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Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
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Col. R. c. Fraim, who has been a.
pointed Department Commander Of tie
Grand Army OF the Republic by tie
Commander in Chief of the United
states, has appointed William McNsir,
Of Thomas A. Smyth Post, No. l. AS
sistaDt Adjutant General for the Doa.
ware Department.
Miss Selma Borg gave reading re,
latlng to the creation in which the Fin
nlSh traditions are wholly different
from the Mosaic account, in that
man was born Of .he great mother ma
tHre in which the development of ages
took part.
The Treasurer Of the home for aged
women, acknowledges S33.33 addition
al from the estate Of Mr.. Lewis Gibbons,
per ). Ernest Smith, Esq Executor.
A young man was seriously kicked
this morning while endeavoriDg to train
the new horse of the Washington Fire
Company at the Engine House.
Joseph Lowber will continue the o..
gar and t,bacco business at No. III
Market street, to which place he Will
remove in short time.
The Brandywine Cornet Band ,f Ban
croit's Bank, have been measured iOr
uniforms at the Wilmington Clothing
House.
Clerk Frazer has received seVeraI
copies of records OF Baltimore and san
francisco, the latter being handsome!
bound.
Mr.. FrankJ. Hall, of Rushville, Ind,
IS on a visit to Wilmington, and
domiciled with Nj. Coke, brick maker
Lawrence Kearns offers the use Oh
nine wagons to the Irish Relief Recep'
ton Committee on Thursday night
Five persons stood up for prayers ..
The Reformed Episcopal Church lsS'
evening.
Work will be commenced at the roll
ing mill near the mouth Of the CREEK
by the first Of April.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
YxsynIDAEs REs.
LETTER FROM NEWPORT.
Spriug-like Weas her-M eth0tlslic
Matters-An Interesting Medical

|
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
=, NEWPORT, Feb. Ii.
: Under the genial influence of the
spring like weather this morning, oul
/, village folks venture ont like Noah:
dove from the ark, to see If the mud
!. had become hard enough to form a SAFE
I basis to rest our feet upon, and find al
the present rate of drying that The
reads will soon be- in fair condition IL
the vicinity of Newport.
Our farmers will soon bs rubbing the
rust off the plough mould, and health
and industry will start out hand and
hand.
This morning the notes Of the Blue
Bird might be heard calling the atten-
tion of the husbandman to the fact that
winter is about ended. Likewise Rev.
Nj. Rigg notified his congregation Sun
day evening that the protracted exer-
cises that have been going on for the
last two weeks have closed for the pres
ent. Sixteen meetings have been held
resulting in fifteen conversions nine ri!
those have Joined the NJ. K. church az
this place, five of the remainder are ex-
pected to connect with the ME. church
and one with the Episcopal church.
All the converts of these meetings were
adults and most Of them heads of fami-
lies, between 80 and 40 have been re.
ceived into full connection with the NJ.
E. church, (tbis station) during the
conference year. One young man J. L.
B. has been recommended and received
exhorter's license.
Mr.. Robert Sindall, engineer at the
rolling mills Of Marshall L. Co., of this
place, has purchased the property on
the N. L. corner of Market and Johns
streets, Newport. Mr.. Sindall paid a
good price for the property, showing
that real estate is advancing in New
port, which shows en- improving condi-
ticn in business. The Messrs. Marshall
advanced the wages of their workmen
this morning, Monday 10th. We have
not learned what advance has been
made.
The little son of Mr.. Scarborough |
who was so very i'll with cerebro Spinal
Meningitis, has so far recovered as to
be out of danger. After the inflama.
tion of the brain was brought under
control, spasms ceased and rational
power began to detelope. His power
in articulation was very much effected,
and improvement in this respect soon
began to be manifested. Next to this
was his power of locomotion. This was
gone. His first effort was at crawling,
dragging his lower limbs after him,
showing decided paralysis of the lower
extremities, caused from inflammation of
the spinal cord. This too he has re.
covered from sufficiently to be able to
walk some without help. His power
of articulation is quite restored, much
to the joy of mis- parents. He will no
doubt regain all his powers. This has
been very interesting case.
Yesterday 10th we were shown
grasshoper from Mr.. A. Weldin, $ marsh
alive and active, sight unusual for
this season of the year. B.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
sAOteI Arrivals.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
p Z KerVille. BO ten,
| + P WOrman, Pbiia
TIC Morrison and lady, New York,
lie 6illespie, Phtla',
Vim Reyb IL, Delaware City,
leo B Money. -
John ] Pyle. Penn,
Edward BurAe, rhiIa,
FIJI Baker. Boston,
Walter : Davis, Uontorcook, II.
D F'arra, city.
Geo Anderson, New York.
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
Robert Stuart, Phila..
John w Field I"
+ II NlckersOn. Easton, Md,
[. P Franklin, M,
VIM r Hepborn, Md,
go WhitlOck, Clayton,
u r Richard. Baltic,
P o Yoder, Phila.,
Edward Eenbsr, "
J W Carey, Md,
W Luke, rel.,
| ] r Scravendyke, Phila..
p Becker, New York,
james A Crossman, Jersey City, N. J
J NJ Oldteld, Pbita,
9 W Darling, New York,
q A Kitchens, L4urel, Del,
W J ShOrbroOks, TCmpleyile,
l. Shovel, Nd,
James Kane, khila.,
UNEITED STATE HOTEL.
J G Green, Phila,
M Barlow, city,
Milton Lackey, city,
Howard Ugle,
LCi,ing, Phila,.
NJ D Johnston "
VIM Leyshon, Camden, D,l..
Wn Il riighnan, Md,
VI Evans, Phiia.,
JUhn A Wilson. civ,
James Ferguson, -
John FerrV,
los f. ) Williams, Phila,,
r Il H3w,hora, BALTIC,
+ II Turner, Camden, n j.,
l. HiscnhCld, Trenton N. J.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
Worms (!
'rIlc l'igis or the world.

