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New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
PRESIDENT AND PROFESSOR.

Indiana UnirerSiiv Letter 10 indianapolis Sentinel
We crossed Clear Creek, now nicely curbed with
stone on q level with the McAdam street, and wind
ing through the public school grounds. 1t was here
the late President Wylie taught Professor Harney.
subsequently Editor of The Louisville D6mOcrat an
unexpected lesson in natural philosophy. misun-
derGtandinK had existed between them for some
time, growing ont of an anonymous letter wnich
q son Of the President had written Professor Har-
ney. The son had quarrelled with him, and had
written the letter IN his fathers stndy Oh his
fathers paper advising Professor Harney TO resign
The Professor charged the President with having
written the letter, aud would hear no denial
Shortly afterward, as DR.. Wylie, carefully at
tired in black brOadclOth coat and white vest aud
pantalOOns, was proceeding to the university. he
met Professor HaTney. It was in the Spring time,
the grass was high and wet and the path mar
row. The Professor would not give the road and
the President had to turn out IN the grass. OF
course his pantalOOns were soiled, and his temper
rufled, but opportunity for retaliation came
soon. Over Clear Creek, which then ran wild, a
single log was placed for fOotbridge As he
about to cross, one day, President Wylie saw Pro-
fessOr Harney coming in opposite direction and
timed his steps that they would meet on the bridge
Sure enough they met half way, when tho Prtsl-
dent who was a TALL muscular man, observed to tho
Professor: Doctor, l believe 1t is a lesson yOu
teach, that when large body meets small one,
the latter has TO give way aud before the Pro-
fessor had time to say yea nay swept hm OF the
log and left linn sprawling IN the brook below. l
wonder what would be thought Of such p7Cceed-
ing now daVs. There ls a change when the acnlty
disagree; somebody resigns and thc vacancy IS
filled by somebody else. That Is all.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
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GARFIELD, YOUTH IND MAN.
The Rer. r Brpoks. In Tie IRON ri,ncs.

The Rev. I. BROOKS, IN TIE Troy Times
Twenty-Five years ago, while teacher in the
Seventh Ward In this city, footed 1t to Poesten-
kill, and then learned OF the first advent Of two
young students from Williams College. James A. Gar
held aud Professor Wilbur, who had that Saturday
walked from WilliaInstown, Garfield having he ard
OF o church of his faIth at POestenkill, aud hopnR
to secure an opportunity to preach there; formed
an intimate acQuaini ance with him, admirng his
genial, manly, and pleasant ways Shortly after
ward, there being vacancy In the high school In
Troy, and having an influence with which could
obtain the place for q friend, led Garfield up 10
the top of Mount Olympus In this city, and there,
living upon the bare rocks for two hours, We reen-
acted the of the temptation in the wilderness
1 being the Satan ia the mimic arama. Garfield
had been preaching at Milville and Poestepkil and
and. consequently knowing bis financial needs,
was sOlicltOus to place HIM In good position, and
above pressing financial needs. After listening To
my enumeration of the advantages OF taking the
position vacant IN the high school he arose, and,
with flush of animation and decision. he said
express my thanks for all your efforts, bur il has been
the ambitlo and struggle OF my life to win an hou-
orable diploma from some one Of your Eastern cob
leges, and then can hold 1t III the face oil the
world and win honor aud distinction. cannot ac-
cept the aluring offer"
Eust 10 visit the scenes Of my boyhood, stopped
over Sunday, June 9, In Chicago Unknown 20 n,e
friend had advertised me to preach In one Of the
smallest Christian chulehes the city. After the
sermon was informed thas General Garfield was
one of my auditors. Friends were anxious 70 m
troduee me to him. but said no." was desiroas
to sec If there would be o mutual recognition. Sooa
stood looking ae him squarely la the face, until
feared he mignt thiuk me guilty of impeytlnenee
could not reeah single feature twenty -fys years
had wrought such change in his appearances linen
said, =" Brother Garfield, am glad to meet YOU
again do you remember me ~ Locking me over
III bis pleasant manner, .he replied y Hardly but
there Is something famiiIar about yea" referred
him, without mentioning nay name, to the sceue on
Mount Olympus when he said, :. Yss Go<s bless you
remember you weilP After pleasant eoayesss.
tIon, we separated, with the thought and fym
conviction that the presidential bee buzzed net .
bit in his bonnet that day. 70. /.
General Garfield Is o man Of pronsuBced couyis-
ti0ns. and all In the direction Of ri9hs. He ceaA
pass by the large and deservediy popular chureAxs =
Chicago and ind Q place foz woFshsuig 60 sf the
WIN stand the shaxpest crittsisn Hs q fhs psrrs
tiOn OF his frisnds aud he VIII he AM einls
next, and one of cur most henersd aad SRqo6Gutnt
Presidents IS a r 8 81, '''r :, '--
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
YIRGINITY.
Hom The Academy.

