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CONNECTICUT MILITIA.

EWttds UtSpafth 70 4Hs CA4edlo +HbRhk
11A,srfoRD, Conn.,, Oct. :8.-rhe First Ke&'
lmcnt Connecticut Military hau n reception
IIrre tonight on their arrival honle fEola u0
trip Of twelve days 10 tho Yorktown ee'ltea
l,tal AMI Charleston, during which they won
sucl. glowing encou1!ulns OH their military
bearing, discipline, aud drill. They arc CD.
thusiastIc over tho receptions given them u
Charleston. and elsewhere. Tonight tlloas y
sal,ds nf cltlzens gathered ut tue 4epo! -
greet them und csc0rt thenl to THEIR htlIo,{':
tIa escort wits furnished by tho to'cfii'otd .',d
other companies. Tho line Ut nsaret, w
decorated md Illuminated extensively "A a
banquet WINS served at their arm9f,, III. IL
eullgratlIlatOry speeches alM general lesH'''
ties urstled until nearly midnight.
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Gen. III. L. Clark, of Frankfort,

Gen. III. L. Clark, of Frankfort, Kr,
1,oU1svli:t.E, n.y., Uct. ss.-.t Telegram i;as
been received from Frankfort anlloHllclp.
thu tlcatii Of t;rn. Mrrrlweutter T.uwis Clark
Ii, Tint city. tlc llal been Ill fur !oug lima
Gcll. Clark WIS Il mattye of st: Louis, fought
III tho Dlau1shuwk md Mexican wars, nut
served until tic l,rci,lsng out uf the late riy
strife, w1,c!s 11u Juillcl tho Confederate sdr,
lie snryCtt under Ice during thu e!ltire WaT.
huEtlnE tho rank nf t;cHer,.l III fts cLasr. liz
ut unD tinu serygd as Circuit fudge in 81.
Louis. ttcs. Clark WIS II years Ut itge ut t1o
st,ns, Ut whom t'oi. ". Lewis Clark. Of ti,s
city, Is ollc. Ills remains Will be taken to st
Louis for burial,
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News from Qt&,t1yn,

Spse1dt U1IbdEtH 10 TIE ChItaN0 1Ffbu1f.
OTTAWA, Oct. 9s.-It Is reported that Tic
Dominion Government Intend refusing, tn
tic Interest Of the 1'acitic Syndicate, Charter
to the proposed Manito1,a Il Southeastern
Hallway. which WIS intended 10 cu,,ncct tic
lines ccntcrlng III Winnipeg with the termi-
nus Mt Duluth, uiMl woul.! thus afford !. co,.l-
pulling outlet fur tho Produce Of the Nortli-
west witt, tho syMtlfGato's line.
Ilu rliln0r obtained currency tElnt sOnlc
SS,O0D Or $t0,0O0 of Dominion notes ht,t beell
Issued MID mt satisfactorily accounted fDr.
;Ilin Finance Department, however, deny
TINT thore Ii any foundation for tho report.
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HAMILTON, Oct. aS.-About eighteen
months ago nian mined, I'LL engineer, came
to Hamilton from England a,ltl took ,,p his
residence here. 1Io had snvetl a,p II itttlu
money, and, three weeks ngo, llo brought his
w!fo ont, since which tfute they lave beef,
Keeping house. A l,tnil named Atla,l. MI
old.cou1ltry acquaintance Of Smith, appeared
spires that ho hns clipped With Mrs. Smith,
mil the guilty pair have g0he to Chicago.
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Sotetat Dtspafeh to Ihs CHICAGO TrtbMna,
Tonoxro, Oct. aS.-Alessrs. Thompson,
nlong s. Co., butchers, have undo Il contract
with {iooderlan IL Worts fur tbs stal-fcu.tng
Of 5000 cattle ut the Don Sheds thts winter,
The cattle will bo sent to tho. European ll,lr-
liot next spring,
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DunrQuE. H., Oct. es.-For so1ns days past
tic Town Of Bellevue, IT,, has becn Rreatly
excited oyer q case Of smallpox wllcl. oc-
currc4l there. Thu victim, was u young nun
employed OIL the wl,nrf.boat named Wnrd
1lcalh. lIe was taken sick ut the Dower
House, and was visited by n largo number Of
people. Later ',ls sliseaso developed Into the
most malignant typo Ut smallpox, and l,o
tlteA two days aE0. 6Illce tlcn tho landlord
md family l,nyp been bnrricauetl IN their
l,uuso mud forbidden to leave. Intense OK
element prevails.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. :s,S.- 1}aron Vun 6te,l}en
mld party arrived hero tonight, They
were met ut EAst st. Louis BY q committee of
reception composed of seycrai prominent
EorMa1l md American citizens, headed by
AlayOr Ewing, who delivered u briuf speccfl
OF WELCOME, atter which they were acco1n-
paptn4 ~ tic city and escorted to the South
crll Hotel, where they were nssigNg1 luar-
tors. Tomorrow they Wilt b. given recep-
tiUll aud otherwise entertained.
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Tail Wheat nnd tao0d PastuFbss
oPeefat utapafeh to The Chttapo 1ftbuHs.

