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Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Ii. u ii. F. OF A.

The brotherhood of the Union, will
hold their annual convention this at.
'ernoon and erening, in the McClary
building, and it is expected that the
order will be largely represented from
all sections of the State. The Brother
hood is now in a fourishing condition,
and growing RAPIDLY. Its white banners
are being planted from the Atlantic to
the Pacific. The order is mostly com
posed OF working men, whose object i;
to assist ca ID other in sickness -s or trouble
ana also by cooperation. They do not
make war upon capital, out enJeavor to
HARMONIC labor and capital to work
together, for mutual good. The Su-
preme Circle composed of delegates
from every state where the order exists
will meet at Milford the second Tues
aay in October.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Died In Baltimore.

The Baltimore Sun of to-day an.
nolncas the death of Mr. George Green,
we'll known young nercrant yester-
day at Barnlm's Hotel, of an abscess of
the stomach, after an illness of two
weeks. He Mas a native of Delaware.
but had lived in Baltimore sinca ne
attained his majority, residing great
er part of the time at the Carrolton and
B'rnum'S Hotels. He was engaged in
The wholesale liquor business at No. 81
south Charles stree, at first in partner
ship with his father, the style Of the
firm being George w Green & Son, and
at his fathers death several years ago
he assumed entire charge Of the bust
ness. Mr. Green was hut 32 years of
age, yet was one Of the most widely
known gentlemen in the city, und the
robust health he enjoyed
will adj greatly to the surprise with
which the news of his death will be
received. The liberal and wholesouled
snirit which characterized him at all
times endearei him to many with whom
be came in contact in business and so.
rial circles, and will cause his death to
be deeply regretted. The remains were
Iaken to the residence of Mr.. o. A.
Kirkland, his hrother-in.law. Mr..
Green was unmarried.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
THIRD EDITION.
ABOUTTHE PENINSULA.
what . Writer Says AhOut IL and
1t'H Famous Mem.

IT'S Famous Men,
A writer in the Philadelphia Press of
to-day in introducing lay article
about Governor Henry A. Wise, who
hanged John Brown says:
"Lying south and east of the great
Atlantic railroad highway be- ween the
North and South, the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad. is
a section of country but little known
to the general traveller, or, indeed, to
se,t e' portions of our common country
and includes in it's territory the whole
of one of the thirteen original Colonies
belonging to Great Britain, rendered
immortal by the struggle for civil and
religious liberty, and tor the fl st death
blow dealt at monarchical despotism. 1t
is knswn as the "Penninsula," and in.
cludes within its borders the State of
Delaware, the Maryland Counties of
Cecil, Queen Anne's, Kent, Caroline.
Talbot, Dorchester, Wicomico, Somer-
set and Worcester, frequently called
the Eastern Shore of Maryland" and
the counties of Accomac and Nurthamp-
ton, belonging to Virginia. 1t extends,
like tongue, from the southeastern
course OF the keystone State" aud is
surrounded by tha waters OF the Della
ware and Chesar cake Bays and by the
bread Atlantic.
Its comparative isolation and the
Scautv knowledge OF its history, re.
sour ies and general feat .res which
prevail are no duuht, caused by the
tac', tnat I lays Oft from tbn main road
n.' t,.ps it,n l,ny,1 .
great sections OF the country, the North
and Sou h, and is rarely penetrated ty
outside blrbarianS" unless special
business calls them in that direction.
The "penin.nla," for this reason and
from the naturally cpAa irv,tt4>e cuar-
aCfer ol people, is tar behind many
other sections of our conntrJ less nat
uraly endowed. However, the intro
Guction of the railroad and the atten-
tion directed to it by its adap;ability
to the culture of the peach in its most
paatable form, together With other
fruits and the cereals, au'i tire PIE no
RE oy,ter-b beds which almost sArroun,i
it, has Of late years brought 1t iuto
more prominence and bids fair to Sc
cure for it a better future. And vet
this small section OF the In ted States,
through It's public men, has stamped
It's imprint upon the his.ory OF the
ration.
Though the land be partially IN
tnoWn its sons of genius have built fur
themselves riches in the temple OF ia,ne,
md the names of Luther Martin, Caesar
Rodney, George Reade, John NJ Clay
on Stpphpu j).rafur Henry A N il, "
IND the unhroken and brilliant line OF
'Nards coming down to our present
iay, are in1ertwinel into all ,ne i'm
,trtant epochS before and since our ad-
'eut among the nations Of the earth"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Marriage of jay saOfx e's SON,

