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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05

Tho ooveruors of the Bank OF England az Their
~ n,eetiup to-day made 40 change IN the rate
OF discount and il remains at > per cent our
NO the week the bank gained 3l36,OOO Dt'-
lion hut the proportion Of IT'S reserve 10 IT'S IA
biltfies. which last week was 5Oi5 per cent was
sii,,ri A. A5a, per cent The bank to-day made
f1rther gain OF G11O,0OO bullion on balance AZ
me stock Exchange British cOnsols nuctuattd
about IA per cent. but AZ the close me
ouotatton was 97lli6 Tor money ana 9|4'l6
for aecount-a difference Of 4 per cent,
1yhieb indicates n renewed activity IN money.
IIriied States per cents A lower At 1852 but
the 40 per cents are ll6 higher at llOol6 ana me
A. j. higher at 1922 American railway securities
were lover; Erie at 46 lsG40k. Atlantic ana Great
Western firsts q: 60 against 6S yesterday, and sec
onds M 2S against 81 IlinosCeutra advanced l2per
S.nt 10 IO5io. aud fell 10 104l2 In PARIS, French
NJ cnts closed az 50 CO. against S2.51l2 Yesterday
The Bank of France reports n specie gam lof inc
week Of G, $50 600 francs. .u.-,..,-oo
AT noon to-day 5,1OO shares OF the totaI OF LOW
shares Of the capital stock OF the mexican leIe-
Graph Company had been taken al 80 per ceut-lie
snbscr1ption pilce. Among the subscribers are the
names of soine of New Yorks prominent bankers
md merchants. ,,. ..i,.,o 4.
are reported:
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
gblsa vess in $1,000 ss5essos Inc ss5 s5G
San 10 Fob. "A 774.73s lO5o'So5 Inc -oV'oVs
m,ntIxGrox CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN
rnlrd vel In .s2ssl5 s$9Sle Ioe $iStsa9s
fas 4 no ..sb 9l...... 1892 s0olOi lac IlNft@
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND 81. PAUL
rOara week siss slS Ss 900 ISs .iss
fsa % March l.....~l,oo1ofV i'0V<'''' INV ''0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
financial.
Gas STOCKS.

Gas STOCKS.
ArNcw.Ycrs and Brookiyn STOCKS. aud also AL kinda
.. ..r.os y1 Investment securities, 81 at Up OY - =, g..
We GRO Ii. FEENIi~~, ~ BROAD-sT' n Y.
J5tSSIOCKS & CITY r. R. & Loanand lmp'yt
- stocks 6 Bot e. bought d SOD. ~. hi.N' - ~ ~
CWYNNE x DAY, - Wall-sy., New-foIks
49, .,,.. l..-it IN 'iuay -ia-e.' Bonds. &C., sc
HOLDERS OF FIRST and SECOND Pre-
Z f.re0 Iacome Bonds of ST. LOUIS IhoN ND' y.
i.i W., r H. Inc trustees ~ d.soyo rho stock Trust
r. 1c- ~ call VA Toe undersigned aeg 90 1,S '
" No.2i Has.a6.st.
Jersey CITY 6 per cent funded ceot bonds,
y ,'rc I.0a a 80 Jors.y cry Improvement PEI cent
.'-' y. 4. HuHLBUT ir- e co.. 50 Wall a..
NrwloaK march Z. 1880
1-EW-YORK, WEST SHORE aud CHlC,A6Q
= RAILROAD COMPANY l.-A1'oill INC ~, Il irl. q
,..t So - E-l ,t 40 ~ o'c...A. ho",.' va oo"''
i,-aiiaoi ase' "ii please be dnh5S ,iLlr t. FROST
DEpENpTIoN OF FLINT and PERE MAR +
h. GrErtE ANYWAY. COMPANY LA.D Git .1rI.t
TI.Is-In accor'Ic. vih tAn provision, e. ' ~ '.rf
r -,'a..., lai,a, .oapfny have tlis dav disrn for
f0..fnrt.l si ct-.la i'i Oh .,.-'" 49, ~ I'm. i-rs OF
,'bo, l-.s mi Wi b. reie.uea o. presentation 10
,no lrIs'c.s a. \r" ieo',' - 81, 20 lG lO7 los
Ila nd Us. 40. l l,. rs. i,J IT, i.' 5T5
als 800. $40. ~. 5- io ~ "93. 49, + rs n = 63f
IA t1- 5,i 50 5-t. $40, 5IS 5-3. 5lo COZ o g,3'
Dl etl t5 es5. g- s 777' ~ ts36 500 800 9I9 90
e- 81 st7 qri gs4, 9l1 1857. lQ5s lg23 1872 lyat
interest on the oogas u 10 aqvs nge1 ap 1 WI, VIII
a.ca.d trs e oe re- egae4 a! any We 2, pe es' 10
NI w. tAfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05