Like sunlight OH windy mOunlain-side;
Or, on n height, snow bathed in Summer air:
Or like drifting cloud, serene and fair;
Or a white leaping fountains royal pride
That scatters radiant gems on every side
The nameess charm of be1uty that these wear,
Undimfned by sorrow, never worn by care,
Ia the sole dover of my girlish bride.
IhIs clngs to her, this its upOn her brow,
Perfumes her lips, shoots from her earnest eve,
Clothes her slight form. and gloves her warm
white hand
Methinks it makes an angel Of her now,
As in the free air fearless doth she stand.
II has no name but pure VITglnlty.
EDWARD Rose.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27

of strength and exhilaration. And so in the
twilight, having satisfied my salt waterlonginRS,
srOlled back to Edinburgh. As went through
seeming to stretch up to the Heaven them
selves; the old fish wives were crying
"haddies" every where and as | eontem-
plated the stout proportions Of these some
what musical saleSwOmen. their great feot
thick ankles and ponderOus shoes. came to
logical conclusion that none of the Names OF
Robert Burns were like unto them.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27

it bits of butter and soms Iaore pounded eEaaker
bake two hours and eat cold
GRAHAM MUyFINs.-TWu cups new mills, tbree
cups Grab am -four, two eggs, enc teaspoon sasefNr
tus. Bake IN railroad pans or mufin rings.
CocoAxUF DRoPs.--0ne-half pound grated nut,
oue-half pound loaf sugar, whites OF three eggs :
droD on buktered paper and bake.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27

said this verso over and over as
went on, thinking of all the sOrrows
and mistakes and misfOrtunes of that short
life of its miseries and alas! of its Maries.
am glad that this beautiful song was writ
ten, though the contemplated voyage was not
taken, end the poet remained to live
and to die in the Scotland which
he loved so well. Leith itself is, not to put
too fine O point upon it, commercial. 1t is all
docks and piers: lts familiar objects are an
chors and chain cables. and its principal
shops retail tarpauhn hats, tobacco, beer
and spirits. There are many respectable editices,
banks and churches and exchanges, but mainly
1t Is a place OF ships and OF those who go
down to the sea in the same. 1t does busi-
ness for Edinburgh, which thus preserves its
cleanliness and sweet inland flavor.
1t was pleasant to look off at the
cen again, from the long pier
crowded with prOmenaders. the nir full of
the restless and graceful birds, and the wind
New-York tribune., 1880-06-27

Now tell mo candidly, are you guilty ~
aAked lawyer OF hts CLIENT Why, do yUu JpO-i III
be fool enough 10 hire you If was innoceut"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Marvellous Uure.

Among the Immigrant passenger
who came ashore At Castle Garden, New
York. from the steamship Westphalis,
on Thursday, were four Germans
three OF whom were women and one 3
man. One Of the women was Of peou.
liar build. Her features we're long and
thin, and her shoulders narrow but
with these exceptions she was quite
portly, and looked to be about 276
pounds in weight. She moved slowly
aud In seeming distress. To inquirers
her companions said that che was very
Ill, and the Customs officers permitted
her to pass undisturbed. Mrs. Jennie
Ferris, the Custom House inspeotrsss,
saw her In few inmates Afterwards
seated in chair in the garden, and
after sharp scrutiny OF her, reqnos.
ted her companions TO assist her to her
private room. Every step the woman
took she made agroan. Once inside
the room the inspeotress requested the
two companions to withdraw, and she
locked the door after they went out,
leaving her alone with the suffering
In few minutes the door
was unlocked, and q tall and angular
woman stepped spryly out In place Of
The rotund, slow going woman that had
On the door lay twelve yards
II cloth that explained the change IN
ner appearance. Mrs. Ferris had an
rolled 1t from her waist.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
The Story Of - Burmese,

