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HADWAY,S READY RELIEF,
r
DR., RADWAY'S
SARSAPARlLLlAN
RESOLVENT.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Changes as Seen and Felt, ~
they Daily Occur, Aft
or Using ii Few
doses.

i. Good spirits, disappearance Of weaknesa
la,ngunr., n,olsnsholy. increase and hnrd'nes'ot
Z. strcnRth Incrcnsos, appetite improves, rel.
!al, for fo<,d, 1,o more sour eruotnhons r. water
hrasa. rood digestion, cnlttl ana unalaturbed
6saprcar"nec Of spat' hio;chc' p,mpls, ,Is
enanKod fr9n IT, ,a.6 ana o9ey
freniy frn1n tho biatiicr through tho mru,hts
without palm Or sonldlus; little or no sedisneut;
l. Markoti d1niGuuon Of quantity. and fre,
IL aifilctod Ia thst way,, with eer.snty of pss
the seoruttn9 ElAnds, and function harmony se.
s. Yellow tlnge m tho Whito Of tho eyes, and
s ahanroa 70 oicsr. Lively. snd healthy eoios
.. Thoso suffering ir,m wetk Or n!oetatGd
lungs or tnherelcs YIN reaxs Kseat eSet
from tie i.t,igs, alr cells, brunshi 9r winlptN,
thruat Or head; Diminishing tho frequency d
eoncn ssnc.s e o. s.fessa y @ "'a
and feelings VI wcakncss around tho anklei
lsgs shoulders. oto.: cessation ao, Of S9d ,S, and
the morntpe. XXI XII these IT, df d!s,resany sympSna i
,raduai!y and surely a!1aprenTr.. .p,,,,.~
taken new signs OF returning heal&h VIII appca,:
dIset.se Gu viii dlmnish and all foroisn and lmpSis
etc., be resolved awny. and tho ut,sound tnads
souud md henlthy; ulcers. fcvor sores. chronic
skin diseases. graeuaily disappear: ,
vntcd, and Mercury. Quicksilver. Corrosive Sub.
Innate havc uctumulntod nnd bcts,ma depostca
In tho buned joints, ctc.. causing chrics 0f thu
ouucs. rickcts, Bp!nnl eurynturcs. contottiont
white swe!!lnaa, varcoso veins. etc, tho NAN.
! BApAK1LLIAN Will resolve away thesc deposit,
md extcrmtnats tho Virus Of tho dlaoass from
tho system.
o, II those who are taking these medicines 70,
| tho euro Ut Chronic. SerOfuous, or Syphilis
discases, however allow may l,o tho euro, TED
better" and End their general health improving
their flesh and weight increasing, or even keep
Ing tts own, It IL SURG sgn thMt tle cure Is pFe
greas,ng. In ttcso diseases tho .paitent elthc
gets better Or worae,-tho virus Of thu disease i
| t1ut jnactfye; II not arrested md driven frnn
| tho btnod, It will spread md continue TO- under
| tnlnc the constitution. "A sodn AZ thu sAItsA
| FAKILL1AN makcB the pattens "feDl better,
every hour you will grow better and increase Il
| health. strength md flesh.
| Tho Hront power OF this remedy IN dlsoaic
| TINT Threaten f1RDt1 In
, 1880-10-12

Snfial nisp,tth to The chttaao Trtbttnt.
WATEsrnssf, Wiz, Oct. tl.-Wtltun, st,.etcr,
n resident Of the4.,~f, IL. Em.nct, and ,rumi-
ncnt cattlo lcntnr, dad Inst evening of injuries
rec received snt,nr.a5 y " aa's,nS fro1n hts wns1..
Of 1CEnntly.
, 1880-10-12
TElEGRAPHtC NOTES.