Are II. HiIus' Vegetable Liver Fi.ls, Su-
A@r oa'eI, without an equal, Flsy Lever
RYE ny s'rEcn Il operating. move the bowels
.asy ~ u ipG directly on tho Liver, restore
.tc to3' energies by Jr0motinE the heallhy
Icll9u u the idver. IN doing this Headache,
HgN'rgfA &aia9 q tue right Or LETT sidc or
IaWigh the Lungsr Indigestion, Costiveness.
.j'E stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Rad
n&aHH, through the body, hcuirg Limbs,
.I!!t"tfrcS'- Ianguor, General Weakness
|Nl "rHer bodily iutirh'tieY are cured. They
'"r 80 only Pills known that viii positively
"ar 'o wItL)nt Gripping, Stckaniag WoaE-
Eaa' " IrGv'ng the bowe., saive. They
Pr"A5ie Il hf0itny Liyo~ and leave tie system
'@ -F1 the DANCER Of prc,Miing disease.
r2i .'Y, dealers ami noiut'y st5re .eeyerg.
{ d; tIr ir. ~lams PIN; and take IT, others,
ftaCipai depot, tGuftis and king, uminE-
"', ''ai., FIuldelIhtd. 6J2 hrcb St
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
KnnAeI's Bitter Wine OF
Iron.

10 YOU want something to strengthen you
or give you good appetite? DO you want
70 get rid Of pervOusless? DO you want
energy, sleep well, or be cured Of dyspepsia,
kidney or liver disease? Try L. Z. kunkel'S
Bitter Wine Dt IRON. rvery bottle guaranteed
to do "a recommended.
KunLleS Bitter 10 Of iron is for sale In
Wilmington by z. .!Tmes Belt, N. b. Dan
torth, John J. Gallagher n Bro, Herbert K.
Watson, Taylor X Fullerton, .!no. s. Hart
man, II. X. Rrngtur9t AMI the drug trade
sUGeralV.
tS0EAEai HnFgiAa! Worms!
&. +. KunktHs Worm syrup mover fails to
destroy PIN, sea and SrOmach Worms. The
loct2! rGn TEL whether Or noJ the patient has
"VrI03. Thousands ara dying daily with
TnTtrs, and 2p not kuDw It. Fits, Spasms.
NdmFs GuDEi7G ans sulinCadOn, saliow com.
Dl~El29, c'r "E arO"LI 80 eyes. swelling
mi pain e., rs Str"ls'n v.-li .s- ct livht.
ZrtnG'n "I the teeth, picking n 80 n"sr.
cOUEb, igrer, i.ch'Og at ,ne arJl IT, nJD ~
lri. DryH.l, The patien: g'OwA pale AuG GIu
tlcGl!l% lai irritation IT. the anus. All these
ard moro, come IRON worms. T.
/. Eutaei's Worm Syrup never tails to re-
iI3te tncm Price " per bottle or six for IS.
Fer iI!e W0rl1s write and consult the Doc
ora &or ali others, buy 0i your druggist the
Worm NYrur Fnd ii he has it not. send to |
'T, L. f.. Euneel, z59 N. Ninth Street, Phil !
'detphiD, Pa, Advice by mail, tree; send |
zee cent starry.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
Surprise Party.

