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, 1880-10-10
PORT OF CHICAGO.
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| Prop 6kylark, Benton Hnrbor, sundries.
| Prop J. S. SeAyerns, Sausntuck, sundries.
Prup 6. p. Heath, Saugatuck, sundries.
/ Prop Gordon Campbell, Buffalo, sundrie8.
Prop ). Q. Baldwin. Escanaba, iron-ore.
| Prop Bismarck, A1enekaunee, towing.
| Prop S. G. Hall, Muskcgotl. lumber.
Schr Myosoris- South Chicago. light.
! ScAr l.auF1 Helle, Racnc, light
Schr Arendea. M1nistce, lumber.
| schr Otter Slu1listee, lumber.
schr South Ha:e9, Ludwtg's Pier. bark.
Schr Arctic, Neuominee. lumber.
Schr Norman. Menuminee lumber.
schr @ Perry Hannah. Jackso1lpoet, cedar posts. "
schr Hattie FISHER, Connelrs Pier, railroad tea.
echr Belle Richmond, st. Joseph, apples.
Schr /. Sands, Hunistce, lumber.
echr D. DeWo!f, Muskegon, lumber.
schr i. Ludwig, facEard's Ficr, lumber.
Sehr +. Day, aluskegon. futnber.
Schr II. A. Rirhu1ou6. Muskexun. lumber.
Schr Lena Johnson, Muskexon. lumber:
schr I Stephenson, Menekaunee, lutnber.
Schr McnesAnnee. Meuekuunet, lumber.
Schr i. e. Tys;:p. Menokaunee, iumher.
Schr Myrtle, MuskeEou, lumber.
Schr Wolverine. Grand Haven, lumber.
6chr l.. 81. Mason, Muskegun, Lumbar.
ACTUAL sA1L1NG&
Sohr Louisa, Toledo. :.
Schr T. Campbell, Muskegon.
Schr 1.-Two Oak. Horu's Pier.
Schr John Bean. Jr., Muekegon4
Schr 4 G. Andrews, Muskegt,u.
Schr Florence Lester, Snn1stea. &.
Schr G. LullnE. Sturgeon Bay. ..,
Schr Adirondack. MuskegouL
Schr Telegraph, Muskegon. ,
Prop St. 3oseph. Muskexon. =
Prop Annie Laura, MuskeKon+
Schr Racine Muskegnn.
Prop George Dunbar, Muskegon.
Schr T. Summons, Muskegun.
schr Sea Bird, Muskegon.
Sehr Japan. tuaington..
Schr Georse I. seavcr. MuskexoA e
Schr Il. Mueller. h1uskrgun.
Schr Norman, Nenomnee,
Schr 4. jackson. Hnn3tee>
Schr Cape Horn Muskegon.
Sehr Il. Ludwig. Packard PtsEs
Schr ". T. Ogden, MackInaW.
Prop K e. Peters, Manistee.
Schr Eclipse, Ludlngton.
SchF Ida, Munistee.
Schr Otter. Ludington.
Schr Annie Thorin,, Packardts Ptcf.
scnr american Union. Menon1inee-
Schr Clipper City, Man,stce.
,Scnr = T. Royce, Muskcgon.
SchrM T.. HiVgfc Escnnnba.-
Schr Bessie Hnft, Muskex,n.
Stmr Alpcna, Nuskegon. sundrfeB.
Stnr Sheboysan. Maflituwoc, sundrtes.
schr Cnris.iana, Beaver Island, 8 brls hour aud
Schr J: q. Mead, Buff falo, el.ooo bu wheat.
Prop Alaska. Eric. ao115 bu wheat, l5,ooo bu
corn. aud sundries.
schr SIR G. 7. Van straubenzee. Kingston, 1900
Schr Conunche. Buffalo, e1, 400 bu corn.
Schr Barbarian Buffalo, Is, ,l8S bu corn,
Prop Montana, Buffalo, 1850 bu corn, zoo brls
nOur. end 6uldrlcs.
Schr E. Z. Thompson, Mushegon, 100 bu oats and
sundries.
Prop Charles Rietz, Manistee. boo bu oats and
ssbF ssr Fa,fe ss',e npa,o Rn,e;s sn wheat
schr Erie Bells. Port Colborne, lS 40 bt1 corn
Schr Jessie scurth Port Culbornc II, ,4l0 bu coru.
, 1880-10-10

ali those suffering from hoarseuess, cot,uhs
OF colds should take Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
, 1880-10-10

