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Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
AN NUNNATURAL FATHER.
He Leaves His Child in the Hands
Of Strangers - An Exposure In
Threatened.

He Leaves His Child I'm the Hands
Of Strangers - An Exposure In
Threatened.
About three weeks ago a young man
we'll known in this city and well con.
nected, left little two weeks old baby
at No 1913 French street, promising to
pay ths lady with whom he left 1t "a a
week for the trouble and care which the
charge entailed. The young man en-
deayored, and thought he succeeded, In
concealing his identity. This, with
other circumstances, made the affair
suspicious, which, with frequent reva-
lations, have been wholly confirmed.
These suspicious win only ba allayed
by the appearance of the aforesaid we'll
connected young man and the payment
of expenses for the past two weeks. II
he does not do this the lady will send
the child to the almshouse, and the
name of the father will be exposed
The lady who is keeping the child is a
widow, and has four children OF her
own to support, and the additional
care, without recompense, is quite a
burden. The young man is well able
to support the child as he promised.
The impending exposure will, on be-
ing made, make matters lively in GER
tain circles.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
SECOND EDITION
Peter lhe Greats Letters.

The London "Globe' of Dec. I'd has
in relation to the letters Of Peter the
Great which may be of special inter' ST.
in connection with the announcement
of the papers on Peter. the Great by
Eugene Schuyler, to begin in thu next
issue of "Scrihuer's Monthly" the
Midwinter Number. 1t will To found,
we suspect, that Mr.. Schuyler has not
overlooked any such material.
at will be with a large amount "l
satisfaction that persons interested III
epistolary lore will learn that the let
tars of Peter the Great are at length IL
be- given to the public. For many years
past the correspondence OF the greatest
of Russia's heroes has been lying
nninvestigated in room IN the s''
Petersburg Public Library. To edit the
l tiers, which number $500, special
commission has been appointed by the
Empsr,r. and it is expected that, H.
tie explanatory notes, the work will hll
pesrIy fifteen volumes. IL would be
iptere sting to know If Mr.. Schuyler,
who is sad to be writing biography
of Peter the Great, has referred TO any
of these letters otherwise, he might
fail to render adequate justice to some
POINTS in his hero's character. Abun-
daat compilations suitable for d hlog-
raphy OF the great reformer tx 40
the literature OF Russia, and histories
have cen written about him that would
stock tolerably large library. Aduta-
tion of the Gzars mas ever been a
prominent characteristic Ot the people.
Although remembrance are treasured
up Of the Dmlt1i Donskoi, who first re-
fused tribute to the Tartars OF Ivan
the great. who laid the foundations OF
the modern Russian Empire and OF
the versatile genius, sca1hingly allud-
ed to by Byron-Catharine the Great
there is none whose name is SO popn-
lar as that of the Emperor Peter.
Wterever he travelled, the people COL
lected relics of the ruthless reformer
a CAP here, stick there, bar OF iorg-
ed iron-forged by himself-at a third
place while, in the city which ne es
,ablished and cbristened after his pa
t en- saint, the innumerable objects ol
his workmanship that one meets at tpe
various museum s--the boats he built,
the cabinets he carved, the clocks he
made, the books he wrote and printed
the clothes and boots and furniture he
mauutactured-all draw from the ad
miripg masses expressions of feeling
that .e,g &c closely upon those employed
in the worship accorded to the Deity
and the saints. Itwoult add immense
ly to the value of Peters correspon
denc. were the commission to illustrate
tn. work with the portraits OF the Sov
ereign that exist i'll the Imperial Public
Library. These consist OF over 4o'
specimens collected from every eoun
try IN Europe, the place Of honor in th'
gallery being accorded to an ancien
swinging signboard from London tav
ern, containing an excellent likeness
of the monarch, with the inscription
'Ye Gar of Muscovy. ="
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
Indian Troubles.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4-Gen. Sherman
to-day received telegram from Major
Morrow, dated McEver's Ranch, Jan. 8.
which says: 81 am on a trail going tow.
ard the Black range; expect to strike the
Indians In two days. Ny command is not
all together. | expect Dawson to over.
take me Tomorrow night. Beyers, with
his command, has gone astray. His
orders were to report to me in Florida
Mountains, which he failed to do, and
fear he is on a wild-eoose chase.
think however, | have force enough to
yet away with Victoria"
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
A Negro Lynehed.