The wedding nj j. Henry Cooke, son
OF Jay Cooke, the w"jI-FnuNn baukei,
and Miss Esther L Russell, is to take
place III Lewi~towt., "a, this evening,
at the resi- !ence Of the brides father
But few besides the Immediate relatives
of the two families will he present. yhr
ceremony will be per.orurd by Or. Ed
Appleton, assisted by Rav. W. n,
Plat, the resident Hector Mr.. Cooke
is very young-lookjug, and has nor vet
concluded bis theological studies, which
ne IL pursuing in one Of the schools in
Phila He expects To be- ordained in
tne Episcopal ministry in about year.
Mlss Esther E. Russell il the da,Irhter
OF banker who has for years been one
OF the prominent CAPITALISTS of Lewis.
Town. The bride is brunette and
rather small in figure. Her mother was
relat.d TO the now dea! but teeply.rev.
cred Bishop Bowman, aud 5y narriape
to the Revs Edward and Samuel Ap-
pleton.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
FlstDl, kRiie amt Ea1Gr.

Kirk kldder was shot dead ina Qaa
rel about a woman, by a hraktma
named I'nsSet, at Wayneshorough, W
ginia, on Sunday night. William I'D
kinF, color"d, shot, and it is believe
fatally wounded his brother Alfred, |
Toronto, the same night. Alfred II
abused Williams wife. Philip KAY
csch was fatally stabbed bv Ihoni
kuckinlia, in Chicago, on Snnl1
night. Kamesch had tripped up kn1|
inha. aIG made an i"sultlng rematI
William Riggs, being drunk, StaOll
his s"n-in.law Rollin Bnnuell, in M
gatu2k, Conn'c i"ur, on Saturday ~
ANA then cut his own throat wlthI
razor, bur did not sever any artery.
is feared that Bunn"il will! not re'ov3
Hugh i;ar;On, Is year- OF age, di'o
Roosevelt Hospital, New York, yts1
day morning, from a shot wound
the abdomen, received during a Slrti
car fight, on Sunday morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
GCnerAl tDi,ssuary

General Leslie Coombs, of Ker,p.
die,i last night, in Lexington in
ssh year Of bis age.
Major " Woerner, a well.known c;,f
Of hohoken, died yesterday mcrn
from the affects Of an accident hv vi,
his leg was broken about tvo wa
ago.
Rev. VIM. Faulkner Browne rh
lain OF 81. Joseph's Hospital, 4, Pat
son, New Jerser, died yesterday mo
ing, of typhoid fever, aged As w.,
Daring th" war for tho Union, III
Is we, h. n !ayma", was a sr,y,
~ I4y L, y a my, ant nrnctnl a n
sn'h IA Hampton E1a.is drr,oa
Monitor AMI M,Iriuac ,ura an +,
ih'"r l." was 'Xluiiju. S,r-.p,n. \,
'drE htr.a"'iS ~ Sees YORK Io.yi
th" army he Wen, 10 Il ,'ne ?, r,,
spond"nt for several new,p,prts. id
tie Y Nttlcln touGr'l he returned "a /
country, studied Tor the p,l"si.o
was Ordained at LouiS,ilr, a,4
poinrei On the mission in Gporsia h
hea'th failing he returned Moth 4
was appointed to tho c,;aplaincy of
Joseph )
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
fsftlsaE tSSS.

