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Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
Dase asslnk Lree khtps.

In the National Commercial Conven
tion at Boston, yesterday, amendmen.l
to the Claflin bill werc reported and
unanimously adopted. They provid,
that the master and first and second
officers Of vessels shall be citizens o.
the United States, except when in for.
eigp ports there may be q necessity tc
get officers for the ship: provide for the
discharge and payment Of seamen in
foreign ports, aud recommend tha,
provision be made for the employment
and education Of apprentices on board
Of the vessel Of the United States. Mr..
John Roach spoke for two hours in ad.
vocacy Of protection 10 the ship build.
ing interest. The Committee on Res.
olu tions reported back the resolutions
introduced by Mr.. Lincoln on Wednes-
day, with amendments. The resolu-
tion as reported approved the Claflin
bill, and declare that goods Of foreign
production should be taken out Of bond
free when such goods are 10 bs taken as
stores on any ship bound from the Uni
ted States to q foreign port; that only
the net income from property invested
in shipping should assist in the estab-
lishmeut and maintenance of American
linss Of steamships built and owned in
the United States that Government
bounties should be given to vessels en-.
gagged In the foreign trade; and that all
material entering Into the construct tion
and repairs Of vessels sheuld be admit
ted free OF duty when so employed.
The last resolution, the seventh of the
series was indefinitely postponed; and
the preceding one, declaring for bounties
was discussed until adjournment.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
I'm Ala Of st. JaEnes. ,

The ladies aid society Of st. Jamef
church. Newport, are making arrange
ments for two evenings entertainment,
in Pell's building next week. Or
Thursday evening, Oct. 14th, there
will be q concert by members OF the
Millard club including Professors
Rhode and Fullmer and Messrs. Stone,
Howell and others. Prof Ford will give
some choice recitations' during the
evening.
On Friday, Oct. 18th, there will be q
parlor entertainment BY home talent
consisting Of dialogues, tableaux, eto.
Admission to each entertainment rs
cents. Oysters, etc. Cream and other
refreshments will be served by smiling
young ladies.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
R0FaOnal,

J. K. Rmmst. the actor, who Is sd
81. Louis, was somewhat better ys
day, and his recovery Ia hoped tSr
President Hayes, on rsturnInI
Vancouver, W. T., was received g
school children Of that place. Hs
leave this morning for Puget Sound
General and Mrs. Grant were 10 !
Chicago this morning for New y
via the Pittsburg and Fort w
Road, and 60 through without itOpP
Secretary Scnurz returned to VI
ington on Thursday night, was d
the Interior Department yesterd'I'
p. H. Robertson, . prominent q
gist Of Petersburg, Va, and ag'I'
several insurance companies, died.
tsrday, aged II years.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
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0RveFv MAN In Line"

The Garfield Veteran duara'
meet at their armory this evenlDs .,,
inst. at 6 80 O'Clock for the pufps,,
participating in parade and nag n E,II
tstion Of the Hastings Guards Wv " |,
to move promptly at 7 O'Clock, IN ',n
sired that every equipment SnvaI ~
In line tonight and members nU''YI
ed will wear dark clothes derry
and will be assigned position r,,t "
company. p. b. AYAR' VIZ
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
MANGLED By MAOHINEKY.
A horrible Accident at she Edge
moor Iron works.

A horrible Accident at she Edge
moor IFon works.
A sickening accident occurred at tn,
Rdgemoor Iron Works this morning BY
which . workman was probably fatally
Injured.
About l O'Clock, Frederick shuler
was engaged at work near one Of the
large Universal Roaming Machines,
which WAS running at q high rate ol
speed. His clothing was caught by q
revolving crow foot, and he was drawn
into the machinery before the engine
could be stopped, although fellow work.
men ran to shut off the steam at 0noe.
When the unfortunate man was tax.
en- out 1t was found that he had been
terribly msngled. His right arm had
been torn from the body q few inches
below the socket and he was otherwise
badly injured. ALI his clothing had
been torn of sxcspE his shoes and
stockings.
DR.. Draper was summoned and did
all he could TO aid the sufferer. Not
much hope is entertained Of his rsoov-
cry.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
HlDaLovEs.