A dispatch from Walton, Ind, says
colored man named Charles Smith
was hanged about zine o'clock last
night by mob two miles north of that
place. Smith was a native of Virginia
and an escs ped convict from the Peni-
Tertiary at Frankfort, Ky. He was ar-
rested last Sunday at Rising Sun, Ind,
ior alleged arson in burning the barn
and stock of Justice Hudson near Wal.
ton last October. AT the time of the
hanging he WAS on his way to Burning
ton Jail in the custody of three off cials,
who were overpowered.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
Archbishop PurcelI's Affairs.

CINCINNATI, Jan. l4,-A committee of
the clergy and congregations of the
Roman Catholic churches to-day visited
Archbishop Purcell at Brown County
Convent and returned with an author
ization from him to employ counsel to
oppose the sale of all the church prop
erty under an order of the Court of
Common Pleas for which the Arch bish-
ops assignee. Mr.. Mannix, has ap-
piled. They will claim that he holds
the property only in trust, and that it
was priests and people who bought and
paid for it.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
The Irish SeditiOn Cases.

LONDON, Jan. 14.-The Dublin cor.
respondent to "The Pail Mall Gazette"
Gays:
1t is now thought certain that the
Governor intends to proceed with the
trials of Messrs. Davit, DAILY, Killen
and Brennan for sedition.
A dispatch from Rome to "The
Times says that the Vatican organ.
1.-The Aurora" in long lealing arti.
Gle, advocates home rule for Ireland.
There are indications that the dis
tress in County Kerry, Ireland, will
amount to famine.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
xnaa8nAAxs HRtB.
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Lancaster and Wilmington Uatied
"A Very Happy AFFAIR.

NUaS Ah"pPy An~hfs
St. Andrews P. II. CRurvb, at Eighth
and shipley streets, was last night the
scene OF brilliant and fashionable
wedding, such as is rarely the lot OF
most persons to witness. The bride
was Miss Anna, eldest daughter of Cap
tain c. II. Gallagher, one OF Whining
tons best known citizens. The groom
was Isaac NJ, son OF the late Hon.
Thomas u. Burrowes, of Lancaster, Pa
The bridal party were precsded by
four OF six ushers to whom much praise
must be given for the very efficient
manner in which they discharged their
duties. Following came Miss Burrowes
st Lancaster, sister of the groom, with
Mr.. Frazier, Miss Stokes of New Albany.
Indiana and Mr.. Steipman Of Lancaster
Miss Clapp of Pitisfeld and Mr.. Frank
lin; Miss Stewart of Baltimore and MIR.
Stinmetz; Miss Gallagher sister of the
bride and Mr.. +. BurrOwes. Then came
the groom with Mrs. Gallagher mother
of the bride who entered last. Miss
Gallagher the bride was attired in
white silk elegantly trimmed with
point lace with the usual veil and or
ange blossoms, her only ornaments be-
ing a pair of solitaire diamond earrings
the bridal present from the groom.
AT the end of the aisle near the
ohancel rail Mr.. Burrowes stepped back
and Joined his bride, advancing with
her TO the centre where stood the Bish-
op in full canonical robes waiting to re.
ceive them. The beautiful ceremony Of
tho P. L Church was then gone through
with by Bishop Lee, assisted by Rev.
Osgood L. Herrick, chaplain at Fortress
Monroe. As they knelt at the altar the
Bishop pronounced blessing upon the
newly-wedded pair.
The reception at the residence of the
brides father, Fifteenth and King sts.,
was quite brilliant affair. Between
seventy and one hundred persons ten
dered :heir congratulations, and the
evening passed swiftly and pleasantly
away. We wish the happy pair the
choicest blessings life can bestow.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
BO und for MlAaOurt

James V. Hctfecker, formerly Of
symrna, but for the last eighteen
months residing near Delaware City,
this county, has purchased a farm Of
22O acres near Brookfeld, Northern
Missouri, and intends removing thither
the coming spring. 1t is also reported
that ex. Sheriff Hargadine of Kent coup.
ty has purchased farm adjoining Mr.,
Hoffecker's purchase and will also 20
west in the spring.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
TYEsrBRDAY's NEws.1
THE VICTIM OF EPILEPSY.
Mr.. George Russell IL Visited by
an odd Fellow this MOrniUg.