New YoRK, Oct, 9.-Fanny Davenport eusd0
Monday upon hor fourth weck as A. An Aneffe7a
Girl " at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. The orts1oa
engagement Of four weeks has been exteneee
TO six in consequence OF the the success q Fl
play. Standing room only has been the 1teq1soe
rule.
, 1880-10-10

TIE DIFF
in the value of said pieces Of land. If the FORE
going proposition is fnvorab1y considered b5 the
Secretary of the Treasury he shall prepare n
bill forthwith to obtutu the necessary sanction
OF CONGRESS 10 SID sale or exchange OF lots. and
feet, tue undersigned shall endeayor to secure
the 1iece5snry ratification Of the same by the
municipal authorities OF the City Of Chicago.
, 1880-10-10
LAKE PORTS.


| nErnO1T.
| Special Dispatch to The Chicago 1ttbuesx :
! DETROIT, Mich, Oet a-Passed up-Prppellers
Russin, Arabia, Rochester,. Arctic, Dean Rich
| mond, James Fisk, Jr.; steamships E.. B, Hall
and consorts, J. S. Fay and consort, and schoo T.
! ers Il. kimbaH, Forest CITY and COMFORT, D. M.
Wilson and consort, Wllisa,u h. Barnutn.
Havana and consost; -aurges Bell Cross
ana SarFes scs1 Gsaxa d sd
ssheoners s Shanto1 Charles Foster, Pensaukee,
State, 4, B. Hayes: Gharas Crawford o'''' 'as
Fassed down-Prppeliers Wiuslow, EmpIre
STATE. Sl. Chicago: Fountain City. Quebec, Ocean,
hickol,; Steamships Thomas ". Palmer and c9n-
sort, n; +. Fairhank. lntcr-Occan and consort;
s,esm s@d hsra oq1es bns City snd barges Yayhower
ssnosssfs ser sf; os;s3 Sesel SSeBel
... PORT HURON,
PoRT HURON. Mich, Oct. a.-Dowu-Pro-
Etalroank, Nayfower and bnrges, .Donaldson aud
per perssI scfoome5s Toms aichis Nicholson Gard
u Up@Propeiiers - r. sc Gis ~; u "Si.s; Sas vo, pa
m and consort, Forest City and consort, Andrew j.
Smith f and targes, Mury Mills and barges. Lake
Hs snd G5Sss bSSses ans aaaS 6ssS Nay
Watcrtown. schooners Annie Vought. Charles
;iia dSIses snP PfesSpkse: William crosdwaite Una
fd Wtad southwest, gentle: weather 1ue: =
=, PoKr HURON, Oct p.-Passefi up-Propel1era
neT ts fork; Russia, ". q. Darnum. Arabin. Arc
ea1, eis E. Haze sd Tow, james Fay ana con
ana consort. S. q. Caldwell and barres
Hcrmanta and barges. p H. Btrckhead ard
oe 5ges; schooner G. G. Mixer,
Sno1%n-PfoPellgrss s F. Sheldon, Tissahickon,
;seNonrH: Anle1Eh and consort, Mtcntqun and |;
tpa19es estford and barges. Il. PrindiyllIe and |
odfRcs; schooaers Correz. q Y. johnson.
"ahd southwest, light; weather tine
ESCASABA- I
Spfctat Dispatch to 7he CAtcaco Tttbunk
,EscANAB4. Afch., Oct. 9-Arrtyed-Propelte
alafy jareckl. Superior, Iron Age, H. ID. Tx,lt3r
oesry, Iee " L. Brown, LELAND; schonners Sandus-
sy, Iron irnn STATE, G. g. klng, II. t. Newcomb. 3. /
:: :: ., wells Lottie Cooper, J. D. Kitchen, Clara
City Of Green Bay, John 3iiaer, HlFrie
1ent. 0~@ o~~1ao'@e' H. a.
Clearcd-propcllera Leland, W. L. Brown.
chooners Granger. james Piutt. Selkjrk. cno..
titnuon. Camden. .. Stewart, Pathfinder, IT,
india Van EnlSenbutg, John Schucttf. John
liner City OF Grce1 Bay, Puaski, T. Il. How
md. Nassau, J. t. Kitchen. iott1e Cooper.
MINIATURES.
Special Dispatch to 11.t thtcaco 1s1b1ns
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 9.-There WIS some inor,rv
, 1880-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

