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Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS Fob CONSTRUCTING A
SEWER.
OFFICE OF TIE

|DROP0SALS Fob CONSTRUCTING A
| j SEWER.
OFFICE OF THE
STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 81 +. Sixth street.
WILMINGTON, DRL. May 20, 1889.
Sealed proposals will be received in :he
box in the City Council Chamber until 7 80
p. M, Thursday, May q, 1880, for furnish
ing and laying about S9b feet of salt glazed
terra Gotta sewer pipe, In the bed of Chestnut
street, from the west side Of Adams street, to
connect with the Monroe street sewer. The
pipe must be thirty inches In diameter in the
clear. to be Of the best quality true and
smooth, and free from blemishes and defects
Of any kind whatever. The pipe must be laid
to the true grade Of the street, and the upper
surface Of the pipe must be at least five feet
below the surface OF the street. The Joints
must be well fitted, and cemented, SO as to be
perfectly water.tight. There will be two
branches Of twenty inch pipe Of the same
quality as mentioned above, extending from
the main Pipe to the inlets on the north and
south sides OF Chestnut street. Total length
OF both branches is about sixty feet, the up.
per section Of the main pipe must havs two
branches so that the 20-incn pipe leading to
the iniets can be properly connected with 1t.
The inlets will be built OF good hard brick, ]
laid in good cement mortar; the walls will be |
nine inches thick, with stone facing at top, |
stone to be at least inches thick by 20 inches
wide inlets will have an opening OF four feet |
In length by ten inches In height, with iron |
CRATE bars in front, to be covered with an iron /
plate with shutter in 1t Is re OF plate four feet
8 inches in length, two feet six inches In width |
and one inch thick. The inlots will be mode
to extend three fee: below the surface of the
gutter stone at inlets. Bids are requested to
he made stating price per foot for each size oil
pipe, the price per lineal foot to include the
entire cost OF inlets, all excavation and back
d ling ana the removal OF all surplus earth or
material iIom the street, after the completion
Oi the WORK. The contractor must leave the
street and payementS In as good condition as
le finds them and to be responsible for all &C.
,idents.
The work must be completed and all clean.
ID up. within thirty days after commencing
he job, for every day thereafter there will
e forfeit Of ten dollars per day. The exc.
ution OF said work, and the petiorman nee Of
he contract shall be under the direction and
upervision Of the Street Commissioner, and
no work must be approved by him before it {
'lli be accepted by the Committee. A bond t
nth security in the sum OF two hundred dol q
ass must accompany each proposal for tho
ord faith of the bidder. And the person or
ersons to whom ths contract may be award
d s6all give bond with security in the sum
hve hundred dollars, for the faithful perior-
lance OF the contract. The Street Committee
serve che right to rejectany or all bids. All
Ids must be properly signed, sealed and en-
orsed Prop sails for building sewer" The {
an and blank proposals, or any other infor.
alton will be furnished on application to
my2o7t Street Commissioner. H
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
.oUSE AND SIGN PAINTING

dratning, Vanishing, Paper Vanishing
specially, Staining and Hard wood FJnishine
a ana every kind of work In our line done in
nistclass manner by experienced worImen
ratronage solicited. Estimates furnished.
suecasdSi nANiEL y. SMITH, Manager,
2l SHIPLEY STREET
Slou Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
DROpoSALS FOR CITY HAULING.
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
No. So East Sixth street.

NO. 673 East Sixth street.
WILMINGTON, DEL, NAV IT, 1850.
Sealed proposals will be received in the box
In the CITY Council Chamber, until 7SO p. N. =,
Thursday, May Y, 1880, for furnishing teams
and hauling by the load, sand from the sand
pit and stone from the stone breaker, to any
part of the city where the Street Uommis-
sioner may need them. The contract will be
for the space OF six months. Parties bidding
will please state the number Of teams they
can 1urDish and the price per load o: not less
than twenty-five bushels.
A bond with security In the sum Of one hun
dred dollars must accompany each proposal
Tor the good faith Of the bidder, and the per.
son or persons to whom the contract NAV be
awarded shall give a bond with security In
the sum Of two hundred dollars ier the faith.
full performance of the contract.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. All bids must be properly
signed, sealed and endorsed "PrOpogais for
Cl;y hauling" For,further information apply
tl9 L. +. LYNCH, Street Commissioned.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
PROPOSALS.,

