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Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
THE EARTHaUAKE IN MEXICO.

Full PartIculars-C ZEN O1tlos Badly
Shaken-COnSSerMaGIOm of she
People.
The full particulars of the great earth.
quake, which recently happened in
Mexico, are given In detail ia the Mex
lean papers. The account is somewhat
fuller than that received by telegraph.
II commenced at 2.36 in the afternoon,
and lasted for two minutes and five
seconds, which IL said to be the longest
on record. 1t is estimated that the
shock extended over an area of 1888
leagues, and was felt In ten cities. In
Yautepec church and several houses
fell down, and four persons were killed.
In Vera Cruz the shock was very severe,
and the sea roared furiously during the
earthquake, causing great alarm among
the inhabitants. .~.."-
The greatest condemnation prevailed
In the City of Mexico, and the people
rushed In great numbers to the streets
and squares, and falling upon their
knees implored the divine protection,
many of them saying their prayers
aloud. Among the others were many
school children, who were on their
knees crying piteously and wringing
their hands in fear. Horses and mules,
whether alone or hitched to vehicles,
suddenly stopped, stretching out their
four feet. In many balconies ladies
and children could be seen kneeling
down and praying fervently. Fear,
alarm and CONSERVATION were depicted
on every face, and the unusual pro-
lougation OF the shock induced many
to believe that the world was coming to
an end.
Some Americans and other foreigners
who had never seen an earthquake he.
fore, were absolutely coufounded and
bewildered, not knowing what course
to take, or how to account for the strange
sensation. Many imagined themselves
suddenly attacked by vertigo, and knew
not what was the matter until the
shock was nearly over. 1t is estimated
that at least 80 per cent of the buildings
in the City of Mexico were more or less
injured. This is the severest earth
quake feltin Mexico since 1864, and
oonjectures and opinions as to Its
causes and the probabilities of Its repe.
tition are now INDUCED in by almost all
the residents.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
TostInS q Spray Valve

Last evening the Water Wna 'u u,,. M
Company took 5heir steamer o1et w. ,,oi, IN
ket street bridge, to TOWNSEND .al S,aat1 S,a%I
for the purpose Of testing S.',na IuS n' S,rI
Spray Valve. Owing to itS eo.'lDa ."na nj
before the test was made 1t colta oIh., II 4
be definitely deterrnined wOe,u', nu'no,s
not the valve will answer Tue ! pu,pnjr TorT
AS far as is known, however, u ~. isjs
perfectly satisfactory. the valS'Ibl ".G = Nj
signed to throw al incG Guu ~ uuonjsI :
stream of water on fire. II SsupT, tHprns,
with a crank which, M Waen Ascttl sr
forces the spray and drives N nan T' a ii
FIRE and smoke from the nl"I !" :" II
muzzle, thus enabling ilremen rene O"srtFI NJ
tie with the flames in close ,ba y us sna
without being burned by uatbsr SaG III
su ffocated with the heat AnT Ubot Id
viii he given the valve in M SnUa SS adOpa
and It will in all probability 0'"'''
nv this com pany. n
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
FIFTH EDITION
WIImIng.oo -