4 HARBoR or REFUGE At A1LwAugKE-
Speeiat Dispatch To The Chtcaso T1t1s.ne.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 9.-The harht,r- Of refuge
project enjoyed II decided boom to-day. At tie
nt'on Board OF the Chamber OF Commerce tho
Committee appointed to consider tho feasibility
Of the Improvement reported that brcakwu1er
was necessary to protect THO Score and give
vessels harbor Of refuge from the northeast
wnd-- which are the only ones that give trouble,
as the shore IS protected in Rll other directions.
due south from point of North Pafu;, sshero
tfe water Is eighteen feet dosp, for distance Of
S.l0 Isct, Which will leave an area Of 500 acres
between this pier and the shnre. or from a003 to
4.GO feot This pier will run ont In the
lake far enough to break the f,soe Of the
ne4x sea1 ana %,l IT p!at directly
opening Ut 3,kN feet for vessels to enter in cusc
OF storm. This will serve double purpnse-
shore and at The mouth Of the present harlor
ana sare tho Government the expense Of dredg-
Ing. and as ~ q harbor Of rtfng.. The cost il es1-
report inclndes a memorial To Cnngress for the
appropriation Of this amount. Tho report also
eai!s attention tothe fact that If Milwaukee, IS
successful in securing this tnuch-needcd i'm
rroye1nent+ she will hare the fnost harbor on
~ ne lakes. and a deep interest should be tnken
us 1t Will not only benefit Our own hurbor hut
commerce ts ;,,et ]; IN & &Esner The expenditure viii be
made to suspend the rules and adopt the Tenurt.
The motion was carried unanimously.
Spans LOST.
Special Qtspatca The Chicaon Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. WIS, Oct 9-On her last trip tho I
steum- barge daisy Day encountered heavy :!
weather and Lost sevon spars INTENDED for tho /
fnt,fnrl a!W@ukee fs sh2yard Compnny which she was
TONNAGE OF THE PROGRESS.
Wolf & Davidson's new barge Progress
3nrlnNfMp nh dcntrs |
, 1880-10-10

Nothing equals Richmond Gem except Rich
mond Straight Cut No. Clearettcs,
, 1880-10-10
NOTES FROM ABROAD.

The following arc the shipments OF tron-ore |
bg lake from Escs:naou from the opening Of [
navigation up to aud including Oct, ::
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

lr MAY BE that the Grand Jury In
Philadelphia, whick recommended the
whipping post as a. medium likely to
produce beneficial results in suppress
sing crime, only form part of a small
minority of Pennsylvanians who are of
that way Of thinking. The remark of
Judge BiddAe that it would not be to
the welfare OF the community to adopt
such brutal mode of punishment may
also be very true. Il ID quite likely,
however, that were the whipping rost
introduced in ths Keystone State. the
number of unlawful de3ds sculd ma
terially decrease.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

A CONSIDERABLE lumber of tho Dem
ocracy are begin hing to disco YER IL a
q bargain and s.le Of the shsrjf's
otlos two years III sd7ascs ia rot a
delivery of the goods. Col. P. Lyrch
'2d bis friends are beginning to realize
hat they have a rOlGh stormy Ford to
!. 'Ss over before they secure tie prize,
Aad they era besinrin; to fear that
S'ey like Pharoah'S hos. will te swal-
loved up, hcrss, bag and baggace,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