AS Sunday was the birthday Of Mis-
Ada doodnow, that event was celpbrst
ed last evening by about twenty of hs
young friends, who met at the restdepo
of Mr. Pyle on West Sixth street and
then proceeded to the home cf ttl
yonng lady at the corner of Fifth and
Madison streets. The guests were ami
cabIy received by the young hostess
and pleasant evening was spsnI
IN her society. The enjoyment wal
heightened dy the collation. which wal
spread previous to leaving.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
GOLd RIOONed EEnrNnr.

A cold-hlocded murder was commit.
ted at Sandwich, IL, Oh Sunday morn
ing. Two burglars having entere the
house Of Hiram p. Allen, a respected
citizen, were surprised !,y his sitting
up in bed and addressing them. One Of
them Immediately opend fire upon hin
hitting lin four times. Either Of
three of the shots would have proved
fatal if no others had been fired. lie
died Instantly. His wife had taken
refuge in the closet, and heard some
compensation between the burglars
which, with arothcr clue Which they
lett behind, may lead to their arrest.
They secured only a triite in the way
Of plunder.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
[FRsE YasrsEsAY's late -.
A NOVEL KILLING.
Animals are slnugh,...
AFTER the M0snie Dtsnsu."ersd

This morning at $50 o'clook "1
number Of curious individual Iarsd
PUBLICAN representative anon q a
number, gathered around the sI. 'a
ter house OF Mr.. Masill, near. T', T,sue
and above Second, In what Is Ia a'nal
Butchers Alley, for the purposa aV.n w
ting the manner in which the flask 10
the Hebrew consumption ia nron ",Sa %
The beef was 8 very fine ora p,vp1'ed
procured Of Zachariah smitb va
Hare's Corner, and was given as an usa !,
pounder dressed weight. "u
The animal was hoisted bv o,.
to hanging position from the VrS r'a
and having only one limb loose ei
perfectly helpless. The rabbi n, Dr. wa va
enberg, a spectacled, dappsr.Ioot,p n0s
gentleman, dressed in a dustar NJ
plug hat, advanced with knife in bsnI au
with blade about two fac, lang
length, and stood by the sids ot 81
helpless beast. " 'l'
urasplng the muscles ofthe ,hroa, mil,
firm hand with opAswift cut he ~" 'au
cred all the arteries and the wirast ssv
even to the vertebras of the neck NJ
animal was then decapitated and bsin
gashed in the breast i,slungs wers % y
sPected with a satisfactory result,
sheep was also killed.
The meat OF these animals will
stamped according to the process ~
scribed In the REPUBLICAN Of yesterds'
after which 1t is ready for sale, TS
meat killed this morning ia for n,
'show beef" and will be on exbibi,;o
upon the stalls of Mr.. Magill on ,SaI Y
=" wa
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
List Of Unclatmed L.eiters.

Remaining in the Wilmington, De-, post
office, Saturday, February, 1850;
LADIES' IsT.
Battan Miss Josephine Mcdonald. Mss NJ
Brow LIS Rhoda NeysOn, Miss Nav
Gibson. Miss Lizzie Purnell Mrs : ana
Gibbs, NIrs Lizzie harry, Mi FIm
Mathis Miss Julia trattOn, Miss I'll n
Mccullough. Maggie Tayior, Betty
Thompson, Miss Mary
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Burk, James Patterson, Neal
Bea!l, II Nl2lets) Plnon, Perry
Bachman, John Sander. Rev d.
Buoley. John StOOtCy, Charles
Gallae her, Cherries SOUR b. samuel
Kendall, Lea Y Steele, VIM A
arCers john TOmpkns, Gen c II
McGowen, Chas Wilcox, nrOA
McCaulley Geo 7 Young, Frederick
WM. N. PYLE. + ".
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
BkOK ERS.
ELLIOTr, JOHNSON Il co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
ooRNER SIXTH AND MARKET STS.,
w lmirg5On, Delaware
lDlRECT PRIVATE WIRES

" lmirgyOn. Delaware
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
The National ConventIo,s

CHICAGO, Feb. lG.-Tne Executive
Committee of the National Republic n
Committee, consisting Of Messrs. FiIIay
New, and Conner, reports that the Ex
position Building, when fitted up ac-
cording to the plans, will be the most
perfect hall in the country for a con.
veutiOn.
The Democrats are making strenuous
exertlonS to sscu e the hotding OF the
Democratic National Convention in
Chicago, and committee OF II p,omi :.
neH1 cIt'zfns will start for Washington
on Thursday to present arguments in
favor of this plan.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
Protesting paper Proprictors.

