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Fatal Accidents.

New YoaY. March 30.-The wind va, blow
irg peTfec. gale 10 the upper part of Tie city
to day. a number Of tinsmiths were at work
90 the roof Of the SeveoIh Regiment arm ory,
md about noon two OF thcm. Peter Smith, 81
years CID aod Patrick Car.welI, aged %, were
1.-Two eff the roof by tho srorg wnd 10 the
street below. Smith was iossantly killed. biz
tkull having been crushed 10, and CsptHell was
fatally il jured in,erosIly.
James Smith. employ ei Oh the steamer Clio.
yauni. at the foot of Congress street, Brooklyn,
~as instantly killed to day, while at work in the
hold OF the vessel.
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COMMERCIAL.


market 10. day is shade mora active. and prices
are armer. rho receipts of Whsa! are fair, but
no Lancaster was offered. and we note sales f
| l547 bushels Of Fuiiz at 100. 131 and 49,. Bu.
little Corn is comir e in and prices arc still ,nng
and Wa note sales OF 800 bushs Of white at So Ono
small lot of Rye brought 81. and 200 bushels CT
Oats were of,red, but withdrawn.
| BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, March 81
Price, this week tor Beef Cattle ranged Gs fol-
/ lows
Best Beevos.. IS s 81
Generally rated first quality 60 4 IS
Medium or good fair quality...........3 0U II 3 Is
| Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows on U 20
Extreme range fprices..."............3 Gu u s 80
Most OF the sales were from ..........4 50 5 ~
Receipts for the waok l7.5 head sales 1915
The wholesale market Was. in r. tow instances,
| shade better than last week. but rstsil prices
| were irls eff and the market scarcely ss &C
| tive, buyers holding CT for concessions, when
| they generally secured TO slight exten:, on tho
middle grades at lesst Tho of2rings Committed
largely OF middle Cattle tops and common both
being less humorous. particularly tho common
grades. There was fair representation from
Pennsylvanis among the middle Cattle, and on
these generally concessions were made.
Milcn Cows-Trado is slow and prices I'M
changed. We quote Il. COASTS per head, So 10
quality.
Sheep-Ihe offerings are confrel to supply
ing Inc wants OF the nome market only, and city
butchers having mainly supplied themselves the
latter part of last week, the'e is bu! little &C.
mand for the receipts since then, and trade TO.
day is quita dull. TIE quality aver.gss better
than for weeks. though there ware not as good
tops to the offerings IS vera here q few weeks
ago. We quote shesred Sheep at 4s5Ic, and
wooded at 5a7c per Id gross. Lambs a. 3sS4 80
each. Arrivals this week 1867 head.
dogs-There is no noteworthy chang, in thu
market for Dogs aimee last week; the numbc.
received amount 10 few hundred lesq, bat
there Is little, if any, varstion in the quality
Dealers repor! fair supply and a moderate de-
msnd at Tho figures ruling last week, VIZ: 6aG;c
per ID net Arrivals this week 1888 head,
BALTIMORE, Mar. 80 Virginia SKIES deferred
-; do consolidated 53s do I'd series q; past
due coupons =; new l0.40s 371 bid to day.
Gotten quiet and easy middiing l3alSs Flour
quiet. Whest-Southern dull and heavy;
Western weak and lower; Southern red 1851
l3s; do amber l4o,l42; No l Maryland red
1881 NO z Western winter red spot. n arch ard
April l3t3 My l3;: June 1872; IN l2) Corn
southern steady Tor white. but easy for yellow;
western Gull ana easy Southern white 20; do
yellow 66s563; Western mixed spo. ard March
o.; April 81 asked; May AT steamer Z Os!s
fairly active aud unchanged Rye dull and uu
changed. Hay quiet and finn snd unch .need.
Coffee quiet and s!eaig. Sugar dull snt I'M.
changed. Whisky steady ct pt FL II.
NEW York, Msr 80 Stocks strorg Money
8 per annumi Lie per diem Eioor dull.
Wheat dull and lower. Corn quiet.
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DIED.