We are selling an uneommonly good, we'll.
made. shapely, and hne tDrte.button kid
glove at 50 cents pa r; all colors and sizes.
Everything that looks like kid, you know, is
called by that naIne NO matter what animal
Il Hrew on)
Tho qualities sought for in hid gloves are
delicate beauty Of texture, color, nnish, sew
Ing and shape; and durability. This glove Is
a. good 40 any glove regularly cold under 81.
1t 10 by accident that We can sell It at 90 cts.;
and we have all there are, 90 far as We know.
Our regular stock in ladies' and misses kid
gloves ut present consists Of the following |:
Alexaudree (thrae. button sl.Sl) Moriquaad
(three.button 81. SOY and Lupin (threo. .batteu
81 00). VI these the nrst Is known 70 be real
kid: the second is sometimes kid, sonetimos
laubskin; the third is generally, II not al.
ways, lambskin.
1t Is thought superfiuous BY rome 10 tell
you what k'd gloves are made Of We may
not always know. When we do, you sball, II
yCu read.
We emplov the hest skill in buying we can
find. We get the best goods We can ind. We
sell them for what they arc and a. low ~ we
can. This is our notion oi legitimate business
At the Chestnut-street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
DrsCoURAsED DEMoCRArs.
They meet and Bswaii tse Aps.
thsale CendAsion Of Affairs.

At the meeting Of the Democratic
association last night the deplerabls
condition Of politicaI al .ifs In the par.
ty was shown TO be really surprising,
considering the grand, glorious, over.
whelming victory at the Little Ries.
tiOn, which the Democrats claimed and
shouted themselves hoArse over. In
deed, the proceedings showed that the
party In Wilmington, IS l! Is all over
the county, 10 completely demoralized,
and the shameful frauds at the Little
Election have had any thing but
beneficial influence.
Col. Whiteley presided. A motion
was made and adopted that, % the
Wilmington Democrats are thoroughly
warmed up to the work, the chairman
OF the Ward Committees be requested
to report the condition Of things. The
reports were not calculated 10 make
things any more promising. Thomas
N. Ogls said the Democrats were short
q good many votes in the Sixth Ward.
Frank P. Kane reported for the Seventh
aud Patrick Neary for the Tenth Z.
T. Singles spoke for the Fifth and W.
B. Hyland for the Fourth.
Henry Clay Turner, Bsq., candidate
for the Legislature made Q speech in
which he lashed the party for not be-
ing more active. One might suppose
from the vehemeuce Of his speech that
he felt himself in awful danger Of
defeat at the coming election. He was
astounded st the apathstic condition ol
affairs. Think Of the West precinct ol
the Fourth Ward having gone Rspub.
lican 7 II the party were organized "a
in 1876 We would have licked them.
But this campaign will not compare
with that of 1875. The Republicans
are like drilled army, and we like .
tand Of c0WaIdly recruits. This mourn
ful admission and many others were %.
,nted 10 as true.
Having expressed grave fears Of par
~ success Mr.. Turner took his seat,
only to be called upon for political
speech, after some minor business had
been transacted concerning speakers.
And Mr.. Turner gave them . speech Of
length, poetic sentiment, and other
sp 'esd gle qualities; but very little
-nthusiSsm was expressed, and the
"boys" left as sad and down hearted
as before.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
A BliE mt Fire.

Yesterday afternoon, at a few min,
utes after two o'clock, a fire, which
was extinguished by buckets Of water
was discovered on the roof Of small
dwelling house, No. AIT East Front
street. The supposition is that the fire
was caused by a spark from q passing
engine. The building is owned by q
farmer namei Elliott, but is occupied
by Henry Cunningham. The loes ia
alight.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
A Mean TlicR.