This institution will will0E,
facilities for teaching, uDds1 S.sa incrssssI
%. B. Grant the A" Assnn.esth nv
arrived S in this city y'oU'lSss on 1ss. prinds
bringing with hin his ~ aol last MoniS
which has been pnt ,rsa sSaooi furuISs
Principals have rent0d iIsO y. place. NJ
ioSdiey the entire Bid iOis q MI a.
building, No. 4o6 shinlsnr' Shin NOR O
rooms now extend from sh,y and 4
ket re- y street. t During this hiiu'pIsy %g.s soA
have been thoroughly c rsrNss9 week
are now certainly tbs sIemodled n
finest rooms in the citv "0 M larees N
and Junior Department me me, Ph
the room fronting on Marh~S.l WIN Oc
will be In charge of Prof Set T STREET.
the thea advanced y Glasses will l0eSCD oSoS. w
room facing On shipley at strsSt sUSStoupy u
charge Of Pro. Grant, Pstsa PUes and MI
rooms are situated thu aOSwSen S thsia
hydrants, dressing rooms "ISa ~, Oa'l
closets. The Principals .0o auu Ms
sSsrT ee S1nneS'ed 4s BY bells which will viii Y
speaking 9 .Ei tubes will be 80 I,Ss arrsn0.s sl
the teachers may converse T,S TSed as
other without leaving tbsie iU ,a with ss
Principals have row put iSoa', Ssa.., ~
public q good school and Il v',Ots wy ~
mains for the public to apnr.Say SoIy n
Prot' Crabb as teacher FPtf'Ias ~ y! 4
students has no equal in the A. cit1 ttlalIl ~
Prof. Grant who has bean NY y, slIA VI
FOR ~ years stands alone AZ m = MssSell Msaelll
tician, Grammarian or Clasainaaii Iiaiiaeat
dent. Owing to the amonHs ''lval " W.
preparatory to the re-openinS w. !. Vat
not reopen until Mondsy. Ssusy usy slA
11th one week later than I,IIp"les ~
schools. See their adv, in 'DS s,oa oIl'
column. 'u aNOtlR
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
Boarding HAO use SkInn.,.

This time Of the year skipns,, No.,
very troublesome, and some H tim.' oooa'
considerable loss. There il h'aas hosaas
different kind Of skippers, tbstN.aIla s'sa !
troublesome to those who kseD S,,al
ing houses. Such was the Csss ~. Sala,
Thursday, when three young ID msa SsH ~
sented themselves at a boatSln0' NY til "
in this city and engaged boa% : pgA Ivy
OF the party said that they va. NV lss
to work for Mr.. Ptckels, and S 4. ~ saAg
one at Bowers & Dure's. INV y, n s,asI a.a
per, had a nights lodging, DattosS p,ip' ".
good warm breakfast and IbeD ,tDD,s
Wilmington needs a house Of o,,ss' I'M,
tinD, where such mean deCsiyinu s,ms. ANY,
may be punished. There sre npSSs,s ps X
bad boys and idle men who VbouIS '% |. Y
compelled to work. The hDN n ~.
ty is the club rooms, the 6,,s u 'iS,H SsIl
gatherings, and the many doVgsris, n Il
this city, of various kinds thai Ana a. Il
moralizlug our young men to such 4
extent thatit Ia not an uncommon tbIsS n
to see 15 or 30 young men stauusdss
alongthe street Of a single nlQbt, FT
the safety OF society we must AIM,
have a house of correction OF cuSaIl
the accursed liceuse system. H.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
The way of ,ne TronsEressOr.

READING, Pa, Aug. 18.-The case
against Adam Nj. Dundore, the de.
faultiDg ex. County Treasurer, came to
q sudden termination to-day by Dun.
dore pleading guilty to the indictment t
charging him with embezzling funds
belonging to the Commonwealth. This
is one of the twenty.one true bills found
again st him by the Grand Jury yester-
day. Dundore's counsel asked for o
con ntinuance of the case, and, when this
was denied, asked for q change Of
venue. This also being denied, Dundore
entered plea of "Not guilty." to-day,
however, this was Withdrawn, and the
ex-Treasurer concluded TO take his
chances, relying on the mercy of the
Court for light sentence.
Dnndore's counsel. II. Willes Bland
and j. A. Jacobs, addressed the Court
on behalf of their client, asking that
mercy be shown him from the fact that
he was an old man, on the verge of the
grave; that he had used the money TO
pay his debst, and that there were miti-
eating circumstances in the matter on
account of which he should not be
treated as o common felOu. When
uLOAbuJ UcAOEo OuuBo AlOL0Bub1 Duuo
dore appeared unconcerned and accept
cd the sentence in matter of fact sort
of manner. The Court made a few
remarks, then imposed sentence of
three years imprisonment ut separate
and solitary confinement in the Berks
county prison. to make restitution of
SIG, 729, the amount embeZZied from
the State, to pay the costs and TO stand
committed until the sentence is COM
piled with.
Duudore was then given into the
hands of the Sheriff and conveyed to
Jail, where, after answering the usual
questions as to age, occupation, weight,
&c, he was a7rayed in prison garb and
placed in cell, where he will be en-
ployed inpreparing spools for carpet
weavers.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
Mayors COust.