TIE probabilities in the ballottlng at
Chicago to-day are that Grant and
Blaine will each &c: in the neighbor-
hood Of 800 votes and Sherman about
100. It is just possible that either
Grant or Blaine may be nominated onths
second ballot but 1t locks more possible
that Eimunds, Washburne, Garfield or
Harrison may carry off the prize.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
CERTAINTY OF CURE

Is what q person wants who has got himself
into trouble. He does not want to be dose
with Balsam Copabia. He does not want to
take medicine for weeks because II is cheap.
He does not want to to seen going into the
shops Of quacks. No, he wants remedy that
can be depended on, a remedy that has been
proven to be 4 positive cure. Such remedy
Is the Samaritan's CIT, used and recomnen
ded by the U. 5. Surgeons.
Fort Marshall Hospital, Baltimore, Md
recommend the Samaritan Remedies strongly
ALFRED q. BOWERS, Surgeon.
Used aud recommended by surgeons on
board ocean steamships: would not make
voyage without the Samaritan's Git.
Us. DORSET,
SURGEON Steamship Costa Rica, between New
York and Aspinwall.
Price, male package, 90. female. s3 Sold
by z. JAMES BELT and by druggists.
DESMOND & Or. Proprietors.
4.3Omwslv 9l5 Race st Pnila.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
MINNESOTA FLOUR.

having for the last four yesrs given. tho
Hour trade considerable attention and found
sat which Is the best, am prepared to fur
nlsh the celebrated Minnesota Spri ng wheat
Il our In any quantity desired to oil who want
a superior article. am prepared to guaran.
tee tnat this -four will turn out 90 pounds
mon brands, and with good baking 1t 10 im-
possible to have bad bread. Leave your Or
dere at 4Ol King street, Central Building, e
at s23 Shipley street. WIN. u. PICKLES.
l-U-u
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

The Delaware delegation at Chicago
have done themselves and the State
they represent great honor BY appoint
ing Christian Febiger isember Of the
National Republican Committee. His
true Republicanism ia undoubted, and
his zeal is second to none in the great
Republican cause.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

JAMES W. WARE i: seems is not tn h.
nominated by the Democrats fr the
State Senate without some opposition
and perhaps successful opposi ion.
Peter N. Brennan and Adjutsot Gener.
al.: J. Park Postles, are both named AZ
his contestants AMI it row looks as if IL
would be made uncomfortably warm
for tae Democratic modeGlsgislstor.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
BROPOsALS FOR GRADING AND
PAVING
'OaBlcE OF STRICT COMMISSIONER.
No. 6ls Il. Sixth str. ~

| UaBlcE OF STRRRT COMMISSIONER,
| No 81 L. sixth street.
WILMINGTON, Dbl, May ~, 1886.
sealed proposals will be received in the bex
~ me CITY Council Chamber until ~ o'sloc k
r. III on ThGrsday, June 10, 1885,, for grading
and paving the bed. OF Secood street. between
orange and Tatnall streets. The grad ng
MuSt De OF sn1aeieht depth to allow bed OF
Sgo0d sharp ba Ok sand at least inches deen
sThe cutters must De laid with sood hard
fsrick, and the paving stone must be we'll
tsiapad and no: hess tEaa four or IL ore than
sA lh2he' ON tbe faGe. The pavement mrst
| De We'll ana sUbRtSIlStiGlly laid and have Two
Ees"oc aamlnIngs RDd:tniehed Oh the ton with
| cover OF = Iod sand we'll br00ned into the
JNnh. Ibe contrh.tJrs must furnish ali new
lnAEerrA necessary 20 complete tie work and
| remove the old Wi ts'avsr the Street Commits.
si0Ger d roots. Thu work must be completed
ann any the street and fidewElRs all eieisneA no
Withn hfeen days 4Gtar Signing the cJutr,cf.
tor every day thereafter there win be a far.
ieit OF tor dollars.
lhe NSfI IL ust be dane under theS ire .tion
and supervision OF the Street Comm tssi Sner
ana mustS Se aBgr5veG ny hiBl before K viii be
accepted hE tue Street ComMittee brDd
WIN securlSy in tte suRi of one hundred u.I
Iars must accompany each proposal far ttse
good faith OF the bidder. and the person nv
persons To WHOM tbe contract mag be nwardeJ
tlust give u bond wflh security la tho ann, nj \
hVe hundred dollars FIR the fadth IA! perIor
lnSnce o. the contract. The Street Com Dlit ,ne
reserve the right to reiec aay or oil bids. Xii
Cics must be properly a:1ned. sealed and en-.
l0RNed; 1,1 Proposals tor Grading and Paving ).
proposals aId any turther Information
nat NAV be desired, will be furnished on aU.
,lication to LpTTIS p. Nv NCH "F
"LIi HtrGet Comm iBSDuer
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