Young Bdwin, . Burmese, vhs ha.
been eduoated In this country with th,
view Of sending him as Baptist mis-.
sionary to Burmah, leCtured last week
in Baltimore. Speaking Of the dsplor.
able condition Of women In the East,
ewing mainly to peculiar religious
teachings, he said: "Girls in China
are believed TO have no souls, and to
kill them is not murder, and therefore
not to be punished. Where parents
are too poor to support the girl children
they are disposed OF in the following
way: At regular intervals an appoint
ed officer goes through village and
collects from poor parents, all the girl
children they cannot care for, when
they are about eight days cid. He has
two large baskets attached TO the ends
Of q bamboo pole and slung over his
Six infants are placed In
each basket, and he carries them TO
some neighboring village and exposes
them for sale. Mothers who desire 10
raise wives for their sons buy such as
they select. The otherS are taken to
the Government asylum. Of which there
are many all through the country. II
here is room there they are taken In
4 not they are drowned"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
nreak Ing she Hcriin treaty.

MANCHESTER, April 5.-The corres
pordsnt Of the Manchester Guardian al
Constsntinople says he hears from q
trustworthy source that BRtoum, which
according TO the Russian declarations
OF Berlin was to be free port, Is rap
idly being converted into a Russian
stronghold. The forts have been re
paired, and a large arsenal has been
constructed at the rear Of the town,
connected with the inner Notifications
by q trsmway. A large number Of
guns have already been mounted. The
contemplated railway to Poti, instead
Of following the natural route along
the seashore, will run behind the noun
tains, and enter Batoum from the rear,
being thus protected from maritime ct.
tack.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
SURRENDER Of Tour Of enc YaEitiyes

bufFenueF OF Four OF the Rugtttves
HARRisBUno, April 6--Msssrs. 6alter,
Petsreff, Hamburger and Crawford,
the fugitivss in the Riot bill bribery
cases, applied for admission 10 jail this
morning. They were admitted, and
we're soon followed by Sheriff Reed,
Judge Pearson, District Attorney Hull
linger, A. J. Herr, Geo. w. Irwin aud
John II. Weiss. Counsel for the defence
asked TO BE- allowed to enter bail for
the appearance Of the clients on April
26th. This was opposed by the District
Attorney, but finally Judge Pearson
admitted them 10 bail in $1,000 each.
This Is fresh bail, Jas the previous re.
cogniEanses were sued out this morning
by the District Attorney. The writs
are endorsed by the Sheriff, 50 that the
surrender this morning is technically an
arrest and committent to jail. Mr.. KEN.
BILE has not put in an appearance, but
will probably do 80 Tomorrow, when
The same course win DO adopted in his
,ass.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Liberalism In England.

LONDON, April 5.-Right Hon. VIM.
n. Gladstone (LiberaI was to-day slss.
ted for Rdinburghshirs (Mid-Lothian).
He polled 1879 votes, defeating the
Earl Of Dalkeith (Cosse2valiva), who
received but 1868 votes. Tho Pail
Mall Gazette estimates that the new
House of Commons will consist Of 3l7
Liberals, 27l Conservatives and sixty
three Home Rulers. II, however. on
any question tue latter should aide
with the Conservatives, the Liberals
wonld be in q minority of seventeen.
The total number OF Liberal votes poll
ed in the election thus far Is ], l57 900,
Conservative votes polled, $1,000,
showing gain in corresponding constit-
uency over the last election Of 304, 600
Liberal and SO 600 Conservative votes.
The Times In its financial article TO-
day says: "The feeling Of unessiness
in the city lest the parties 10 too evenly
balanced for either to form stable
governn tent passed away on Saturday,
and the stock markets were strong and
almost buoyant."
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
twenty-five TEOusAud Negro Eni.
grants.

