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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10


For Philadelphia and intermediate stations !:
$40, 1880, a. M; I3o, 4, 100, 9 ~, $50, p.
m. On Sundays: $40 o. M; 800, go, $50
p. m.
Pails. Express: $50, ., sA, 1902 q. IN. Sun.
DAYS: 9.iS .. m.
FOR Phila. and New York: 1855, 273, $50, 100
1909, ll.4l o. I'M; *l2, 80, *l2.43, (Lim.
ited) b.4S p. m. Sundays, LII, as o. IN.
For baltimore and way stations: 12.6l, 8.35 q.
M: 1879, 5,22 y. m.
For baltimore, Washington and Bay Line:
4+a, T.08 p. "a.
For baltimore and Washington: 1881, 2cs
2.lb, 6.85 o. m; 1858, 1.0A uimited) 4,49,
7.0S D. m. Sundays: l2.5i, 2.O3, AIS a. IN.
For information apply at depot.
For New Oastic: 900, s.2S, d. m, Los, 800
6.6S p. N.
For Harrington and intermediate stations :
9:S g. M; L.C6. o.t5 n. IN.
For Deimar and intern ..diat, stations: Q rs o..
For wilmington d Eorth,rn K. b.: 100, q.
M; 800, sos, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive s and 1l.26 o. m, and Gas p. n.
Fer Delaware Western t. H.: IT'S, 800, AN.
$50 D. n. No Sunday trainRs
TRAINS goR WILMINGTON LEAVE FzILApKr-
PHIA,
From Broad street and Washington avenue
100, $40. 1880, lO.46, 11.46 a. m; l.ao, $3.50,
1, SIS, 9, $40, 8, 9.t6, lisp. m. On Sun
days. $50 o, NJ; Q, 8, 9.i6, u.30p. m.
From Thirty-Second and Marketatreets: 7.3)
1870. 1895 Q. M; l2.26. (Limited) S.46 p. o..
I'D SUI laws: LOS a. m.
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FOURTH EDITION.
CHESTER HEIGHTS.

Tho Third Day or the Great sun
day school ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was
Done.
Yesterday was the third day Of the
Assembly. Some fifty boys and girls
went together at eight o'clock in the
morning to greet their instructor, Rev.
Z. Stubs. The normal class, compos.
cd Of everybody who desires to assume
q course OF study for the term, is in.
creasing in attendance. Yesterday
morning the subject was "Bibls Biogra.
ply" and the lesson was conducted by
Rev. J. $. J. Mcconnell, Of Philadsl.
phia.
Two deaf mutes, James C. Stubs
and Matthew Lee, illustrated at some
length their sign-languags, II being the
order Of the day for ten o'clock, and
were certainly appreciated. Rev. L.
Stubs acted as interpreter, and the
possibility of education Of the mind,
even with the door shut but the win.
dow left open, had a demonstration
that was sensibly evinced. Mrs. S. W.
Clark gave an earnest talk on the
"Work Of Primary Classes" and Miss
Julia A. Dram carried the unhagging
audience over the heat of mid day with
a series of Evolutionary readings.
DR.. Eskridge at o'clock came with
the subject of physical Culture" and
those who had been carried away in
spirit were reminded in many practical
hints that they were still In the flesh
with its laws and environments. The
evening subject was Secular Instruc-
tion in Local Churches" by William
B. Trites, N. D., followed by micro
scopic exhibition by Professor D. S.
Holman, illustrating motion and life.
The attendance upon the Assembly is
increasingly large, and it may be said
to be fairly under way.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10
A Pleasant Party.

On Thursday evening a party of ten
young men, accompanied by lady
friends embarked ON the Falcon, al
7.45, for pleasure trip on the Della
ware. The ting steamed down the
Christiana, to the mouth Of the creek
when her bow was turned toward
Chester, where they landed about ten
O'Clock. The party disembarked and
proceeded in body up Market street
to Messrs. Hart & Hamilton's Ice Cream
Saloon, where refreshments were serv-
ed in first class style. After spending
an hour in viewing the city, the party
proceeded back to the boat, and at IL. Is
the lines were cast of, and the start
made for home. The party were in the
best of spirits and a good time was en-
joyed by all. Mr.. Edward Heal per-
formed seme excellent airs on the
banjo. At / o'clock the boat
landed at French street wharf,
all we'll pleased with their trip. The
following ladies and gentlemen compos-
ed the party:
Jno. V. Sheppey, Miss May Beecher,
B. l.. Morris, Miss Emma Smith, VIM.
Wiokersham, Miss Liddie Marsh, Geo.
Smith, Miss Annie Reeve, David
Chalfant, Miss Ida Carswell, F.
W. Reeve, Miss Jennie Marsh,
II. 7. Wallace, Miss Marion Carswell,
Harry Trigga, Maggie Cloud, W. H.
Wallace, Miss Kate Carswell, Geo.
Miller, Howard Heal and Mr.. Brown.
The Chester "Times" says, and last
but not least, (for he's large enough
to equal any two Of the party the Rev.
L. B. Morrow, whose title lit might be
we'll to explain) does not indicate him
as q minister, but as one who loves to
revel in innocent amusement and who
held the same relations to the party
that headlight holds to locomotive,
although it cannot be said he is light
headed. May they come again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10
SECOND EDITION.
OORAN GROVE.
what II New nc the Religions New
Jersey resort.