The TROUBLE with the boys in the
graduating class of the Wilmington
Conference Academy originated in two
wrongs. The acknowledgment Of error,
was extremely one sided.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
GM1OElAlEN.

CtTRONG AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
70 GENTS PER FOUND.
BI4AgR, GEE N, JAPAN AND MIxEI
TEAS AT
CENTS PEN FOUND.
These goods are unexoolled In purity, strength
and riavor, by any in tho city ajt the
prioe. Tiy them and bo
convinced Ct the fact.
GREAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
W. II. BOWMAN Hgnage-,
Ii Z. SECOND Sp,, 16 E. SEUOHD ST.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Our assortment of thu hncr grades o;--Tsa
hod Cotiee, and perfectly puro pepper, ald
spices geTorally, Ia ONO Of the bcst. Prioet
slwayr,aht, 'SUeRAR Ar COsyT 70 OUS,
TCGEB:3. '
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

tc4 Market street. k0a Narxat sty "A,
|ThOFTYOU DO IT! = '----
Len part with your money until YOU know
| tho hntk. Wainwright has still the gooj,
ana sui Offers them at prices that DEFY com.
petition, and requests comparisop of The
goods quoted below with fimiler goods in tbs
market, feeling sure that 1t Is to the intercst
o. buyers to ps,chaee OF US. The following we
know to be positive bargains
VICTORIA LAWNS,
., 10 ~, 10. 10, 20, %, 2Se. Every number O
special bargain. '''''
.. PRINTED LAWNS,
d a., In new shades and pretty
patsefhs With robes. :.::T
BUNTINGS, n,4 ,.o,
~, rs, HAt, in all n sw shades 'A0' W ~"
iS paftfIulstty desirable, ..jl
an W 81, especially 1ich styles AID co,ors, 45c,
'oid elsewhere Tor 500 =,
. I6, 20, 25, 31, f21Ic., all greatly redu oed
,HETLAND SnAWLS, Splendid asaort.
aents, Tb, s3c. SlC0, $l.25, LOO to $500, in all
co,srs.. As the season Is now opened We ad.
wise all TO eecure one while the assortment lie
complete. BLACK HERNANlES, yards
vide, 26:.,, very cheap. PAKAsoLs In all
grades and qualities, iron: zee up. q spltrRid
twilled silk Tor sl.75, worth s2.25. MUSL,ES,
671S, 7, &C.. fruit of the looms l0c. GAUZG
UNDERWEAR, Ladies and Gents, 200
STOCKINGS, I,adies' Gent4' and Children
&C., extra good. BCTrOHk, 5000 d02., ], 2,
ard g.. doZ, and upWnJ d.. SPOOL SILK,
leo yda. warranted, &C., to yds. warranted, g..
Hosts OF other bargains to be found only ut
WAIN W RI9HT'S, Si2 Market st. 42s.2m
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
RAILROAD gYNEg.
-N!iiss41S,GEILPhIA, ,GIL1PhIA WILMINGTON AN