HOLLAND. attcl,., Oct. .s.-Fronl oil aroaaa
hero prominent farmers report that tho E1ow'
ing winter wheat IL taller tl,an any fall betoFe
this. md aro anxiously hoping aud wishing
for cold weather. In the northern towns oI
Allcgan C0unty in several places the wteas
looks yellow, caused byaomv illsect, ald !a
entlp ,plnces Is yury bati. Tito pastures Is tls
In bett1r condition, thnm Mt iny tt.ne !lurlas
the summer. LII s0nlo pEaces r0se.h,shes a1s
budding out
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Judge JGhao Il. 9SIHll0i,, Of Cleveland, 0.
Epkti L Qspafth. II Iht f.httoda Ikta,,uk


CLEv1:LASl,, o., Oct. 2S.-Jltlgu jesse 1,
1,isllop died this morning. after Il protraclcJ
illness, nj Ills home iii Prospect street. Eio
was born ut New Haven, VT, June /. ISIS.
lie ca'ne tu Cleveland II, 1856, studied haw
with K. +. SpaNltltnr. ,nd In fetAl was a,!nll.
ltcplhlcalls to the Common lfeas Ytllcl|.
At tho expiration Of his trrM lie returned 10
the prtlctlcu Of Ills profession; which lc cutl.
tlllllGi until very TceGntty. Lie leaves It wis
allu live groWll-up children.
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SENArE-EXTltA SESSION.
WAslHNaroN, u. q, Oct. @s,-Tl.a open
session Of the Senate today lastcd only half
an llonr. when tho doors were closed and thu
exeGNtlYo spsslou commenced.
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Hun Oyor and Enanlly lIurt.

Aul.oHA. ILL.,, Oct. :1-I.on l.ictlartis, aged
q. II brakeman oll tho C'!fcaRn Il Iowa tall
rnAd, fell between two frrRlt cars this
l,lorlllng llenr Sl,abbntlu, tho wltrcs l,asslng
over his left lex. lilo WIS Immediately re.
tl'Ovcd to A1lrOln, but lived unly few
hours.
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engtncer killed. Tim rurS wer,. if0t Mlt.cl, III
tnrctl. ThG fireman cArHprh srrintls Injury
hy jumping from tlIo enE1ne. Npno nr t1lu
wtrp slightly bruised,
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A Terrific (5ttlc.

MONTREAL, Oct. 1s.-In tho torrlblo galcs
OIL tho gulf aud river bolow Quebec three
ships l0ndtng for Europo were driven
nYlttlre.
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FRENCH VISITORS.