Large quantities of produce are M
trins brought daily from across
river, and t.e favorite little S0sI II
eau Is bringing sweet ppta'oai NED
ana other products OF The farm eys
trip The ia Of her carving ID
large quantities of produce, hoSeu
dots uot interfere with the pasNns
arrangements, a4 she has ample aec1
pudationS 1or all who wisI to an
themselves OF the opportunities Will
+le daily "ti'ars 70 escape the hea. Of \
city amt enjoy the bracinE air atl
In"rrIy norninal price A lady With
hnc, healthy baby remarked yeSteri1
that iier Cnild had not been sick
Samnrr, and she attributed it 10 d
iac' that She had taken the little d
across The river at least once a wsI
since TIE cDmmeEceuent 0: the wal
weather Ladies need ave 10 fear
going over un.crompaniad AZ they VI
tind Captain Denny perfect cent
man that studies everything that "
add t. the convenience and comfort
his Patrons.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Few Peaches anu Hs.a Prices,

Not Tor tcu years, say the prpdrct
dealers, have peaches been 50 scarce IA
at present. 'citlrA ami cream uii,cN
lSt for the great n,,,, O. J,rHne tljs,ca
son in memory only. rrlis Of = very
ordinary quality is bringing a dollar a
basket and for the prime article Two
dollars and two dollars %nd Il hltf are
easily obtaluod AT this lime last yea,
The '"arket vas Giuttrd ani curt }uatS
OF fairly good peaches u1uld be oArain,,'
Tor ten celrs a Hasntt. tic ;5yl,hcr,,
shlppIng Sc tIon .,nnout uy,r and bouSt-
keepers vii jtaNe - druend for vIiaI
h'iie supply they may hope i'Ir upon
lA4 h"ar-a' hani .:TFs,-rs a tr@s her.
Il gentleman N hu i.r tn DAsb thirty
years has Hc'rd as Il uiu,il.u8u
bet "een tha "un'Hissi1u merchants
mere aid Somc ot tie largest Delaware
PipWers said vest, ",.a V 4 81 his Ucrup-
anon Is 2 ne (hIs SNE'1u,r fer hs first
t1ne III, re !yc 50 few beaches il,
DeiaWare lhar those v hU owl. them are
hored almost to insanity hy gents who
want to purchase them. Last wear
besides me large steamers engage il,
the peach trade, a 1in,.t OF h1rgys wa,
employed TO bring 'hc l'rult to market.
oolliet'm mes as many AS fifteen of th,s
cailal-boats cuu d hn counted in the
river at orce, wa t III, to be unloadel.
tllls year nos u single peach barge has
oeeh see.i on the DelaUre.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23

kOACH. On Monday, the 12n. ,nston.
sils. 'ary Roach. in the e3d year of hcr
The relatives and friends of the DECEASED re
tLespecLiully lhVltod 10 attend the funeral
W'n. IIoin hee late resitencI, in the roar of2tl
west seventh street. on " ednesd ly
Siteinooh, at 9ociooi, TO proceed to The vii.
mington and BRANDY wine Cemetery.
QUlfLfY. At Hopswell, Nd. on the o1ss
inst OF TYPHOID pneumonia, Rev. Frnnci.
b. Quigl-y, Of the Wilmington Confersno..
In the 9th year o. his age.
Services at Grace NJ T.. church, at o'clock
on wednesday afternoon. lne ment in " IT,
mington and Brandywn Cepetery
X IUM.-Jn the 22ud inst, Sarah
Kellum.
tuneral on Thursday, Tho 18th inst Ser.
vices at tfe house, y o. 5O7 West scventh9
etrest, at ~" r. . To leave the house ut
r. NJ, without further notice.
DAVIS.-S Sndderly on Aug. 22d, William h
son of Francis X. ). and Marina M, iavis'
aged years
Relatives and friends a-e invited 10 attend
MIS- flinerAl from the residesce of his gTa cd
mother, 3t5 Il. Third street, OF Wednesday,
Aug. 24th, at 4 o'clock, P. NJ. t
JACKS JN.---In this ty, on the 22nd inst,
heziah .acks1n, In her Slst year.
her relatives and friends are Invited to at
tent the funeral from the residence Of ner
niece, Sarah A. Gibson, 0Os Tatrall street.
oo ihurs lay ate nOoa, at 2 O'Clock. Service
~ inc hou6e. To pfUceeu to Newark Union
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Catarrhal Poison.
wei De MEYERS, wonderful S,stNrr