l. EALT1MORE RAILROADH oN AMI
MAY 2i, 1880,
,r%--TYill leavo Wilmington az to,,ou.
For Philadelphia and lntermeGin.eo o"S: S.
neas' 100, $40, 1880, q. m., 230,lCo 20 o. oSo
P,lhi'a,d!ss'phla (Exprsss) $50. 900, o.4., 1ooy
P6',4 iolphia and New York 22s 8 30 , M !
W.; III d. H., 1882, 1242, 64S y, 10. '''V
Baltitnore and Intermediate Stations .
baltimore and Bay Line, 7 CO p. M.
!. .n.@i1inolo and Washington, I26l, 2.W
s'so a: m., 1854 1.a4, 4 40 7.OS D, m. .als
Llalhs ior Delaware Diyision leave
EeW y. oaxt;e, 900, o.25 a. n1., Los for:
HARRINGTON end Intern ediateS '''' WV
a. bi, I.96, 6S5 D. 10. tatio,,s. n a;
Delmar and Intermediate s.
m., A.eb La. .atioas, Q.25 a.
SUNDAY TRAt
Philadelphia and Inter, MS
., 10 o. NJ, 6s0, $50, 9.6Op aediato stnt,oua
Phi!ade!pDla and New N.
Baltimore and WASN'T YORK, e.g3 q. n.
IoL uitaSr lnlorma' Agton, T2.bl, 2.03 O, m,
Vfieo 70 LIE Time tar Ion passengers are 70
los ported at the depot,
II. f KENNEY. Supt
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

ID EMOVAL.-TATNALL 4 Oo rnp
~ merry Of SO7 Market st., have renovnd
10 S2H "a isH doors a5oys) where they re nre.
pared TO execute all orders for Dlants, rst
movers, bouquets and designs in the be If
style. and at reduced prices. 52S.2tawlm
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

Ch7 En For large load Of ktndIing
a. AeCV wood. Oriera can 30 left at
0ray & Bros., Second and King streets; ia
c0u Moore, at City Depot; and John S. Miller,
2. R'e'N.. Sun, or at the Factory, corner Of
JGiSn gt.gp! aaG 5llpin avenue.
alAu s. MuK NNEY
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
PUBLIC SALES.

THURSDAY, JUNE Il, 1880,
at 1.3O o'clock, p tm.,
Forty Lancaster County Cows and sz.mH
some lat stock. A credit of 30 days A1Y.
will be given. No poStponement on account
OF weather.
N. B.-A lot OF York State Bulls will be of.
tered at Private Sale on June %.
e5.d&wta AMOS w. HOUSE,
l.. W. Stilham & Son, Auc,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
TIHE HOME SCHOOL, !

VIII be9in Its second term on September
10, 1880. Principals Miss Emile E. ThoWp-
aon and Mrs. B. II. Dorsey. For further par
ticGlG-s apply to MISS THO MPSON,
-2Slyd 730 Market 1T,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
TO THE PUBLIC

Notwithstanding tho increase In the price
Of Ice, Charley Kyle, tho veteran ios cream
dealer, proposes TO give us large 4 plate o.
cream as usual. Chadsy has ade ample ar
rGngements to supply all with ico cream and
confectionery, who may call, feeling assured
ways be his customers. Mr.. Kyle has followed
the Ice cream butintss fer the past SO years
and he feels confident that no can please
those who call at his store, ". f. cor. sixth
and Orange, or rt his stalls No. 81, SO, SO, 24d
street markbt. Pic mics, excursions and pri
sonable rates. All orders promptly attended
TO and filled when promised. Your patronage
Is solicited. CHARLES KYLE,
b.ll.tt N. E. cor. Sixth and orange.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
THANGE OF TIME!