WAsHnoroB, April b.-Bssore the
exodus committee to-day J. W. Wheel
er, oolored, Of St. Louis, and manager
of the Coiored Relief Association at that
point, stated that over 20, 900 emigrants
had passed through the hands Of the
association at st. Louis, and he thought
that all together, by aid Of different as
fully $4,000 had located In
Kansas from the South. A. present he
thought the movement was, II asything,
on the increase.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Tho Haulan sourtney Confess.

II Is now said that in all probability
the coming race between CARNEY, Han
Ian and Riley will take place over the
international Course on the Sohuylkill.
Mr.. Wn. Blaikie, the referee, on Sat-
urday received the unconditional draft
for $4,000 fr,m Rochester, and this
week will inspect the water course, at
Philadelphia and at Washington, from
which Two cities only tho selection Is to
be made. He 10 regarded % favoring
the Schuylkill course.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
F0R SALE.

-r,-Iwo story brick hssss ~
sstrost, . rooms, with on nfss
I. 4, G bricks, new, Poplar street above
b -, tsE,,,e walnut street above
' I'm; 100 Delaware Avenue modern
ss ~ yssG S7, st5' g, 81 IG sSa 9TH
= w gAstl2th street.
/" da,sChestnut street.
s. "a jefferson street.
" rs ~, West Third street. ,oos
LIZ street near Pine, 70 by icy y,
81 % foh Ia and Eanrtgago from sl0O0 70
B lean gu ems M 10 suit. Apply 70
O0o 10 ~, nCOAULLEl & Cc,
". eV6 Market street,
wilmington. Del
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
TIIden Physically and mens.l,,

TlIden Physically and Mentally.
Howard's Letter In Phiia, ''Pimes," April 8.
| saw Mr.. Tilden ia Central Park
this afternoon. Idon't care what his
nephew, his sister or his political aunts
may say, l say the old gentleman Is a
physical gonsr. He isn't paralysed all
over. He can eat, and doesdrink. He
walks aud talks and rides and drives,
aud is very fond Of sscosting pretty
young women to the theatres, where
they all jabbsr and snnoy the audience.
But for all that he hasn't the phi ysical
strength to stand any bodily wear and
tear. Mentally, he Is squel to 4l6 &.
B. Haysses rolled into one. He Is
quick and sly-not shy, as was inislicI-
tously put few weeks since. You are
all mistaken as to his intimatss. lie
has but two. One is Wat;srson, OF the
Louisville Courier" he Ia money
man. The other is Andrew II. Green,
our Comptroller, now a Park
Commissioner, always a long headed,
'till.tongusd plotter. He Is Filden's
'onndant adviser, friend, worShipper. |
He regards him as greater than Mill,
ryndall, Wilberforos, Hamilton, Jefsr-
ION and the rest OF ua combined. see
hem very often In the Park, always
N 3 coupe, with Uncle Sans mouth |
'lsse TO Andy's ear, tslky, talky, talk
sn't 1t queer!
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
The "Bnr'I" Being Used IN Mary.
Hand.

The Washington correspondent OF
the PhiladelphiG Evening Bulletin"
says: A prominent Marylander, who
has facilities for knowing tho inside
workings Of tho Democratic "ring" in
his swn State says ssnator-elect Cor
man the acknowledged leader OF the
Democratic party in Maryland, 10
guilty Of political duplioity. Quite re-.
Gently Mr.. German came down here
and'assured Senator Baysrd that he
intended to sHppor; him fer the Prssi-
dency. Now Mr. German Ia at work to
secure Tilden delegation to the Gin.
oiunsti Convention from Maryland.
The story ia that ex Senator Barnum
who is managing Tildsn's canvass,
same here recently with quite sum Of
money TO be expended in Maryland. A
conference took place between Baynum,
and German, when, 1t is alleged, she
money was turned ever TO be used In
liking up the Maryland delegation. Up
10 the time thai Barnum appeared on
NE scene, Mr.. German was in favor OF
bsyard denomination. Now all 10 changed
and he is strongly in favor Of Tildsn.
The Marylsnder who Is authority for
his statement says that money ia
being used throughout the State 10
ecure Tildsn delegates, and he enter
aims no doubt a. " the truth Of the
tory tdat it was furnished BY Tildsn
through Mr.. BarDum.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Chester Landmarks GoinK.