Owing to the remarkable Increase ir
the price of printing paper, the proprie-
tors Of the newspapers in New Orleans
Assem- bled at the Office of the Picaynr"
last evening, when the following r"s".
luton was adopted: Resolved, That the
representatives of Louisiana in Co.
gress be ami they are hershy esruee'ly
requested to use their influence to hayr
the duty on printing paper, chemicals
and materials used in the manutac
ture thereof removed, o. materially re-
duced.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
SECONO EDITION
LRrTGR EHSS3s aEN GASLLE.
RSppeAiOEs in Gsi'~t Hcieht CITY
px.sheFfG Grsbb RObbed-Con.
lecture 10 y ne the ehfetfs.

Se''al Correspondence oi the He n)ioah.
NEw CASTLE, Feb. is, 80.
Yesterday Squire Richardson sdjus'
ted the scales Of "justice" !" and with the
aid of the Revised Statutes dealt ont
law in accordance Herewith.
At the Mayors office two or three
cases of slight consequence have been
given attention Of His Honor.
On april 18th, the city election takes
tlscz, and already candidates fer The
various positions are turning up as the
sand of the sea shore.
Mon iay night Ex-Sheritf Isaac druho
returned as usual and yesterday morn
ing found that some one had broken
in1u his house aud taken his ws'ch, his
daughters sleeve buttons and $40. Ii
agpears that the thief took pane OF
glass ont of the parlor window and op
en,eripg took the caps from tie loaded
doubi- barrelled gun which was thep
standing in the dinipg room, from
there he proceeded to the sleeping
apartments taking the watch from the
stand and the money from the clothes
of the Ex-Sheritf The manner in
which the whole affair was doue lead
Mr.. Grubb to believe that it was done
by colored man living near him and
accustomed to the ways Of the house.
Officer Sands went to make search
without any result. A colored man
formerly prisoner in jail, and taken
by tba Tx Sheriff to his farm as soon as
his term vas served out, called at the
railroad d4pot yesterday morning for
ticket to Philadelphia, offering in ray
ment a "trade dollar" which was re
refused when he took out Of his pocket
quite large roll of notes and was
only able to find single 81 note,a new
and crisp one at that, this note is OF
tbs slme description as that stoler
from Mr.. Grubb, who goes to Ph!ladvl
phia this morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
SALE.

VIII be sold at public sale. at the residence
OF the subscriber, near Salem church, White
Clay Creek Hundred on the road leading
from the Christana pike to the camp meeting
woods, Or
TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1850,
at ten o'clock, a. M,
rs follows: s good work or driving horses. 2
colt, coming yesrs old; 2l head ofcattle, IL
head of mich cows, some fresh and Others
sprlnglng; eight hsiiers. one and two tE-gsat
years Old; iWo-p -pear-0ld bulls, all OF NV"
good stock; nc Champion reaper and mower,
! farm wagon, one Germantown carriage, one
buggy, ona morse rake, grain fan, corn sneller,
plOwH, harness, Cultivator, shoYGls, forks and
spades, carriage, Wagon and IlOw harness,
chlcsens, shOutes, dairy fixtures, churn, but,
Ter, ctsh pans, cream cans, scales, household
and Eitcheu furniture and many articles not
herein enumrra'eG.
,TERMs.-AiI sums of s25 and less cash, on
all sums over ihat amount credit of ten
months viii be given by the purch aser giving
Il bankabte note with an approved endorser.
MARY GIBSON.
l.. W. Sudham S Son. .Auction eers.
= 26-2td-2tT
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Roots and Shoes.