wei DE Meyers, wonderful OAtArrls
nMre is now dispensed by all druggists, and
- delivered (cnrrlage paid) by ID. Il. Dew
ey 4 Co., No. 40, Dcy street, New York
The remarkable 10 cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use of this preparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment, like snutts, douches, and In
halations can possibly reach or destroy Ca
tarrhal virus The antidotal clements dis
severed by DR.. Wei Do Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous memhTanous system
N two minutes' time, thus t"rulng an snocu-
l&.:va and constitutional cIf", the effects Of
which are similar to, and as nu,ail.ng as, vac
cination. A s'TrcatiSf," with fail state
inents by the cured ia mailed free. Nv Wei lie
Meyers CntarT'h ,urU is worth trN tarue~
its cost Rev. thas. j. .IVuea, New BrightUf :,
T. l' one package cured me. Rev. q. Il.
ny Tor, Jag Noble street, !'rOoSiyn, How York.
1t restored m to lhc ministry. Rev. Ge,. .
4. hsis. Goth skill N. Y" ''rhe remoGy
Is q marvel. / c'. y F. ircesc, Cairo, N. Y"
III has heen {: great value to me. Rev o.
nav Pace, n 'ssuna, N. Y, tteS, Geo. j..
t'rart ST. ctc.Lcu, keHtory, Fhli"j "jelphr.
ntc \ real cai Tor CatarTh far 'l.Co
il4DZtiw
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
ne TstssEsAk.

MIR. and Mr,. joseph Cooke are now
ON their roal TO India where they ex-
10 arrive in Novem ter.
President Grevy is man very sim.
pie in his tastes. 1t i, said of him with
truth that he ha. % horror Of ostpnta-
ton in any form
Bishop Watter4on v OHIO has il.
sued pastoral letter to the Catholic
c.rr-v Of hls iocose iii ertr.; them r.
otirr special praye for ;he suffering
Presiue t.
Professor Moses &. Farmer, enplov.
ed AZ cleo ririau 1T nc ror,c,!y Sta,,nn
at Newport l. ever since it was rs-
tab'Ishe there nine years ag1, has re-
signed.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
FIFTH BDIqIGV
Praisi"g Mayor kirw

s.sPHILADELpHIA. Aug23-T,,"
na' ing OF colored citizens, grown np u o,,, 'ad
general feeling among the, tl,s. ~ ont
Kings new departure in .,"Vt , MaI
colorea policemen deserved ""pnolatl "ni
cognltion and jubi!ation, wo. ro"a'a'I !
remarkable assemblage in , m,a " Y
speets: A more Representative many
ring of the race prob ,bIv bI'"a,ve "o Cd
heIa he,d in hd,n the city. M Liberty Hall n'ea on
oard' below Eighth Street, w,s un L.
than densely packed, even ais, I"s ln|
thronged with those unab," ,,'eS VI, 6el
seals, On the Platform AMI ~ ob1
we're nearly all the Residents ori ri
city who have proved the canar;,n VI /
race for successful achievement 's a. o'
several walks eff life which wa1o n' IN
open to them or which thcv u'o on et
themselves. On the platt t,r,p 1p0hd h,l
the officers TO be hereinafter na,nan N oes
Passmore Williamson, Isaiah h,nyl c w VI
Washington Lovatt, John NJ "e ",
Daniel A. Thomas, George II ~
ana > L. Kelley. Policemen n,a n%n
caldwell, Davis and Carroll ocnal nls
adjoining chairs in the FROM, "yVa1
They were in full uniiorm-sbieldo
ana all-and bore themselves with
ni'T and decorum, not to s,v "'u
sitting as they did under the adm.
gaze Of two thousand of tbeir
male and female, Among those
sent WHO had been active ;n rat.f.
the demonstration were larga nna Ip
of Wel'-knoHn color.d men I" Ca
matr"NS aud maidens furnished
contingent Of the numerous ana 49,.
Sia,t'c ;t'Semblage.
Numerous speeches weromal4 r,,
ing the Mayor for what he had Salr -
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
SECOND EDITION.
JENNIE ECRAMER,s DEATH.
Result OF the Chemical Exalninn.
natiOn-restimOny Axainst tMe
MAakeYA.