Special correspondents to the Republican.
OCEAN GRoys, N. j., July SIN view
of the fact that so many Delawareans
make this their summer home, and it Is
proposed by goodly number Of Will
minptonians to visit Ocean Grove on
Thursday next, with the excursion to
be given by st. Pauls M. y. church,
n brief description Of the place may moi
be amiss at this time. l imagine Ocean
Grove contains more houses than any
town in Delaware outside of Whining
ton, and Of course has larger popula'
ton.
To give an idea of the number OF PEG
pie here, mention that at the rededi'
cation of the auditorium on Sunday
last, when Bishop Hurst preached, il
was estimated that between three AND
four thousand persons were present, and
$50 scholars were in attendance at the
several Sunday Schools in the after.
noon. am told So trains stopped at
the depot the building is 500 feet long,
each day and l can assure that, ON the
arrival Of the trains, with their load OF
human freight, it is a lively place
The enterprising Hickman is on hand
70 take you to any OF the hotels or cot
tages for Zoe. which are distant from
the depot from one-half to one mile
There are several good hotels. The
Arlington, located near the grove; the
Sheldon, fronting beautiful little
mark, in REV of the Lake and Spring
view are finely located, fronting the
ocean, and near Reno's bathing ground
these are the principal houses and are
we'll kept. Board cottages abound, and
seem to be more popular than the no.
tells, probably of the home like comforts
and the sociability existing between
guests, which you do not always find
ia q hotel. Many Of these cottages are
quite large and will accommodate from
40 to rs guests each.
One cannot 80 amiss for want of a
good boarding house, they are located
every where, and nicely fitted up, and
look inviting to the weary traveller
with their pleasant porches, easy
chairs, &c., and then the grass and
flowers LOOK 80 refreshing. For it is a
fact that grass and flowers will and do
grow here, and they receive at the
hands of the cottsgers considerable care
and attention. There is scarcely a
porch that is not adorned with
flower pots or kegs painted in bright
colors. The attractions and entertain
ments are numerous as well as varied.
You can attend religious meeting at
3 am, battle at II am, or take sail or
fish on the ocean. In the afternoon q
carriage ride to Long Branch, Ocean
Beach, Spring Lake, Sea Girt, and a
boat ride on the charming Wesley
Lake, which is as pretty as picture. |
have not the time or you the space
to give for a mention of Asbury Park,
as going. The plank walk along the
ocean front is feature, it is three
fourths of a mile long and sixteen feet
wide and affords splendid proninade.
There is q number of Wilmington
people here. The following have cot
tages: DR.. Tan:um, Gregg Chandler,
Caspar Kendall, Mrs. Edith Newlin,
and Mrs Edward Moore. The weather
is delightful. SURF.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10

Mary Ricketts, and CordeIis "
charged before Magistrate hna
terday with assaulting SsIsA
Mary was fined SO cents and I"
Cordslia was discharged
Frank Fernan, a member o.
was Frustrated by the heat aIp
burial service at the grave
Bratton, at Mt. Salem church ~
yesterday afternoon. dc wa "
in a carriage, but recovered W.
reached home. Isl
The church at Church A,ll' As
which Rsv. J. G. FasnOcD' NJ
will be reopened for divine sn, ''
Sunday. The building has V'' =,
kalsomined, reprinted inside -
furnished with a new pniPNI.
and bell. Revs. T. Z. Msr l,,,.
f. Mowbray and J. s. "lIO
ficiate.
The soldiers and sailors ~.
friends will hold their meeting
o'clock this evening, in 'p'
Club room, to hear the ,sP ",
committee on permanent G'a','i N
adopt a name for the CLUB a.
tendance ia expected.
The ladies OF the W. u IL
hold a public Temperance m .Ns
the middle depot tc-morfo" o."
at 4 O'Clock. u
The NJ. S. r. A. will 1oia .ia,y
ance meeting in West Wi'~''
afternoon.
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THIRD EDITION..
DIR. TANNER THE FASTER.