, at 4 30 P: m. Monday, March oath, JOHN T..
IhONPSON. ~ Funeral tomorrow (Wed.
1eadas) afternoon 81 o'clock, from his late resi-.
oeace, NO; lCO n. Alfred street, which bis
ltieEas and aecquaiutsnces are respectfully in
Vlted 10 attend.
suddenly, at his residence. MI. View, Eau.
3. HORNER, in the eightieth year OF bis are.
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ship in trIu

Is the county committee wing OF the dtmo
Gratis in San Francisco has united with tho Kesr.
neyi.es on portion Of the ticket TO DO voted fox
at the election in progress there to-day, ell good
citizens hope that that ticket will be defeated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

A Spanish organ at the city Of Mexico hiss
c:eatcd great SENSATION BY bitterly denGuoc
ing the Mexican government oDd peop'o. sccu,
log the latter of nssas.iaaling Saniards on va
riOus rc,,sions With inpunity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

The present United States House CT Rorre-
senIativ1s is rominelly democratic; it has a
Committee Ct Ways and Means, the lini!y
of whose members arc nominalIy democratic,
tho cub committee of which TO whom the duty
90 sugar has been referred has also nominal
democratic msjorlty, and yet tho House. the
comnlte, aud the sub. committee refuse TO
put 40 ad valorcm taIiff on srgu. which will
enable poor people, who give the democratic
party oil lis efeciTo strength, TO hayo cheap
sugar but will keep up specific duty fer tho
bsul Ii CT rich importers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

HE c'sius Of the District Of Columbia against
tho Baltimore AID Ohio Railroad for srrearapes
OF txes have been comp romised for S75 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

E1dorscd By the people a. safe. reliable.
harmless aud cheap remedy. Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

Small as Mr.. PANEL was in the U aitcd States,
it seems that he Yves a bigger man here than
he is in his own country. His communism was
ccssurel here, and his dcruocaiicn Of the New
York lIersJ, which has raised over lhreo
hundred thousand dollars for bis tufeling
couo'rymen, triated as i; should have been,
bot 90 personal indpnity vas offered him. At
Enniscartay. on the coLtriry, ho WAS jsrred,
polted with eggs, had his clothes torn, and lad
it no. bocp for tho interpo;i.ion cf a sms party
OF personal lrie1ds he would have boon dragged
from tho sand upon which be was vaiuly striv
ing 10 speak. and been beaten iy the mob, who
were spxi6us TO 10y their haads Oh him. TIE
democratic House of Representatives of tho
United States and tho rcaGiusiag Legislature
OF Virginia were Glad to listen to his ngrarian
crocbets, lis bad rhetoric, ard his worse ora.
tory, but Tie voters Of Wexford would hear mono
Of his trash. ard spurrcI his Candidates for
Parliament. Ho had batter mako tho tenants
on his estate landed prOprictors by selling, or,
what @ond be moro consistent. bS giving them
their holdings, ADD immigrato to this c)uotry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

Spain has shipped for tho Cuban treasury
$1,000. 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, March "a
Prico3 this week Tor Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

The ORE KNOB MlNEs.-Mr. James f.
Clayton, superintendent eff tho Orc Ksob
Copper Mincs, Ashe county. was in Statesyills
s1mc DAYS ago, Oh his way North to buy ma,
cAlnery i1r the Conrad gold miuc, in Davidson
county, which mine, the corporation OF which
he is monber, has just bought. This mi no
mas not bs.n worked tor some years, and be
VIII put Toto it two rumps, each capable of
thro"IoR i've gallons water per stroke,
The Ore Knob mueS have for two or thrse
months past been working on short time, caused
by tho sl1kl0g OF new shaft and deepeninp of
TIC oeutfo or main engine shaft. b. means
OF diamond drill the main shaft has been
suok sixty feet deeper, AID ct this denth
theTo has been fouod o foe large body
OF ore. South Of the South shaft there has
been susk q new shaft, this to the dept of 100
Feet a. this distance underground the COM
paoy have struck the principal vein and hays
10 sight body OF ore II feat in width and of
as great rlchncss as any copper yet found BY
The clmpauy. Mining operations are DOW be-
Ing TcEuuof With Gil wonted 7ieor, and the COM
paDy have just advanced S. 900 10 tho GOLFERS
IN the neIehborhcod 10 enable them to go ahead
making coal for use at the mics.
This mammoth o:mpany, employing 500
hands at Ora Knob, and With almost Unlimited
means at It's Command, has Just bought an iron
mine IA Pulaski county, Va, paying therefor
SHOULD, and will at "a carly day commence
onerat?g it.: working there 100 hands
StdteSr!Ne (N. a. Landmark.
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NEW YORK, Msr. % Stocks strorg Money
per annumi Lie per diem Eioor dull.
Wheat dull and lower. Corn quist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