PHILADELPHIA, H., Oct. 4S.-'rha French
delegates Visited various plucex OF interest
taday, lMnchc4 in tile park, aud dlued ut tue
Glrara llouse.
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HE unih'r Hl0ilGS III pnlls. III GhscS N!1efC
w'lstc occurs the supply Is Immediately cut
sdf. Many Ut tho BARRIERS have shut III tltolr
bathrooms for luck Of wafer: n lslnl.tlealer
through p!nrnrtl asks hfs patrons In use
water fit moderation: wtilc another al-
1lonnccs Tint 11u will sttpply "Croton"
punches al all hours.
finn, 1,cnct. t,htcr or t,r,nnncc or tbo
tnite.l States nrl'iy, reports the exrclnl-
lures IN his department during Tho last
tiscnl year to hnyc been s1,s}7,iE, lIo
recommends III Increase IN tho apl1ropria~
tion for arlnlnE MIL e1ufppiug tn. militia.
Tic snys tho efficiency ri the nrlny requires
the pcrcmptory retirement of oniecrs when
they reach the ayc or u.
-,fayor Harrison inns anuD1n,etl com.
mittce of 1wenty-1yr nromtncnt cfizrus to
,rccivc fin .1fqtinruts,m,I f,frmnn ,fs1tpr4
who will arrive 1rro SnNttuy. Among tnse
appointed nrc Melville ". Fuller, John N.
Clark. Henry ". King, Joseph a1csllll, n. j.
Russell, NJ. +. Stone, ". X. Slilllsau, John
1s1eiGcr, G. II, ffotc1lkiss, Washington Hes.
lug. Christoph lioiz, ". {. Scirp, AtlA ". !.
l1ynes.
--Ex.s,1 .tomcs r., r,ow,e,a, ,.oi No..
cn,,r,1 t1,o f,l,,;r,oraf,in If tha t,cnrt,t,co,,
s'nmpatgn Committee Of Cook County.
1rankIil, j.. Chase l,as bccn clcciwl tn prc.
sislc over thus councils Of lie Democratic
war.l-wnr1sers. The CANVASS will commence
IL, earnest tomorrow 1l,u Democrats will
open their barrel for distribution anloltE tho
buys nt the Palmer House. Tho Republicans
haze moi yet secured headquarters.
William Nora,on. alina 1,nf1n,o nil.
,vna fonu, n n rom II, a rhIIo,1c1nhtn ,,otr,
nccrnicd l,v con rontonccr nf III, l;re,,c,,
,osa,t,,,, ,.oetor;,o,. ,,,nr,t,,.- >fors,o, ,vo.
about pocketEng tile Generals wa.cI, aml
money wfcn tho General discovered Him,
captured him, and l.amlctl him ovcr to the
policc. Alurston was Immediately indicted
by tho gr1ltul Jury, put oil Ills trial, colt
yictcd, ami sentenced to three years. lmprls.
onment.
--combct., xcna vouterdov n1oc,od pro.
yiatonnl proeldc,,t of tha Tre,cl f,ho,n,,or
of Dcnuties l,v n VITA NJ M to a. t},o minor-
itv voto l,cIn, IN favor n i,ri.son. , Virc.
-. ~ ~. -. u., IT,,
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A REPORTERS MISTAKE.

Tol.Eno, o., Oct. :ss.-TAe libel sun ~. y.
Seaman agalnst tla' Toledo 1Iieg!H'a 'us
Baying. Inst April, Tint the former lad psga ~
arrested for stealing horse, WIS hra1a ~
thu Common Pleas Court today, alHl III, III
tllct rendered for 335 and COSTS ini ,iss M
plalntttl. Seaman arrested q party uloo.isr w. III
lefufu for stealtAg horse, nlld the f'ts,',nmu,,
In writing 1t up got THO Itcnl mixed, n'aetutt ,tat
out tint l,e WIS arrested. I1!o sui W.
brought for $:Al U9 damages.
Guard and protect your hcalth. Use usoHs'.
Iron DltteI5. A true tpntc.
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Dehth of a)cnf Man by lrcEnH Hun
Over by nn 1:nElnc.

Over by MI 1!nElttc.
spstfai Dispateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
SftEnoruAS. Wis, Uct. aS-At nh cnrly
!,nnr this nlurntng Million DnlEcbe. IN ult
l}antsl, ma1l of ILLS place. WIS uvertnku,
while walking OIL Tic ruilroutl tr.lck by tho
switch-engtnu Of The Milwaukee,. 1.uko Share
NWcstrrn Hallway. i}tlng hard uf llcarlng,
he tF'l mt 'lcctl thu warning given, nint Tho
e!ugina PASSED osrr, him, treaklng AMI crush.
tiE tntl! lrEs Hlu! eanslng otller injuries.
kl,uw, hcrr as III 10 hermit" having live,f
tHr several years atnnu OH ,n islalul hi tho
Slleb0yEAtl Ieiyer sUtllp tltstntlgn from town,
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
The Senate in Session All
Night Over a Post
Office.
Bourbons Sitting Up to Keep
a Union Soldier in
Place.
Republicans Bent OH Put
ting III IL Virginia RE-
nd.jllstcr
The Union Soldier Has Got Mixed
in His Accounts Several
Times.
Tongue Enough Left in Ben Hill 10
Enable Him 10 Speak Two
Hours.
Reasons Which, Stittenen Mac
Tenyf1'a Backbone III ltclus-
ing Office.
He Could Not "coalesce" with
Grant, conkIing, and
Mahone.
Judge Fo!ger's Selection Approved l)y
All Nho Wish to Gain Ills
Fnror,
A Bad Torpedo Explosion Frank Gilbert
rrank Hatton-The Speak
ership.
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nEs MolSEs, H., Oct .4S,-Iio verdict OF
this Coroncr's jury In the Toledo u North
western lsntlway accident near IlunIboI.l
celsured tile engineer N,ltt conductor of tha
trn!M, anu also tue company for sending out
= tralM Insult llcEently, lMllllllud. ,rhp b0ly OF
the lr0WNetl tlaM llla not yet been found,
Tho wounded aro all recovering.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25

