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Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
A wv Get HinKer.

II was the pleasure of some of cu,
citizens to be entertained yester,la,
morning at the residence of Mrs vii.
liam Morrow, with instrumental and
vocal music of high order by her
niece, Miss Mamie G. Barrow, Phila.
delphia's sweet singer Miss Barrow,
though quite young, has gained much
celebrity in her rendition of classic
music and her reputation as q gifted
and accomplished songstress has already v
won for her more than local renown,
Though conscious of possessing this
wonderful art, she shrinks from giving
1t undue publicity and only appears
IN public upon occasions when the
character OF he entertainment tends to
the advancement Of some charitable,
or moral object. Some two years ago
she sang two solos in Union NJ. h.
church at n concert given for it's benefit
ana was rewarded with generous ap-
planse. She has also sung in the
Academy Of Music, and Y. M. C. A.
Hall and to other refined audiences in
her native city.
At present she is the soprano of St.
Johns p. E. church of Philadrlphia.
Emma Abbott'S manager vainly en-
deavored last year to induce her TO
enter into q three years engagement,
promising her Leading parts, but was
met with prompt refusal Miss Bar
rows voice is particularly cle,r, sweet
and strong, especially in the higher
registers.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
ChtlJs u MT Fever,

The indications are that cfi''s and
fever will be unusually prevalent in
our State the coming fall. Already
several persons in New Castle on /
other places have been suffering from
these complaints. This is attributable
to stagnant waters on the marshes in
the vicinity. Families residing on low,
nat lands, particularly new comers,
cannot be too careful in their mode Of
living. They should not expose Them
selvo. to the nigh, air unnecessarily
and be exceedingly careful in both eat.
ing and drinking as We'll as in their
wearing apparel. Advantage may be
experienced il keeping the body at the
proper temperature either hy heating
the room by fire, or by increased cloth.
ing as the cool evenings approach. IN
the first symptoms of billiousness nedi-
cine should be- Administered or a ph,.
sician should be called in. By prompt
action IL severe sickness and perhap,
death, may be avoided. Tuese who an.
not Thoroughly acclilnate,. must nerve
themselves to meet and overcome the
malariat poison which las been the
Sconrge OF :lns peninsula. As cuili
Walton becomes more thorough aud
drainage ore"ompletn, the bilious and
the moslrltos will disappear, AMI
life on the peninsula be lnrder4d srill
more attractive as well AZ more pro ttA-
bic.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Tito IHO k.lllIlla,A.

Emma Jones aud Emma Hopkins,
were before the Mayor last evening,
charged by Virginia Hicks, with ne
old sin Of drunkenness and d;sor
~ conduct. Virginia stated that she
lives near Hedgevile, and yesterdav V
afternoon Emma Jones hrought the
other Emma, who was very drunk to
her house; that she ORDERED hem out
but Emma Hopkins was 50 nopeIessl,
drunk, that she could not get her out
that she made several efforts to climb
up The wall and pc formed numerous
OF her GrObauc taats. Emma Jones
kept questioning this witness, TO prove
that she was not drunk, aud the only
Thing she was guilty of, was tn, lmpu
dence OF conducting Hopkins to Vir-
glnia's house. This witness otcasiontsl
Il great deal Of merriment, with her
lndicrous description of atiAic. The
Mayer spoke kindly to Emma Jones,
and told her that he thought she han
acted the part Of goJd Samaritan, ia
escorting her companion to a place ot
shelter, and the dusky damsel SMILED
al over her face, her smiles boweyt
changed to frowns, when his bono
told Ter that he would fine her 20 cent,
and costs for beiug drunk. ElDtua
Hopkins did not fare so well, ns she
was required to contribute s. and
costs.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
SHERIFF's SALES.

CHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of writ o
~ Levari Facias, to me directed, will bs
exposed to public sale, at the Court House
on Market st., between Tenth and Eleventh
In the city of Wilmington, New Castle county
Delaware,
On FRIDAY, the I'd day of Sept. A. o., 1881,
at2 O'Clock, D. m.,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land with a three
story brick dwelling house, No. 1918 thereon
erected, situate in the city of Wilmington,
new Castle county, Della ware. on the south
east corner Of Delaware avenue and Wash.
ington street, having a front of 80 feet II
incnes more or less. on Washington street,
and depth o: 50 feet, inches more or less
on delaware avenue tapering to feet, 81
inches, at the rear of said lot.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF John &. Harkness and Laura A., his
wife, and t. t., end to be sold by
PHILIP X. CL ARK, Sheriff.
sHERIFE's OsyIcE, Wilmington, Del, Au-
gust u, A. d., 1881. augl5eodts
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
CnRilAse .,