1El9 was rs 5tatu' lGr SEVERAL dgy5 DUNG
Wkica it was net reached aud made 20 effort 10
take i: up cut Ct its order. A.. the end of that
lime began 10 lhuk fer reasons | will now
eXplalo, that tho sentiment of the uuaied
voters OF AltXlndris had not been prom: riy
REPRESENTED to MT; and this briggs ne to the
consideration OF what Mr.. Pearce is pleased to
characterize az my sudden aud radical
change of attitude toward the bill. | did
not change my mind upon the subject, but
two circumstances COMBINED to rslieyo me Of
the feeling ct compulsion arising from tho be.
lief that msjMity Of the people represented
wanted prohibition. ard saw that | Was free
to take suoh rctlon as my judgment dictated
aud thus spare the people the strife, Bitterness,
hard feeling cad revival Of race prtiudices, that
would excite, aUd which uuder this bill would
r:enr bcnnlal;y. Tho local option petitions.
gotten up as understood By o thorough can.
hans, asi careful tIami5a.iqn ct then,
did not disclose what had been lead to expect
end Wlas the ftss ones received, AID tie letters
referred to iodicAted. 10 the fret plBc, found
tbst The entire list of 423 names appended 10
the petition CT the Colored Reform cub Wac
written by enc ard ito sane person with
the explanatory statement that this had been
ordered to be done by resolution Of tho cub.
As this resolution wss passed at meeting ct
which comparatively small number OF men,
bors was Present, it cJu!d not be tskeu to *
press the wish Of each cf tie 423 as fully as if
each had hEst considered and signed tho peti
TOD, bu. rather OF the small number who voted
tor tue resolution, aud | could not therefore
think that 1t was entitled 10 much weight. Then
noticed that 20 OF the signatures TO other
petitions were those Of ladies and little girl,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
- MatrImOny. ="

A new comedy by the author Of "My
Partner, The Galley Slave, Fairfax,
and Heroine in Rags, should be
sufficient to excite wide spread inter-
est among the better class Of theatre
gosrs. Possibly no other native writer
has done so much earnest work il the
cause Of American dramatic literature,
and certainly none has stronger hold
upon the public. The Siuewy strength
aud bold Characterization Of My Part.
ner has been universally admitted
while the deft constr uction and admir-.
able mingling OF pathos aAd humor in
The Galley Slave, and the sparkle and
literary finish Of Fairfax has won the
author q plac4 among the leading
dramatists Of the day.
la Matrimony, Mr.. Campbell has
given free rein to his abudant humor,
and the result is . work that cannot
fail to excite laughter, and, for its per
feet construction, gain respect. A tran.
script OF watering place life, where there
is q promiscuous mingling Of all classes
of society, 1t has a breezy freshness
which, we imagine, will prove highly
enjoyable.
Matrimony is based on one Of Mr..
Campbell's early works. but is in every
essential q new creation, improved and
refined by experience. The scene is
laid at Long Branch, and the artist has
taken advantage Of this fact to give
us a very picturesque moonlit view Of
the famous city by the sea. The COM
edy will be produced at Opera House
to night by a good company.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
A<sOAL TIME TABLE.