Proposals will bo received for the steam
heating and the ventilation Of the Eew Court
House, Wilmington, Del.
The drawings and specifications can be seen
at the architects Office. cor. OF 10th and Mar.
ket streets, Wilni iugton, Del. and at 229
Walnut street, Philsdeiphia. The estimates
Will be handed to Albert H. Silver before 10
a. m.. June lst, at the office of the Water De.
partment, Wilmington del.
The comnsittee reserve the right to reject
any or all oids. ALBERr / II. SILVER,
b-2fet Chairman of Building Com,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

OWING TO THE delay Of the gentleman
in charge, our second letter containing
the report Of the proceedings of court
did not reach us yesterday until too
late for publication. This We r. .gret as
much as our readers do.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

CHARLES s. WoLps, the fearless rep
resentative from Union county, Pa,
who brought the corrupt legislators in
that State to trial and convicted them is
now booming as candidate for Cover.
nor of the State. Virtue has its reward
even in politics.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
BARGAINS OFFERED TODAY

BARGAINS OFFERED TODAY
- AT
WAINWRIGHT'S,
3l2 M aRkET ST., 3l2 MARKET ST.
Below are the "figures" we give for goods
all for which we guarantee positive bargain
as close inspection will convince you.
BUNTING,
Wool Giled all. shades,l2h sold elsewhere 1sc
BUNTING,
Lace stripes, all shades, beautiful desiRns
26c., sold elsewhere, 28,
LACE BUNTINGS.
All.wool, the most desirable goods We have
yet seen,
45c., sold elsewhere 900,
DEBEIGES,
AllWool, %, 20, AZ inches wide In all tbe new
mixtures, for 25, 371S, 4215c. yd,
SILK AND SAT1NS in new shades to match.
NOVELTY GOODS FOR TRIMMiNG 15
6o; %, 81 and .25 per yard.
In low price Dress Goods we are still Offering
them at those prices inaugurated by Ms
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBREII, Al IN
all sizes, all qualities, and all styles Of
handles at prices which we
guarantee on our Der
sonal knowledge,
~ per cent.less than sold eIseWhere IN tho oit,,
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Lace. RuchinGs
and Ties still at those prices thar haSs
crowded our store with busy buvers in tha
days past. Prices snd variety proye sat,siac.
wy w N'i "''oi peihR seen' 4282m
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
NOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

The undersigned would respectfully an.
nounce himself as a candidate for the nomi
nation OF County Assessor Tor the Northern
District for the City OF wilmington, subject
to the decision Of the Republican marty.
5.lT.tf CUAS. B, WOODWARD.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

MONDAY Was the flt birth day OF
Queen Victoria. She has been 43
years on the thrcna of England and il
the best ruler England ever had.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
ITO THE PUBLIC!
MINNESOTA FLOUR.

having for the last four years given the
nour trade considerable attention and found
cut which is tine best. am prepared to fur.
2 6lSh inc celebrated Minnesota Spring wheat
nour In any quantity desired to all who waut
a superior article. l am prepared to auqran.
Tee that this flour will turn out SO bounds
more bread to the barrel than any of tt'n COM
nns1,h aon hplauds, ana with good baking 1t is i'm.
oers y at 4pl King street. Central Building. 8
at o.5 Shipley street. VIM. u. PlOkEES,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
NOR CORONER.

The undersigned ofters himself as q cand1
date for the Republican nomination for COro
ner. Of New Castle county. At the same time
hat he will be thankful to every man for his
vote, he pledges himself to support the suc-
cessful nominee. 2l7-d " WIN. H1CkEY.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
To the Merchants.

The REPUBLICAN has circulation in
Wilmington greater than all the other
three dailies combined. We wish the
me chants ard others who advertise to
make a note of this fact.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
GROCERIES,.

