention this spring to new business as II
may come along seems cut Of the question
This may bs said to be the condition OF all
the loading Eastern companies, and the
smaller makers are about a. fully ovsrscld.
Jobbers, with their army Of men on the road,
are receiving extraordinary large srders. par.
ticu arly Tor
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
A II 0Tn

Ehs 4" 8oHasltsan +" stiil Heads In
asrsulseiOn. Advertise whore yea
ges the most fer ySar Esnsy assd
she ~ Repub iean " 10 thas 9sDsr.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

In seno sections Of the country larger lts,k,
Of goods are found to exist than had been an
|ticipated, yet even where such is the case
more than the usual quantity Of goods arc
plassd as rule.
1t is generally believed that the srders given
for SPhSs BY the retail trade Of TIE Whsls
country, will he irsH twenty 10 thirty per
cent. in excess Of those OF any previous sea-
son in nearly all grades Of goods Manuiac.
turers are struggling with orders far greater
than the capacity Of their mills isr
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
CLOTHING.
DARE OPPORTUNITY TO PROCURE
AD A SUIT CHEAP,

DARE OPPORTUNITY TO PROCURE
1N ASUIr CHEAP
THE
THE
BOSTON
BOSTON
ONE-PRICE
ONE-PRICE .
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
House
HOUSE
219 MARKET ST, 2l3 MARKET ST.
2l3 MARKET ST., 2lS MARKET ST.
Is now offering, and will continue to ster fol
the next thirty days their
$50 SUITS TO ORDER FOR.............S .S26
25 Sci s TO ORDER FOR. 20
% SUITS To ORDER FOR............. 10,
INDIGO. BLUE FLANNEL SUITS TO
ORDER FOR Sl2.
INDIGO BLUE MlDDLESEX YACHT
CLOTH, $40.
A REDUCTION OF FROM 10 TO 70 PER
CENT. IN OUR
OVERCOAT. DEPARTMENT TO CLOSE.
These prices will
POslT1vELY:CONrINUE FOR 80 DAYS
ONLY.
These goods have advanced ~ per cent.
81 ce purchased, making a good investment
for any in need OF Clothing.
Loot V. E. HOLMES, Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

IS. H. sTAArs'
$. II. STAATS.
s. Il. STAATS,
4oS 4oS MMahKEr NJ FL ST. 4O6 MARKET 81
''' 4" "hNhEl 81. 4C6 MARKET II
Has Just opened a new and choice stock.
HAMBURG EMBROIDEGIEs
In New and Beautiful Designs,
AT VERY Low PRICES.
AT VERY Low PRICE
- ALSO DURING THE.
MONTHS OF JANU'RY AND FEgR'gY
We will make
SWEEPING REDUCTION
SWEEPING REDUCTIOl
In the price Of our
HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HoslERI
GLOVES, &C.. GLOVES, hc.
LIN oRDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OTl
NEW SPRING STOCK.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
COAL.

kAhkEr STkEET WHAhF.
|CoAL, COAL, GOAL,
AM SELLING COAL AT THE FOl
LOWING PRICES:
81 i76 PER TON FOR NUT COAL.
$Z.75 PER HALF TON NUT COAL,
$3.50 PER oUARrERToN NUTCoAL
CASH ON DELIVERY!
! have shout rs tons Of Nut Csal On han
which must be sold by March l. order
imnediaAly Of
JOHN PONDER.
1928 FOOT OF FOURTH STREET.
BY YOUR
Coaii CSal C0nli
--VReN THs-
WILMINGTON ICE AND ooAIa %
oMcs. , n. nes0aa strees,
Be" in this city; prepared tar iamily Us
full weight
274s ms Per ton guaranteed.
r. ENrERPHlsr COAL
Ne fsDily sh0uld be without n.
IT Is SUPERIOR To ALL erHHHs.
aS-Don't fail to give ita triAl-EA
TAo MS to the ton.
FRANK d. CLAYTON,
ORANGE: AND WATER STREETS.
l2S.r Wilmington. Del.
GBO. W. BUSH SON.
FRENCH STREET WHARF
Gall sper,al attention to their hard, pure,
SHENANDOAH GOAL.
SHENANDOAH COAL
Prepared for Family use. Also 70 their
BROoKSIBE LYKENs VALLEY,
Superior to all other Goals ior Bakers and
or Opeu CRATES.
(HolcE FAMILY GOAL
DIRECT FROM MINES.
WE'LL LLPREPARED--CLEAN DELIVERY
224o hsper ton, no more, 10 less.
T. ". STEWARD,
I2 W. FRONT STREET, NEAR MADISON.
i.2S-ti Wilmington, Bel.
NOAL AND LINE.
jOAL AND LINE, COAL AND LIME
YARD FOOT OF WEST ETREET.
YARD FSNT OF WEST STREET,
JOHN W. GEIEFITH,
l-7-tf Wilmington, Dsl.
-
WATCHES AND yEwELEY.
QAYNARD 4 DAWSoE-JEwELRY.
Rave Gt their stsro,
. MhRhET ST, 22s MARKET ST.,
. MARKET ST., 11g MARKET ST.
A full assortment Of
,,ATCHKS, |. CLOCKS, JEwELRY.
'AICHES. CLOCKS, JEWELKY,
sILyhETAkE, sItysETAkE, ssPPEEGTAGLEs, sPEtyEAGI e,
PESA GLAssNs, 40, wsieh thsy are
ELIING AS Low AS TIE LOWEST.
Both being practical wSTkmen all work
It With then Tl!l .:celyS careful attention. |
IDLY
LUKaEa.
/ NNOUNUEMEaT!
o have purchased the ontIre stock or . re-
ttil Lumber yard, consisting OF Dry
JOIST AND SCANTLING
WHITE PINE BOARDS AND Plank
YELLOW PINE BELL STUFF. II
o Vho' IL II COHueCblOI WHO our former
nptete assortment Mt Lowest Nara ct Rates,
A. NJ. QUINBY Il CO.,
JRNER FRONT AND MADISON srS
- -------- -------
FLOUR.
|
nITR TT nITD 1T arm |
The month of February is usually consid-
ID duil month for business. We propoge
mako II a month of RTsat activity. In or.
r to do Sd 1t will be necessary to fer extra.
inary inducements, and we are In q posi-.
n To make Just such offerings. We are to-
y in receipt Of a lot Of
tOlCE FAMILY. FLOU Il, PATENT
PROCESS,
Itch We 2rc'esl ing Mt a. 90 nor ha rraI and n |
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
SARFATs.
VIZ n. KENEARD 4 90.