The boys who attend scheol at Han
by's Corner, Brandywine Hundred, re-
Gently raised q Garfield and Arthur flag
pole, which proved 50 obnoxious " one
Of the Democrats In the vicinity that
he hired man to cut It down, and the
same night another Democrat hauled Il
home and burned It for frewoed. The
boys are quite excited over II, and q
certain captain OF . certain Hancock
club had better mind his p's and q's
hereafter, or he will get more than he
bargained for.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
Field TrfaI OF Dogs,

The date Of the Pennsylvania field
trials Of hunting dogs, which had been
fixed for November 9th, has been
changed to October 26th, 9th, 2sth;
and 10Th. The trials will take place
near Quaryville, Lancaster county, and
the prizes for the various stakes are as
follows: And aged stakes-$10O to
first; so to second $25 to third; $1O
entry; &5 forfeit, entries limited to SO.
Puppy stakes--$50 to first; $25 to sec.
ond; sl5 to third; IS entry; SO forfeit;
entries limited to Is.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
Nosiee % rag .bsas Captais..

Nosiee 20 rag. .beat Captains.
For the Republican.
WLhIxeroH, Dot. 9th, 1880.
SAMUEL @. TAsHwrLL ESQ, CHrHF BS.
GlsBRR CT rHR FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Dear Sir,--Your favor Of the sth In
slant at hand and contents noted. II
the signals for the bridge or hrs a
blown BY the tug boat, are well know
to the Gre companies, IL is almost I'm
possible 70 make mistake, a. they are
90 different. The signals are as fol-
lows; For the bridge two short and
one long whistle while that for FIRE, Is q
continued and indefinite number oi
short whistles, Iwill call the atten.
tion OF tug boat captains to the com.
plaint and do all In my power 10 have
It sbAted. Yours very truly
RDwARD MooRs, JR., Harbor Master.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
Horses KnOWa in DeIaWare

Niger Baby has lost his stable
panion, Mollie, for the present.
latter being afflicted with Wrsi',
ankle. That Is Q serious blow 70
Bower just at this time, as he %lI
plated taking part with bis o.. Ss.'
team in the Association races on 10y
day.
The black gslding Wilbur u, W
spicuous performer on the tut
season In the hands Of John Splm,
been sold to Mr.. George Hall, o. III
the proprietor Of Young's hoSA
that city. N
The winnings Of Bonnie scou'n.
date foot up $12l,l87.5O. the ns
sum ever credited to the get Of snA'
ican sire In q single year.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
AT JOHN WANAMAKER,s Isth
AND MARKET AUB CMEgTNUT
DTBEeTb, RHILA DA.
OSIERY.

|HoslERr'
Last spring We told you that We were sell
Ing quarter more than name time last year
Now We are selling hall moro. There Il
reason for IT, Wehave got what you want
and we soil It as jon like to buy.
We have been hunting all over Europe isi
coed things. They coms direct (not man
GEORGE BRErrLE ACE.
SAMUEL EDEN.
Il. d X. MORLEY.
LAMB d LEE,
A. J. OSBORNE.
3. w SMITH Il 90.
NOTTINGHAM MIG. co.
MIDLAND HOSIERY 90.
NOTTINGHAM h LEICESTER H0.
SlERY 90.
WELLS VENN.
WARD, STU RT q SHARP.
CHARLES 9UlNET 4 OLE
GERMAN Film.
BVLLIuT 4 OLE.
HlRSCH d Rl0EL.
VICTOR SAvOkIk.
MURATh Gle.
FRIED. EHRE9. WOLLER.
FRIEDR. tiOTrHD. HERMANN.
FRIEDkICH KIROHIESFN.
1EBRUDER HERfTTRTH.
HEINRIOA SCHOPPER.
u. r. BECK.
HERMAN STUKER,
CARL 9RUBER.
WEX & SOEHNE.
We buy very little this side the ocean. We
do better; and 30 do you. We can't iell you
what we've got tor you; only these few:
Pure silk, 20 plain eolors, $3T6; New York
gets e4.6o for the very same.
Spun silk, embroidered. $500; plain, Sl.t0
1.-THE latter not In yeti. These arc sold else
wbero at s25o and $500 respectively.
Fancy hosiery IL isn't possible to say any
thing about; except that American manuiac.
turers come here TO see what 10 made abroad.
They know where the best assortmentis is Kept.
Navy-blue, white polka dots, French cot.
ton, rs cents; nobody else has got 'em vet.
English cotton, ingram colers. 2S ats.; else
where SO cents.
Finest English cashmere. Is eolors, sl.oo;
Tor ladiee'; o. cents for mlssss'.
Misses' French wool. 70 colors. Ct cents for
inch, 10.
We've got to stop somewhere; we'd like to
tell you oi some for gentlemen and children;
underwear too. Must wait another day-but
you needn't.
Outer circle east from the Chestnut-street
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
DOYS' CLOTHING.