Twelve Days OF FasfIng-The Con-
0ttiOn of the Doctor Last Might.
The physicians who were watching
DR.. Tanner at O'Clock last evening
noticed that there were pallor over.
spreading his features. His face was
pinched and haggard, and there was a
fierce brilliancy in his eyes which re-
minded one of the glittering orbs of a
famished wolf.
DR.. G.. M. Weeks, who had been with
the fasting mau four or five hours, said
TO a reporter; 'Dr. Tanner is now show
ing unmistakabls symptoms OF starvs.
ton. do not mean to say that there
are indications Of death, but the lack
Of good blood in the heart and brain is
evident. He will be watched closely,
and if his pulse should suddenly 20 up
to say 106, and then drop to 95, we
would know that death was at hand
and take immediate measures to save
his life.
His pulse is now SO and temperature
99l." At 6p. M, Drs. Molesworth,
miller anu uO6ueT went Uu kuhTus-
Within a few minutes DR.. Tanner,
whose hammock bed had been placed
in the gallery of the hall, reclined upon
his right side and went to sleep. He
did not sleep long, however, for at 7
o'clock the gas burners in tie hall
we're lighted and visitors began to en-
ter in large numbers. Arising and sit
ting up in his hammock, he was heard
talking in strong voice, which ipdi-
Gated his lungs, at least, were in good
condition. When asked how he felt,
he said: "As well as could expect IN
der the circumstances. have no idea
of abandoning my attempt to live forty
days without food; but l don't want
any person to say that l have taken
nourishment, when God knows l have
not broken my fast" DR.. Tanner raj.
lied from his temporary weakness soon
after I O'Clock, and was cheerful and
talkative.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10
FIFTH EDI7I11
CARlsrlANA iTEsv
The Weather and III.
Potatoes Potatoes ana oat.- ,Ss !

Tne weather nm.
Potatoes ana Os,,-. ,ns
OF Interest. ''hef
Special Correspondence Of Ii, D. |
v CHRISTIAN "a July S& NJ
MH'sRs. EDIrORs;-The v..S
keeps dry; what rain W. b "s'iS
up and the vegetables su IIu = !
long continued droutb '"r ~, lf1
corn is IN silk and tasssl v ils
is no advantage in tAi, S S.I y
good yield. The Later o My w
mach better, as it will | "a, :,
rains and | think will tr ="
than the early planted. '4'u ny
There is occasionally a lin. j
ment made in and abcpt thus tSs ~
the shape of buildings wbqu ", v
requires IL W. J. Campbell N
prising young merchant m v,t Y
cradle improvement in and w..
store by painting " hich Looks s' =,
be meant business. A' 81
Harvest has drawn to a olo,,
farmers are thankful for ~
crops they have been bles. mi
potatoes both white and swa s'i \
If they will yield well. ~
The white potato has 10, h,.,l
ed much by the bug,as ps,is N
put a stop to Its ravsges, ~
msrs who have got out thei, III
it is fully up to their eypsc, AZ !
yield per acre being from q ~ u
els. The oats crop is geuersD1
short with a few exceptions
oats have been drilled in N
pounds of phosphate, tia c,nl
good. One farmer near the viii
the best crop within a Circuit
miles. He drilled in n,
using the star bone phosphate
appearance there will be from 4
bushels per acre.
There was a mad dog shot p.
village on Wednesday murnipl
evidently was suffering fromb,3
bia Of the most virulent tyre.
1t is reported that the Rev, M
lips ofthe P. E. Church from n
City, will preach in Peters \
next Sunday afternoon in The
ct 3 o'clock, P. NJ.
The Rev. Thomas D. Hausc,
Episcopal church near stanton,
cd an eloquent and patriotic sen|
Sunday morning last July 4l,
or of that day.
The blackberry ia in Seastl
basket parties are taking adysua
them. They are very plenty, d
general thing are not SO fns
season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10

Morning Star Division No. 2, Sons OF
Temperance has set apart next Tues.
day night expressly for the purpose Of
holding consultation meeting Oh the
subject of temperance as it stands to-
day. All ministers Of the gospel, Good
Templsrs and the members OF the M. S.
R. A., and all other temperance organi-
cations and temperance workers are in
vited to attend and participate in the
discussion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10
Fortune for a DeInwRreap