i r Philade delphia and intermediate stations
7, $40, TO- 30, q. m.; 2.3O, 400, 100, $50, p
m. On Sundays: $40 o. M; 500, $50, 9.bt
p. m.
FOR Phiia. ana New York: a2a, $50, TOO
1902, q. m: +l2 80, %I2.43, (Limited)
6.07 p. m. Sundays, as q. m.
For Baltimore and way stations: s.sS Q. m.
b.22 p. m.
For Baltimore, Washington and Bay Line
For Baiumore and Washington: lZ6l, acC
2lb, a8b o. M; l262, l.04 tLIjmitod) 4,AS
1908 p. N. Sundays: i2bl, 2.08 Q. m.
For Information apply at depot.
FOR New Castle: 800, V.2b, O.. m, Loo, s.0C
68S p. m
For Harrington and intermediate stations
$50 a. m: Lt6. d.s5 D, N.
For Deimar and intern sdlate stations: 9.26 o.
FOR Wilmington b Northern R. r.: 100, q.
M; 800, b.O5, p, m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive 8 and ILLS q. M, and 6.46 p. m.
EsrDelaWare Western Z. B.: Ll6, 1880. am.
$50 D. m. Sunday trains, 1880 o. m, 6p. N.
rRLIrB RoR wILluH sToN L1AvR RNILADKI~
PHIA.
From Bread street snd Washington avenue
78O, $40, 1890, 10.45, l146 o. m; l.30, $3.50,
4, 6.1b, 8, $40, s, 9.45, l1.3op. m. On Sun.
days: $50 ., NJ; @, 8, 0.S6, n.S0p. m.
From Thirty-Second and Marketstr 7.3o
L8O. ll.36 a. m; 12.26. (Limited) as p. m.
i)D SUNDAYS: LOS q. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
AN EXPLANATION.
Rev. mr.. Sullivan speaks out in
HIS Defence.

Rev. mr.. Sullivan speaks out In
HIS Defence.
For the Republican.
The meeting at Seventh street M. T.
chulch was not q business meeting but
was announced as a general class meet
ing. Certain parties in the church are
dissatisfied and may say before long
why dissatisfied f? will give speci-
mems Of conduct showing why have
not visited any more. One Of the fac
tions asked me, l think about the
middle Of the week to 90 home with him
Sunday for dinner. on Sunday before |
could speak to him he was gone, and
has spoken to me but few lines since.
II is q weli-known fact that l had a
minister here TO help me collect money
last June, and that one OF members
told one Ii not more parties not to con-
tribute. This will do for the present.
am represented as having q diploma
from some of the bogus institutions OF
Philadelph 1t is positively false.
]. G.. SULLIVAN.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
DR NeCOsh's Ideas.
For the Republican,

IOt tno hopuphchh'
MRssRs. EDlTons:-Permit me through
your columns to call attention to the sd-
dress Of DR.. McCosh, before the Pan
Presbyterian Council in Philadelphia,
on Saturday, September the 25th. He
makes the alarming assertion that the
rising generation Of our day are Of un-
settled religious opinion, not adhering
very firmly to any fixed belief. They
are not satisfied with the past, with ils
opinions or its defsnces Of them. "They
do NOT bow very profoundly before au-
thority, and have no preferences for old
creeds and confessions. ..
"They are bent on searching into the
foundation of every belief" and do not
scrup.e to stir up all the rubbish and
dust that may stand in their way"
"Tbsy will not accept without . sift-
ing even the truth, supposed to be 30
long established"
President McCosh refers to the law Of
evolution and how one thing develops
from another, as certainly as the oak
comes from the acorn. There is, how
ever, no evidences that matter can pro-
ducs mind.
His advice TO the Council is Let us
guard ourselves against the temptation
to deny any scientific truth established
by the sure method Of indicative
science." He continued, "We are to
deal tendsrly with cur youth, as the
Lord did with Thomas when he doubt
ed" every thinking young man has
to find his way into q country unknown
until he traverses it," He recommends
the teaching Of mental and moral
science. along with natural science"
II | can understand President McCosh
Alright, hia manner of handling his sub
jsct is very unusual for Doctor Of Di-
vinity, and deserves serious oonsidera-
tion, especially on the part Of profound
rsligionists. II his position is q correct
one, there is a NJ cessity for a radical
change in the manner Of teaching the
scri iptures, and the sooner We acknowl-
edge this the better for all. II DR.. Nc
Gosh is wrong, We would like those who
follow the same calling and teach diff
fersnt way from this to show wherein
DR.. McCosh is wrong. W.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