II is reported that VIM. B. JackSo,
of llockessin, Mill Creek Hundred, is
constructing silo, IL icrt long, 10 feet
wide and II feet deep, in which he will
pr serve corn fodder far his stock tie
co ming winter. This process of saving
fodder i'll treen state, has been tested
IN several localities, at.d its advantages
have been highly eXtoiled The cost of
the building We believe is the principal
drawback to its adoption Many prac-
tlcal farmers however have expressed a
doubt of the advantages claimed being
equal to tine required outlay ia cash for
the construction Of H. building. They
argue thu in curil & fodder little
is lost beside water ana that to save II
IS WORST iuan useless. 1t takes su1lle
time to INTRODUCES any new process
among farmers, and hence we note this
experiment by MIR. jackson with con
interest. We believe Mr.. j.
is the first man in the State to test ,Ae
matter.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
cerry's kuccesa.

W. V. Fccr. ,th. inventor Of the safe
ty car coupler, has returned from Kos
lo4 to Chicago, Illinois, where h- vii
take cha'ge OF the Chicago Office. He
has beea very successful in introducing =
The coupler aud several New Engann
Railroads hay adopted it.. BE has left
}. BleiusOu who is now IN Boston and
together with y. r. Moore will con.
tinue the canvass fNr the introduction
and sale OF the coupler and sn'iug pro.
tector. TAere are many friends Of Mr..
Perry in this city who will he glad 10
hear Of his success, but none Will be
more pleased thtn he poor blakemen
whose lives are constantly in danger
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
TEMPERANCE,
The Meeting SUNDAY Afternoon
| Address by Albert Thateh err.

Inc temperance meeting held Sunday
AFTERNOON opposite Rcsendale Park was
largely attended. The exercises were
opened at o'clock with singing, read.
ing the scriptures and prayer; after
which Mr.. Wells read some selected
texts, and made some remarks there
from pertinent to the present license
laws.
He was followed by Mr.. Thatcher,
who after few preliminary remarks,
gave history of the original granting
of licenses in this county. lie said
hat the first license was signed by Will
liam Penn, some two hundred wears
ago, and recommended suitable persons
to keep tavern, for the benefit of tray-
elers, and though liquor was al flowed to
DE sold the public houses were not used
alone for that traffic, as is now done.
The speakers pointed out the changes
IN the license system until the present
date, and then discussed the pernicious
lablt OF selling or drinking Intoxicating
liquors as beverage, and said that
those who do it, are injuring not only
themselves, but their fellow men. The
gentleman went on to say that the use
OF liquor must lead to dissipation.
which would be sure to find it's level:
and the crime of selling it is looked
upon by honest people, as the worst
thlng that a man can engage in. Truly
the man who followed it feared neither
God or regarded his fellow man. lhe
next point he considered was. is it on
the increase? and if so when did the
evil So m to start afresh ? In continual
ti"n he attributed the increase of drunk
ards to the late war, and said that the
war was the greatest calamity that
could have happened this country, its
effects were visible on |
every band. and that this generation
VIII not live to see the end thereof.
Further he contended that the war had
been the means of degenerating the
visible church of God, and her Influence
IN the people is to great extent lost,
rot only on the temperance question,
)ut also on the general morals of the
'eople; her members are seeking with
he ungodly the common pleasures of
he world, and drunkenness and other
'Vl.s will never ceas until the church
separates herself from them and take,
Ter place where her holy influence will
10Th be seen and telt, among the classes
# the people.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
The DevOurinx Flames,

The loss hy the burning of Johr
Hattly'S pork packing estabish,nenl
in Chicago, Friday night, is row esti
mated at $l, 5000, of which Hatel,
loses S25n, 900; Peter McGeoch, of Chic.
ago and Milwaukee, the other principn
loser, had stock in the building va lued
at $500, 900. Various other losses maA.
up tac million. The insurances agrre.
gate $7S4, 900. The south wing OF
Hately'a establishment caught fire on
Saturday afternoon, and was destroyed
causing further loss Of Sl3O, 600.
About five hundred men are .hrown
out of employment by this fire.
The whole business portion Of the
town of Plano, in Texas, was b,l.n.d on
Sntu'day morning, fifty one bnlldIn-s
bel { consumed. Tue loss is estimated
at $4,000 McCormick's Reaper
Works, in Chicago. were damavei by
fire on Saturday morning to the extent
of about S5O, 900.
A fire in St. Joan Blptistc, Quebec,
the same morning rendered twenty
families homeless, causing i loss of
$2n, 600
Thirteen bindings in Alibone, Texas,
we,e burned before daylight on Satur.
day. Loss $50, 800.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Trousers.