Inquiries in reference to the fortune
in Europe which is claimed by the Nor
risons and GrifHns, of this 'neighbor-
hood and Philadelphia, and Mr.. Haman,
of California, are now being made. Mr..
Morrison, Of New Castle, who went to
Europe for such a purpose, has recent.
ly returned. 1t is stated that some Of
the heirs took letters of introduction
from Thomas F. Bayard, Esq, to Judah
P. Benjamin, and have engaged him to
conduct the case. The property is sit
uatsd in Wales.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10
DIR. OTIS Lecture,

Rev. J.. M. P. OTIS, a forma
of the West Presbyterian chm|
this city, but now connected vi
Chambers street Presbyterian 1
of Philadelphia, leotured at the
Gap Springs, Pa, on Wednesd,f
theme was "Psnnsy!vauia |
Irish in the Carolinas." The /
was given to celebrate the TON
versary of the settlement Of The
bian Valley. Mr.. OTIS stated
himself had been b.rn in South
lima and that the Scotch Iii
emigrated to PennsyIVanis /
principally at New Castle, Dsl.'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10

The steamer Samuel NJ. FELTON, will
give another excursion to Atlantic City
tomorrow. The boat will leave French
street wharf at Gas o'clock. Tickets,
800.
The steamer Major Rsybold will give
an excursion to Woodland Beach to-
morrow The boat will leave French
street wharf at $50 o'clock. Tickets,
80 cent?.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10

Dr. S!mns' Vegetable Liver Pills. > u
gar Uoated, without an equal. They never
grippe or siczen In operating move the bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the healthy
action OF the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or left side or
through the LungS. Indigestion. Costiveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
BilliOpsness, LalguOr, General Weakness
and other bodily intirmltIos are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. They
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
Tree from the danger of prevailing diseases
Sold by dealers and country store keepers
Ask Tor Dr. Simms' Pills and take no others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Whining.
ton. Dol. PHILADELPHIA. So2 Arch St.
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Steam for Putting ont Fire.

VI tIe helIuOllchu.
MEssRs. EDIToRS.-Please notice in
your valuable paper that it is a better
plan to put out fires by steam instead
of water. know Of it's great value as
| have tested it many times with burn
ing oils and burning wood all of which
can be put out Immediately, and not the
tenth part of damage done as by water.
Small steam hose, say an inch or an
inch and quarter can be used, and
made any required length to suit the
purpose, and it will not take more steam
than it takes to use the water hose. IT
will put out fires in the open air or in
houses closely shut up. II is better TO
keep the house closed in order TO make
it more efsctualy. hope our fire.
men will look into the matter.
Dr.. WILLIAM FIELDS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10
SALE

-OF--
FURNITURE, ALSO NOTIONS, SO.
Will be sold at Public Sale. at the auction
rooms OF Thomas M. Osle, SJ7 Market street,
ON TUESDAY, THElsTH DAY UFJULY
at 3 o'clock, p. M,
a large lot OF new and secondhand furniture,
consisting OF 2 hair cloth parlor suits. camp
stools, bedsteads, mattresses, tables, chairs
lounges, ono large office desk, iron safe, one
cook stove and several ether stoves. Also AZ
the Same time and place
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF NOTIONS,
consisting Of stationery, toilet soaps, mus icai
tubs, wash boards, saws, knives,
hosiery and many other articles.
THOMAS M. OGLE,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate agent,
7lO'2t No. SG7 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10
NOTICES.

NYUTICE OF DISSOLUTION.--TH
IN copartnerahip heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned under the firm namc
Of ". M'Caulley 4 Co., is this day dissolye cd
by the withdrawal Of william M 'Caulley.
The business Of the late Arm will DO settled
by the remaining partners.
w. M'CAULLEY,
J.P. RUTH,
The business will hereafter DO conducted
under the firm name Of W. M'Cau!ley Il Co.,
by the undersigned.
J.P. RUTH. .-.
7.92tt J. AUGUSTUS M'CAULLEY.
Wilmington, July 8, 1880.
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The P0nserOy Railroad

NbWh!K IIeuBbr.
Eight carloads of ties have been die.
tributed on the 2. & S. L. Il. r. be-
tween Newark and Landenberg. These
are to be used for repairs, and the out
look for an esrly resumption Of bust.
ness to this place certainly looks en-
touraging.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10
AZ EzIOn ChurcD.