For AN OFF year in politics, Ohio has
done nobly for the Republican party,
and if her vote is to be taken as any
criterion for the future there will be a
clean Republican sweep in all the Re
puhlicanStates on Tuesday week, as well
as large gains and fair chance Of car.
rying some States that hitherto have
been Democratic. 1t is rather an un-
usual thing for Ohio to give moro than
some $1,000 Republican majority in off
years and more frequently the majority
has been below 0,00O-sometimes be.
low 1000 and still at other times some
20, 900 the other way. The latter, how
ever, has only occurred in years of
great apathy and dissensions in the Re-
publican ranks. Complete returns,
nearly all of them official, from the
counties of Ohio give Foster, the Re.
publican candidate for Governor, a..
01o majority. He ran four thousand
votes behind the Republican candidate
for Attorney General. The highest vote
on the ticket was cast for State Treas.
urer, whose majority was $4,000. The
Temperance and Greenback vote COM
bined was about %, 900 and only shows
that soft money and cider control
enough votes to do harm in a close con-
test. Fortunately they were powerless
to do harm at the late election.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25

PRESIDENT ARTHUR has at last COM
menced the disintegration Of the old
Cabinet of his predecessor in office, and
yesterday appointed Ex-Governor f. ID.
Morgan, of New York, to be Secretary
of the Treasury In place of William
Window, of Minnesota. Mr.. Morgan
is an able tinancier, gentleman of un,
impeachable integrity and anblemished
character. At the death of President
Garfield It was the general desire OF the
country at large, that President Arthur
should retain the Cabinet of President
Garfield, at the same time acknowledge
ing the right and justice of Mr.. Arthur to
form Cabinet in harmony with his
own feelings, without being open to
censure or criticism. AS President
Arthur, however, has seen proper to
exercise his own Judgment in the ap-
pointment of his own Cabinet advisers,
and has commenced the disintegration
of the old and the formation Of the new
Cabinet, by the appointment Of L. D..
Morgan to take charge of the Treasury
portfolio, it must be acknowledged that
he has commenced well, and Il he con.
tinues to do as well in. point of charac-
ter and ability on the part Of his ap-
pointees until his Cabinet is formed to
suit his views, the country will have
nothing to fear by the changes.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25

THE IMPROVEMENT boom which is
fairly turning our city up side dow n has
In duced the city passenger Railroad
Company to look after the extension o.
its lateral branches. The Fourth street
line will never be made lucrative and
selfpayiDg institution until 1t is ex-
tended. We understand that it is the
object Of the company as soon as ar.
rangements can be made to extend the
line up Spruce street to Eleventh street
Bridge and another extension must in
evitably take place sometime in the
near future over the Christiana at
Third street and down the South side
to the river front. We are gratified to
find that the extension to the Ninth
Ward and Riverview Cemetery has not
been lost sight OF. If the present boom
in business continues we msy reasona'
bly, expect within year to see the
lateral branches Of our City Railway
extended to Eleventh street bridge oveI
Third street bridge and over Market
street bridge towards the Riverview
Cemetery. City Railways must 60 hand
In hand with the extended building
Developments ofour city.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25

THE BOSTON Herald is poking un a
Pennsylvania from its away off Puri-
tan stand point, on account Of the nc
menclature of that State. Amongst the
dignitaries of the keystone State visit
ing Yorktown it mentions a few, such
as Huf'uagleand, Vanderslice, koons
and Scheep, Sassaman and Schoon-
nacker, Stubbs, Boggs, Potts and Boyle.
We know Of an ex teacher of Lancaster
county public schools who can beat
that record. In one school he taught
his lads, Harris, Livers and Lights, and
in another he had Bolts, Potts, Otis,
Motifs and SPOTS, Rocks, Fox, AK,
Knox and Locks.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25
OAK HALL.