et.,cr or IsrVns ,1iovA1 tND GRFAr NoErnRRS r. co
"'' - rxcharre place, NEw-f OK, Jan. "a l-sO.
DY ORDER OF thc Executive IomnIItttet'
te tr,usfor books international ana Great N"r
an Rafiroad company stock N Texas anu Sw OH ana
ne Farrnrr trust Company N NeN-loIA' Sro
closed from ia date unll toe ninth day OF a'S'h heS,
''''' ~ THOMAS ". PEANsALL PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05

The foreign exchange market is very Dun but
rates are steady OH the basis Of the lohoWlhG quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05
ST. LOUIS AND San FRANCISCO.


1874 1850
r,,-, ,rcoS IN Fab sG9s2 sl35s7 Inc 5000
The receipts of nsur and grain at the principal
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17

THE LONG agony is over aud Mr.. Will
liam H. Lse is not appointed day JAM,
tor Of the new cour: house. Let every
honest, v;rtuous man, woman and child
in Wilmington take long breath Of
relief. T. B. Smith the pre'cnt iani-
,tbr of the old court house at New Castle
has been appointed jsnitor OF the rev
one. Eel an honest respectable gen
tlemAn ghs Wilmingtonians need have
no hesitation 10 welcome to their midst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17
~ Of POIlI1eS.

1t is reported that Ex-Governor Pom
der says that he is not q candidate fol
the United States Senate, and that h.
Is out Of politics. We do not know
that Governor Ponder could secure or
election to the Senate II he desired it,
but We have no hesitation in saying tina,
II he dssirtsa seat in ths Senatea more
favorable time for an election thereto
will very probably never occur again
He should therefore marshal his forces
in order TO see what he can accomplish
or give up his ambition to reach that 20
sition. Failure at present means failure
for all coming time. In two year,
hence Mr.. SAulsbury's term will expire
but NEST likely the Republicans will b.
in the ascsndenoy in the Legislature a
that time, but should they not be, Mr.
g. will expect re. election, and should
anything happen to him brother Cow
will be ready to step into his shoes
Therefore with Mr.. Ponder it is al
election this winter or never. Our ad
advice 10 him is to pitch in, try hi
luck, as there IS ne telling what vel
directed effort may accomplish.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17
Au.rufsmous Letter.

The letter addressed to Hon. James
A. Garfield by Don Piett in the Nation
al Capitol, should damn the said Piett
to eternal inismy. No one but an I'M
principled scoundrsl could thus insult
and strive to huniliate the man whom
the people have honored with their
votes for the FIRST otRcs In our land.
Such q wretch deserves to be aDathe
matized wherever he may appear
Whether the President elect be small
or great, he should be treated with re-
spect, and given an opportunity to dis
charge his duty. II he fails II will
then BE- time to condemn him. 0aly
fools and knaves will do so before hand
The attack on General Grant 10 equal.
~ unWarrsnted. /: 10 in keeping,
however, with the conduct OF the lead
ers Of the 80 called Democratic party.
The campaign through which We have
Just pass 4 has been marked with the
vilsst MISREPRESENTATION on their part
Commencing with the ruost infamous
lies in regard to the character Of Gen.
Garfield, they rounded up their efforts
with the basest forgery. Prom tissue
ballots and violence in the South they
descended to the most dsspicabls meth,
DDS to deceive the voters Of the North
and West. II they had any sense Of
propristy they would hide their heads
In shame, instead Of Offering their ad.
vice in regard to the condue. Of public
affairs. We can expect little Of men,
however, who sympathizsd with irea'
son and rejoiced at the murder OF q
President. Their wickedness and AFRO
gancs surpass human understanding
We thank God that their efforts have
proved as impetsnt as they are mslsv.
lent, and that the right bids fair to
continue uppermost in our land.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17