UHesteT NeWB.
The old water tank on Chester creek
just east Of the bridge, on the line o.
the P. W. Il B. R. B., Is to b. torn
down and the work OF demolition began
to-day. 1t has stood in it's present
position msre than thirty years, and
carries Us back to the time when
Chester was but an infant and the
ticket office Of the P. W. 4 B. was in
the building on Bdgmont avenue now
occupied by John Clay.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Coughs Gift to spurxeen.

Rev. Mr.. Rpurgeon received recently
from Mr.. JOHN B. Cough an ebony walk
ing stick, with q massive golden head,
elegantly chased, the centre being in
laid with q piece Of California quartz,
dotted over with the precious metal In
its natural size.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
GROCERIES DOWN.

! have this day received large lot Of gre
ceries which will sell cheaper than can be
bought In this city. Our aim Il to convince
those who call that this Is q fact. especially
those who are about to remove 10 the western
end Of the city. We cell nothing but first
class FOODS at the very lowest market prices.
cheaper than us. Oar Flour We sell at %. CO.
5000 and Wis; Patent Flour, $3.50 per barrel
Our oent -four We will guarantee. 0urio
cent. Drips 10 the best gold In the city for the
money, It formerly sold ut Is cts; Coffee trom
10 cents up; our 40 cent Tea NO recommend,
and We DO not sell any goods we cannot re-
commend. Corn, Oats. Hay and Straw for
sale In any quantity. We keep continually
on hand tuil supply Of fresh and salt Meats
Of oil kinds Gall and satisfy yourself that
those are facts. CsAl on ITO test, II cts per
gallon. PETER J. PURD,
32st' Front and MARYLAND are. city.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

Y BETA FINE HOUSE ON TAT
nal win every moJern convenience;
roon gcod noighborhoo In splendid
II Consequence OF the lsteness Of the
Ii vii be rented at y reduction.
HEALD b CO.,
Sl.ey!4t Ith and Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

.TyARTInS WISHING THEIR PIANOS
II or organs tuned, Ae., by James Shebs,
will slsaso leave their orders OF liza King st.,
or ct Prbi, p. Allon's Music Store, Masonic
Tempis. <klmds
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

GUSIE A. MCCALL WILL ~Ksa~
- commence running between t1Sza
this city and Pennsgrove, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 80
And make two round trips on Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and SATURDAYS.
Leave Peanegrove ate and q; Wilmington
at II and O'Clock.
asst, CAPT. DENNEY & BROS.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
| NEW GROCERY STORE.

George +. Wheeler, lo4 3. Sscond %. hal
lately finisaed and completely romodoled
the cid stand, having torn out all the old fix.
lures. The new ones max % the store secOnd 10
none Being grateful for past patronage,
and by careful attention 10 business he hopes
to merit q continuance Of the same. He has
laid 10 new stock OF ohol3e groceries, and
shall endeavor 10 make the prices for good
goods as low as the lowest. He extends a
cordial invitation to all 70 come and See the
now store. Very Respectfully.
GEO. L. WHEELER,
3.ls-u 1o4 z. and St, city.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

.,rA sPLENDID BClLDlNd
AOR SA LIN :i-o,ns Il bel. Gilpln aud Shall.
sSt mont ~ ,sSt s g.. ppt ou eoa
ys'sS extensive view Of the Delaware pei ware
p nt aud II tho sity. Terms very easy ana ''''
" cash GEO. W. STONE.
Market and " alter sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

A UNIT SALLY, HAVE YOU EVER
"A bsep al the Changers Store, lO3 East
9th street : Uyou have not bsen, go at once
and get some OF their SIC. -four it 10 excel
lent; and their ~. fOar 10 the best In The
city Tor the price. 1t would pay you to sAe all
their dried pears, peaohes, applies, prunss
and German pears. Aunt Sally, Just try their
boc tea whom was IN China could not get
Get some fried oysters and try IT, Rice, 4 rs
Tor 2bc., and corn starch, 4 Ms. for 26c. / can't
tell you all, Aunt Sally. Ju t 20 yourself and
see. Changers Stois, los East 9th street.
8AJ6Lh r. N WJER
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