Not often does it happen
ia trade that when demand
is strongest supply is readiest
ard prices lowest.
Now, w h e n everybody
wants trousers (hot weather
is hard on trousers,) we
have them By the thousand
at "a 50 up, and such trou-
sers as ordinarily cost near
ly or quite double mar
seil'es, or all-wcol cashmere.
Keep nothing that you
don't value at more than its
cost.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30

''''os'yS "a y bird dstbS;nAY bs;l.A. MORNING, 6-l, A
W. august
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Guifeaa,H Legal Defence.

A special despatch from Washington
says: Guitean, notwithstanding the
careful arrangements that were made to
prevent ally knowledge coming 30 him
Of the condition OF the President or ~ TO
other matters relating to his case, learn
ed yesterday that District Attorney
Corkhill had returned to the city, and
sent one of his usual cOmmul icatiops,
stating that he had something ofimpor-
tance to say. Col Corkhill vsi I'd the
jail this afternoon. He declined to say
wha1 particular thing Guiteau wished
to talk about 81 will say, however,"
sad Col. Corkhill, "tlat Guiteau is
looking very well, talks intelligantly,
and gives no evidence whatever Of in
sanity. lie has found ont that the
President is still alive"
"It is curious" Col. Corkhill obser-
we'd, chow that story about arrange
ments to lynch Guiteau got about. 1t is
made ont Of the whole cloth. There is,
however, an extensive, formidable, and
earnest organization the object Of Which
Is to make it certain that, if the Presi.
dent dies, Gniteau shall not escape pun.
lshment. Word came to me acCidently
Foly early hIbtf lE5 SnoDLlHs IrtDl
member Of the organization. i docs
not pretend TO be particularly secret or
to have the nonsense Of passwords md
grips. 1t is an organization compI .ed
of men who are bound together by a !
common sentiment. They do not con.
template breaking into Jail or violating |
the law Or anything Of that sort. But |
1t Is in their purpose, in case Guiteau
shall be acquitted on the ground of in
snnity, TO see to it that he is not 10 os-
cape with residence in va insane asy-l
llm. They do not propose that he
shall ever be taken to the insane asy-
lum alive. do not believe that a regi-
ment of soldiers could prevent them
from accomplishing iheir purpose. l
received II letter thi, morning from
George Scovilie, of Chicago, tile brother
ln-law of Guiteau, in which he said
hat he would undertake Guiteau's de-
fence. showed the lctter 10 Guitea,l,
and he said: Il do not want to b, both
cred about these things till the time
comes. am not a pauper, am com
fortably provided for. When hay" a
lawyer ! want All eminent crlDiIal
lawyer, and George Scov!!e Is no bet.
ter lawyer than | am T.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
A Youthful Topper,

On Saturday an informant says a
boy Is years OF age n,med Reed, but
residing on Chestnut street, was SO
drunk that he became boisterous, in
sulting and profanc, and the sigh. was
one Of pity and disgust to all orderly
and we'll disposed persons.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Cutting Timber.

Some of orr most observant farmers
contend th.t August and Sei,tp,n5
are the proper months to cut rim bel
for posts and rails as it will season thor.
oughly ani last for years. william
Passrnor,, of Christ ana Hundred holds
the ab we opiuiun and he ~ now pre-
paIlug timber to keep his fences il first
class order. Mr.. +. is IA successful far.
ner, snd his opinion on any Rattpr
backed up y experi,nce, is well worth
consideration.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
AAle OF Mock.

James Sa"lon, Jr., will sell at public
sale, at the hotel of James y. Hyatt at
Newp'r', on Thursday, the rirst day OF
Stptem bcr, 40 GARY cows, lot CT
wethers, stock ewes, ana II nunner #
fine shoats. This will be an excellent
o. portnnity for farmers 1opnrchase and
prepare themselves to receive benefit
from the advance in prices OF all kinds
of produce which is now redic:ol.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Pw0ArhlnE Abroad.