AMONGST THE MANY organizations max
ing arrangements to attend the inaugu
ration of President Garfield on the
Fourth Of March, is the Christy Senat
The Senate being composed OF gentle
men Of all political parties is not party
Organization and therefore the greater
cIedit attaches for attending the inau'
guration of q Republican President.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17

Boston One Price
Clothing House.

The latest returns from
Delaware and parts ofPenn-
sylvania and Maryland, by an
overwhelming majority,give
the BosToN HOUSE the credit
Of being the largest and best
house in the State, for all
manner and kinds Of cloth
ing, both custom and ready
made. This house is now
making a specially in broken
lots Of boys and children's
clothing. Such lots are being
offered at greatly reduced
prices, in many cases re-
CARELESS of their cost, and in
every case less than their
real value. Here may also
be found a large lot Of over
coats for boys and children,
which we are selling at as
tonishingly low figures to
make room for full and un-
broken lines. The largest,
best and cheapest lot Of
cardigan jackets for both
ladies and gentlemen in the
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17

count Of the present jail not being large
enough for convenience nor security,
bat bscause It will be too far away
frcm the seat Of Justice and principally
because the citizens Of New Castle now
that the Court is about to be removed
t, Wilmington, object to having the
county Jail remain right in the centre
Of their young and thriving city. Such
staunch old citizens % Andrew G.
Gray, Esq, say emphatioally that Ne"
Castle shall not be used as the fnal
colony for the County. Besides al
this It is said that there is . clause in
the charter Of the city which provides
that II the seat Of Justice shall at any
time be removed, the property on which
the County buildings stand shall lapse
back to tie city again. Aside frou
any of these reasons advanced in favor
Of the removal of the Jail, it Ia demand
ed for convent fence sake. Five miles on
straight line is too greats distance II
intervene between the Court House
where criminals are punished and the
county Jail where they are confined
The temptation offered for them to o'
cape on the way even ifstronely guard
cd is very great.
We do not suppose the citizens o.
Wilmington are very anxious 10 have
the Jail in their midst, but public ne
csssity demands that it shall be some
where within the boundaries or close
beyond the boundaries Of the city.
There would be q vigorous protest
sgainst having 1t beside the beautiful
new Court House or any where in the
thickly populated districts. There
are however plenty Of suitable and
available places that could be chosen for
the location, where II would not be q
bar to the progress Of city improve,
msnts, nor an eyesore TO refined senti'
ment. That the Jail will have to be
removed To Wilmington or to some
point in close proximity to 1t may tie
taken as 3 foregVns conclusion, the
time only for its removal being the
main point in coptrOy ersy. There
ser ms to lie no dsubt that the question
will cIme before the Legislature this
coming winter, but this may be but
The embryo agitation Of the subject.
Many other questions may ts dragged
into the discussion. one Of which may
be County DivisioB. The people from
the lower part Of the County may say
that having helped to build the new
Court House for the upper part Of the
County, they will net submit to being
taxed 10 build new Jail also, with the
question as to decision Of the County
still optn and the possibility that they
may have a new Court House AMI jail
bota OF their own to build at perhaps
NO very far distant day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17

THR BUSINESS notices We hava beer
publishing from time to time in tn,
REPUBLICAN gives rise to pleasant rehee
tions. The election being over and
protection being secured for four year,
more, the business outlook is full Of en-
couragemspt, showing q fair amount o
progress in mercantile and financial de-
partnents. The people seem to be set
thing right down 10 business. This i,
very gratifying after SO much political
excitement,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17