Tarsus in psrsscuting Christ's follow
ers. They intend TO hold the power Of
Government In their hands, 'lst the
conseq usnoes be what they may" %
said Governor Perry. "The Ksrshaw
Gazette says In an address TO the col
ored people: "Hsve yCu duly consid.
cred the fact that the white people
have the State and intend to hold II ?"
Yes, with an honest fHsjori.y against
them Of 10000, they hold and will
hold the State.
They mean to hold the Nation. viii
temperance men help themi | can
not, nor even throw away my vote by
casting 1t for the great, good Neal
Dow. A. W. CUMMINGS.
WKLLsvILLB, N. Y, Sept. 20, 1880
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
AFrench man ON ship BUILDING.

Mr.. .Escande writes from France to the
French press at Quebec, expressing the
belief that the French duty on Canadi-
an built ships will be reduced to 40
cents per ton, and that there will be a
revival in Quebec OF shipbuildipgs es-
pecially Of vessels for the French fisher
les. He says he intends, In concert
with a French firm, to begin next year
the running Of line Of steamers be-
tween Grandville, France and Quebec.
He thinks the line "cap be supported
by the subsidi4s of $50, 900 promised tg
the Government of France, and by the
trade in exporting Canadian live stock
and phosphates to France.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
BER.

pDEk,
4 ,s, tns ums to have your roofs protected
i ueWs and winter storms, and
|6v vSieeltior a., Elastic Paint" is aoknow
al VINO have used II to be uue.
vo,y SIy other In the market, Over $iOO
tso, "vIk was done In Whining ton las,
WI,h,os VIII ,uns allowing 1t to stand twelve
n ne9t nn, pay, ut which time II the
SrtiOvnI, vI ouni to give satisfaction In
4 Iav S,ar o,,n the Job was TO be forfeited
ststv tv'ery otll has been paid aud all
FitS,,, ! ms we claim Is q reoOmmeu.
bvn, ,n ltself. Thi is not one OF the
'ersIoppaan,n pa,nu that NIL our MI rkots and
h, OIIsnsd Tnr gentlemen having tosted It's
|ed ," ns,,, 'han year, they beiag un.
p"'''eS' can speak pro or con. See
N, l. Rve west, seventh and Poplar; Mr.. b.
sDDafsandyWine Village; Mr. James
|wait ~ almond. Mr.. Hope, John AS.
IN srdb,.,sie, W. X. 4rsnt pain ters;
|hop st.all saiiall Newport Iron Works; q.
|Isru,' editor 9 REPUBLIoAv; W. F. John.
Mcrrsss rsss'snerlh rlh VIM. Herbert, New
brks. iasker and Co., Delaware
oths,vV,u, Vu may favor us with either by
"''e shall receive prompt atteri.
M. q. W. BRuCE,
shoia hmoanulaoturer and Agent
\ ordsrs op no. 3Sl East seventh st.
Or reS,dsss az store, Seventh and Poplar
streets N. W. cor. Sixth and
n, 930.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
msIn rial Fever In Nes England.

Malarial fever prevails 10 Springfield,
Mass. to an extent never before known
there. It is estimated that there are
nearly one thousand cases. generally
however, of q mild type. The State
Board of Health has been investigating
the subject, and in response to inquiries
the physicians ofSpringfeld sndvicinity
assert that the fever is extraordinarily
prevalent up and down the Connecticut.
Ia their opinion, there has teen
steady progress Of q malsrial wave
from New Jersey northeastward, for
eight or nine years past, due to oanssa
which no one can explain.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
.RIEN Ds' SCHOOL,
The PEOPLES Night Scha0l,