We feel tnAt We cannot give eur customers
q better insight ints the carpet trade than BY
publishing the fsllswins, taken frsm the Feb
ruary number OF "The Carpet Trade,
msntAly Journal ana recognised srsaa Of the
carpet and upholstery trade
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

EXTRA SUFFERS AND TAPESTRIES
EXTRA SUPERS AND TAPESTRI ES
EXTRA SUFFERS AND IA PESTRIE.S
EXTRA SuPEIiS AND TAPESTRlES
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21
: sax sssss.

ISrEs1AL AND IMPORTANT,
TAnAE'n BUTTON KID sLeva,.
At - Gents a Pair.
ONLY ONE PAIR SOLD "a
CUSTOMER. hAsa|
ONE CASE
LoNsDALE RLEAcHED Ms,,ul
Hight cents yard. A decided bs,r,,,
Beautiful Black and White sshra
SILKS, SILKS, s,,y.
AJAX cents yard.
BLACK GKOs GRAIN LYONS
Ates cents yard.
A WONDERFUL BARGAIN vhi.A
person should see at once.
HAMBURG EMBROIDRRIps
AN IMMENSE STOCK,
CHOICE STYLES,
LOWEST PRIoEs
MUsLIEs, TICkINas,
CAMBRICs.
CHEVloTS,
LINEN aOoDs
DRESS dooDS a
We have on hand an unusually Lar.
Stock 81 TIE aeoVo goods which We are IN
. position 10 offer at very low prlees ItSsa T'.a
buyers will consult their own interss,,s Ha.a a.
exaininY eur stock before purcbasinv :,
we are confident they can o. 70 msnsy !,
% doing.
To ONE AND ALL WE WOULD SAY
BUY EARLY asPRsCEa ARESru
ADVANCING.
rHEsIRlCTLY oNE-PRIUE CASH Sg
GOODS STORE.
CROSBY a. HILL,
s2o AND e22 MARKET STREE,
,I1th's Wilmington. Bel.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-21

Is now offering, and will continue to sher for
| the next thirty days their
, 1880-06-22

american and ttnasia. nnw rotnnlntng IL t,nn-
ION nrc slilllniehtly low to wnrrant hotn!f n
Showing EtnAt tti1lhces. 1t ncet1s nn1y ellFht
l,crcaso IL tho etna,!1 to advance prices sill
who rsl winter American t1it bIen bu,iRht nf
cftnst Tor thu Cnnt!nent, md lnrKp quantities
hay" nlsn lmen shipped thlther direct Thu mar
krts Will n0w to gruRt extGnt In
tHFtuExEEp ry THE WEATHER.
hut thern dles mt Ectn IL Ia much pr.'hnbttv
at tho price nf wHnt varying ErCntly frnn lint
Of The previous harvest. however. tho psrs-
rcnllsGl, the tre will hlvB tn slca! with Hi un.
prerctluntts surplus Of irrntlatn'ra.
Arrivals ut Js,rta OF tall have boon linitod, btt
prices nrn tr0OpinX.
The ctAst is still bare OF natzo. A'nortca has
mt nlferr wheat for shipment quito SO freely,
Int prizes eontinnG, to te.linc; capestal!y ~
wns 1uotmt IT !ns. It's I'd, sf,l July mil At::
gi'st nt I?s: hl.fbE.s. Mnlzo on WtasaH. and
tnr carly shipment Iu fnir demand Mt III ndynnre
nf 81, l,6lttl. Sales OF E,iNlsah WHEAT last wsuk.
l..:a r,,nrtnrh ut iss d.. nuninst n 80 tnrtors
NJ iia. I'll. eAttau week Inst yu,lr. .
1mrnrts Intn tflc Enlted Kingdom for tho wenk
on!e tho fsth inst, to1+ ,4e5 cw. wheat 169,s7a
CWt. flour.