VIZ ARE GLAD to see such a fixed de.
termination 10 follow up all persons
connected with the disgusting and
wicked Mercy Chinese letter. We are
certain the public will beIglad to hear
Of this determination. Every honest
man should be anxious to see this de-
testabla fraud punished as warning
to all msn that they may know better
in the future than to blackmsil . mans
character with impunity upon the plea
that "all is fair in politics." We hope
no efforts will be spared 10 ferret out
the guilty maligners whoever they may
DO. There is nothing to excuse or nit
igate the crime in any manner, and the
country new demands that the work OF
investigation shall be most thorough in
its searohings.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17
Flour, Grist. Merchant Saw Mills

n three story stone and frame II our mill, s.
| by DO feet, with .W0 fun oil French Duts, and
all the necessary machinery, which is new,
| Tor the manufacturing OF flour. Adjoining
the flour Lalli Is n saw mil In good order
These LsAA are among the rest stand, In the
county Tor saving, 2rist or merchant WORK,
the mach, Dery oil which Is driven by two iroH
turbine wheels OF ~ and ~ inches each with
plenty Of power Tor running both Or any other
machinery from tho water VI Big Elk creek
This property Is a very desirable one Tor those
wishing TO engage In agricultural or manu-
featuring, anu win be tAe seat OF tho Wa
niinKtOn X Western Raj rod, already 0 n.
stfuctod to Landenberg
| No. 2, Farm-Adj0lDiIgt this above Is a val.
uaol9 grazing farm, containing about Ft
acres Of prime land, about 20 acres OF which
Is good timber land, and about rs acres OF
which 10 good meadow land. A yolng apple
| orchard o. about ac:es tiiiod with choice
!iutt treos In tail bearing. The land Is ver,
productive. under good toncs and well wat
cred, Big Elk creek passing through the
property.
Inc improvements consist Of good three.
story brick dwelling house. 90 by 3 feet, with
hall through tho centre and with three room.
on the first fsor, and six on the second and
third
stone and frame barn, 80 by IS feet, with
stabling underneath Tor 81 head OF stock
lspring house near the dwelling; corn crib and
other buIldtngs. These two properties have
| been recently farmed as one, to which they
are admirably adapted, containing in both
about 800 acres, and VIII be OTTO cd iur sal.
as one tract, or will be sold separate If more
desirable.
| NO. 3 farm adjoIns the above property. IA
| situated in the township OF New London, con.
| tairIs about one hundred and twenty acres OF
prime land under good fence and we'll water.
ed, about a5 acres Of which is good nber land
and about 81 acres OF good meadow an apple
orchard OF aboat acres OF good fruit trees Ia
full bearing, with ether fruit trees
| The improvements consist OF a good two.
story stsne d"elliIg house 25x45 ieet, with
nall through the centre and with rooms on
| the first floor and seven on the second.
| Franc and stone barn 30x35 test with over.
shoot l6 feet wi o, wagon house and corn crib
adjOtnipg, fprlnR house and other buildings
This property is known 10 the nelghborhood
as arm OF very superior quality OF land and
productive both for grain growing and graz
ing, and is well worth the attention OF any
one wishing to oDRage in agriculture M Il
homo or an Investment, will readily command
u rent Of ~, 5OJ year.
Pefs,bs Wishing to view the propertIe,
prior to the day OF sale viii be shows thcp by
calling on Jas. NJ Gilmore, superinten dent
residing the,rGn, or for p8rtic lars by lette,
addressed TO the subscriber at West Chester
Chs or c)unty Pa. Payments eccD'mL udo &
! ing, Sale 10 cO;ntnepce nc ocloct on sal
! Day, when rrnd !tiens will DO made known
! ia 2tis3tu JOHN L. LIUA AID
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17
DUBLlC SALE
DUBLlO SALE
OF
CHESTER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
FARMS, MILLS h PERSONAL PROP
ERTY