MT, George kusbPlt II tishteu Dy
an Odd Fellow this mOrniOg.
Mr.. George R. Russell who was taken
from the residence OF his brother-in-law
1927 Poplar street, yesterday, because
of violent attack OF insanity was Wis
tied this morning at the insane asylum
by fellow member of Columbia Lodge,
No. 26, 20. 0. +. Mr.. Russell was
chained to the floor, AS soon as tue
gentleman entered he was accosted with
this remark from Mr.. Russell keep
an eye on me, III sink you III hell-dre
what do you Keep me hear tor-l pay
taxes to keep this thing going" In an
instant bs became rational and recog'
nized the gentleman visitor long
enough to make very few remarks
but very soon relapsed into a strain
of incoherent rawlings. Mr.. Russell
was member in good standing in Co
lumbia Lodge and also the Knights OF
Pythias. The physicians are uncertain
as to whether the attack will develop
into a permanent malady. He is a
brother to the Russell who dropped
dead on the railroad about two years
ago while going to his work.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

New CASTLE COUNTY. Dec. II, 1879.
Upon the application OF Joshua MariS, Ad-
minlStrator G r. A. OF Andrew Fischer, late of
Wilmington, Hd., in said county, deceased,
1t is ordered and directed by the Re.
gl:ter that the Administrator aforesaid. give
notice Of the Granting of letters Of Admins
tration q. T. A. upon the Estate o. the de.
ceased, with the date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted within
lOrty days from the date of such letters, in six
of the most public places Of the county Of
New Castle. requiring all persons having de.
mands against the Estate, to present the same,
or abide by an act of Assembly in such case
made and provided And alse cause the
same to be inserted within the same period In
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, a newspaper
published In Wilmington, and t0De Continued
therein three weeks, (e-o-d
[~~~) Given under the hand and Seal
LIS. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
i~-~S New Castle, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
$. q. BIGGS, Register.
NOTlCE.--Al persons having claims
against the Estate Of the deceased, must pre-.
sent the same, duly attested, to the Admins
traitor, on or before Dec. II, 1880, or abide
the Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. JOSHUA MARIS.
Administrator q. r. A.
Address Wilmington, Del. l2.24
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
NIEn

Rtu)P-Iu this city, on the 18th insthnt' Of
dintGeria. HIATT 9 Clinton, daughter OF
An Ell a. anu Mary Emma Roo, aged
yea $, IL months and 2S days.
wonD- Al Louviers Banks, January lolIi.
frank Cody, son OF William X. ana Jane
nj Wood. aged IL months and ID days:
Relatives and friends are invited 70 aueuu
the Ia aeral, from the residence OF ms parents,
at Louv er's Banks, on Friday aiterhooh, M she
l6th INST, at three O'Clock. Proceed ~ inc
Green hill cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
YMPOR FAINT TO POOR MEN.
FRUIT GROWERS AND TRUCKERS!

NJ IL bh' w Ems AM lhUChEho
Having the agency iOr sale of the lands
z anted to the Iron Mountain X. X, in Ark
ansas and Miss oari, would call attention
OF fruit growers and truckers to lands of this
company in CLAY, GREEN AND Law
kENCE COUNTIES, Arkansas, along the
line Of railroad and on Cr0wley's ridge with
speedy and cheap transportation to st. Louis
Chicago and Cincinnati. These lands are un
surpassed Tor production OF cary peaches,
grapes, and other fruits, or for vegetables.
The soil is deep RICH BLACK SANDY
LOAN, producing eighty bushels Of corn and
twenty-five bushels of wheat per acre; also
peculiarly adapted to potatoes and peanuts,
SOLD ON CREDIT TEN YEARS, small
cash payment. For particulars address with
stamp, HENRY N. PRICE. Agt. r. X.
Antioch, Va
N. B.-Want'd o gentleman to cooperate
with mo in getting emigrants In Delaware
and Maryland, either in Wilmington or Bal
timore, and one in each county.
1225-l7w
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
u. r. Kunkel's Bitter Wine O,
Iron.