Result OF the Chemical Exauninn.
natiOn-restimOny Axainst tne
Maiieys.
New HAVEN, Conn. August 22.-It is
believed that a chemical examination
Of the stomach of Jennie Cramer points
to the presence of cantharides, and this
will strengthen the theory that the girl
was drugged for the purpose of seduc-
tion. Its presence would explain Ger
tain things discovered at the autopsy,
including blood on portion of the body
DIR. Il. H. Chitrenden, who is oonducI-
ing the chelni,al point of analysis, eX-
poets to finish it September s.
The Mallcy cousins, Walter and
James were brought from Jail to West
Haven this morning. G. X. Bush, at
tOrney for the State, asked for a pO t.
ponement OF the case for murder against
them on the ground that they had not
yet the result Of the analysis on all the
evidence necessary to connect the accus-
ed with such result. After lengthy ar
guments Justice Booth decided to grant
the postponenent for two weeks. rbe
counsel for the prisoners asked that they
be admitted 10 Ill. Justice Booth Gecitl-
ed to consult State Attorney Doolittle
on this point and reserved his decision.
AT the inquest two OF the witnesses les
titled that they thought James Mailey,
who was pointed out to them, was the
man they saw in The grove with Jennie
Cramer Friday evening.
The clerks in Malley's store who keep
the time-book testified that James Nal |
ley's time was marked full on Wedpcs.
day, Thursday and Friday, August 3,
1 and D. James Behan, coachuan for
Edward MaIley, testified that Mallrv
had nine horses, three Of which Eiwari
and his son used Ioc driving purpu-cs.
Michael Malley drove ouC NiDn one ~,
Friday afternoon, All vs., ), letHr.!u.
abou, 1870. "a.Der drove ont VITA |
MS the SAM evening, returning abuu, |
IL; didn't know wna' time ne left. rns
coachman denied having told Charles j
Wilson on Satu.dAy, August +, tDlt le
was about sick, having bcel Up 'Ae
greater part Of the previous maul.
awaiting for the return ,f Tho horses.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Large Yield Of Potatoes.

Amor II. Chandler, the pnpu ar me
chau and Post Master OF Beaver va
ley, Rrandywine Hundred has II'e
tarnleupon which he tries his hand ray
ing gram ami vegetables in his odd n1
mentS. His attempt at raising "oasod
has been grand success. be pian'e
in May two pounds and quarter \
potatoes and u few days ago he oas y
pounds as the yield. The potatoes VII q,
ola variety called the "Pride '' ~ ~.
Valley" a Maine potato something lla
the early rose. Is there any HNay ;'
growers in Brandywine or Adjourn
Hundreds that can beat this
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
After the IuhurAnce (thNuls.

HARRISBURG, Aug. q The death
bed Insurance business here, of which
Danphin county is IL hot bed, is likely
10 be stamped out at an early day.
In his charge to the grand jury to day
Judge Pearson called attention to grave
yard insurance and SAID that it was
their duty to indict any parties whom
they knew were illegally conducting
tIe insurance business.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
WILMINGTON HAY ANDtTsAW
MARKET
Every Tuesday, Friday

DIR. JAS. TODD, of ofPHILADELPHIA, s
VINO Tor many years has been eminently sue.
:essiul In the treatment of CHRONIC TIS-
EASES, has opened an Office at
so2 MARKESST., WILMINGTON,
Where he can be consulted on tuesday and
FRIDAY Of each week between the hours Of -
3. m. and 8 p. m Persons suffering from Dys-
pelsla Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Consti-
patton, Nervous Weakness, General Debility,
.afArrh, Neuralgia, Aesfness, Roaring
Sounds In the Head, Bronchitis Asthms, III,
eases of the Throat, Lungs Liver, Spleen,
Kidneys, Womb and Urinary Organs, Gout,
rheumatism, Bright's Disease, Sciataca'
humhago, Chronic Diarrhea and nysentery.
helnorrhods or Piles, Functional Diseases u
the Heart, certain stages of M Warasmus and
Lung CONSUMPTION, Scrofula Pimples on the
Face, Diseases of the Blood and Skin, Scald
Head, 20 &c., will md 1t greatly to their
advantage to call as they will be told with
certainty what ails them, and when cure is
pyomaad you cnn rely upon It, Consultation
fss' ie7-6m
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Tho f,r, mems Convention.