Nobody in this city. New York or Boston,
has 50 great variety In boys clothing; mo-
body seems to care 10 much about exceliing
in II.
Our styles are OF own making. SUBJECT to
the very general requirements Of tho fashion
OF the season. The same styles are not 70 be
copied.
Near tho Market street middle entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
FIFTH EDITION
"-'rAAATE DEnoCsAT n.,,

Determined to Ei,h.,,
eI%,sns n,s.,"" = Now the c., c..". o. y
Ex-senator Barnum wan,
WI With tive men, who guardian srIs 10 lndI
ms baggage, which 0S /. s0S..Sts Csts1
have nav s,a.i included ready cash dba't,.'Sod y.
me me election. soS lis estimated ", ,S,, a'
st.ts or on their way p'Ir''' to n NJ ia
publican demOnstration in a" rnI ias
10 Yesterday was sucosssInl N ind,'u| a"a
y sxoelled the Democratic qua a., 8
Senator senator. conkling's tour i,,S Ls, dud h.d
leading feature Of the csnv..0 INV oss
tive. y and
A special despatch 10 ,b.N u
TO. day from IndisnapoIis .N' s.. IN
There Ia unmistakabls sr;s. s,;s
plenty Of It, that the Democratic r,s''
diana, aided by their allies l,As ~ u
and South, intend TO in,ups ~ J ,a sns
ior their State ticket nsrt Tus.a, s
fraudulent votes and a more ,aV'a.] s..1.
use OF money than was svsr srTl y
known in the history Of tbei, si', n,o'
TINS state. The Republicans, vha I%
bsen lAboring day and niebt tIS \,
success ofthe principles Of tbs Thai, ~ !
and the redemption Of this ,rsa r,sa,
monwealth, stand aghsst to'Sss &
testimony which unfolds to H..
methods which Barnum and 'Isr Va
have adopted in these last d,va n1t Y
campaign. '''O
They are conscious Of the D,s,.
upon the streets, In the saloon,
around the Democratic head QUAR-,
many strangers Of villainous sDT
ance. They are told by their
COMMITTEES that those men are noto,
bruissrs and rspeaters from ,bs 4
Of Eastern cities. They are dIsoo,s
that there Is hardly any city Or N
precinct In this Stats h
has not been invaded BY tbsss
They remember the task Of su,h
Gals in the past in Indiana. and
plainly see the task which lis, M
them.
There is deep indignation eyeryvb
In the Republican ranks, and mn
Democrats are not wanting who /
not support this outrageous attend
rob the people Of their victory. i
10 not only indignation, there il Al
invincible determination to teach h
and their masters a
which they will not soon forget.
Importation Of these rascals, who
known in the expressive Language
their class a. "blood. tubs" and ID
uglies, began recently. The
grants did not find the Republican,
he State unprepared for them, for
Vious elections had shown the hc
voter Of Indiana that eternal virili
must bs the price Of his liberty At
polls.
But an attempt to capture a Shsa
he Wholesale colonization Of ShOa|
,itters and criminals is so high b,
ID and revolutionary q proceeding
I must always awaken surprise Anl
,arried on at first against inadsqJ
licenses, even in Il State where
'rsuds have lost the characterised
,ovelty.
The agents OF the Republican "
Committee, from their residences
very part Of the State, at once N
o report the coming Of the strsna
md compile their biographies for
i the polling places. Friend
he East and South saw the a,
ure Of their notorious fellow dlis
md sent their warnings 10 Iudisull
md within q short time there VA
oom for doubt as to the nature OI
intentions Of the Demon
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
PAlAIDau

Welch, Sharp & Co., 300 King street
will receive on Monday car OF choice
York State potatoes which will be
sold low. As the car must be unloaded
in few days all in need will do well
to give them q call. Also mince meat
and other produce at the store con
stantly on hand.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
Notice..