For the past tweuty.fOur hours vOlIs
business has been exceedingly dul,
and this morning there we're but thres
cases before the Mayor. 1
Neal Tulley who was charged sith
being very drunk last night was fna
30 cents and costs.
George Walraven, whose nose Wag
badly skinned, was adjudged glilty d
the same offense and sentenced TO psy
o like amount.
James Mcdonnell, who was seen By
an officer getting out of bed 10 q LOT
where he had probably spent the night
with the sky for a covering, vast tAs
next and last customer. After hegt
up he started In search Of bis breakfast
and after begging at one or two hOu,s
was brought in by the Officer The
man said that he belonged in CantA,
N. j., and the Mayor discharged bin
with the admonitiOn to get ont OF this
city as soon as possible, otherwise be
would be sent to New Castle for ton
days as u vagrant.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
UnwOrthy SON Of q Worthy Sire
From the Wilmingtonian,


The constituents ofMr. Bayard claim
that when this match stamp tax came
before the Senate that Senator Bayard
was unmindful Of the fact that he was
Senator and from his seat in the Sc
nate Chamber he spoke as the Attorney
or the lobbyist of special monopoly
Compare this case with that of the late
Hon. james A. Bayard when he was
approached with stock in the Credit
Mobllier concern. He said to Oakes
Ames that q Uniled States Senator
should not be directly or indirectly in.
terested in any matters that might
come before the Senate for legislation,
and as tbs Senate might be called upon 10
ahjudicate the Credit Mobilier mat or he
would have nothing whatever to do
with the stock. This is ona of the
bright spots in the late Senator's mem.
ory-this is one of the enduring points
in his fame but when the course of
the Senator in the match stamp tax
act is contrasted with his predecessor
in his course with the Credit Mobi.
lier stock we are led 10 exclAim
''Behold the unworthy Son Of worthy
Sire." .-
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
A Narrow EscADe.

A few minutes after seven o'clock
this morning, a little con of Lewis
Peeky, No. 214 Tatnall street, got hold
Of match in one Of the bed rooms,
when he set tile to the mosqui to net, the
window curtains, and a quantity OF
bed clothing.
The alarm was given and some Of
the members managed to extinguish
the flames with few buckets of water.
The Fame Hose Company turned out,
but their services were not required.
After the excitement had somewhat
subsided, the boy who had ignited the
flames was found secrettd in closet
In the third story.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
Abundance of Mosquitoes.

The nechs (as they are called) ali
through Kent and Sussex counties are
over1un with mOtquitoes. Reports
from each of those counties cay that it
is almost impossible Tor man or b asst to
work in the fialds, and in mauy local.
tiles smotbers are kept up all day.
There pests seem to he in increased
numbers this year, there are milliont
of them, and still they come. Men art
women travel the roads with pie tces o
bushes in their hands and fight them 81
they 60 along. Fires are lighted NJ
smOthers started In the cattle yard
every night, to protect the amin all
from their raids. There is no doubt bu
what the first frost will be welcomed
by the people in that section.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
Fine Prope.tx for Sale.

Attention is called to the sale
on Tuesday afternoon next, at Elan
Delaware County, Pa, on the Concord
Pike, eight miles from Wilmington
The properly consists Of ten acres o.
land in high state of cultivation; the
improvements, are 3 dwelling HOUSES
a blacksmith and wheelwright sh Jp
1t is an old established stand, in a gooc
and is worthy the atten
tion of CAPITALISTS.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
Philadelphia Bee: brewers.