The subscriber wishing TO dispose Of rome
Of his Real Estate, viii sell at public sale oil
the premises, on THURSDAY, HbVEM
bE Il 70, 1880, the following desirable proper
ties:
NO. l. A Farm and Mill property known
by the name OF Pleasant Garden, situate Oh
Big Elk Greek, in Elk township. Chester Co.
Pa, about bali mile north OF the village OF
Lewisviie, three miles southwest OF New
LOndsn, ana SIX miles southeast Of Oxford
village.
The property contains about ono hundred
and seventy-hve acres Of prime land, aDou,
70 acres OF which III good timber land. The
arabic land is in 3 high state OF cultivation,
under good fence. well waiersd aud about 81
acres OF which ID good meadow land. An ap.
pie orchard Of alb ut I acres Of choice fruit 10
full bearlng With other fruit trees. A part OF
the land is thought tn be largely underlaid
wHh magnetic orc, spectm sns OF whicn may
be sosn On visiting the property.
TRe improvements consist OF good two
story stone mansion house, 30x4J feet with
hall through tho centre, with hve rooms on
tho II rst floor aad seven on the second. Ad.
joining the dwelling Is \ IarKe dairy house
that will accommodate the milk OF a dairy Of
sixty COWS. A good stone narn a6xo5 ieet,
covered with TIN, with straw shed attached
lSxc5 feet; stabling Tor forty head of stock;
tool house, wagon house, carriage no Ise, corn
cribs, pig house and all the necessary out
buildings. There are two good two story
tena at houses on the property about l6x25
!eet each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17

IT LOOKS low as II We were to have a
conflict in Wilmington between the
State and National authorities. George
B. Wingate, Deputy United States
Marshal on election day has been ar
rested by the city authorities, charged
with inoiting to riot at the east election
district Of the Fourth ward. It's al.
legged that Wingate was engaged in
simply discharging his duties on the
day referred to, and that the charge Of
melting to riot was trumped up charge
t, Offset the large number Of cases
against Democrats, and now pending in
the United States District Court. A
habeus corpus hearing is to be had to.
day, and until that lie over and the
merits Of the case are fully known we
withhold any extended remarks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17
A GREAT
A GREAT
~ SPECIAL SALE or DRY GOODS,
,wAINwRIGHr'S CHEAP STORE,
3l2 Market Rfreet

One hundred lscts worth knowing
Tn best cRltcos, DC; choice cotton dress
goods. Sc; good bleached muslin. 6Hc good
lnoleaohed muslin, &C; good canton flannel,
&c: good towels, &c; gay mixed wool flannel,
NC: beautiful mantelane goeds. Ice; large
line Hamburg edges, 2 and Sc; 80 inch black
cashmere. 26c, worth SEC: canton fanDeis,
l9l%c, worth i6c; red Iwilied flannel 25c wsrth
i0c; all wool long shaws. 81, worth $3.50;
linen napkinS, T5c 2, worth 81; back ali
wool Cashmere &C. worth 371Sc; heavy blacg
SILK, Y1c, worth ST.; heavy siaok silk, 90
worth $l.25; extra heavy black silk. SLIPS,
worth 81 30: black satins, 76c, worth 81; black
| satin. 9Oc, wSrth 81 15; bles ched table linen,
Gee. worth T5c: ladies Gossamer watefpr0 rs,
~. worth ~; ladies' hand-stitched handKer-
chiois, l214c, worth 20c; black silk fringes,
80, ~ ard 60c, worth nOre
Never besore have we been able to show
such great variety Of cheap and desirable
dre.s goods as now. WAinarigbt 6, 3l2 Mar.
ket street. Large blankets, 81; heavy blan.
kets, 30; wool blankets, 81; splendid blankets,
.; children'P coats, q so; misses coats, "a;
aides coats. 81: @ special lot Of warm market
coats, at $l.S0, were made to sell at S5. We
con'ider these a wonderful bargain. Beauti.
iul novelties, rs, 80, S7H, Is and 60 cts; beau.
tiIul bIOcade Sayins, only 60c; worth 81; beav.
ers for ladies' coats, cancels hair cloth Tor
ladies' coats, cloths for sacter circulars,
Everything desirable in black goods, fancy
goods, underwear and hosiery.
WAlNWRlG HTS 3l2 MARKET ST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17