Rev. George II. Kramer il attending
the Union Evapgelistic Camp at Alton
Bay, Mass. On Sunday, tho fifth of
he will preach in Boston,
on Sund y, the 12th inst. he will preach
in Brooklyn, and on Sunday the 10Th
inst, he will preach in Wilmington.
His friends in our city will give him q
hearty welcome home.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30

||,,.Ek,.ys on 4 ;cGr cI, ! FRIDAY EVEN EVENING
|HsS,ly re.srdIss, ; ~ ring. The And : viii
Street. N'1 by leaving them a. VII ~
aug29-ltt
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
I.0kktR - b.. - -
-' AMI FOl,ND.

.,t.,t o. the prsmi,ss1r al, lm,Ii,,srfAlEo AW AY
'l'e 'n"',e @ @6"I about 8 mont5s ."s t'5ubsc,''tr sl
ae may be- ,a,'s 1 'sly'ng my 'ntyrm. ton
\ !, ~ '0un !; VIII be suitably re-. m
''fdaltvt JOHN hRADFuhD'
n near Newport, lei,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Z Essft.

II is stated that the contractor foI
building houses near Sixth and Monroe
streets, is very mnch annoyed by The
pitering propensiFies of night providers.
He says that brick, seantllng, boards,
&c, disappear in quantities that are
seriously felt, and never before expcr.
fenced by him in any section OF the city,
The police should be on the alert and
put a stop 10 such rAscality.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Typillia Fever.

Typhus fever recently apneared
anulIg the Children in the Roman CLtho.
lc Orphan Asylum on Fifty first street.
New York, and about 1nirty Of them
were removed to thu Riverside Hospital,
one of whom died. -Four III )re children
in The asylum were rrostrated with the
fever sc -teriay, but they were placed
in rooms apart from the healthy inmates,
1t is not known how the fever Was i'll
troluced, az t. g asylum is kept clean
and veil ventilated, aud has not been
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
Sale OF Furniture.

The furniture, | t Of paliugs, shin
giles and carpenter tools, belonging to
he estate of the late George W. Muir.
ply, of the Ninth ward, will be sold al
public sale on Wednesday, the 3lst inst,
VT 2 o'clock, p. m.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
LGTAl'EsFs EARLE
COR8sCrED APRIL 3, 1881.
TRAINS AEAVG WILMINGTON Foi.

TRAINS AEAVE WILMINGTON FOh
hAai' pha, 4.2n s:aJ, TOO, $40 900. VI
3:65, l0:a0, li:h5 II H.; l-.l5, 'k2.f3, 40
| 230, 400, 5o2. 6:i4. s:l9 3GS, 1880 .. L
| Sundays, 2:2o. $40, q, H.: 800. 5.5G 81
| 700 0:5t 900 y. N.
New York, 22o, $50. ,:n0, o:55, 1l.sa o. IN
"ls:l:i. 2.0s, o,4i, $50 p. N. Sunday
los -@ a. m, 344 =. III.
Baltimore. l2:bL 2:l2, 1865, 1888 a. H.; 1875
*i:D!, AS ESQ p. N. Sundays, 1915
2:l2 7:Ja a. In.
Washington, 12bl, 2:l2, 1856, a:Ss a. M. l2.b
.I:GA- $3.50 p. m. Sundays, lz:sl, 2I
1:bt a. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, ls:5,
S:3S q. m., 1855, a:4b T. m. The 4:4i p. =,
train stops at way stations 0rlS between
Peryville ana Baltimore. Sundays
l2:ti Il. III.
Perryviile and intermediate Stations, ABS =
IN,
New Castle. Goo, 9:3S a. NJ; 1905, 800, go P
10. No Sunday trains.
Harrington and intermediate stations, 9:st
\. H.; LOS; $40 p. III. Ne = 2day trains
lelnar and Intermediate StatiOns 1886 a. M,
l:G5 p. NJ.
WILMINGTON and Northern Railroad. 200 q
~; 800, $500 p. N. Sundas trains, S.45.
delaware Western Railroad. 7l6, 1890 q. m
5Sbp. IN. Sundays. 1879 q. m. 600 p. %
ARRIyEAT WILMINGTON FROM
PLiladelphia. l2:43. 2:o+. 7:52, s:aa, $3.50 a. re
1900 M; 12:15 12:45 tl:OI. $50, 4:20, 40
tai, $40, 6:l5. $40, 800, $50. l04J, 1l.E
D. N. Sundays, l54S, 2:O4, 2.22 7:s2, l0,le,
3. M; 90, 1915, Ills p. nj.
New York, 2:o4 90! 7:52, sss a. M; l2:4t,
*l:oz, AL, e:io p. M; Sundays, .:o4, ~
1862 IL. in.
Baltimore 1853. ETA, $780,, ll:st a. m; *l2:4l
200, h4o. .e3S, g:6op. ill.,; Sundays, 1:6a. 2l4
o. pi.: t4e. e:as, $3.50 y. m.
Y sshins ton, 1853, 2:l4, ll:S5 a. m.; *I2:4l,
200, i.At, Gasp. M; Sundays, 1853, 2:l4 y. III.
5.4o, o:SS y. II.
per,yville only. 9:ob q. m
New Castle, 3:ls 1856 a, m.; lS.0y, $40, o:0t
p. III. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, s:4s a. m.; l2:07, COS p.
L.. No Napday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, S:0t
o. m; u IS. 8:6b p. III. Sunday trains, o.4b
delaware " estern Railroad, 300 a. M; a:lt
p. n. Sundays, $40 q. m; 5A0p. M.
RAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Broad street depot, 7:c6, 1880,
s.l5, 1880, Hoo, 1875 n; l:a3, 3.CU ,3:3U
$3.50, 4aO SIS, b:45 $40, s0o, ,s:45, ll:30p. m.:
Sun lays, 7:05, "a" a. NJ; 600, 9:45, ll:S
u. a..
Market street station only, l:1s
q. H.: *I2:2S p. "a; Sundays, ll8 \. III
!yures marked thus ~ denote the limited
express trains
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30