A meeting of the Philadelphia Lager
Beer Brewers Association was held
yesterda ay morning. at $40 Vine street.
President Peter Schemm occupied the
chair. A large nun Der Of beer brewers
of this city and several from New York
were present. Mr.. Schaarman address
cd the meeting, and denounced the
action Of the Business Mems Modera.
tion Society of New York, in the man.
ner OF the conduct Of the recent analy.
sis of beer in that city. He read cir.
culaI inst issued by the United States
Associations, and addressed to local as
sociations cartiorirg thelatter against
a certain att npt to draw money
from individual brewers and to inJure
the trade. The fact, he said, that the
bre weIs had to pay the chemist for the
analysis of the beer, robbed it at once
of its authority, no matter how fairly
it I. ay have been made. Mr.. Schaar1an
also called attention to circular issued
bv the Association of Beer Brewers Of
NV York and vicinity, Offering re
warl of $1,000 for the detection Of poison
GUS or deleterious ingredients in the
beer brewed by anr member of the AS
sociation, and he urged the members OF
the Philadelphia Association to do like
wise. A motion to that effect was
adOUted.
A communication from Jacob Conrad,
Secretary OF the Philadelphia AssOcia'
tion, was reaiby him, in which he
recited the spread of the prohi5itcry law
in the West, and tie boast that "within
the year 1883 toal prohi bition would
gain such a power in Pennsylvania
that vote would be demanded calling
for an amendment to our State ConsLi-
tuition which would be as illiberal and
severe as that of Iowa" He concluded
by recommending that committee be
appointed to invite all the brewers in the
State to form State association or
league. A committee of five, of which
Mr.. Conrad is Chairman, was appointed
to consider and report upon the ad.
visibility of organizing State associa-
tiou. A resolution was adopted to the
effect that the lager beer brewers shal.
participate in the Bi.Centennal Celebra-
tion. Mr. Conrad and Gustavus Mil er
were appointed delegates to the Bi.
Centennial Committee.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
n,....n,,nr prtm, Ose end WI.

AhohN"O" - IInuaA Np
The season at the oper" b1 ThstGIE
be opened this evening ! ~ iyneir nlr
Prinrose aud West, WIN III, 'nT nnTroprsas
moth consolidation. ILioo Inc p'p %spy
is long and full of novelties, vel % rel busIn
The TnsiH perform aS snce opens ,titian Tlsn Has ~
fSossR poosRoPsy aRp and IN rst,Das s
Is sseir f"p places asn; will l. be aa By yE,ip S'
TaH'SRSF TSi. @ii be spS pfolo~sd by g'al Gl
songs, dances, etc, ,,,i,l uusf set of 900 |
Hushey Dougherty WIN 1bs s'i iperforn,s1
his little speeches INT 1no musical y
will conclude with ISor tne patty
lesoue entitled "A Garasn TO-
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
GRATEFUL-OOMFORTING.
f. PPS' S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

"By thorough knowledge of the natural
laws, which govern the operations of diges.
tion and nutr'tiOn, and by careful applica
tion of fine properties of we'll selected COCOA
Mr. Epps has provided our br"9ktal It II blef
with delIcately favored beverage
which may save usmanY heavy doctors bills.
tits by the iudicious use Of suNh articles Of
diet that aconetitutiou may be gradually
bu 1t up until strong enough TO resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle
Ia ok wherever there weak point We may
escape manya fltal shaft by Keeping our
selves we'll fortified with pure blood aud q
prOperly nourished frame."-Clvil Service
Gazette.
Made smpl' with boiling wstsr or milk
Sold in tins only t1Sib and B), labeled.
JAMES EPPS d 90,
HO mOepathtc Chemists,
lAlNLON. ENGLAND.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
HEALTH Is WEALTH