At the rooms ofthe WILMINGTON ACAD.
EMi, SaVille Building, will reopen
TUESDAY EVENING, GOT. 5TH,
at O'Clock, Sixth year. Tho most thorough
instruction in bookkeeping, peDmanship,
mechanical drawing ana the languages given.
Has given instruction 70 nearly 400 young
men. Six instructors employed. Compare
our terms. Terms. S6, % and 81 per months.
PROF. JAMES Il. CRABB,
sg9-0t Principal.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
~ On and after February 20, 1880, trains
Will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at Zl6, 1890, q. m, b.so,p
N.
Arrive at Landenberg, 800, a. n., l2.oo neon,
$40. p. m
Leave Landenberg, Q. m, 1850, p. n,
Arrive at Wilmington coca. m., 2.16, p. nd.
2-23ti Ia OONNELL. Sup't.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

FIRST.CLASS JOUR.
Aeyman snOemaKer ct The southeast
irth and Lombard streets:
$. 4. STEELMAN.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

kTEp-A GIRL WANTS A PLACE
n rbambermaid or general nouse'
|-nsII family; reference given. Apply
IN Street l0lt2t
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

T,,,.-, NiuELY LoUATEn
Lsnoomsd bouse for $500; easy
,U,v = 10 GEO. R. TOWNSEND !. ,
Letst,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
YRw BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
GEORGE 8. HAdANY

Has Just opened at No. 4 West Sixth street,
with full and seasouable stock OF all kinds
OF boots and shoes for ladies, gentlemen.
misses, boys and children. II you want bar.
gains In good goods give us q call at the lit.
tis store cslisd No SWest sixth street.
QlT.Amd NNB l s8A! ID
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

[.,r-ABour 80 ACRES OF
BALE =, ,Wo farms near Hender.
: .h,, y 'ao = Maryland Il 4. X; Apply 70
pSaio . A. v. MURPHY,
=, ,aa7 N. 18th st.. Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
DRESNM AKING.
DISSOLUTION.
OLUIION.

.anerShtp heretofore existing he
uGGers gned, under the finn name
W. 60. ihscxery, shoe dealers, at the
,nIed IIecohd and Ssipley streets, has
A, IVnseu Nv ny mutual consent. The bus.
~ W. u, continued by George H. Mar
Ill., GEORGE II. MARBLE,
II" THOMAS W. THAUKERY.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

ErED.-A MIDDLE AGED WO'
sn ior genera no dsework; reference
Apply Sill Monroe 81. Wall
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

.NTED-DRESSED CHICKENS,
sld turEies, butter and eggs delivered
/ B. APPLETON, Sd st. Market. II
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

|sv no LOAN ON MORTGAGE
~ ,ras ~ or city property IN various
ANN annIy to GEO X 7 TJWNSEND, +,
ApP' " l01-St
tet st.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

EIE-A GOOD STEAM Wills :! i.
ALanMln, AL,,snls var tug.boat or manufactsr'
iasSnsnt. sd,st Apply RnrUsLIG,aas ,ais OIL
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

sIIE COKE FOR SALE AT
sAIa wofIs, Orders may be LEFT ut Of.
/ and Shipley sts., o.. st WORKS. WI
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
WAITED.

kTLD.-A OuMPETENr MIDDLE
kusd woman as hoube keeper TOR .
nm living 10 the country; reference
Aoply MnS. S. BANCROFT,
Shs Banks, near Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
NOTICES.

hon oSNJns,.lzENs' : MI! LOAN AssOCI.
|or before NY stock fer sale, first psy.
GEa 30 y Der ! next.
n "'o. MARS, Secretary,
O0l ship ey street..
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

NTED- BY AYUUNH WOMAN i,
situation to do ohamberWork. Ap-
East Front treet. G.tN
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

I,I,y-sMAl.L BOILER; SUIT
4 n ior steam yacht or small pnsine's' =, ~,
4 King st.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
ELOUR. FLOUKl!
ROOF1NGIi

NO
All kinds compesition roofing dene promrs !
ly and at Low PRICES. Old leaky tin
sifngle and composition roofs ceated witt
piastic and made water-tight and good A
new. Give US Q call.
ROBERT ATKINSON.
Once: Sam1. Hanna d Ce.'s hardwaE
ore. Fifth and Market sts. 3-19-emd
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

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