ID EMOVAL-JAOOBI drummer HAS
H. removed his watch store from No. 8al
Lombard " 800 King tt., where he will DO
pleased to attend 70 oil who may favor him
with their patronage. 426lmd
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

arrow OPENED.-J. K. CHANDLER l.
H% Cos. Grocery store, with an entire stock
Of new groceries Of the best quality, which we
will soil at the very lowest cash prices. Pure
spices and tho best grades Of -four In the
you 60 to the right place.
CHANDLER 4 90, i
Is z. 3rd st,, (Odd Fellows Han
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

bR REKT.--Kew Houses on thirteenth
street between West ard Washington
\ Rait lOV. Apply 10 jon GREEN,
On gaL n French or a. 1915 Washing
Itreet thaf-oltl
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
FOE REN y.

bR EEnT-ATA VERY LOW PRICE
itaprIlYa, ton be made ~ onca. the two
bou,st On Van Barren st. above eth hay
krs, porah, large front snd EIDE yaIds; IL
q hot and cold water heater In cellar
IA ABBY to HARLAN CAUSE,
CliA[ Front and CatnAll.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

BIZ KENT TINE TWO OFFICES S.
". ~. ID ono Shipley s's., lately occu.
byI n. Frazer 4 TO-, as law and real
. Otiscs. DR. fl. GARRETT,
E,3l 70 Shipley it.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
REAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
". Il. BOWMAN Manager,
Is h. SECOND ST, l5E SECOND sr
Wilmington, Delaware.

Our Assortment Of the finer grades oi-Tea
and Coffee, and perfectly pure pepper, and
spioss generally. 10 one Of the best, Prices
Away right SUGAR AT COST TO GUS.
TJ)MERS
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

0S1 EAFcs large load Of kindiiEf
&IeOO wood. Ordsrs can DO left q
GtAy l. Bros, Second and King streets; ia
cob Mosre, ut Otty Depot, and John y. MJlloi
UAien sxest and GilpAp avsnae.
S.i4m J. AffaklWNKv
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

BIZ RENE HOUSE NO. 1905 WASH
hgWn street; with bath and m0Aorn
lltR THDS. DARLINGTON,
Ill., 6S9 Washington street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

S.I.E-gb NEW HOUSES, SDME
|OR , sA maIsrs Improvements; priees from
Win noo ,arm, ye,y easy; would take
SsS or mortgages for payment .s,e Apply
S'''A Y a. II. TiNDALL q 81, Sp y J. j..
Me-, iai fi'A' 3-ll Ind
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

~ cAIE-A FIRST GLASS POOL
oh -, Sn n every respect; balls, cues, and
II cImplste; viii 30 sold cheap 70. van, Tan,
,o M Apply UHArAANS L9 sltr
, pr ,th and ShiP'ey. o'I
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
WAITED.

Wi 81 ~ AiLLER.-A SIMPLE MAN
ets h, commended, and who mas had
VIA. '' tAp:F'cnce, 0Srticularly In wheat:
n T.i Necl apply. Address Miller
8-Sl-d2t. ltW
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

AZ s,,F-rHREE STORY BRICK
w ~. rooms and frame kitehen, Tor
!, n I,a,, or half can remain On mortgage
v .Us ava Walnut street, 5000.
P'OP''' GRHGR b PIERCE,
.,o Clayton House building.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

,ERE>T. A WE'LL CONS rRUCTED,
vel ljea,et, large and conveniently sr-
y dive liER Tor the ssasOE furnished or
/ year uniurnished {; favorable terms.
-HGSu HEALU Il Co,
It'll and Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

npq,Lr-AE IhST-CL 'S3 10 FOOT
nil ny Yacht Apply ". II. CoRN-
)0KS, 4.5W. Sd St, VII, Del. S'2tu
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

fheso goods are unexcelled IN purity ,strenKs
and favor, BY any In the oitY at the
price. Try them aud DO
convinced OF the fact.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

T.jn,', Fl RST-CLASS CARNAGE
q HUDSON & UAHILL.
208 Orange 81,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

y REET,--BAsEMENT OF STORE
No. ES Mar4et street suitable for
~ barber shop. Inquire Of
GEO. W. BUSH, French ct. wharf.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

no e,IE-2bo EDWARD HARRIS
~ n'.epa.sTp suits Of our own manufleture
,' V"'' tr nm, sIO " slt, y. tie Boston One
~ thing Hsuse, 2l3 Market SC. $50