TEECOETN wv TFV GVF - IT =
NABHY1LtE, Tonn., Oct. I'LL. II. Hardness
tlisttllery In Robertson County. containing ovor
7u0 burrels Ut whisky, has heen scizeL for vl0la-
ton 0f tho Novunuo laws. TITO whisky al,u
pruporty aru VALUED ut $N, ,00,
NEW OnE.EANH, La., Oct, 11..-Tho Democratic
parish Convention nominated Mn1. j. q. Deuls
for Mayor,
, 1880-10-12
FEVER and AGUE

FiFEH AND A0uE cured for afty ceniA
Thert Ii not remedial AxGnt III this world thal
will curo Fey1r md AK,l0 and all otheF Malass
nus, bilious Scarlet. 1yPhnid, fell1w, mud ot!iS
feyufs iKided by NApWAf'S FiLLSj ~ quickly
a. aItADWAY'NREADY RELIEF.
FIFTY CEN1b PER H0ITl.B.
, 1880-10-12

Spfeias Dispatch Ia TIC Chicuao Tribune.
MEXICO, NO., OCT. 11.-Dr. j. W. Muslennmy.
proprietor Of tho Mexico 3tedlcMl md Surgical
Institute Of t!,ts pacc, WIS urrcstcl hure to-day
for Auts Committed In Iowa.
, 1880-10-12
Esff,ExxI,EstES'r.

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Oct. 1l.-r0stmnstor
1nscph +. Fisher, Treasurer Of tue Unton Loan
Association, bus e,nMzz!cl 81, O00 of tho atock-
hodGrs' tunlR. Ito clalns TO bu able to puy tho
buick amount.
, 1880-10-12

In chronic cases Of Lcucorrhna nnd UterIn r
dlAcAxes.
One bottle contnfns moro OF tho Actiy9 prnes.
prs OF Medicines thHn any other FscphTatf0l.
rakon In TcaspM,Af,ll dtsea. while othota requlla
live or six tinlea nS much.
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
, 1880-10-12
AMONG TIE WRECK.
Additional Details Of the Railroad
Disaster at Pittsburg.
A List Of 1,ycnty-scvcn Dead
Others In n Critical Con-
tlitiOn.
Narratives OF survivors-Thrilling
Scenes at the Hospital.
Yesterdays Miscellaneous Mishaps oi a
Minor Character.
THE r1Trslsuns DISASTER

M1lol Sna1aet14'
THE r1T'rsBURH DISASTER
rtrrsn,,,,o. t}ct. 11.-Thc ttrnths by the dire.
fut ncridr,,t utwn tho Pennsylvania Ra!lroah
now number twcDty-scyrn, mud rlHht nr tim |
otbct. II RI mn. rx xncctch to survive. Tho w.tpln
ctty il II, ,n,rtltv. for nlt,y n,nonr Tho Killed
wcru well known nnd widely connected.
John j, Toricy, WIN tlIc,l ut noon yesterday. |
and whoao tln,11ftcr was usn Killed. WIS lcntl.
i'm business ,,,hn, tlo WIS Il member Of the firm
Of McConwsy 4 Torlcy, ot tho stnlnabiu Iron
Wnrks iio wns III tho t,Ity Council for many
vce1 md yyas for tw,. terms, or ak yrnrs, n |
member 1T tho tlunr1l Of Ern lmfssoncrs. At
tho time ct his dcnt1i hu wnA McEltlGr III tito
Brlcct Council from the Sixteenth Wnrd. 1to
rns ouu IT the members uf the First l.onrl
Of EIro Commissioners, ntlti WIS pnc nj tho
organizers Ut tho pni.i fLrn Department. Ito
leaves Il luEc fnrt,lnc. In tho Guy ftnsrEtnl
the scene IL dstndftll une, Al dMy yesterday
1t was ttro11ucd will e,gpr seekers utter relu.
tsycs una rrlcul*. hrs. Clark, In,1Ehrk1gc. anl
Acl,csat,, tho resident physlelans. though wcnry
with their Artltutts anu awful nGors. threw ntr
nit restr,,tnt, md xindly answered nil Mnslrtts
inu,1trcs. Where thpre was 10 hope they gently
},,uke tho ur,ys, forcing buck their owII emo
tionx, though ,,ut Without severe struggle. Al
though used 10 seres ur ttrnth III It's .nst htr-
rtbp terms. ttuse Oil snwbo,Irs Guai1el before
tho wurk pf this uwfnl tIsna ter. All declared
st ."o ~ W. ,,,',,o,r't ,,,n. nvar vii,
yuma 4nesuoa tho n,ost "PPi.li'E tues t,, W. ~"
ngsse ut ls awful rsp,e., nr; aa'ksfsS,
mr.. ronr l,osu McCabc, Ym, could nnt tell
m"e.,s, s ,a1., sau - noo,r ~, ,,or mi, trniy IN.
relief, mud know tho messenger will SCUM visit
her na.',u est; .o,,n ~ w. ,,,rn.r . ,,o ,,or,r
appoar to bc dying oil fastcr taat, tho men They
, 1880-10-12
THE RAILROADS.
Negotiations for a Cessation Of
the Burlington.Wabash
llnbroglio.
Inauguration of n Passenger War
on Common Points with
tho Wabash.
Contemplated Advance in East-Bound
Freight Ratos..'

roao t,mr,i,,r,, T. n,,inrv i.ntlroo.. ret,,rnn,,
r"' rspn .nn Enst rn.t.r,,sv' in haI n.'tb; aa,s
to rcI"rt rrrnr'lins t''a con'rl!cations netween
his ru.d aru' tho wabnsh. md preferred upt to
pc ;e'sw. - h"w"nr 'p ,at thorc orc uoo
enre. ner' ~ ai ta 'rn n1I sIu '.
!%ee s wo ra, sons % ing ss "s Sesa %r
to pc Iv held n N"w su % Y"rk next It week, to see
whether ou arrangement co'lisl NOT oo o'1ectea
rcgnrny tito disputed territory III lown. It
is understood that tho Wabash ot'lctals
would Indicate ii desire or tilelt part to
ms c,mt Il ulront,y lmu,eusu amounts Of muney
for tho ronstr,,rt}on nf nnw lines for which
ti,ore tn III il no immcdiato use. The burlington
nut concede anything tn tho Wabash. II TINT
,s', ~, w., '.l..as "ss,,r;,,.sa or torniuu
1"I,' nnr,n5tar " ,vS md v",. t unIer no
1Asth heFehitef' Won nna Hoou' one na"s. ~. ~.
consideration Will tllBy taHkb An nfrnf1KGtnchk
K.ysn Even tne o!l,ieniIGa !, ,s< ri
~, ~ M tn1pt,s ma tnlI,mte n ttasntiun nf Gps-
tjitics rcvlrsiIux freight r,.tcs. Thu WnlHsl II
l. Understood: Is descrniinet t. uasr;!pl fno
!o"n pout nnu nna!" UMun ~" ,,; r.stnr,nS
t@t ,',r,,,t, Tia I.st ,yrck t,nrv nt ifo Tniui,
pne,!ir ll,sInres went. Eist hy the MnhMsh nru
uts,rs intention Is to gve this rond iiis l,'ls!-
hss* III tnhht!M lint inc !owa poE! 9'us ~ " snu
~ H. ~; ,"t ", Vii rsls. wit, ri, is mITit
bcinv ktlctl Gy uoul.I. TIN tiener, Freight
Agents " tho three 1own pnoL lics-the l}l,r-
!Ktni. knek isiMo. nian n, ..7't ,
sGik n"ti,, krt:ys,r,~ 4is ,nttar md It IL ,,t,d.r
at..i ti,Ht VIM r',sn,,nI n sinr,i iv T,,rt,
MGF a6 .anns .no tn o's In ~ nnsl"i's to =" rcak
,tp tl'o ,,ns. inWn pooh u 3 ds not oy s,,.h WIZ
,xrs;rrt1 n,i. Thts tnM,l Ina Grc., yury rr0Iltl-
, 1880-10-12

a BAD FALL.
Special DspdteA to 1ne Chtedqn Trtonnf.
T.ANs1St,. Mich. Oct. 11.-1nhn nnm.nss.
tc,tlcr to Drteknnson. fell frnsn tho rf ut tho
Everett 1lnt,s1 this TurcNnun, mud II is th1,ght
tIruku his lnck, as tho lower hnlf Of Ills body Is
t,nrN1rytil
, 1880-10-12

TIM rhn,r. md nj. nrcaont pxcopt baniora Cut-
lnrton. n,,k1 Mc1!tr,r,lol..
trsrtr,oxs
All 1v,ctat,hn,u nrcacntrt, severnl pot,tions
urging tho creation Of now pumptna works In a
euh.Fat !ouhuo"' notetteo ~ 'Ho eo''''t'sse vi
Fire and Water.
ALI snytt, handed in apot'tIon from pFopefty'
,,nnu ,.tta,. T.. ,tI.,ra, -, nroe. fnkC s.vo,,t
p",y "nleh ~ a,lo"ea ~ eaoso $3.50, r"no .tsoat
br'dEe bo required 10 my Track on Caha' htsoet.
be&Wcen lInko nnu Fourtcentd Stteolss leeAoFfoa
to tho Committee IN Railroads.
Aid. rocvey offered resolution, which waa
otlnnted. Instrnctiu,, 4ho commissioner of rut,.
NC WORKS 10 eehs! IN all eallha'e 'of 'a""''
u',tcf tao river at S1onroe ssreet.
Aid. Wlckorshatn presented petition from 4
snoft inc or eiovatha fallway III pearnoIn
raTN. NeIortca 10 eae committee Oh o'lee'"
Aid, RI o,npson handed In M order authorizing
trm II, Jefferson t., tf,,,,,eet tl,eIrbudpg with
tho wAtor tnain ut thu city lImtss' After ss'1'a'
discussion, In which strong opposition "aa
shown, tho document was referred to tho Coua-
mlttco on Flre a,,, wntcr,
n''%'so w 'Ae a"u .'..r'..1. "". .,,
A., Eso'sk,HoosEs. , ,,..,,.,,,
Controller to ADVERTISE for lids FOR the erection
Of mn nbr,nn.houso. minus tho tower, on tho
n,tv.s lot nt.or tha rnruer nf lane street and
Aeh1uud nyenuo. 1t wus uassed.
Aid. Meter submitted tho document gotten up
by thu Communists, III which they ask tho hnyor
10 furnish sunle Information about the Btreot-
Afds Eynr.,tt si,hn,ttn.j an or,lrr IirrctiuK tho
Cuntf1iirr IN nIiyurtisu Tor prtIposuiB ft,r tho
grealoi 1t III eiulnt,- house uear tho eernor u
rcetipx o te sae ollecr r. lvurtisa 81 for % t for
III vii4iiit.. huttsu enr Tho corner OF Aberdeen
the VlApuo1s. .
missioner OF rn9!io works stating TINT ins Sla
uuet ~ sl1tecnth q atu ~ tAnhi stre0ts Nouta is!st
ior sone time u so were apent for r1pa,rs; n,
II y mitch Wprs0 conultlon, cnulu be thaGo PCT p.
ieotiy sala " ~ 9xpeEtsitttre or xiI naI
being cxhallstea.
All. Hlrcth moved that tho Commissioners
70 directed 10 SEND IN iii c1uerGenoy ordIhaseo'
eomth.ln,cation was received from tho Con-
trailer IN reference to rohI&es Oh special assess-
Aid. McGrath sa!sl tho matter was of somo ,m-
fa9teI moved its refercnce to Il specal committee
The motion was, agreed to, md tho Chair
nnea ss, Mc's!tn Bnrko' siyth' Mo'ef ss11-
Tho spcclnl order-1he report Of tho Judi
| clary COMMITTEES In relation to
THE SMOKE NUISANCE
| wns thun takcn,,p
@ r hsny sy sni, as1 n nose
snn, ~ tin nrsJ1nu,,rH ret,rtrd i,y liz lnuurity
| II fi,,t f,n,nnittnn -
~ ain' tH t:t"rK hapc.l tho or,tnanco would posa
Tin tifI,1 hid tT,,nu for nntiuil. The nu1snI,ct
vas Il growing ovii, und tic s,,oncr steps wore
cnrnn1 Fla t'nm,tt, ..nMsctl h. ma s,n,E,. yn,
cs,,iMl l.; The COST u rsinMlnr the Cty Govern.
s I9 He a!nt H. think + posaos to- Ke. ra ct
| viii, ~ Il hn1 far"u aisrwl;cre, IJ.rlsi,i.
, 1880-10-12

HUNTINGTON. ra.. Oct. n.--1ohn Carson md
his sor, together with nnothor hoy tih,lt'l Den.
ncr, Of Spruce Creek, attempted 10 walk through
apr,tce Creek tunnel yesterday. hut were rlitt
uVer by tho Pacific expreBs g0Ing Gilst. and hll
t,MtanflY ktIlt1,
, 1880-10-12
GETTING A BETTER HOLD,

IlAnTrUI,, C0ail.. .t}ct.ll l-Murt!n ltennett. Jr.,
l.ua resigned tho Presl.lency at the Uonnugtleut
Fire. Insurance This city, to aeeept tho
management in thu United states nr tho I.Ie,l
t.,np pllny 1t t,tll4fun nna 6cuttsh Unlua ul4
National VI UlMsKuw,
, 1880-10-12
OBITUARY..


RUFUS II. HUNT.
NEW Y0nK, OCT. 1t.-ltuflls It. flunt, Of New
Orlc,.ns, wuli known III turf circles. ltod in tho
tiEsey IInlse, Df this CITY, yesterday, lie was
burn in iluntsyile, Ala., abolt hfty yours a9o,
, 1880-10-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

Of DR.. ltmiway's old established Il. II. IL Itetut:
dies than tho bABo and worthless imitntlous Of
them. A. there are Falaa Ncsolybnts, NeliefA
and FILLS. bs 4uES and usk fur Hauwaya, AAl ~
taat uas nauas " Nadxay" " on what Jou buy.
, 1880-10-12

.sp 'NT1J.14 NSJFIIEIE EAAsllvUVs
CoLuuuus, tn, Oct. ll.-An. .eatrA Oh tho
Southwestern lullroad, following tho rcgulur
freight ttalu, uls morning 'raa Into four cara
, 1880-10-12
,rnlRf,E lvAIlnEy.


BOSTON, Mass, Oct, ll.-0eorRu WMrren, head
Of tho WArrun Line Ut Liverpool steamors, died
III 1tuly yrBtcrlay.
, 1880-10-12

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1l.-Cleyeands, I; Phila.
deIphIns, 1, uaIno called vi account Of dark.
NATIONALS W. C1I1CA0Os.
WAsI1s0ros. u. T., Oct. ll.-Nnuonuls, Z; Chi
nAY Ynd T.
, 1880-10-12

4 gentleman's smoke u tho Richmond Stratuht
Cut No. ! Cigarettes.
, 1880-10-12
CONSUMPTION

Of tho Lungs mud TuborcuIous phthielR, ecrofn
la.SyphIloid Discusses Wasting Degeneration
pHgo Of Water Instantaneous relief nt1nrle
where clt11cters. haye been used. thus '1oini
away with tho painful operation of using thes
Instrumental. IiasU1vlng Stone In the Dladder,
md in nil cAsC6 Of
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collected from white voters and which
gives them the tight to vote, u all that
soald be by lau exacted for q colorsd
, voter 10 enable lin 10 vote, ard We
have no doabt tbstif the demand was
made on collector t. accept the eighty
four cents lie Vould be bound to take
1t and give receipt in full for State
and County tax. He could taxa hii
l isure ard az. his pleasure in sollec..
ing ths ,claol and dog tax Afterwards
and If he couli ret collse, ii lie eosld
retura Whatever he saw proper to u
Levy Court. In TIE face of ali th;f
gross rank Injustice vs. are told that
thsTe Is 10 Discrimination in the col.
lection Of taxes, tn. hereafter only
those will believe this false assertion
who 60 not and will not understand
the true situation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

IRIS UEBoRrUEATn that the break In
the city basin should have occurred at
this pa -ticular time when the question
OF purchasing the water rights on the
BfaHdywine was in contemplation. OF
course all cannot bs done at once, and
a. the basin must be repaired a. once
10 matter what the cost, it is probable
that the question OF purchasing the wa
ter rights referred to will have to he
deferred until some tina in ths indef-
mite futrya.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

Do1s ANY BODY know whether the
Levy Court is in session. Ithas sud
delly boiled Down into a very oui.t
body since the time expired for making
Assessments, Or perhaps the sbssnoa Of
reporter, for ths REpUBLrcAE, hiss
something to do with the calm that has
ensuSd. We have no! yet entirely for.
COTTON cur Levy Court f.iends and
sasl pay them sssasi onsl visits.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08
Tnssday's Lscal Elecsious.


! If the local elections held in Indiana
land Ohio mean any thing at all they
mean that the Republicans are going tt
carry both these States next November
with sweeping majorities. Cities il
Indiana that had never given any thing
else than Democratic majerities rsvers,
cd their previous record and gave
SSseping majorities Gr the Republi'
cans. In that Stats vote was taken
on several Constitutional amendments,
all Of them in which there was any
ssmblapcs of political reform being
strenuously opposed by the Democrats
in general. One Of them provides for a
system Of registration for veters that
prevents fraud at the polls, and nstur-
ally enough the Democrats we're ar
rayed almost solidly:.against it. Some
Of them hewever more inclined for fair
play, united with the Republicans In
Support Of It, and 1t Is said to be adopt
I'd also BY very large majority. This
should secure Indiana firmly for the
Republicans. Another amendment
adopted does away with the October
election and hereafter Indiana will hold
her State election in November at the
same time they are hsld In New York,
Pennsylvania and q majority of the
States. This will prevent the Demo-
Gratis from colonisipg Southern Indiana
with Kentuskians before every State
election is heli, as they have
been in the habit Of doing tie
Kentuckians having enough to do at
hons on that day hereafter. Indiana
may with reasonable surety be expected
TO swing in with a solid Republican
North in November. She will however
cease TO give warning vCios as she has
done before, and we shall miss her "a
The ides Of October como rolling in.
ouly Ohio of the disputed States Of
tie North. and lows always sure and
steady for the Republicans as the nee
die to the pole are left now as senti-
nels upon tbs outposts to indicate
the winning side in the great battle
which is to follow in November.
IL Ohio the Republicans swept Gin
cinnati with clean broom on Tuesday,
also Columbus and Toledo, the latter
I've generally sure for the Democrats
Ga local issues, and Cincinnati always
doubtful. ALI these cities gsvo large
Republican majorities at the State cleo
ti'n last fall and to show that they do
not regret it, they have done Il over
again and will again repeat it in octo
Der and November both next fall. The
western political skies look auspisious
Tor the Republicans and day 10 dawn.
ing in little Delaware also. j.
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singing al q Aanminr.

Joseph Walker, colorya, as hanged
Lake Prottdsncs, L., la I Fildsv
Lar murder. He made sae Oh ASSERT.
Tag Ills Innocence, ana a OH re, min;s.
t'f gave out hymn, which was gunu
by the condsnned man and "a, thcns
hanged. w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

TIE GAZETTE says tn. REPUBLICAN, on
tuesday @rrected fonr errors Of tho
aay before. This may or may not be
CORRECT sntn2 meter, To- it is ~ell
known that toe "Gszstte" ctrreets no
rrrers it should correct, and indeed sell
'om has fuf locals in wh.,h ,rrors
could Ostur. o.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

MILWAUKEE THE principal city in
Wisconsin on Tuesday last elected the
Republican ticket by $500 majority,
this being the first Republican govern.
ment that city ha, ever had. Thus
from Connecticut to Wisconsin and ia,
beyond, Tie .Rspubliesn tide is rising.
which will carr that party triumph
snt!J Though the November gales.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-04-08

Anthony Warrimont was s,sbsed b,
John kur2ty IN quarrel at an cleo.
ton bondrs IN Chicago on Tuesday
night, AMI 0isiyestsrdsy ofths wound.
Murphy, " o il only 10 years II ace;
has b.en' sr'es'af. - ~ D.. ~. -
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GARDER hEEBS,
GEEDS! SEEDS,
| HENDERSON'S EARLY SEEDS

|GEEDS' SEEDS.
II HENDERSON'S EARLY SEEDS.
o---------------
ACME TOMATO,
EARLY SUMMER CABBAGE
EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD
EARLY WlNNINiSrUDT,
EARLY DRUM HEAD,
EARLY RAUlSHE3
HENDERSON'S
BOSTON MARKET CELERY
HALf DWARF CELERY,
BLOOD TURNIP BEET,
EARLY LETTUCE, EXTRA EARLT PEAS
RcR sALBA7
eRlPPhN'S SEED EMPORIUM.
No. sWEsT THIRD STREET,
Wilmington. Del.
r ANDRETII'S EXTRA EARLY PEAS,
I'AEDRErHs EXTRA EARLY PEAS,
FAIRLY RENT, PREMIUM GEM. no.,
EARLY RLNr, P-kMlUM GEM, 60,
BLACK AND WHITE WAX BEANS
BLACK AND WHITE WAX BEANS
NEW ENGLAND SUGAR
AMI SrpWELL'S LVERG RLEN
SUGAR CORN,
Premium Fiat, Drtch and Drrn head Dab.
saes Seed, new e:Sp Osags Orange Seed.
SHED PUTATOEA
wHrIE AND YELLOW ONION SETS,
LAWN GRASS,
wHTE~suTcH GLOVER. 49,, 40, &c.
W. N. oHANDLER,
NJ EAREEr ST., MARKETS ST.,
HSlt way botwson 9th and 7th. IS
. X. KKAUTTER,
Manufacturer of all kinds Of
AND FANCY eOAFS AND
CANDLES.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
FOh LARD. TALLOW AND 9EENSK
FACTORY AND STORE
Os W. FRONT ST., COS W. FRONT ST. |
Wilmington, Dol. aI1-SmC |
MERCHANT TAILORING.
W. H. eVisN. |
MERCHANT TAILOR,
~ MARKET ST., In Market ST..
~ -, tn9 ia'est styles Of Spring and Summer
And nadc In good style.
CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER
. ~ u. '4! h.'Sa@
. oneap % any Establishment in Whining.
ten or Philadelphia. 67.8m
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TNNTERED AT tn . POST OtFlOs ~
Ma Wilmington, Do, AZ second clnss laat
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NOTE.

Tho REPUBLICAN, Sill loads In
circulation. Advertise where yeU
ret the most for yOur InGnoy AID
ehe GRPUBLiCAN IL that papas.
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Toys ADAMS b BRO.
Toys
Toys sO4-MARKEr syREET-s0
Toys
Tvs BICYCLES! BICYCLE's
Tuys CHlLDREN'S CARRiAGES.
Toys
Toys A handsome lot Of new childrens car.
Toys rtages Just IN. Call and exam
Toys Inc them.
Toys
Toys DRY GOODS, HOSIERY AND NO.
TOYS TONS, CARPET,
Toys FLOR stair and table oil cloths. window
Toys shsdes glass, TIA, crockery and wooden
Toys ware, cutlery, rugs, Ranes stair rods,
Toys brackets. base ball and 6ats, masks, ex.
Toys press wagons, velocipedel,
Toys ROCKING HORSES,
Toys doll esrrisg2R, wheel harrows, FIRE
Toys works, fazs, lanterns, drums, looking
Toys glasses, toys
Toys FANCY GOODS AND DOILsSOF
Toys ALL KINDS.
roys
Toys BOOTS, SHOES AND EuBsERS
Toys
Toys Agents ioz John Clars's Milo End
Toys COTTON. COTTON,
Toys
: OyS George Clarks o. N. T. Cotton, VIII
Toys limAnti to, and sole agents for
Tcys -
Toys BRAlNERD. ARMSTRONG 90.
Toys SILKS, SILKS,
Toys
Toys Chsapost place in the city 10 buy any.
Toys tbinget
ADAMS b BROTHER,
s0s Harket stree.. bOA Market street
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To EXCURSIONIsTs