THANGE OF TIME!
On and after TUESDAY, dSsEssis
MAY IS, 1880, tho connodious Steamer
SUSIE A. MCCALL, will ply between vii.
Eilngton and Penn's Grove, as follows:
Leave Wilmington, from wharf foot Of 4.h
street. every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday, at S O'clock, A. NJ, and 2 and
5oaIoek. p. M. Leave PENIS Grove on the
same days at 8 and ~ o'clock, A. NJ, and 4
O'Clock r. M.
Freight carried at low rates. Stage from
and to Woodstown and Sharptown, connect
with this boat. 396 DENNY & BRO, Capts.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
POLITICAL CA.RDS
EDK COUNTY ASS EgSUR,

Z ''oh:
me undersigned woulI respectfully nm.
nounce himseif as Il candidate for the nom i
natlOn OF County Assessor Tor the EOrthesa N
District for tie Ctty OF Wilmington. sublect
10 the DECISION Of the Republican party.
b'l'II Oh AS. Il. WOODWARD
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
PROP OSALS.

DROPOEALS FOR RATIuNS AMI
Il PROVISIONS.
OFFICE OF LG1HT- hoUsE INSPECTOR.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
300 s. Sixth street, Philadelphia.
JUNR !. 1887.
Seae!d propasaB will be received at this
9ttice until Il O'clock, NJ, on Saturday, the
18th day OF Jone, 1880, :or Ratiors ana Pro.
visions tor Vessels and Stations ia this Dis
trict, for the Gacal year ending June 80, 1881.
Full particulars as 10 tho articles reo,,ired
the quantity sGd quality, he terms OF delivery
aEd payment, can be Obtained at this office,
The tight is reserved to reject any and all
tnts and TO waive any defects.
e. b. WHITE,
Commander u. s. N.
o2eod4t Lighthouse lnspector.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
TO EXCURSHONISTS

LARTIES WISHING TO CHARTER
l. STEAMERS
THOMAS CLYDE. MAJOR REYBOLD
OR PERRY,
For Sunday Schools or societies * ,-eIT.a"
can do 60 at at low rates by ap- ~
plying to CAPT, EUGENE REYbOLD,
NJ. SARCH STREET, PHILA.
Charter to all points on River or Bay, con.
trolling grounds at BOMBAY HOOK, COL
Inns BEACH, &c. 49-tf
GROUNDS FREE OF CHARGE.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
Il In Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER,
GRAND DeUUl. 4otn ST.. MarAeL W Onss.nut.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

DUBLlC SALE OF FRESH ADAMS
L Co, Pa, COWS.
Perry's Hotel, Braadywino HID, Dol, five
miles from Wilmington,
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1880,
80 heal Of fresh cows, from Adams f7-TsE
county, Pa. Dinner at I2. noon. Sale kt~Yf
at 2 O'Clock in the ehade with plenty u lollt.
oIade. 2and months credit.
RUBEAlS & TYSON.
3. Sharpley, ANc. 63I-w
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
ROOFlNG!l

nds composition roofing demo promy
Vt Low PRICES. Old lenky tiL
and composition roofs oeated win
Spd mado Wate,tisht and good a'
olive US o cail. ,
ROBERT ATKINSON.
8: Saml. Hanna Il CO.'S hardWaH
It'll and Market SIS '%lv'uMa
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

l. On ar ursrrpN Rny1poAn
WI nn run @ aS 10 lofter February %, 1850, trains
-, "'' w" lows:
"A, n.r,ro, ! lnston at 7lb, 1880, a. M, b.ao,p.
fe:Ec e,tv; traandenbsrg, 900, a. m, 1900 noon,
Af' s.IR .ndenberg, $50. a. m, 1880. p. m.
t1:s Wilmington, s;eS, ;sTi, =; m, zaS, St ?; ID.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07
STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS.

A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL WILL
N be held in the oity Hall from Monday,
May 81, TO Ss turdsy, June 6, inclusive, ttr
the beneflt Of Bethany Baptist Church. Ad'
mission 10 cents 6,l-6t
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

OLD AND REL1AI:-E 0NE-PRICE CLtTntNa EMpoRr,,
OLD AND RELIABLE NNE-PRIUE CLOTHING ENip99rniIuM
OLD AND RELIABLE ONE PRICE CLOTHING EMp9RRiiIHM n
Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

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