STRoNa AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
M GENTS PER POUNc3.
BLACH, GRE N, JAPAN AID MIXMJ
TEAS AT
CENTS PER POUND.
These goods are unexcellod In purity strength
and favor, By any In the city at tho
price. Try them and bo
convinced Of TIE fact.
GREAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
W. X. BOWMAN Manager,
10 E. SECOND ST., l5E. SECOND ST.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Our assortment Of the finer grades Often
and Coffee, and perfectly pure pepper, and
spices generally, Is one Of tho best. Pricee
Away right SUGAR AT COSI TO GUS
TOMERo.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
FLOOD WORK AND DRIVING HORSES
" AND MULES FOR SALE
29-Sm BY W. X. STOOKLEY.
MARTINS LIVERY STABLES.
oOR. THIRD AND ORANGE STREET.
TNHE HOME SCHOOL. y

"a WI 111 begin its second term on September
10, 1850; Principals Miss Emile q. Thomn.
son ti ana MRS, u. II. Dorsey. For further mar.
uouiars apply To MISS THO NPSON
40 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
NOVELTIES

In our Novelties we have for lrini
beautiful line q. reasonable prices
In connection with the above 'is.
We make mention Of our large stocf
PINS BLACK UASHMEREs,
WARP HENRIETTAS, LUPlN's.
SES, SHOODA CLOTHS, In poy
and double widths, Fancy colof'1
and SATINS.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

THE EPWORTH NJ. +.
ID Sunday School has char. a eEK..' A
tered the splendid steamer ESSg7;s SaE
Thomas Clyde for its annual excursion to
Bombay Hook, on Thursday, June 18th, and
will leave Fourth street wharf at $50 a. IN :,
sharp. A brass band will accompany the ex-
cursion. Tickets for round trip 50 cts. 6l3ti
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26

ENOR SHLRIFF.
The undersigned offers himself as O. cand
date for the Republican nomination i0r
Sheriff of New Castle county, and while so
Letting the votes Of his fellow citizens for the
Office pledges himself to cordially support the
nominee whoever he may be. -
M. H. PAXSON,
2-l1.Iwd-3mw Pencader Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-26
W. X. BOWMAN Manager,

GREAT WESTERN TEA coMrAN,
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" HEAT.
>py ~ i1Y INOTGU UITH IFS FiHT0L