Many of our Saturdays customcrs
pleased us by saying ''there is no
place like Oak Hall after all"
While we fully believe this and feel
Fsure that there is no place in the
world that has so many good points
about it to serve the people with
clothing. yet we Gown up" to the
pleasure it gives us to have the peo.
pie say out to us their own convic.
tiOns.
The wonderfully good stock of
Mems and Boys clothing we have
made ready for the season just open.
ing, must add greatly to the popu.
larity of the famous old corner at
Sixth and Market.
We wait the opportunity to show
it to our friends.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
Market and Sixth Streets, Phila
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25
Tyner muSt 90.

Since Postmaster General James has
been at the head of the Post office de-
parment only since the fourth of March
last, not eight mouths yet, and in that
time by bis prompt action in undoing
the rascally work of the Star Route
plunderers he has saved to the govern
ment over $a,2OO,OO0 annually. This
great reform was carried on with the
full sanction, approval and orders Of
President Garfield while be was living,
and President Arthur is resolute in
carrying on the work so well begun by
his predecessor. In the accomplish
ment of this reform the President has
found First Assistant Post Master Cen
eral Tyner hindrance to the good work.
Mr.. Tyner has been First Assistant
40 long and 80 near in his official duties
and actions to the Star Route swind-
lars, that it is impossible that he should
not have known something about their
transactions. Such indeed seems TO
have been tho case and the President
has promptly asked Mr.. Tyner to 60
Unwilling to lot go such sugar plum,
Mr.. Tyner hesitates in the going, and
vainly attempts to explain to the salts
faction of the President his short COM
ings, Still the President seems deter
mined that Tyne: must step down and
out of the position he has so unwcrthi-
ly filed. No better evidence OF Tyner's
unfit ess for his official po sition can be
found than his hesitation in resigning
it when requested to do 30, and his
cringinG at the feet Of the President
asking to be appointed to another Of
fee. Why can he not be independent
and manly, like Secretary WINDOW
who is already rewarded by being the
candidate of the Republicans OF Min
nesota, for his old seat in the Senate
which he has so long, honorably and
ably filled, or like Attorney General
MacVeagh who has every favorable
of being made the next Re.
publican candidate for Governor Of
Pennsylvania. Such cringing and beg
ring for office as Tyner exhibits, il hu-
in the extreme. He has fed
ong enough at the public crib, let him
%.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25

THE BAr AECE of trade between the
United States and European countries
is fast becoming distributed. The lat
est importation is 5000 heads of cabbage
sent over from Germany, as soon as it
was known that the cabbage wcrm haG
partially destroyed the crop in this
country. 1t is consoling to know that
we are not to be deprived of our water
rations Of speck cabbage and sour.
krsut
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25

THE ELECTION campaign in Missis.
sippi is the quietest known there for
many years. Evidently the Bourbons
must be depending upon the counting
out process to enable them to carry the
election. Where is Chalmers and his
red shirted shot gun brigade? Is he
drilling them in the art of counting in
stead of shooting?
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25

IT IS CONFIDENTLY predicted by
those in q position to know, that the
anti. Bourbon Democratic majority in
Virginia will not be less than 10000.
Such majority would give the solid
South . terrible shaking up.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25
WELLINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE;
u>.A.~. =, tna Prsfsssion.

w intend TO hold our position q the lead.
ers Of 10 ClothiSS Trade in our city: You
viii hnd the largest and best selected stock
Of Clothing. 1t the northwest corner foartn
and Market streets, wilmington CiotAing
House.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25
Youth,W Ouieo.