DR.. L. q, Vests Nerve and Brain Treat.
ment; specific for Hysterla, izziaess, OOn-
VulsiOns, n ervOus He&dache, Mental Depres
sion, l. oss of Memor =. tp0tmatOrr hoea, lm-
potency Involuntary Emmlsfions Pernature
Old Age caused by over e1ertiOn, self abuse
or over Indulgence, which leads to misery,
decay and death, One box will cure recent
cases. zach hox contains one mo. this treat
ment. One dollar box six boxes for Ave
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt of
price We gu srnntee six boxes 10 cure any
case. With, each order resolved by US for six
boxes. accompanied with hve ollara, we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to
return the money II the treatn ent doeq not
! effect cure Guarantees issuei only by N.
b. Danf0rth, ID uggist, Dor. 2ud and Marked
streets, Wilmington, Del.--Sole agents
ov2Sd&w
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
RtruokhHnl.ocomoltvo

Ellen Grainey, formerly of this city,
was recently struck and severely iniur.
ed by locomotive on Long Island.
Previous to leaving this city, she was
employed as o domestic by Mrs. Wal
ter, on West street near Third, and
left there about ore year ago for Rock.
away, Long Island, where she has re.
sided ever since.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
Dr sImms' Cnolera syrup.

The perfection of Diarrhea medicines
the giant Diarrhea Cure, prompt In
curing Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera
Morbns, Cholera Intantum, and espe
cially grand in summer diseases Of
children. (35c.) Sold by dealers. Main
depot, 4th and King SITS, philadelphia
depot, 602 Arch street, Johnston, Hollo'
way & Co,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
Peach ShiDmemVS.

The following is a SEMINARY of the
peach shipments over the Delaware Di
vision of the F. W. & B Railroad on
Friday: Jersey City, 81 cars; Phila'
delphia, 81; Boston, 4; Chester, 4; Will
mingtou, 8; Newark, s; Scranton Pa
8; Pitts6urg, /. Tctal, 146. Previous
shipments, 996. Total thus far, 1142
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
HO For Atlantic CItys

All persons wishing to go to Atlantic
City should go with the Good Fellows
on Monday, the 21st inst. All should
avail themselves of this last opportun'
ity to visit this popular seaside resort.
A car will leave the middle depot at
5.45 q. M, also Front street depot to
enable excursionists to meet the boat
which leaves at G. 20 a, N,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
A Serious Fall.

Yesterday afternoon while a boy
named Patrick Thornton, 12 years of
age, was running over the rafters of the
new bridge at Rising Sun, he slipped,
and fell a distance of twenty feet,
injuring himself severely in his
right side. DIR. Greenleaf was sum-
moHed and rendered the necessary
medical assistan ce.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
Senator CamorOn's Bank Account
nNmletoM.

Depleted.
Senator Don Cameron was on Thurs
day called upon to deplete his bank &C.
count to the amount of SIC, 900, caused
by his friendliness for the late Senator
Burnside, of Rhode Island, he having
endorsed paper for the latter to that ex'
tent The story is that the late Soma
tor deposited $40, 900 in railroad stock
in the Riggs Bank at Washington.
Subsequently the stock was taken up
and issued In new form, and Mr..
Burnside, wishing to get the new issue,
desired to withdraw the securities upon
which he had negotiated the loan. This
he was informed, could not be done un.
less he obtained an indorser acceptable
to the bank. In this emergency he
sought Don Cameron and explained the
situation of affairs. Don promptly vol.
unteered to become responsible to the
bank people, and General Burnside sue
ceeded in obtaining the stock. He
drew it few days prior to his death,
since which time there is no trace of 1t.
The late Senator was known to be very
careless aboutfputting away his papers
and since his death the executors have
searched diligently for the missing
stocks, but thus far unsuccessfullv.
There is no record TO show that he
disposed of them and the supposition Ia
that they have been stolen. At any rate
they cannot befound. The bank people
waited what they deemed a sufficient
length of time for return of the secur,
tiles but were compelled to call on
indorser Cameron.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
To be RlaARad.