O1irl Urvcry Of Ia" Iwrnt'"th ilrrin'' early
y....r,i;,, ,noi.;,nc saw JOAN q = a!d Wiiah No.
Vi us end, tvoinc Ia r.t'ci an &: rance ~" "'
c..ar 4inI,. ot Julius Ba"h"h~rin, W. IS" E.p'ih-
ave. Tee lui.irrs hal already rcn:"T"d H. l"' il -
t. DO T. On The apnrcarh 81 ~" iii rr, orr drew
n l.: .:o end a.."inrt'd :" shoot hinI. D'N"Iy.
hove yer drew his r'y0 yer aud s.ot OF! III III" '"I'
II nuldrr before a." latter na tIur 10 d'S hAC' I'll
wc,pou Or and MrMaunN were then IA ken to re
,,,,.r vas rnuyry,d 10 In. Run>..Sr Hospital
fine latter was locked M In the j. flcr.on MARKET
Police Court McManus was hrd in $1,000 bal Tor
tlal A. soon n Orr u Discharged from me h"'p'-
Tai charges of BURGLARY AMI ATTEMPTED icOniouS as
sGult " III bc made against him.
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were easier at 407 per cent. Sterling exchange
ruled At s 7Oa0$4 81 l. for sixty-days bills clos
ing at 81 81. On The 9th the Bank of England rate
was raised to Der cent after remaining unchf'ged
at per cent since April u. =, ,,,
December-rhs was quiet month. Stocks
iictuated within range OF 500 pr cenI, orIne
alternately strong and weak. The importa-
ton Of foreign gold, after amounting
T. ,$70o0,oOO, entirely &c ceased cod TO- 900
hut the surplus reserves were, reduced 90 !"
S2l2 $50 by the statement Of December -.
Nonry ruled ct 5G7 per cent, WIN
exceptions Of occasional commissions ~
l9,o III FER cent. Foreign exchanges are cXr"l-
irgir dull and rates rule steady at about - olu
81 81 l., for sxtv-days bills. Bank of England faie
irInain. at 3 or cent. -, ;
cual movement, of grain this week includrs
eight DAYS, and thus COMPLETES me H WI.
The receipts of all grains at the principal Atan,c
ports were 31,GGo.562 bushels nor. ihan ~.
unprecedented cps of of 1873 THE totals ore;
1878, 222, 1OO.3i6 bushels; 1870. 23', N'"uo
bu,Ac's. Nrw-York gained 6,595,9l0 bu,hcIr'
Fillmore gained 1852, 223 bushels, Phila-
ocphia 4315,345, bushels, and b's aO1
corn. which also are printed below, make ;pleHd,d
showing The exnorts OF fur from the Ion n
ports " .rc. in 1878. 3at7,373 barrels, 1879.
5,G1lO 15 barrels. Nrw-l"rk makes an uhIN
gam. except,ng gam OF AlU 'rnm i' four
,mis were sG,S42, 1920 hn.hrls III 1879. aiid
IlG0oG. s2S bushrl, in 1s7o. Bait 'ninrr glheh
1909 500 bushels Ph'ladr phia S,oG2 POI p'si,-
els: Nrw-York 7.715.937 bisnGls ana n" ,,n,.
Loss. GI5 bushels. OF com the exports were
7O9iD. i2i busIrl in 1878 ut ll.oG.:tto h'iSi-
els IN 1879: Nrw-Ynrk tining s.:'3l %? bisn'iH
baltimore d Ia 600 busncis, AMI Boston 4ni'I
bushels wlle Philadelphia declined o'oii''o0
bushels. -. ,bo
Tic TO al movements of -four and cram M IRE
prIncipal points for the week cnird December d.
1879. a:d for the yenr were ~ follows:
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Ar the stock Exchange an im,nens" business was
DONE aud pir,.> rose. without notable reactions,
untIl November. Tie total sales OF stocks
anunnt Il /" 74,Io1.0OO shares, OF which
l2OOO 0nO were Ere. S,OO0.OO0 We're Delaware,
Iarka~aiiEa and Western 6. 800. 900 Lake Shore,
& coo, tnO Nor invest; I'll, and 5.7OO.oOo ~.
Paul ihc sIlrs OF Government bnhtin amounted q
yII3 325 600 of state bonds to 21 900 600 and OF
ralroad AID ri>c.'ianeous bonds I" Sll2. $1,000
Or the last-niinei amount SllG.ouoooo were 81
Erie SEGA ID consO.s .2OO.OOO Missouri. Kansas
ant T.xlS seconds. and S23,TO0.OOO MIST and
fl7S0u 900 Central New jersey consolidated The
uliowin table shows, in thousands the mum Der of
shares IF stock and the amount OF each CLASS OF
bonds hat were sold in each mouth:
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SALES AT THE STUCK EXCHANGE.
7..Isl Sll3325 s2I9 C0 s4l27lO

The yearly range of prices presented below. which
gives the highest and lowest prices of the year, to-
,cthcr with tie date of tile same. and the final
5!ic,s of December ~. 1879 and 1878, Of Govern
nrnt bonds and of majority of the active
stocks shows that generally tht lowest prices were
Vcuerally were in The days Ist preceding November
l. hui The remaining aivances from the figures
!ayear ago range from % to 90 per cent:
YTARL, RANCE TRICEs.
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Cost an0 fcnno.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THEUr
TOWN OFFICES No i.23S Broadway corner Unity nr']
a. or 3OS West Twenty thlrdsL, corner Eighth ave;
No. 81 East Fomrt'enhst. corner Gni9nsqmaG x1y
Thru ave-. cor zenith at the HARLEM oFriCns
No 2l~j THIRD. ave- Onenuntrel and tWentyourthc
(Harem savings Bank BIiidipg). up to r H. az re2o
office raieA ----
OST.- Bank book No. 1896 OF the Ger
IL man savings Bank Tho finder Is requested n
Gambler 1879 application will ~ The bank for nov
7 OST.-Bank Book No. Ill. SAT, issued by
the German SAVINGS Bank. In the CITY OF Nnw.iort 20
Charles hde smssins The hner or holder Of the yoS
20 deliver TO the BANK II not ros.oreu ~
Bank for new book.
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Business GnanCes.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL Pc kkcElvED Ar Ias
UPTOWN OFFICES No. .5:1S broadway cor. Ih,rW
hrsLst, 30S Vest Twenty thru ST. cor flghthav
No o. East Fourteenth si clrhoi n,9, ,. tI,
Thirave, for;y.scyenth st. at The IL NHiEm
OFFICE No. I.1St Thirlavc. On" huWiredand'
~ eny fourthst Harlem savings Bank BuIlS Hp " -
NJ. bt regular oiice Iat--
EOR SALE.-An interest IN wen cSiaD-
l. lshtd manufacturing bu>iness r'luhgsl"Ooo ea"iid.
Address q. W H.. MinuralOiiS, Nina.
NOR SALE.-Vciy cheap If taken Il; "hcr--
i oyster aud din 4 saloon, dong G'ol bASir's w
RiunkHn.
HARDWARE III SINE>S.-l VIII DISPOSE ~
/ my a. oil viii II srct ted stork amounting To
~ Tor rash H. lccuon OF nv btsn's- l. exc eht 10
iug vi hin miles WORK CITY, stu teal ~ the b-ss
business block town "f 1. inab' 'nis me snr"hnd
ing country villages %: proportions ~ thr ih
me tate vicinity coDpeol sell or u" her iea On
thnn f,iuI q h alih Address week ilAtDWA r..
Tribune once n en- \ DIRK ity.
DARE CHANCE for man with capital, 7
IL Bee man. Room Is. No brokers
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miscellaneous.
Sales bp 1setion,

SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION WI % hsld
"A % The 2iss On fJaaaa.y. iSso HS3S 1yHn ~
:d HssS n q 80 90 S.:si:';s .::sSsss ~
law. S:sc!pa's -. :a,es NJ - Z: - e: 49, p
- 81 tSS WarSh0use No. II Stoeosa % NOE DAY -
fUSsDAY. 'saaA'y ~ s.a y zen "a Ha - .ss.
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90 Unom It Man Concern

XNANTED.-Infor of the heirs Of Cap
w tain JAMES SMITH. deceased; NORWEGIAN by
birth who came Chst onsen TO Liverpool and Vow
York city 1910 aud 1913 wa married IN Hs s
.,eamsr in lSi9 leaving wife two whe living
may hear something " their W VIZ
prUofs Of their identity. T. ~ nlLLnm x.....s
Martinez Cal
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,pyI\E SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

IN TNG Nv MUS NJ 7 NV -
L s.. 90 tIr rsi Sew Yer January J., Inso
TII'' Ert~D q plNk 1pi~ hay" ordered ~ fhroi
T., on IL wpith have umaintd on !tpo-l
f.: ,d months ehng January /, - al h' RAJ.
- IINr frI 'F.Nr T. Il AHNIM on ~ hn"lhtS o
10 ,.Ii.,r ei,I At IN" rate ~ fO( Pf IL fNi "n
a.. $780, p,'arr on ahh ~ January ~. ~ NV;
:,p.t Wil,iiaWu vi be- credited a. pfhcIh h'
nav !,i i.t ia Uaii l. - 1rI"~ll- male on oi
JOINS CA7I KEr, President
G H. .trA',N. ~,tr"'a'y.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION

"a gG Wnrrcn-st. Nrw-f ork
Noa,y e., D'f'ro Jannary Ia 'in"' interest
f.,,,Ir.,r, JulN CASI NEE rrrsitrnL
d. IfIAIDN.
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NLy DOCS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

~ - Hud 3i| BOW HE1
Nrur ar me- ING OF 81 ms ln-tUnu'n
dylt,'. f'l In months tHihR - ''uhpf
NV crn per annul ou M Hiih7 VI
and On tir rN ~ ul f'o ht h' rIf
M per per rayai on and aii'r January ~
Bv Law lntc'es, not WIN
dawn o. b. I.I,G tuthr pcpa ana Gti" interest ioui
Jaahary ]. -, -, ,.,.t, -. t,,.,,o,,
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'j'llL IKi ~ILi.S
az III