SHEklFF'S SALE.-Hy virtue of writ Of
~ Levari facias, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale, at the Court House,
on Market street. between Tenth and E!ev.
enth street, in the city Of Wilmington, New
Castle county, Delaware,
On FRIDAY, the End day Of Sept A. d. 1881
at2oclock, p. M,
The following detcribed real estate. viz:
Al that two-story brick dwelling and lot of
land situate In The city of Wilmington State
of Delaware, on the northerly side Of Twelfth
street. between Washington and Jefferson
street 100 feet from Washington street, con
IalhlnV - leet IN mont srd in depth ll2 feet
seized ana taken in execution MS the rro
perty Of Thomas r. P,ummer. Henry q. Rob
1n'on, al administrat al Thor.as r. Plummsr.
deceased. and LfG!:.. l!ummer surviving
mortsa2or, and TO be ,oid DY
PA Ili X CLARK Sheriff.
SHERIFF OFFICE, Wilmington, Del, Au-
gust l" "A. d.. 1881. aualoeodts
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
NOTICEs,
T,Ax-PAYERs, TAKE NOTICE

TAXPAYERS, TAKE NOTICE
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1881,
The undersigned, receivers Of taxes for ths
City Of Wilmington, will be at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
(bet Market and King)
Or and after the LIST day Of July, 1881, be.
tween the houre Of 8 and IL O'Clock In the
morning and 2and 8 in the afternoon, for the
purpose of receiving taxes.
On oil taxes paid during the month of July
there VIII be deduction of cents on every
dollar, and I'll taxes paid on and after tho
drst day Of August, up to and including the
nrst Tuesday of September shall be payable
without deduction as aforesaid, and all
taxes unpaid on the next day after the first
lTuesdaJ of September shall be increased by
the add ton Of i've per centum on the amount
thereof. EDM UND PROVOST,
Receiver Of the Northern District,
linciuding all north OF Sixth street,
DENNIS KANE.
Recoiyor of the Southern District,
lv7-t3t lncuding all south Of Sixth Btrett.)
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30

NlERlFF SALF.-By virtue Of II writ OF
~ Lcvari facias. TO Be directed, will be
exposed to puElic sale. at the Court House.
on Market st., between tenth and Eleventh
IN the city ct Wilnington, New Castle
county, Delaware,
On FRIDAY, the End day Of Sept. A. ID. 1881,
at 2o'cloek, p. m,
'he following described real ests te, viz:
All That lot Of land with large IN chine
'hop thereon erected, On 9 southeast cor
ncr Of Second and orange streets, in the
city Of Whining ton. New Castle comfy, Del
ware. 'Aaying a t,oIt CT "a f ct vi Second
street, and dep h a'oog Orange street of
!O2 te J inches.
Sel7 d and taken in execu ion as the pro.
perry u Ellza Cars ell and Mary Eanden-
hraaA, s1FTiving 1nOrtgaynr1 and Clara Cars
well, pdMnist'a, ,riX of Wilson Car-well. de-
cea''d and Gro ge Il. sh adm 1istrator of
Lawrence Nandehbraak, dec ceased and t. t.,
and TO be sold by
PHILIP K. CLARK, sheriff.
SHkRIsS's bFFlCs, Wilmington. Del, Au-
gust ~ A H. 1881. auglo-eodts
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
DHlLADEIPHlA. WILMINGTON AND
I BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY le 1881.