Here We are and don't you forget it! We
are not going to have "Grand Opening, "
nor make "big sputter" about tthe larry
est store" &C., but we wish to inform our
friends and the epuhlic in general that we have
removed from the East End Boot and Shoe
Store, corner Seventh and Spruce streets, to
the store lately occupied by Joseph Fleming,
No. Il East Fourth street 1.-TWO doors from
King strtet) where we shall keep on hand at
all times full supply Of all kinds OF boots
and shoes for gents, ladies and children,
which will be sold at the lowest prices and,
as we have gained reputation in the past for
fair, square dealing, We intend that it shall
be our motto il the future, and We guarantee
to our friends, who may favor US with a call at
our new place OF business, the same SatiSiac.
tion we have given them in the past at our
old stand.
40 don't forget TO call,
Both men ana w0Hen-all,
Come in and buy your bOo,s and shoes from
me;
"ell try and use you well
Up at tie Grand Central,
And giva you bargains you don't often see.
So come right on to Marr's,
Either on loot or by the cars,
And buy shoes cheap to put upon your feet,
For boys, and girls and men,
IRON one up to a ten,
You can yet 1T No. Il East Fourth street.
P. S.-We shall still continue to do repair
ing o. all kinds In he neatest and best man
ner and at reasonable rates.
llT-tues-wed- -thu.sat-I LEAIUEL MARR.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
An UBnnVural Kou-

On Saturday evening last a youth bJ
tne ne name OF Lawrence Freil living will
ms parents near Red Lion, upon being
told by his mother to feed the stOCS
turned upon her and striking her ID
the face, knocked her down, and stamp.
cd upon her breast, until her cried
brought in some of the neighbors, when
the young miscreant fled. A physician
was at once summoned, who pronounl
Ged &c her injuries to be quite serious
She was considerably bruised about ths
face and breast.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
MARRIED.

STITEBNER-REBMA the 18th inst, ,
by W. q. Robinson, 5l5 Welsh stree Ches-
ter, Pa, Mr.. Charles IS. Stuebner 70 Miss
Lizzie Emma Rebman. of Wilmington, Del.
LEE-DANIEI Son the 18th inst, by Rev.
W. &. Robinson, Mr.. Harry H. Lee to Miss
Saran c. Danlols, both of Townsend, Del.
BROWN-SANDS.- Trenton, N. on
Tue l2th nit, ty the Kew. lanes II. Ken
nedy, James +, Brown. Wilmington, Del,
to Miss Laura V. Sands, OF Trenton, N. j..
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
had for kckPep.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1G.-The s,lb.co,a.
mlttee of the House foreign affairs conf
ml!tee on the Acklen case has cornpl4t-
ed Its report, which will be made n
tae null committee tomorrow. Its iu-
rl'd!ction is simply to inquire into fha
Nu|h OF newspaper publications con-
csrning AckIen, and it will fnf that
they are all true. 1t has no power to
report resolution of censure. that
must be left to the House. 1t is certain
Ackien Will either be expelled or c-u-
sured at the bar Of the House.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
Playing Volcano,

A special dispatch to the Charleston
Nr%s and Courier states that Bald
Mountain, in North Carolina, is play
irg volcano again. The residents there
felt severe shocks and heard rumbIipcs
in the mountain on the 18th and 20th
OF January. On the 10th Of February
the rumbling was again heard very dis
tinctly at distance of seventeen miles
The people ara considerably excited
again, and confidently expect the
whole mountain to fall to pieces soon.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
The Washington Bail

The grand hall OF the Washington
Fl Tire Company will be a grand affair,
There will be numerous visitors from
Chonshohocken, Philadelphia, Wilkes,
barre, Reading and other cities. The
Company will begin 10 decorate on
Thursday night. The bridge over
winch the promenade is to take place
has been tested by bridge builder
who says that it will be able to hold
any weight the Company NIGH put
upoAit.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
case Undecided,

, Florence Bsokwitn, white, girl aged
10 was arrested yesterday morning for
hVing WITH coIVre1 man named .jlhn-
son on b street, in South WILMINGTON
sAe presents fine appearance and a. ,
I ser'S thas the reason of her living with
nm Is owing to her having been Srjven
rom home. No further action has vet
been taken in the case, '''
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
POsIfiVeLy IyeNie5.

LONDON, Feb. l6, l8SO.-The corres.
Ponnent OF THE Manchester Guar
aian' says he is able to state on the
highest authority that there is no trnlb
In the persisted reports that the Bar
one 0neSs Burdett. .Coutts has given $500 :
ooo Tor the relief Of Irish distress.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
important TO NGaherg.

M@ WLSIOG'5 &OO,h!ne Syruu I, lIs or;y
III az " at mothers can rely Uyou for thor
cd,j!-'l 1t cprrect5 acidity Of The stomach,
cui"s ~y-d collie regulates the bowels nd
H' rrs hralt ant cya.urt to mother and
Ga =. =, ring the prDcGa. Ot teo,biE2its value
i5 'l'l 'ylable. 1t so!tGus th3 eurls. ra2ucpe
IN H.. tton and ollays all yala, thereby
Rit''l' est to the Ch!d and c,m lOrC 20 Lot,
nplhGr, wwenty FIVE cents Dott.3.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18

James Stearrett, of Christiana hun,
dred. has sold his farm of IS acres 'c
John TaIey, of Brandywipe bundled
and will consequently sell his personal
property at public sale, on THURSDAY,
the 11th of March.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
List OF Public sales.