Do you want something to strengthen Won
or give you good appetite? Do you want
10 get rid OF nervousness? Do you want
energy, sleep well, or be cured of dyspepsia.
kidney Or liver disease? Try Z. T., kunkeI's
bltter Wine OF iron. Livery bottle guaranteed
W 90 as recommended.
hunkles Bitter Wine OF Iron Is for sale in
wilmington by z. James BELT, N. b. Dan.
i9ftn' ' John j. Gallagher n Bro, Herbert X
watson, Taylor Fullerton, .JnO. :. Hart
man, II; II. Bringhurst and the drug trade
worms! WOrmsl WOrmn
4. +. knnkel's Wsrm Syrup never fails "a
destroy Pin, Seat and stomach Worms. THE
doctor can toll whether or not the patient baE
worms. Thousands are dying daily with
WORMS, and do not know it. Fits, spasms
cramps, choking and suiiocation, saIlow com.
pleAion, circles around the eyes, swelling
ana pam In the stomach, restless at piubt
grinding OF the teeth, picking at the nose
cough, lever, itching at the seat, headache
ioul breath, the patien: grows pale aud thin
ucklln9 and irritation In the anus. All these
ssymptoms, and more, come from worms, 81
7. hunkels Worm Syrup never tails TO 70
move tnem. Price 81 per bottle or six for 60
troT rape Worms write and consult the Doc
tor.l For all others, buy oil your druggist the
worm syrup, and II he has 1t not. send t(
VI. u: r. kunkel, 269 N. Ninth Street, Phil
sdelphla, Pa. Advice by mail, free send
hree cent stamp.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
who Will Pay the nIarshals?

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-The sub com
mlttee OF the appropriations committee
having in charge the deficiency bill for
the pay of Marshals called on Attorney
General Devens today especially with
reference to cutting down the sums
paid for mileage. 1t was learned that
Deputy Marshals had been employed
last fall at elections in the First and
Second Congressional districts of Cali
fornia and debt to the amount of ST.
500 contracted. The committee saw
they will not provide for the payment
Of this in the deficiency bill.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
Temperance Mee,iur

The members of Wilington Tepp,,
ance Reform Association, held A. rnbli,
temperance meeting at the City Mio
sion, Second and Washington strsa %
last night. The Mission room waR fsiP
y filled with an attentive audiaraa
W. X. Luton, President of the Associ'
tion, presided, and after PRAYER bv ~.
chaplain, Mr.. Richard Burton. he ,osS sS'
quite an enthusiastic address, folloWjro
him came Tommy" Grier who h,s
been faithful to his pledge while otber
who thought they were stronger Isvs
fallen. 'Tommy's" address was nnar @
the same old but good topic, "tLe poTs,
OF Kindness" to fallen man and wb,,
It can do to reclaim him. Mr.. RicLard
Burton followed In an effective address
showing the power little child had
IN his own reformation and the now,
OF childhood generally. The mtetr,
was dismissed by singing the doxolory
Another meeting was announced ia,
next Wednesday evening in Rpwortb
church. 1t is the intention of the Al.
ISOLATION to hold a series of meeting,
around in different sections of the ci,y
wherever they think good can be done,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
A Visiting Tribe.