We DO NOT hear 80 mush from the
Democrats now about Republican frauds
q, we heard some few days ago. They
raised the food gates but their own
avalanch Of fraud has nearly drowned
them to death. They are more anxi.
Gus now about how to escape their own
frauds than 10 hunt up others frauds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17

SINCE THE ELECTION "Puck's" artists
have been revealing amidst fields Of
political clover. The last number ia
rich beyond description. Its illustra,
tions lay the blame fer Democratic de.
feat or John Kelly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17
Fall and Winter.

l have laid in a very fine
assortment Of Cloths, CASH
meres and Suitings, both in
foreign and domestic, for
Fall and Winter wear, which
| will make up at a very low
price. Satisfaction guaran,
teed both in make and fit.
Call and see me before you
buy. L. HESS,
No. a. E. Third St.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17
TlUBLLU SALE

DUBILO SALE
--oY--
FRESH COWS.
We will sell ct Public Sale, ct Village
Green, Delaware county, Pa, on
THANKSGIVING DAY,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ~. 1880,
At O'Clock, p. m,
20 fresh COWS and springers. AS- Tur- CS14
key dinner Of IL o'olocs sharp. Wagon ~
will be at I.inwOod Station 70 meet train Lhai
leaves Wilmington NJ lOh o. N. and
months credit -
lll6 ROBERTS b TYSON.
d, w. FREYE, Auctionecr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17
VALUABLE REAL estate

PRIVATE SALE.
That valuable Real Estate, situated en- thu
Northeast corner of Third and Orang,
stree s, in the city OF Wilmipgton known
as the City Soap Works. This property
has frontage on orange street OF one
hundred and twenty feet eleven inches
Third street ely hsy.one feet Ave incher, and
running parallel with Orange street one
hundred and twenty feet and eleven inches
40 #. II In to Third street, thence along
Third street eighty one feet and five inches,
Isl II. b in).
Two thirds Of the purchase money may be
secured on the property ~ desired. Apply
10 JAMES H. BAY,
lllo.ltd Newark, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17
0sxz CIRCULATION.

Over noe. OO6 ONE hundred ana
SIX shOasAnd sopies Of the Oaiiy
s.kepubIiesD,". were printed s"o
sold in twelve days. Adver'i-ers
shoald nOte ihis faot-nOw ahss
she holidays are approaching.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17
Sat Removal,

One Of thu questions likely 10 come
be ore the Legislature this winter will
be the removal md the building Of q
new County iail, not "emarded on G :
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17
DUBI.lC SALE.

DUBIlC SALE.
VIII be sold at Public sale, at the new
Court h ouse building, on Market street, be
tween 10th and lllh streets, Wilmington,
Delaware, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1850,
At 100 O'Clock, p. m,
A largo LIT OF builders tools, consisting Of
one large ShifI,Dg derrick, with dogs, ut OF
double and single blocks, ope, chains, crow
bars, lamps, siedpe, small seive, stvne and
box barrOws, ttUns bankers, platform for
hauling stone, one screen. plcks, sho' els, lot
OF green store, cut, ac. The property Of i.
Gramlich, contractor Tor glone WORK OF viii
miDgtoa COurL ouSe. Also Mt the same time
amt place lime house and large lot ~ lum
Der. A. GIVEN.
Tbos. M. o. lie, AuctiODeer. list
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-17
Liquid [NEaIEl

a In response to tho urgent requests Of great
n numbers ofpeople wae prefer to purchase q
Z Ridncy-Eort aircadv prepared. the pro.
pTiators o3 this celebrated romedy now pro
= parei' ahGuld fora rs we'll as dry. It 1.
very concentrated, Is put up in large bottles,
v S''5 IS cquE.ly c:acicat rs that put UP dry In
TN sag. 1ttrvci tao nccesBity of preparing.
IL always ready, Gad il rlore easily takon b.
'nos; Iocp!c. Price, sl pc bottle.
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