1ralss Will leave Wilmington a. follows:
For Philadelphia and 1ntermeiia.e Sta
tons 100, $40, 9lO, 1880, a. m, 2.3o, 400, zoo
.0N y. IN.
Philadelphia tEvpress) ESQ, 600, s.u
3. H., l2.15. 9.55 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York 2.06, 22s, d8O,
700, 955, ll.53 a. ~, l243. 2.0a, 6.52 s.3s y. u
Baltimore and lAterp.ediate Stations, 8.st
b. tn., &.I5 p. III.
Peryville and intermediate station 6lt
y. IN.
Baltimore and bay Llpe, $50 y. m
Baltimore and Washington. T. 81, a.l2 402.
7.5h, So u. M, 1855, 1.o4, $50, ~ 81 p. III.
Trains for Delaware division leave for:
New Castle, 800, a.36a d.. l.ah, 800, $40 p. m
Harrington and intermediate Stations, go.
.. IN, l.c5, d.2b p. u.
De.mar and intermediate Stations, O.ss ..
m, l96 6p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
g. 10 a. ia, 500, 100, 1900 p. 10.
Philadelphia and Now York, 2o5, 2Y6 y. m.
s.t2, o.as p. III.
Baltimore and Washington. 12.5l, aI2 Ae4
les q. ln.: 1851 p. nj.
For further information passengers are 70
srred to the time tablcs posted At tho depot
H.. +. X KENNEY. Spnt
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
SELECT SCHOOL,

Mrs. Laura Osgood Hardness respectfully
announces ,I to her friends and the public gen.
dious room in the McClary building on Marke
street, formerly occupied oy the Househ0td
OF ralth, where she will open select school
ior both sexes with staff Of competent teach.
ers, perfectly qualified to give thorough in.
structon in the English branches, in Botany
ana a, IN the Latin, Greek. French and Ger.
man Languages. She will make a speciality
OF Mathematics and Book Keeping. The
Urinary department will also receive special
attention. Terms, accordln. to the classifi,a
tion of the pupils
me school rooms are being thoroughly fur
nlsned with all the modern appliances used
ia Ia INST class scho"l-rooms, and will open for
tne reception of pupils, on Monday, Septem-
per NJ i. Mrs II having already registered
a. sum :lent number of applicants to make her
eHofts successful. hereby tenders her grateful
tnahhs 70 ner nll nernus friends for thsir kind
and will .pare no paips to
fidence. .n'r1n -
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
NlNAI. NOTICE,

ENNAL NOTICE.
TO UELlNQU UENT CITY AND SCHOOL
TAX-oAIE EKs FOR 1880.
Notice Is hereby given to oil delinquents
who have Let paid the City and S5he / lax
fnr the year 1880 that uncSs they cad at our
office and pay their bills before the third day
OF September Next, their names uith tie
amount que attached, will be published in
Tic EtWspapets according to law.
Il. PROVOST,
VIM. KiNt.
assessors and Collectors.
Office, No. 10 L. Sixth street. Hours from
to Il u. m, aud . to . and to 8p. m,
auYl4-5t
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30

IVA the subscriber In the W ilmington SAY
ing Fund Society, has been mslad, and she
has sppiied for new brok.
MARY r. TEMPLE.
aUg27- -satmonA m0nseptu
Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
THE MISSES HEBB,S ;"
l. FRENCH AND ENGLIS

boarding and day school for young ladies'
AMI children. S12 WEST STREET, WILMINe
IN, DEL; lhororgn Il Instruction will be given
IN English branches nd Latin and modern
tth,hguaSeH "Sir, lMl"tng. Drawing and
Painting viii he taught by competent teach
ers. and CLASSES toE Q .nreTsation in The french
language Will be held three times 4 week.
lhc school will open September lj aull I'm