Chippewa Tribe, of Philadelphia will
visit Ksokuk Tribe of this city this
evening. The visitors will number
about so and will be accompanied by a
brass band, They will be met at the
depot and escorted to the wigwam
Sixth and Shipley streets where they
will be entertained by a red original
DOW WOW.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
EnterDrising Journalism

A few days ago the REPUBLICAN con-
densed from the congressional Globe,
the record of petition being presented
in the Senate, signed by Delaware par
ties relating to navigation. The day
following the Gazette copied it,using
our own language, without credit. Our
pennisular exchanges also copied it and
today the "Gazette" with its usual
enter prise, clipped it from the smy. ma
Chimes" as it appeared in the RBPUBLI-
CAN, and parades it under the head
delaware Matters in Congress-"
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
SauEre MaMUILtn's Case.

1t is not known positively when vii.
liam McMullen, George Trenwith and
Thomas J. Ryan, of Philadelphia will
be tried in the Quarter Sessions. The
parties were arraigned yesterday, when
McMulIin pleaded not guilty to an as
sault and battery with intent to kill
Michael C. Lyons, riot, and carrying q
concealed deadly weapon, and George
W. Trenwith aud Thomas J. Ryan not
guilty to the charge of riot and carry
ing concealed deadly weapons.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
The SuperyisOrs

The United States Court was in ses.
sion this morning in order to 9 ve
Mr. Valentine, Chief Supervisor, an
opportunity of handing in the names of
assistants for confirmation by the
Court. Mr.. Valentine did not ont in
his appearance and Court adjourned
until Monday next.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
Important to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the only
children. 1t cOrrects acidity of the stomach
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and comfort to mothe and
child. Dur ny the process OF teething its value
If lncalculable. 1t soItens the gums, reduces
Inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to me
mother, Twenty five cents bottls,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
The Grain Market,

From the reports from the morning
exchanges grain is lower in price than
for several weeks past, yesterday in
New York wheat tumbled from three
to i've cents on the bushel. The prices
however at the Wilmington mills are
unchanged the decline not having a.
fected our home market.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
QQ0 1HARPER's MAGAzlNr.-

"A
ject effectively and from the educati0ua
point OF vlew-seekIng to provide that which
taken altogether, will be Of the mot service to
the largest number-I long ago concluded
that, II ! could have but one work for puOlic
library, would select complete set OF N r.
per's Monthly" CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS,
JR. Its contents are contributed by the most
eminent authO and artists of Eur, pc and
America, while the long experience OF its pub
fishers has made them thoroughly cOnversant
with the desires Of the publ C, which they
will spare no effort to crafty.
HARPER, PERIODICALS. Harper's
Magazine, one ear - 90 Harper's Weekly,
one year $4.oO; Harpers Bazar, one year $4 90.
The three above named publications, enc
year, $1,000; any two above named one year,
81. 90; Harper's Young People, one year, 81. So
Postage Free to all subscribers in the United
State or Canada.
A Complet Set ofIIarpers Magazine, com
piising 80 Volu es, in neat cloth binding.
will be sent by cx ress, freip ht at expense OF
purchaser, on receipt of So rs per volume
Single volumes, by mail, post paid, $500
Cloth cases, for binding, SO cents, by mail,
postpaid Remittances should be made by
fostoiice money order or draft, to avoid
chance Of loss. Newspapers are not to copy
this advertisement Without the express order
of Harper II Brothers Address
12-n HARPER II BROTHERS, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
A Card.

10 ail VINO arc suffering from the errors anc
indiscrettOns of youth, nervous weakpScs
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., | will sepd
TeclDe that Will cure you FREE UI
OHARGE. This great remedy was discOy
cred by missionary In South America. SEND
seli-addressed envelope TO the Rxv. .JosEPp
l. lNHAN, Station u. New York City,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
Man dsOme Store.

The New American Sewing Machine
Company, have rented one of Mr.. J.
Herdman's large and handsome stores
in Fourth street near King, and will
move in on the 2Jth of March. Their
present headquarters is at us Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
wzx vnwssEaas xas. sur,u
THE RICE CASE
Tho President Being Impo,,.
for his Complete PaYdn,. ID

Evan J. Rice, late cashier q, IL. ~,
mington and Brandywins bapt le 70, WI.
Az present serving out a sentence Of sra y
years for defaulting. Is eptart,i,Ivs i've
hopes of a pardon from the prssiHls L'lss
Two Ie'itions, signed by NUM-. ,a,, !,
the directors Of the bank and ~ y
sprinkling OF the business men nf 'ap M
city, have gone to Washington and "ai ",
being held under advisemsp, ~, Nv
case being the first of the kind a,. 'a'
brought up in this district the o,'o"s ''s'
Of the court are disposed, for lusti',
sake, to have the spirit of the ssn,sn. s.'
carried out. Mr.. Rice has been ino." %
g., csrated since the Spring term of con,, r",
The amount of his defalcation it will !,
remembered, was about s25 600 - O'
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
Truth and Honor.