or me
MANItlTrlN SAVINGS INSTITUTION
hl,. dr,cr. to Dc pi 10 ~ d"poSitors ehtt"d
rl,, trO rlN : PAX - per
ANN i.u - 90 aId u lf'it -
Ill - on u"iO-It uuli's
H., o.. g. tiu.itU- end IA January J. -9o
..lt' a!,rt iht ih!Ii Nnud y ~ Jdhua'F
f,f,si hot VII he an!td Ia u" pih'lPa M"
"''''' '''' " DIV ARD SCIIEtI.
:. l. ,,,,tn iicellrnt.
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T'NlON DINE SAYINGS iANIIi / loN.
' NEW YORK Dec. l.. le19
RI, ,r,v,rg pIVIpF< for tho current hail year mas
h.,u ,j,. / n. t. PAYABLE after January l." 1890
FI\t ,ri Il annum on sum, uOiu - 10 f""u M"
IA ,r.f ui.a over 70 W -,
NbNf.N III Posi- r. u ON or Is FnIh JAN ~
DRAWS JNIf.i.l~l FllOM iUE 1T
JNp. ". BkTrTp>. president
nNEDNEK :. CuAflN; lIra,utcr:
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flnlntluI.
IIEX- EROTMINGHAM & co.

"a BANKERS AID STOCK B!!ok I-HS.
y WALL ST. StW YORK
sTbCE. rDI't.Ilr nd 50 u o. IN" SeN No;k S'Tk
E,rhnrgr Ola 3 I,r cent margin. 1T r ard AIS -
r,ir,d n responsible parties at fiv"rAi" rAr- tu MIR
IN ,tin ON All iatnr ~ ~ocK spc ~ "n fn h'i d
on apple Weekly Report Of in"v' ~ Lis III Lac 80"
mar 1t sru free.
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NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
N EIGHT PER CENT BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE

CHtsArKAKx AID ONO RAILWAY CoTASr !
sEcoSD VICE PsEs . QPvox RICHMOND Doc ~ is1p.n
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company will on and
after tho ist January 1880 upon their at tns
their EIG HT PER GENT BONDS Interest on said bonds
This no{se IL ,ntepded TO alike outstanding Eight
Per cent Honda vsu the Virginia Ceura Railroad Com
pany aud surd by tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company in lcu Of Eight Per Cent Bonds .urnendsred
many Will Eve option Of taking Six Per Cent Pur
chsss Money Bonds In exchange tor their bends par
WV WILLIAMS T.. WICRHAM,
AAcond .Prexaent
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Gapinas Banks.

DOWERY SAVINGS BANK,
ID YORK. Dec. 3, 1879.
stuIAN\r,I DIVIDL Nd. nj tine r OF FIVE
Pfl q I. FIR \NNUM on Al Sums OF 80 ana nIWAiI
auh not rvrr,siur and Oi c"i per nun on II
su,, IN = .DVO and NOS cNcetting f''to when
SILL have b,u de- r.Ih at 'as ID 90 mont ~ on ht lsi N
he allowed to the trnO-fols ana VIII DC
dOn,lAy January ~ ~, IN acc"rdhhce
,r ,, nj H., uidrr Of tia II us'ts
HENRY INi.E> JRr President.
H. tI,,si.-liAL!- S'cc!ctaiy
NIrlXENS' SAVINGS BANK of the CITY
l. 81 FA YORK. So. X HOnkki. rnhNER ~ thNA.rr
mi Z ..tN 81 Int j. 1 DIVIDE w. Inc IN
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FER est PIX An ~ NJ. BE- iaid I" ""p'."r- on ana
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-29
Houses BaIlt b, william Penn.
fPhIiadeipbis Bulletin.

The house on Letitia street, between
Market and Chestnut, which was built
by VIM. Penn for his daughter Letitia,
and IN which she lived and died, has re-
Gently been purchased by j.. A.. Janney,
who co1temp'ates tearing it down for
the purposeiof making an addition to his
warehouse adjoining. The building has
been used as a saloon during the past
twenty-eight years, and adjoining it is
the old mansion once occupied by Penn,
and which has also been occupied for
some time as q saloon. An -unsuccess-
full attempt has been m iGe to purchase
the last named house. 1t was the first
brick house in Philadelphia, having
been built by Penn in 1852, the ma
terials used in its construction having
been imported from England. The firm
has offered the Letitia House to the
Pennsylvania Historical Society, with
the privilege of tearing it down and re-
moving it. Mr.. George w. Childs has
offered to bear the expense of removing
the building to the park and having 1t
erected in its original style, and his
offer will undoubtedly be accepted as
soon as the society conVinces certain of
its members as to the identity of the
house, upon which point they seem TO
! be incredulous. 1t is to be hopei that
the Penn House will also be purchased,
in which event the Messrs. Janney offer
to give it, t o, to the Historical Society.