The members Of the Hastings Gustds
are requested to meet OF the club room
this evening at $50 sharp, In fol
uniform To proceed TO Fourth and Pop
lar streets, At which place the Republi
can clubs are requested 10 meet
From thence they will march to thi
Institute Hall, TO receive the flag which
is to be presented to them.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
Tho RrOOigal SOn,

Mrs. Clayton will speak tomorrow
afternoon at 8 80 p. m. in the Opera
House. Subject 1.-THE Prodigal Son. -
An explanation OF the charges brought
against Mrs. Clayton by the Conference
News will be given on this occasion.
Rev. Clsyten's reply to the Daily News
is crowded out; it will appear on Mon
day.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
Assaulted.

A young woman assaulted a III
lady acquaintance at Eighth aI auI
net streets on Thursday last au1 \
her a black eye, because she 10, !
friend that q certain young %'' ~.
been intoxicated, and that s wv
seen q certain young lady Sl'''DS
chair crying about ".
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
Tha s.RtraaARhaf -

0fthe "Strategists," who will ap'
pear at the Opera House tonight, the
Chicago Tribune says "Uniqus in
class, complicated in incidents, skillful
In construction, abounding in amusing
incidents. The piece Is travesty Of
comedy Of character TO excite the live
lest interest. Everything is pure, clean
and agreeable. 1t was recognised as
being the most droll in every sense and
the funniest production Of many sea-
sons.n
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
DoYs' AND CHILDREN's HATS.

We have all the new styles that are out.
We have also some hats from last year. which
you may have for temporary use, to take tina
place Of tho shabby ones, II you want 10 wait
little for later styles. These will answer To
begin with, and cost 30 littlethat you oan
afford TO give them away In o month.
Near the east Market-street entrance.
JOHN WANAkAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
Chnnro OF Post IL adqusrl'Ins y

Thomas A. Smith Post, NO. ."
Department OF Delaware u. a. M M,
changed its headquarters frOn N
stitute Building to room No; iS~ S.,,tl
Clary's building, and will p' J.
meet on Saturday evenings "
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
lndlnna Votes.

Persons who wish to get the latest
estimates on the result Of the election
in Indiana on Tuesday next, should
call at the news store Of g. A. Davis,
GlS Market street, tomorrow morning
At 1890, and get the New York and
Philadelphia papers. Plenty Of extras
for the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
MARRIED.

YATES-DAVIS.-At Ubristiana, Del, or
the 7th ins., 10y the Rev. A. Snyder, Mr..
Harry A. Yates Of Wilmington To M 1888 Ida
DAVIS Of Ohristiana. Ali OF New Castle Co.
Del.
J0NFS-KINTON.-In Chester, on Wed
nesday october 9th, by Rev. b. J. Noble.
Mr.. Philip W. Joues to Miss Mollie n
kinton. both Of Wilmington, Del. t
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

The Young Mems Repuonl,y,',' n,
will report at headquarter5 'u mi !
ing at 7.30 O'Clock sharp, ID ,,',Ir ,'r
form prepared to parade. A lazy
ont Is earnestly requested
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
Local eea0m,

One case Of drunkenness was heard
at the Police Court this morning.
Rev. r. B. Cook will address the tenn
persnce meeting at the Rosendals
Park tomorrow afternoon.
Clinton Halls "Strategists" arrived
In this city at noon.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, 90
gar Coated, without an equal. They mover
gripe or s1cken In operating move tho bowels
easy py acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lest energies by promoting the healthy
action Of the Liver. In doing this Headache.
Neuralgia, Pains In tho right or left side OF
through the Lungs, Indigestion. Costiyeness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Bacx, Dizziness, bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
bfliiousness, Languor, General Weakness
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weat.
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. They
promote healthy Liver and leave tho system
free from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
Sold BY dealers and country store keepers.
prinoipal Depot, Fourth a1d King, WuEliu..
On, Del. Philadelphia. % Arch 81
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