Query What is the best family medicine
N the world to regulate the bowels, purify the
piood, remove costiveness and biliousness, nd
glsestlon ana tone up the whole system ?
iruth and honor compels US to answer, Hon
Bttters. being pure. perfect and Harmless. W
Ed. See another column.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16

Old Government Java, Old White
Lapuiro and fine gold IN and strong Rio
Coffee, always fresh roasted, at Grip
penis, No. West Sd street and No, 3
East q street.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16

The Weccac~ Ball tomorrow evening
will be a very select and enjoyable one.
Rice's Evangeline Company is to be
here on January 26th.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
PrescriDtIOu Free.

For the speedy Cure OF Seminal Weakne,s
Loss OF Manhood, and all disorders brouvnl
on Dy indiscretion or excess. Any Druggist
mas the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON 4 90, IS Nassau St, New York
7.8 tu'sd Wly
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
Or. Sihms' white PulmOnfc Ral-
sam.

This great lung remedy has saved fully ten
thousand people from going into cemsumn.
tion. Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle
Depots, Fourth and King streets, Whining.
tom eO2 Arch street, Philadelphia Sold b,
dealers and country stores. -
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
Arrivals.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
A Il Tantum, Phia
A s Wires, Nav York
John W Pearce, Phila
/ Stenuotz, Lanca ter, Pa
Geo Stein an,
W " franklin.
II A Brown, New York
b J Douglass, Georgetown, e.
F CarH New York
M B smith, New York
W Il HuGte7 New York
Oh rs HOllmshall, Phila
Thomas X Green, New YORK
Chas G Bush, "
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
Geo H Hollis, Greenwood, Del
Fred + Aurr, Phila
5 B Muligan. Va
John J iradley, Locust Grove
VIM H Kelley, Locust Grove
VS. McMilin. Batt.e Creek. Mich
Levin Hastings, Delmar, Del
l. W Hearn, Laurel
II Putnam Nashua, N FL
B q Barker, Phila
Ex- 3oy James Ponder, Del
j M Parker, Vineland, N
! P johnson, PIainheld, N
G Graham,
II II COlclA2er, city
EC Conrow, Boston
L; II Goslin, &"
Perry Stephens, BO'tOl,
l. II Hearn, Laurel
/. RbOads, Phila
F Coulter, Washington DC
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Vim r Bright, Delaware City
A IA Silver, Delaware
VIM l. Wier,
W Polk,
SH Mccullough, Centreville
John A Wilson, city
Thomas Wilm VI, Philadelphia
Geo Hopkins, "
J X Stout New York
Bolton, West Chester
A Wise, Philadelphia
William Burkhard, Reading
James White Washington, ID y
William Thompson, Chester
] X Johnson, iy
II Stites, New York
W II NickersOn, New York
III T rbes Baltimore
Geo Jones, Philadelphia
Charles ltalie, Wilmington
W II Beers, Philadelphia
W b Strong, Lanktord
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
DIVIDEN DS.

DlVIDEND NOT CE.
~ OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE K. K. 90.
DOVE =, ELL, Zee. II 1879.
The usual semi-annual dividend of three
per cent. on the capital stock of this company
was this day dec ared payable to the stock
holders or their egal representatives on and
after January I'd, $780, at the Office the com.
pany in Dover. M. HAYES, Treasurer.
10 2O-2taW-l-W
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16

Cube Cigarettes cure catarrh, cold
in the head ami lotrseness. }. K.
Hartman, Druggist, 5th and Poplar,
sci 8 them.