To take place:
- 10, Frank Il Pusey Pennock, M. @. II,
~, VIM. s. Goodley, ID. CO.. Pa.
II, Emma Clark, Red Lion Hid.
" is, f. Shepherd, Pen. HID,
10, j.. q. Hutchinson, N. u. HID.
~, Lyman n Gamble, M. q. II.
g 23, Samuel Logan, VI. g. IL,
" "A Matthias T0bln, o..
~, BENJAMIN Booths estate, N.C.H,
70, J. H0ilecSer, Red Lion lid.
20, Saml. ElcDonnelly, near Newark,
" 70, Elizabeth J. Lyman, NJ. @. Id.
70, John Newove's estate, N. q. HID,
26, John W. Burris, SUNNI: Bridge,
g 70, Amos W. House, ID G.
2S, John Mcdonnell, N. G. Hid.
March l, Abner IL. ana ElwOod Woodward,
Trustees, Mill Greek Hundred.
], Evan RICHTER, Brandywine lid,
2, Mary Gibson w. @. @, II.
" ., D McCarty, Christiana lid.
., Ellis Hicks, city.
=, Carr II Lea, Brandywine Hundred,
. Swayne and Mouseley, chris. Hd.
10, Ezra Pierce, Brandy wine nd.
10. John Barnes CITY.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
Truth and Honor,

4uerV What is the best family mediclne
IN tAe World 10 regulate ths Dove :, purity tic
, uo.'. remove c0stiyeness and hI ouue,s. a.d
q "e%Inn end tone up the whole system J.?
! 'cf and honor compels us - answer, llgr
. I" icing, pure. perle and harmless, -
Gi. See another column.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
DIEH.

MARSHALL--Tn this city, on the 18th inst,
rrs. Amelia Marshall, in the cath year OF
her 9Re.
The relatives and friends are invited to at
tend tho funeral from the residence Of her
son. VIM Marshall, 200 Madison street, on
Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment at Gre Hill cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
PeNeNtriankaEn In Enplnnn

LONDON, Feb. l6.-The pedestrians
blower Brown, Hazael, and Day star
TED IN the six day go-as-you- please
walking match for the championship
OF England belt, at Agricultural Hall,
at l o'clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
7v0 ", FRONT STREET
HOUSEAND SIGN PAINTING,

drrdiinling, Vanishing, Paper Vanishing
sPeSe,aisy, staining and Hand wood Finishing
first na eEely h,nn OF work in our line done in
Patronage solicited. LstimnIng i"rni"hi "s nti'op'
DANIEL SMITH, Manager, r''''
Successor to Barker r. Smith n,,..
23l SHIPLEY STRr ~ "s''
8Ind Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
The MT. Lebanon Lecture,

The lecture on the subject of "Sham'
at Mt Lebanan M. Il. Church, by the
Rev. J. B. Mann, will be tomorrow,
"wednesday evening" February 18th,
and not On March 10Th as erroneOuSly
stated yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
KrpACrfRslNn Ernn

for the speedy Cure OF Seminal Wep4ness
hoss CT l4anhood, and all GlsOrderj hr,uyEi
1n ~ lndiscretlUu or ey"css. ANY Hfuggist
la3 the Ingredients. address
DAVIDSON 90, rs Nasaau It., New YorB
rs tu'si WY
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BRITISH tDS, $50 E au! ..,.
sons Pfetcn tlLg tj,u .o. ult ry,Dn. = ,,p.s
by circulars or q hrrHst Ir- NN5-pLLfS
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
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iDdl3ctctions Of yoata uaryJN whaguegg
eatiy decay, idss OF ulu,,Dl0d, ETC, Wi!I zen
Q recjuo LAat viii cUrg you ERIT g..
CHARGE. This great ryHcedy was ri,co,
cred BY q missionary In south hmer!ca. .an3
Q Seii-dddresscd envelope 10 tho RE-. .,1,aPa
L. lNMAN. StaGGI u. Flew York Uuy.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-18
The ChfcDgO Convention.

Colonel Febiger and ]. V. Christy are
. 2oken of as candidates for the Repub'
lean Convention at Chicago.