The Youths Republican ol NIB will re.
port at headquarters this evening ct
o'clock sharp IN uniform 10 parade.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
NEW ADVE1TIsE ESTENT1
STRANGERs IN OUR CITY

STRANGERS IN OUR CITY
WHO MAY BE CURIOUS
WHO MAY BE DUBIOUS
WHO MAY BE CURIOUS
WHO MAY BE CURIOUS
To Look at
10 Look at
To Look at
To Look at
The Largest hetail Clothing House
The Larp est Retail Clothing House
The Largest Retail Clothing House
The Largest Retail Clothing House
and
and
and
and
Merchant Tailoring Establishmont
Merchant Tailoring EStablishment
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
Where Everything is S Id at
Wnere Everything Is Sold at
where Everything is sold at
Where Everything is Sold at
ONE PRIOE
ONE PRICE
ONE PRICE
ONE PRIZE
And whore every garment is made especially
And where every garment is made especially
And where every garment is made especially
And where every garment is made especially
FOR OUR TRADE
FOR OUR TRADE
FOR OUR TRADE
FOR OUR TRADE
Should not fail TO visit the
Should not fail to visit the
Should not fail to visit the
Should not fail to visit the
N. W. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET.
N. w. COR FOU aTH AND N HARKET.
N. ". COR. FOURTH AND MARKET.
N. W. COX. FOURTH AND MARKET.
We will be pleased to show Strangers through
our different departments and an
swer all questions relating
TO eur business.
No clothing house in our city offersany
thing like the different styles OF Boys
and Children's Clothing that we do.
While our new system Of selling these
goods is commended by all orr patrons.
Prices given with every suit Our
Stock Of Fall Overcoats is Very Large
Stock Of Fall Overcoats is Very Large
Stock ef Fall Overcoats is Very Large
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE,
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE,
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE,
N. W. Corner Fourth and Market Streets
N. w. Corner Fourth and Market Streets,
JNO. W. DIEFENDORF, MANAGER.
JNO. w. DlEFENDORF, MANAGER
JEO. W. DIEFENDORF. MANAGER.
100 this
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
fNRAIN MARKET QUOTATIons.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
'lLMINaTON HAY AM
MARKET.
BRORER1.

BRORER6.
ID X, ROBINSON b co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
N. Z. OoR. FOURTH AND MARKET
Wilmington, Del.
q. 8. FOURS FOR SALE.
EILE Ek BOUGHT ANB SOLD.
E,LAoTr' JoANsoN& 90.
BANKERS AND BROKERS
OURNER SIXTH AND MARKET STS
Wilmington Delaware.
DIREOT PRIVATE wIkE
From our once to the New York and Phila.
feiphia Stock Exchanges. Qustations fur,
nished simultaneously with sales being
made ct those exchanges.
Philadelphis, New York and SanFrancisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and car.
ried on margin.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

The repAirs on ths Eleveu''
bridge have been completea'
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
"Tnc Treop.v

A meeting Of the Garfield & Arthur
troop will be held on Monday evening
next, at headqusrtsrs. Every member
Is requested 70 BE- on hand. By order
Of the CAPrAm.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
ENTERTAINMENTS.

These garments are Of very unequal quail
ty; It Is guess work TO buy them; not one per.
son in hunHred can Judge OF them,
1t Is tolerably well known that wo know
what our goods are: that we RuaIantee them:
and sell under the market besides.
Main aisle from Market-street middle en-
trance, at Its junction with outer circle.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

TNOR ShLE.--A COLLECTION OF SEQ.
Il ond hand carriages for sale cheap at
W. HAMMOND'S,
100 81 Second and French streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

GIRL WANTS A PLACE
W. to sew and help with housework also
one for ehambernaid. Apply 3CS East Eighth
street, Intelligence Office. 100 2.s
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
CHoES.

|SHosS'
Ladies', Rentlenen's, ehildren's. We keep
the finest ri work and the best OF leather;
ready made and 10 measure; we keep also ali
sor Of honest shoes.
MARKET street front, west Of middle entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER,