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, 1880-10-20

THa Chicago II Milwaukee Telegraph Com
pany has achieved surprising sucoess. At the
rccout annual }uccttn8 lfyilend Of 10 per cent
waa declared. following oEa VI tU per cent year
ago; ind tho Company has still on hand sur
plus OF aout ~ per cont to be applied to repairs
, 1880-10-20

SENATOR GEoRGE +. EnMrSps was re-
elected W tho Vornont Legislature yesterday.
la roeoIvod tho Unanimous vote OF tb0 spnnt,.
atd .aGl votes In the House, aguust ,la for Nr.
HInalley, ponocrAt- 8euntpr Etlntlntls is ono
Of tho abl1at statesmen Of tito tlnos, au1 by ru-
elocting him by an oil but unauEtnoua vote tho
Vermont Legislature laa hunorct! !.selr, hon.
orcd tho StaLo, nnd conferred bcuelEt ou tuo
Amurtuun Nation
, 1880-10-20

THERE remains no longer any doubt OF
tho wrUck OF the Goodrich steamer Atpena ana
tho loss OF afl on bou1d, which u sald to consAt
" thtrty.tiye passengers aud crow nuinbrriax
thirty. Gao OF tho bodies, that VI Mra Nrudky,
h4s been washed ashore ue4r lIulla,lt, Nkl,,
md at thn writing tho news cutnes lhu.,tho
body OF 10y has also beaa picked up ncur rlhut
point. Tho beach fur miles Oh elthor ills is
strewa with tue dGbsis of tho iil.futcu cr4n. Iu
auother patt of Tue T4turar wu Le found
, 1880-10-20

In Ills proposed duel with Secretary Sltcr
man. Wnslo Ifampton will no doubt bn acton.
panied by DR.. blackburn aa surgeon. In tho
ovent Of tia1npton's failure to pistol Sherman,
tue Kentucky Doctor will hold piece Of Ia.
fecte' clothing unlor bis noso and 10 curry hin
or With euliI- -pox
, 1880-10-20

THE Now York Hour saya: "The In.
prcss!nn nsery day becomes moro and more scn.
eral In London that tho support given Dy tho
ltoyal family In Parliament to tho l)cccascd
WHO'S Sister BILL bus for Its motlsu dekire to
UNTO tho Princess neatrico to her widowed
brothcr-lE. lnw"
, 1880-10-20

Cor" sidney d. MAXWELL Supcrtnten.l-
cnt vi TIM Chatnber Ut Commerce Of Clnelnnutl,
haE completed hta atinuRl report, from Which It
Hppcars TINT ES5,G1 barrels us matt liquor wcro
manufactured IN Clncfnnatf during tho yrar
ending the alst Of August. This Ia un incrcnse
uf uo,sll bnrrels oyur tho quantity 1nnuufnct-
urcd during tho preceding ycar. The report
nls0 shows tilat tho CnclnuntEana aro no nleun
bccr.lrlnkers, as It tppenrs that 607,4E bnrrcls,
or 2.. ,2N xnssos. IF malt liquor woso drunk
bython during tito yenr ending Eupt. !, 1890
This wona give over zoo gHsHes to every nun.
wnln1c, and child In tho TX -f'orkopolis.
, 1880-10-20

faES. HANCOCK was asked what io thought
Of hl-tnotalllo ourroncy. He replied; "That Ii
whoso tho 0reenbnckers nrc right: II nun
isn't satisfied With paper nonoy, he can buy
menllio currency, as thoso who needed II I'D
bekoro suaumpupu,''
, 1880-10-20

Cr11r:F JUSTICE RYAN, Of Wisconsin, died
ut t O'clock yesterday 1nurntng nj hs residence
at Madison. Tho teccasrtl Jnrist was ono ct tho
most eminent mon Ut his time, Il nlnn Of e4-
teilsLvo general culture, Of profound lcRnl
knowledge. and Of grpat force Ut chaructct* hss
prlnclpal fault was hls exceedingly ir,lscIbto
temper. ASH journalist, jurtst, a1sd orator he
hna fow c1ua's. 1fe was, Notwithstanding his
SOUR temper, greatly beloved By tho members Ut
tho tegnl profession IN ttta city, where he com.
InnncGsl tn practice. and III Wisconsin, whuso
Supreme Court Hencll se adorned for several
ycars. The rcgrot ut his den,h Is universal
throughout Wisconsin.
, 1880-10-20

THE Baltimore anniversary celebration
closed last night with q brlllinnt hn,t R0sIcral
illumination Of tho city III cptIsnlp,n0rntton uf
tho niuety.nl.th anniversary Of tho SURRENDER
Of Cornwalls ut Yorktown. Baltimore ~ hnppy
ln tho consciousness that her celebration cx-
cciled tho anniversary celebration ut uoston
.lnat month.
, 1880-10-20

TIE Sultan of Morocco lias. in conso-
qucnce Of tho pressure OF tho Esrurcusl
Powers, decsaro.l thAt all Religions shnil bu ro-
spcotel throughout his tlomInions. Evel tho
Moors hayo begun TO think thut tho world
, 1880-10-20

Col. ". H. THOMPSON, Superintendent OF
tho Hallway Mall Scsyico, In his annual report
recommends an Increase In the appropriation
TOR TINT service Of $l00000 TINT competent,
faithful railway postal clerks who layo nm.
dered ncsttoFlous service may ba protnotoL,
llo also renews tho Recommendation ma.le In
h!s Last annual srport TINT Conxrcss should g!ys
him authority tu rcclussify tho ltnttway Null
soryieo % that tho oiotka should w divided lnto
I've c!asses, with salaries ranging from SEQ 10
S1.4M.
, 1880-10-20

GEN. GRANT sent M autograph letter, ot
which tho following Is copy, to II young citi,eu
ut Elkhart, Ind:
Voto tho Republican ticket until every tuan Ia
tho Nntion elkltled to vote cnn Ctst lust ono
foto ut each election. FOR which party hc pleuss,,
without fenr Or nu1estattoa. aid hl.y1 II bua.
Gstly counted. and you Will feel conscious Of
u. g. 1KIyr
, 1880-10-20

FOLLOWING the example OF the little sQual
OF Chicago busfHcHs-mon who Issued an ntl.lress
fav0finx {Iancock's bluction sotne weoka uxO. n
nuuher OF Now Xork Businessmen ut Dot,,p.
cratic Proollyittos hayp lssuol alulur ltitir,ss
Tho signatures Of tho prominent business. tupn
and capitalists of Nuw York nre eous,,Iuuously
absett- Tho only Een Ut any psou,tnetcu wl,o
hase signed tho document aro HoyxI pApIps,
John Cisco, aud Auson phulps Stokes,
, 1880-10-20

FouH Of tho Democratic districts in this
Stnfc aro fairly 1ebatal,ic+-tho Twelfth, tho
Thirteenth, thu Sixteenth, and Seventeenth,
The voto of t'lcsc districts ut the clocuon four
ycMrs GKo WnB lis fOlQwat
, 1880-10-20

d. e. CHEGtEn LODGE. M. UtI 4. =. ASn 4. IT.
Thc tHenbuTs eEs!sy nntGll IN bn present thIa
{Wednut4ayi 1veninK. uGt ~ nt 7s, n'G!.Hk s,nrp.
jUElN t}INUC1tIlb, SECRETARY,
, 1880-10-20

TItE propeller Lake Michigan, OF lho Lalte
0ntnrlo Steamship tornpany's linz. with cRrxo
uf ru!roat.iron. struck oil Il reef nbovtt twcyu
miles from urockyII9, Cnna.,u, yesterday, md
sprung tcak. shu WIS kcut nitont by tho
pusnps until ahc roncs'ci tho wharf. whru sho
Runk.
, 1880-10-20

AN observer who lias been studying cabal-
lstics remarks TINT "the flguros .noat twteut ID
tho Ohio and tndauA elections wore not 3l0t
hut l88. Tho 1ueanlng Ut tho lattcr In tho Solid
Bouth. Tho North Ia closing It's ranks, aud con'
frout& l38 With 48l,"
, 1880-10-20

tF Wauo Hampton succeeds In running
his sword Into John Sherman VI fur AZ he puts
bis foot In his mouth every un,e he oItei!s IL
ho'!l tunnel the SECRETARY through and through.
, 1880-10-20

ArES.tNDI:i. II. CovrHorir. Democratic
Congressman from tho Seventeenth pcunsyI-
vnitn District, atd cnndlt1ate for reflection, IL
it' trost.''e. lilo Is chhrge' with havilig ctcntcd
Il fnldtcr's widow OF hnlf hcr pension. The
wi,saw tnakcs affidavit TINT tho legal ilrm Of
which Lo1roth Is Il number ehnrHe.l her $i04 to
Ece.lrc her Il pcnslon Of 9s0s. Tho legal fec In
tue case il only t22j Tho oilenso WIS commits
ted over tGicu ynars ago. md Mr.. Coirroth Will
eseMpu prosecution under tho statute uf llm!ta.
tluns. but II tho charge ta sustained It will prob
nhly tend to defeat Mr.. CofIroths efforts for re-
election.
, 1880-10-20

II Wade Hampton, III hls> proposed duel
With John BaoFman, misses him tho nsst twu o.
three shots, he oan u.tstsap hls wooden leg aua
club h!m to death with that,
, 1880-10-20

AMBITIOUS, vain, asld weak" were tho
cp!thcts applied to Hancock by Gun. Qrult. D4
tho fFea- Traae Democrats thtuk shenl nuw ser!
fur out OF the wayt
, 1880-10-20

Miss NELLIE CA1.liotJy, tho grandnlcee
OF John C. Calhoun, 1nnllo very successful
debut as nssinger nt tho Grand upcra- House ut
Sun Franeiscp Monday night.
, 1880-10-20

1s NOT Hancock writing too many cx.
planatory letteFs? A Richmond Democratic
paper says that ho sent bis pitcher once toa
olton to tho vol whvn ho wrote that Psoec"
ton iattlr
, 1880-10-20

HANCOCK At first showed his utter lgnor.
anee OF the tartr and American industries.
Nov he shows uReAsiucss BECAUSE hIs tvnorauoo
, 1880-10-20

Randolph atrcot, hcsween cinEk md Ia Sn.le. 81.
H. icnyitt's GRIND Specially md Vaudeville Com.
bthaiIon Afternoon and evening.
, 1880-10-20

Gc1i. Hancock, lint he no hunger protu,srs
| TO "maIututn IN tho future" whnt tr Inns
"cllcsislicd III tho past," lie has yathor sud.
denly changed l.ts mind. ltc ia In fayor of
the American, systcm Of protection. 1Ic anys
"All talk ohout frco trnde Ia fottynf 1to
plays Will, tho cups and hail; now you sec 1t
n,ld how you don't, lIe wants freo y0to md
n fair count, md he tiucsn't. lie wants n tariff
for revenue only, md he doesn't. Ifp Is des-
perate icrgyersator fishing for votes
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hull tbn INN, ,n~n,,r an,,,tt,,oto % 1as 5s,,n..n.
of lila g,o,r ~ I'm, ,fononot,s ,o,oot la,,n.
m tho to,f .tr,tro t1,rnu,1,,,,f r,.oao.,t. ~,
lint ourstio, lin rr,nt t,n,f,, ~ H. lrn..,..,
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the manhattan s.td. atr,', sn ,,r,nn',',ns
rurpcinto,I l,v lin rnn,o,,,t,,, az .,,asa
hnyo cllcrishc IN Tim ,os. o,,,f sh",l on,,oo .,r
n n,,nta,, II, t,,o s,,',ra nG ), ''" '3'A'o'
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, 1880-10-20

C1ark Atrcnt, op5a,a!fe nov cunrtllfnMso. Enrnxe
mont Of Mr H. Mnenniuy. "Thn messenger fEu!
jarvis scction." Afternoon md oson!NY.
, 1880-10-20

Clark street, between Lake mt! Rnndnrh. Efnngo
mont VI tho Quick. .1tIaahol Guaranteed Attraction
No.a "Iiup-scotch." Afternoon md uvonlnR.
, 1880-10-20

ExN0Afflnn.
Lake Front. oprosita Adnms atreoL Dny and
eyQplnQ,
, 1880-10-20

IT is currently reported that William II,
English, nf Indiana, Is about to uso u barro! to
secure fuslnts between tho urecnbackers u,,l
tho democrats vt that 6tato. Thu scheme IL to
wahtlraw tho present Electoral tlckut Ut both
parties, aaI to pluca now tteket Ia notninu.
tson. this INV t1cket to co,,sat at eluycn
democrats and fur u1conbAckess. English il
said 10 hAvo boassed that hu will us, $4,000
to secure tho clttiion nf such tlckyt, but ha
wants chatrlna,l harnum to koop out of tho
sl"to anu w my run tho u.achinc. A Louisville
NcnItscrAt. Af, NSnnctt II, Young, hus otforri II,
subscribe s1.u0 to a fund Ut $iuoO0D to DO rub.
scriocd In Kentucky to Md tho uourbons lu In,
d!anp. Tho Democrats aso desperate, aud under
tho lead Of English vii! rssort to oyary ,,sapcr-
at9 aud interruptions measure to royerso thu
popular verdict 3n indiana. The Republicans
must not lug In theiF e1orts. Vigilance and
bard work and good cause aaye shetn yiptury
On tho 12th at October. TITO satue means viii
increase tha!r victory IN November.
, 1880-10-20

Madison etfcat. between Htato ind Dcarbnrn En-
xagcnent Ut Mlss hary Anderson, "1.u4y OF IL Gus.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

to leavs the room, but Was afraid of
passing through the friendly mob on
the outside. Mr.. Potter Palmer was
sent for and when he saw the oondi-
tion 6f affairs he returned to the office
and ordered two of the porters to take
a ladder and go out and raise it to the
window of the committee room and
allow Mr.. Root to escape. The ladder
was procured and Mr.. Root got out of
the window aud descended to Monroe
street with shaky and unsteady steps.
He had but just got out of sight
whea the mob burst open the door Of
the committee room and swarmed in.
There were many emphatic express
sions of disgust when it was discovered
that the objec. of their search had es-
capped.
Twenty five tickets reserved for Mr..
Hoar were stolen from him, and 1t is
rumored that some of the colored men,
bers of the Convention have been sell
ing their extra tickets.
Blaine's prominence last night
caused the ''dark horse" to he forgot
ten for short time. But to-day when
the ballot shows Sherman, Edmunds
and others votes, the ghost of tho clark
horse y will be found fitting before the
eyes pf Conkling and Hale as plainly
as ever.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
TaE REBELLIoN AGAINST CAM
ERON.
A BITTER STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY
BETWEEN THE hoss AND MCMANEs.

BETWEEN THE hoss AND MCMAsEs.
PHrLADELPHIA, June 4.--The rebel
lion OF M. jam MeMapes OF Pniladel'
ph'a, agslnst Don Cameron will never
be condoned by the Boss OF the Republi'
can machine in this State. "The gCa'n-
erons never forget friend nor forgive q
foe," is saying that prominent par y
men in every county in the State know
To he true-mapy TO their profit, and even
more to their sorrow.
VIM. X. Leeds, who has been the
ablest aid 10 Mr.. McManes at Chicago in
his anti Grant battle, has ever been the
leader of Cameron's forces In this city,
ami in turn the Camerou's have pro-
moeed hiA with amazing rapidlty from
the position Of letter carrier in the Post
OFF ,e to that of High Sheriff Of Pbiladel-
phia, aud evan less thar Year ago they
had Gov. Hoyt appoint him Clerk OF
Quarter SesslDns of Philadelphia ut a
salary of $4,000.
Leeds, having raised his hand to
strike down Cameron, must, with
Nc Names, come under the Cameronian
discipline, which means nothing less
than political ostracism for he balance
of their lives. But will they submit
to this punishment They will not,
and for time until either Cameron or
MsManes gets the upper hand, the
fight for supremacy, not only in this
city but in the State, will be the most
interesting that has ever taken place
in PENNSYLVANIA. McManes has for
ten years past exercised as potent a
sway in political affairs in this city, as
Tweed ever did in New York. In his
contest against Cameron he will be
aided by the eloquent, able, and un-
compromising Wolf of Union county
Gen. Chas. A. Albright, the sagacious
leader in Carbon county Gen. Koontz,
the impetuous leader of Somerset
county, and VIM. X. Leeds and Ell
wood Rowan OF Philadelphia.
In this contest with Cameron Nc
Names will have the Gas Trust, the
Police Department; the Quarter Ses-
sions Office of the city departments,
and Collector of the Port Alex p. Tut
ton and Appraiser Moore Of the Fed
eral offices. Col. Quay, David II.
Lane, The Recorder, Col. A. Louden
Snowtien, Director of the Mint, and
Gen. John +. Hartranft, Postmaster,
will manage Cameron's side OF the
fight.
Looking at it to-day the indications
are that the Republicans will lose the
State next November, and with it the
Legislature, that elects Il Senator to
succeed Walla e and even that will
not end this struggle.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

TEE Senatorial Triumvirate enter
ed into a contract to deliver to he I'm
perial candidate at the Chicago Con-
vention the one hundred and seven y
delegates from New York, Pennsyl-
vania and Illinois. 1t seems thai they
have been able to deliver only about
one hundred from those three States.
The failure to fulfil this agreement Of
bargain and sale is so mark ed that the
Triurn rnvirate had better embrace the
occas ion to go into political bank
ruptcy.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

THE raya2es of the ply ylloxera are oi
great Importance 10 France. A heavy
loss to wine growers and to may work.
ers Iu vineyards IS made certain by the
news that last July's devastation of a
third of the grape growing area OF
France Is to be outdone this year by al
least forty thousand acres more of de
structiou. Last year the champagne
crop was especially burt, aud there was
talk Ut planting varieties OF American
vines Which resist the pby lloxrra. Two
successive years of disaster must have
an Ell oct en the amount of good French
wine available for export.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
ENTERED AT WILMINGTON POST
A. SECOND ocElEa cEHss MATTER.
SATURDAY. JUNE 8. 1850.

THg Republican is greatly annoyed
by the fact that South Carolina has
directed her delega es to the Demo-
cratic National Convention al Cincin-
natl to vote for Senator BAYARD as
the choice of that State as the candi-
date for President. Only a few
months since the Republican spoke OF
Senator BAYARD in connection with
the Presidency in highly commenda-
BILE terms. Why now this sudden
change? Certainly that paper could
not object to having citizen Of Della
ware occupy the White House? 1t
does not go so far as to deny the emil
nent ability of our distinguished citi-
zen, nor does it deny his fitness for the
position. But hurls its envenomed
arrows with terrible acrimOny upon
the heads of the Democrats Of South
Carolina for havins selected Mr..
BAYARD from all others as their choice.
Senator BAYARD has been spoken of
as the man most likely to secure the
votes of the independent Republicans,
and such as prefer to avoid extreme
party men by many independent and
Republican papers, and We fail now
to see any good reason why the Re
publican should assail the Democrats
of Souh Carolina for the wise choice
they have made nor do We see why
1t should denounce the "Brigadiers,'
since the ex-President has assured the
people that he had been among them
and found Them sincerely laboring 10
sustain the government, and ready to
serve under the old flag, whenever
called upon to defend the country.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
Oven lltn Nlrrtt K,idva

over llth Street B,idge.
ON SAL URDAf, JUNE OH, 1880.
NJ y. III On the premises,
Without Posiponement, Withdrawal. q,
UHderDlddiDg.
SOME OF these lots have excellent foun-
datlohs, amt some aie likely to he under
laid win fine building sand. Small build
lnSs are lii such demand that the busin ess
Interests of w Wilmington are to- day suffer-
Ing ipr want OF them. They viii read Nv
net the owners Ia l0 To II per cent.
ana ne Is the place either TO bun or 10
6uid che Up Houses that l0iH pay.
The sale Will commence at II, m with
No. ana proceed manly in the order of
numberln:. he two dwellings will be
sold ait~r the lots, say at about 5 D. m. An
Omnibus VIII leave seventh and AIurk et
streets at $50 p. IN.
FOR terms oi sale. plot and paItlcula. g,
sSe posters.
]. T. HEALD,
teNenth a: u Maj keL sII eels
my@,ap2,4. Agent 10 effect the sale,
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