The tirelnen's convention ldst e''
ing. WAS attended by delegates RON a.
the city companies, except the "" '
ware, Fame a1d Weccacn. me ii". .,
ing was called to order by Pre'loe'
Hanna, and Mr.. Blake's fire orall'", u,
was thoroughly dis 'ussel ; there y
peared to be Il settled detcrmlna'iol
insure its defeat. No other hnSlr, :,
was transact d, the entire time Vs." ~
taken up in discussing the propoS'"i "a y
dinauce. The convention adJoutneu. :,
meet again, on Monday evening, Ill ~
Wasi ington engine house.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Personal,

MesSrs. f. B. f. Miller and John r.
Miller, have gone to Bmsley's Poiut,
N. j. to spend a fortnight
Mrs. David Stevenson ana Mrs, M.
II. Baird left this morning for O,ean
Grove, where they Will be the rnesfs OF
Mrs Stldham, at the Columbia Cottage,
one OF the most popular places in the
grove.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Released ON Bail.

Mrs. Catherine Bowers this morn" LIN
appeared before the Mayor, al" o''I
qualified Q tered bail 10 the SUN
$500 for Char Is Robins appearah,.ss, ~,
court. Charles limped out OF Inc o.hS .hs
apparently u much happier man ", i~,
he was l,st evening when the COIL wv
closed ON him.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
more pleasing than n Snak Q story,

MoRKIsTGWN, N. j., Aug. 2l-The
Morris Jerseyman says that at the
Mendham Hotel there is peculiar
case If adoption. About six weeks ago
cat lost her only kitten, and imme.
diately attacked and drove away a
tame rabbit which had litter of nine
newly born young. The cat then
adopted the nine and has successfully
raised them, and now they are near
ly full-grown.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
A Popular kAiO0sy.

One OF the most popular saloons IN
the city, is that of e. ?. Freye, on East
Second street. He knows Just how to
l,i-ase his customers, and his suhstan-
tial business proves this. One of Mr..
Freye's specialties is America wines.
He has worked up a large trade in
wines of native vintage, and has Just
laid in a big stock.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Hurt ut Edge Moor.

A few days since, James s"',, lam n
employee of vhe Edge Moor iron s o fod
pany, was seriously injured by ms sh"l i
being canght in machine, near w S, thl
he was working. It is not thousD' w.
amDu,ati0n will bp necessary.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Fast Run On the W, d N,

One of the train crews OH the w. &
N. r. r., on Tuesday last, ran 2O4
miles; starting from Coatcsvlle ran to
Wilmington, from there to Reading and
back to Wilmington, and then to the
starting point, Gainesville. Time about
twenty hours.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
At,alllO the Ladies'

The Ladies' Of the Auxiliary co,pT rp n
Smyth Post, No. 1. G. a ~, lam h
Guested to meet in the Post too" ,t
the Adams building this evening
o'clock,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Personal.

Mr.. j. K Sutterley has just returned
from trip down the Peninsula, where
his travelling car has been. He will
have branch office at Middleto wn dur.
ing the fair.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Fifty Cows for Wilmington.

Fifty head Of cows were sold Mt the
Lion at Kennel Square, on Thursday,
to Wilmington butchers. There was
not mach interest and prices were lit
tie off.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
Take q II ,ale by the FOrea"o~

and buy your Canton Fl annfls pow 81 rset
A. Spencer Seventh ard Market 'Il fo,l
will open Wednesday morning obod
cases of Amoskeag remnants, ,'o n
2J per cent. less than actual valu''
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23

rake your chlldr,O 10 Sntterley &
Cc., 302 Market street, and have their
photographs taken. They cannot be ex.
Celled and their prices are very low.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
5bE q b. n.

, VA pictures cop.ru to any size at
outterl-y q Co.'S, ,io2 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
A l0OI kesOrt.

John Manz's Wilmington summer gar
den is the incest and coolest place for re-
freshmen,s
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23

Go TO Sutterley q Co.'S, 3O2 Market
street, for fac photographs. Prices
low. 81 .. ..-'-, 80.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-23
/ o'clock Prices.

The O'Clock stock quotations of the New
York and ihia.e. phis. Stock Exchange. re-
received over the private wire Of Elliott. John
son q o., stock brokers at Sixth an Market
streets are as follows.