A Tr.ANTIC CITY AND CAPE MAY.
IN EssaI
Special arrangements urv made to take
EXCURSION PARTIES FROM WILL
MIk0TUR TO EITHER PLACE
AT LOW RATES
Durisg the bathing season, per " Samuel n.
Felton," to Camden thcnoe BY railrea1, Civ
ing psrties hours on the Beach. For par
ticulars apply to II. p. WEAVER,
32T.2taw zee Marke. street.
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LIaEEs.


I-.-, -
- tn RuYgns 0E IINErs
L 10 pUYERS OF LINENS.
wmMrSorox, DE-,
/
-
there should be moro
LINENS IINEaS
LINENS LINENS
LINENS LINENS
=. NJ, ,,,4, .o.omn,,., ,,,.
~ ''N N-AS Nv W
49,
I.
any Market
gains. Very respectfully,
|
W. II. KENNARD h CO..
|
A,,ho,,,,
la aeon Ai,E-RT,EsCuFD Papyr
A,oa SAINT.
~ inches wide.
LINEN,
" inches wide.
A WHY SUPERIOR TAE1.R LINEN,
~ inches wide.
a hALk-BLEACHED DAkASK TABLE
At 80 centa
w inches WIDE
At $l.oo
'AN' '1 q ine a9U wido. pAAAsA'
bts1y
VERY HEAVY RARHSIEy IC
Oh inches vida
4 very attractive exhibit at this counter are h
BLEACHED LINEN TABLE, COVERS,
T
pSngit by the yard.
ThloEsi PRloESi
o. S2'S' Sd.oo, $SS ana S.o
TDRExy-REn ANN capuu.r
ARR DAMAsR TApyr n,n-,-y L.
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Last or Unelo,med Le..ers


Remaining In the wilmington, Del, post
pniee, Saturday, March Is, 1850; A
LADIns' list.
Bayafd, Mrs AMMO Mamley, Mrs Deoby
kosh, MRS James .OEanRe, Miss Harriet
b I'd, Mrs RA sol OsDurn, Fannie
Cromwell, MlsAJ Smith, Annie Huston
liavis, Miss Ida Shaw, Mrs Jennie
Draper, M,ss Mary Spencer, Mrs Sarah
higglnf, Miss Bella Townsend, MrsH W
Kennedy, Miss LIzEto Winner, Mrs A n
Lynch, N ISIS LINE Wilson, Ms
Merritt, Miss Aba Zsllies, Mrs susan
GENTLEMEN list.
Adkison, X hst31ioUgh, John I
Bradley, A II MlkAlseu, JE
Conner, JONES Mei]aughy, Patrick
Irspsr. Alfred o'Donneil MIR
Fox, Jaha ~ Peanoog, Geo
Gam. BENZ q Pssey, James
lIaly, Uhas w Reddy, Ragtis
X err, John L shaw James
Hanson. Eobert W Sregori, Michael
Jenkins, Wm smith, M
Jones, H b baylor, t.iiaa K
Runiet,, James Tone. Uras
Lanienan, Ned Yaudegrln, Pc
Larkin, Nathan WITCH, d
Murphy, O2le:s Watson, q
MeUabe, Rev J q White, Hesry
WIN. III. PYLs. p. ".