Tomorrow will be missionary
EEion u. L. Church, the Rev
Ter preaching an apprOpriates'
the morning. In the evening
bationers will be taken into ii-
bership.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10

Mr.. Thomas J. Bowen, bricklayer,
has just completed nine handsome
three story brick houses with all the
modern improvements at Fourth and
Adams streets. 1t is quite probable
that the same gentleman will build
eighteen other houses in the same
neighborhood.
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100 W, FRONT STREET.
lNorrectad daily by A. Z. Tatnall
TlO THE PUBLIC

Notwithstanding the increase in the price
Of ice, Charley Kyle, the veteran ice cream
dealer, proposes TO give az large plate Of
cream as usual. Charley has made ample ar.
rangements to supply all with ice cream and
confectionery, who may call, feeling assured
a, Il bs elgs Unse M @
the ice cream business for the past 80 years
AID he feels confident that he can please
those who call at his store, N. f. cor. Sixth
and Orange, or at his stalls No, "a, SO, IS, Ind
street market. Pic MICS, excursions and pri.
vato parties furnished with ice cream at rea.
sonable rates. All orders promptly attended
to and filled when promised. Your patronage
Is solicited. CHARLES KYLE,
6.ll.u N. Z. cor. Sixth and Orange.
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VNlVIDEND.

OVFIcE Will. NAV. Co., July 7, 80.
The directors have declared a dividend OF
one dollar per share, payable to stock holders
Oh and after the 18th inst. at 1903 Market st,
5S-2td-2tW Il. RICHARDSON, Treas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10

John Rodgers Rear Admiral
Navy advertises for proposals ~
ing two side wheel steamers, tls
ly" and "Jessamins." We bop
the contract for one Of them y
will be given to ons of the firms
city.
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PROPOSALS.
DROpUsALs-To sAlP-BU1LDERs.

DROPUSALS-,TO SHlP-BUILDERS.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHT.HoUsB BOARD,
Washington, d. O., July 8, 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received at this OF
fee until IL o'clock M. Of Thursday, the 22d
day OF July, 1880, for building two side wheel
steamers, the "Holly" and the "Jessamine."
Plans, specifications, forms of proposal, and
other Information may be obtained Oh appli.
cation to this Office, OF to the L!ght.HOu
Inspectors at No. IA Pemberton Square, Bos.
ton, Mass; at Tompkinsville, Staten Island,
N. Y, (P. o. Box 4O73, New York City y and
at No. 200 South sixth Street, Philadelphia.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids, and to waive any detects.
JOHN RODGERS,
Rear-s dmiral U. S. Navy,
70.2tawior2w Chairman
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10

Yesterday Archibald Crozier an old
and well.known citizen and sexton OF
Hanover Presbyterian church, was seiz.
I'd with sudden illness and prostra-
ted while at work. He was taken to
his daughters residence and attended
by DR.. Harlan.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10
The Ninth War d NestluI

A meeting Of the Ninth Ward
licans is called for Monday even
the Old Academy for the pup
organizing for the campaign
eral attendance is requested
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MARRIAGES.

HYATT DYER.-On the 9th inst, by Rev.
W. q. Robinson, Chester, Pa, Capt.
Charles L. Hyatt, of the Pennsylvania
Dyer, daughter OF John Dyer, Esq.
HAYDEN-COURTNE June Gath,
1880, at Concord, Delaware County. by Rev.
J. Wesley sullivan, Mr.. III. +. hayden and
-Miss Laura Courtney, both OF Wilmington.
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Rible School AnniYoraRrR.

The Household of Faith Bible Sch ool
will celebrate its third anniversary to-
morrow afternoon. The exercises,
which will be Of very interesting
nature, will commence at $50 o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10

FUk Flu Ell.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Committee on Fuel of the Beard of Public
Education, for furnishing the Board with
stove and egg coal and wood, as may be re-
guirei TOT the use Of the Public Schools and
ceived until the 10th day Of July, 1880, at II
o'clock.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
No proposal received alter the time above
specified. Address
d. 90. KENNEY, Chairman.
Care OIL Morrow, Sec. Of the Board.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10

A NNUAL MEET1NG-!T REGULAR
"A annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Franalin Loan Association will be held
on Monday evening next, the 18th inst, at
O'Clock, at tho Office OF tho Secretary, No. 40i
Market street. The Auditors will submit
their annual report and an election for Off ,ers
and directors will be held.
TS-4t Attest, u. I. HAWKINS, Sec'y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10

The Knights of st Lswrens
make an excursion to Atlantic
Thursday, the 18th inst A u
time is anticipated. ses adver''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-10

E7OR SALE-1 PAIR OF SUPERIOR
T. work oxen, years old, fancy red color,
well broken. work even, not baulky. weigh
about 5000 BIS. Also fresh cows with calves
by their sides. All arc home raised. Grade
Holstein and Durham. j., JANVIER.
7.l0.ltd-ltw Near Glasgow.
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The sunday PnnePs.

Tomorrow morning after 10. 10 o. clio X
Davis will have all the New YORK and
Philadelphia Sunday papers at his
news bazaar, GlS Market street. All
the news and the truth about The news.