CHICAGo.-There was stormy
and exciting time in the Republican
Convention at Chicago last night.
Conkling had been met during the
two days and failed at every point.
His naughty demeanor and Haunting
airs were lauded by many an ad-
lnirer, but even little Mr.. Hale in his
retorts to the sarcastic dictator made
the peacock plumage droop before
the great audiences. And last night
Conkling, Cameron and Logan were
nVpoloss1y ueaLen ny Ine men OF
lesser note that surrounded thoni,
and checked them at every turn in
which they hoped to put forward n
show of strength for the third-term
candidate which he did not possess,
and finally the reply Of Mr.. Pixley
Of California, to Logan brought out
a feeling for Blaine that turned the
Convention into a bowling mass,
and took it completely out of the
hands of the Chair. 1t was then ap-
preaching , O'Clock this morning.
and so great was the cheers for
Blaine, noise and confusion, that
nothing could be done for full fifteen
minutes, and fears evidently pre-
vailed that the whole body would
break up in a row. This of course
necessitated the getting up of d
counter scene for Grant, and the fol-
lowers of the ex-President fairly
split their throats and mashed the
chairs in their disorderly efforts to
outde their opponents. Had a con-
vention of big school boys been call
ed together nothing more undignilied
and trifiing could have been witness
ed than occurred in this body over
the discussion of the report on ere
dentials and contesting delegates
from several of the districts of Illi-
nois. During the discussion another
vote was taken which it was said was
to show the strength of the combi-
nation againt Grant. 1t resulted in
449 to BOG. Following this were
cheers and clapping by the anti
third-termers. AT 2:30 this morning
the Convention weary and hopeless
adjourned to IL to-day.
In the midst of the excitement
many hard expressions were used.
charges of attempts to cheat made,
and intentions 10 buy up the the negro
delegates for Grant and this dispois.
tion to unfairness even extended TO he
disposal of tickets over which lhe fol.
lowing disgusting wrangle is recorded
in the Herald as having taken plac,
In a committee
Mr.. Hag asked Mr.. Root wber,
the balance of the Convention ticket,
were.
Mr.. Root-They are all given out.
Mi. Hawes-l do not believe a worf
of it.
Mr.. Root-It is matter of small
consequence to me whether you be
lieve it or not.
Mr.. llawes-You are liar, and you
know it.
Mr.. Root-YUu lie yourself When
you say SO.
Mr.. Hawes- You have need mis-
representations about these tickets
and you have lied to me and you
know /. | want nothing to do Will
such man.
IGNOAINIOUs FLIGHT.
AT this juncture the clamor Of til,
crowd about he doors grew louder nd
Mr.. Root became nervous. He wantec
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
CLOTHING.

Now, at the beginning of sum
mer weather, we have the fullest
assortmsnts of everything in
Mems, Young Mems and Boys
Clothing.
We have provided it under
the most favorable circumstances
every way; we like our stock
we have cloths and shapes innu-
merable to suit all tastes and
uses our prices are, as they
always are, at the very bottom
and you have this advantage in
buying of us--you are welcome
to bring back anything that
don't suit and get your money.
Other merchants may try to
suit you with Clothing as faith
fully as we do; they succeed in
proportion to their facilities.
Nobody except us, so far as we
know, asks you over and over
again to take your money back
if he can't suit you.
We have always full assort-
ments of Gentlemen's furnish
ing. In Shirts we make to meas
ure the fnest at a quarter below
the current price; and in ready
made shirts we make three
qualities, each having Its admir-
ers.
SpEoIAL.-Trousers made for
SO and IS, broken assortments,
but excellent and sessonable,
are going while they last for
$3.50.
WANAMAKER Il BROWN,
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
mayl9.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
NOTICES.

ArOTlCE.
~ EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
There Will be AN animation ofall per
Sous, VINO dosire o teacn in Public y S;h vol 8
Uf Delaware, ut The foilowInK places
Mldd etown, June 7.
Newpl rt, - 4.
Newark Z" g.
Mermaid, q II.
Henry lay, IL.
II is earmestIy hoped that all persons
desIrirg TO teach will attend these an
hual examinations. Exercises viii be-
GIN promptly att O'coc.I 4. III.
smyrna, Del, May "A, 1881
]. Ii. GROVES,
IIj d&w2t. Superintendent.