Have ysu seen the nc bby styles Of Youths
Suits at the Wilmington Clothing HOUSE,
Call early wAile their stock 10 esnpaete, 70
see the great variety.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25
PURLIU ALA.
a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

A DNINISTRATORS SALE.
The entire personal property Of Dr..
Bsyard T. smith, deceased, will be sold
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2eth, 1851,
at 10 o'closk, .. m,
1t s2o Madison street, Wilmington, Dol, con-
hsting Of beds, bedstesds and bedding, par
lor furniture and ornament ONCE, dining
room and kitchen furniture, chairs, tables,
looking glasses, carpets, mating, WINDOW
shades. bureaus, hat rack, lounge, sofA, CLOCKS
stoves, wash stands, oil paintings, pic uros,
one battery, atomizer call, medical library
and many other articles not mentioned.
Conditions will be made known on day OF
sale. SOLOMON HOOD,
l.. W, STlpHAx 4 Son, Auetioneers.
PuBLlo SALE -o,-
COWS! cows! COWS |!
viii no sold at public sale, 1t Village
Green, Delaware county, Pa,
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER =, 1881,
atl o'clock, p. m,
FORTY FRESH COWS 4 SPRINaERS.
This will be lne lot Of dairy COWS.
TER MS AND MUNTHS CREDIT.
Wagon will be at Linweod Station to meet
tho train that leaves Wilmington at 1880.
ROBERTS TYSON.
L. W. SrlpBAM h Som Auct'rs. octe-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25
Only S3.70.

When passing Fourth and Market streets,
Just step In the Wilmington Clothing House
and see the children's suits they are selling
at s87b. 1t cannot be denied, thoy are the
leaders.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25
AOAEIkA.
D h. ROBINSON L 90,
BANKERS AMI BROK EKS,
n. 4. OOE. FOUk1 II AND MARKET,
Wilmington, Dol.

Stocks bought and sold In tho New York,
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
sion.
Letters Of credit g!von, available In all
parts Of the world, and drafts on England,
Ireland, France, Germany and Switzerland
Issued.
We have now for sale 70 shares New YORK,
Woodlswn and Eockaway Oar Trust.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25

r ECTURE-BY REV. ENOCH STUBBS
IL in Asbury M. l.. church, THU RSDAY
EVENING. October 9th, 1881, at 7-4i clock
Subject :-"Our Young People; Their OPP
portunities and Responsible tiles" Tickets,
rs cents children, Is cents. Proceeds for the
benef, OF the NJ. l Society.
oct22-JI
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25
A New Departure.

Children are wearing 80 many light cassi-
mere suits tor fall and winter, that Mr..
Diefendorf thought best 70 select some cloth
and have some made. We have at least ton
styles. Look at them to-day and to-moI ow,
at Fourth and Market streets, wilmington
ClVthing HOUSE,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25

~ OTICE "A MEETING GOFTHE1RVlS.
~ tees Of the p, or OF New Castle County.
viii be held at the A Inns House Wednesday, +,
Oct. 2etn at 10 O'Clock, a. IN. Persons having
bills will present them BY that day.
The supply company will meet on Satur-
day, Oct. Goth, st II O'Clock, a. IN, when pro-
pesals will be read for furnishing the Aims
House for he next three months with bread
meats and tobacco. J. W. CODCH.
Z2.425 Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25

~ the large mosaic breast-pin, also a
bla,k one. about the 18th Of Angus, from A
Il. DeNormandie, are now well-known, and
II they wish to save exposure, trouble and ex-
penso. they will return the same at an early
date, to No. s West Ninth street.
Octl7 Nv eOdt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25
WILMINGTON ATHENAEUM.

Private lessons in Latin, Greek, German
French. Eng lish and Spanish given every
evening to . select number OF pupils,
both ladie, and Gentlemen by
PROF p. W. HOCHk EpPEL,
at his reridence, III Tatnall street.
Two less ons week are sr ftictent to learn
language within q re- sonabie time. Ladies
may be taught Mt home. Apply ut once.
oct22-lM
Daily Republican., 1881-10-25

! VA!S'lEt'-AL At
n, nv s,@n an pipes, /
SSs REPusLMica, ,
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-14
NOTICE.

The Equitable Life Assurance
Society having declared its pOli-
cies, over three years in force, to
be incOnteStable, announces that:
On and after January /, 1881,
all such IncOnteStable Policies viii
be paid at maturity, without re-
bate of interest. Immediately after
the receipt at the SOciety'S Office
in New York of satisfactory proofs
of death, together with a valid and
satisfactory discharge from the
parties in interest, and WithOUtre-
quiring any delay, even for sixty
or ninety days, as has been the Gus
tom heretofore, and is still usual
with other companies.
III. b. HYDE, President.