The large bell, tae last of the chime
for the Church of the Sacred Heart,
has arrived from St. Louis aud to-mor
row afternoon at 4 o'clock it will be
blessed by Bishop Becker who is 80 far
recovered from his recent spell of sick
ness, that he eau 10 taken to the church
in q carriage.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
Waich RecOVeroCa

The watch that was stolen from Miles
MuTphey last Thursday one week, on
the Norman excursion 10 Atlantic City,
has been heard tr)m, and MIR. Murphey
will no doubt not only recover 1t, hut
also the $65 that he lost at the same
time
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
N.nnnar LpneO,

4 ene snapper luoh vii, 1,.w % TTSIcb,l n
John +. Graham ~ .trest p,S above 10
saloon OH sbipley S'EsTV Invitation is
tsnded ts's GvenaIlNi to III lovers of the dish y
around.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
Pond Nuisance.

Complaint conner of stagnant pond
Of water on Broome between Froot and
Chestnut streets, that it Is feared will
prod uce sickness. The attention OF the
Board of Health is called 10 1t.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
rho Exourslon On nIond AZ

Next Monday Liberty Lodge No 6.
A. o. G. f., will have their first excur-
sion to Atlantic City. There can be
no more pleasant time Ian the present
for a visit to this delightful seaside re.
sort.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
A Lucky n an.

1t Is reported that John Dougherty,
who has 0een for some time in the en-
p,oy of the jackson q Sharp Company,
has had 5000 left to him by a sister
who recently died in Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
Deaths.

CURLEIT - On August 18th, 1882. Margs.
ret, relict Of the late Lewis Curlett In the
lst year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the tuueral from her late Ieidenee, No.
1909 Harrtt on street, IN Monday. Augu q,
ut z O'Clock, D. IN.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

ENYANTED-A GIRL FOX GENERAL
w housew0rE Ia family OftwO, at Ala
East Fourth street. aul9tt*
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

10OE. 9Th STREET is THE PLACE
1OO where You can buy the best hams
and shoulders at low prices, tine butter at rs
cents pound, fresh eggs at rs cents dozen,
best tea at so cents, shamrock -four 81 90 large
bag, 50 cents small bag; 7fbs for 2b cents, best
81 cent -four in this city ust think 50 80 for
barrel Of ex' client -four, give 1t trial; we
have our c, foe clear ed In the roasting, it
will keep your hutbAnd in good humor; ans
| Of preserves In Kettle 26 cents, roast beef in
cans, cOrned beefin cans, English cheese and
walnut pickles, delicious for picnics sardines
~ ~ cenni can cream niscuit, nuttercup snaps.
Irish dulce; we have early rose pota toes from
our farm in store and for sale at IO3 East 9th
street. 7. M. WIER. gulOet*
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

DUBLIO SALE OF BOUSEHO OLD AND
l. kitchen furniture, at sos Orange at., on
Tuesday, August ~ 1881, at q pollock, p. IN.
OCnsi ting of hair parlor suit, walnut
camp chairs marble top table, large lOOg-
ing glass, s chromos, window shades | eight
day clio II, bureaus, bedstesds, stands.ta les,
chairs, 1871 yards Of lngrain carpet, 6Ids OF
r carpet, / stewart range. oil cIOLn, china,
glass and queeDsware, tubs, buckets, lot oi
90 i, ETC.. and many ARTICLES not mention el.
aul2-lt DRAKE& 90, Auction oers.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

FOR RENT-2SINGIE TAILS FOX
horses, at Seooud and Poplar. Apply
s F. cor. md and Poplar streets.
au10-eod If HARRY Sh : kPLESS.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
MARRVAGE0

g GREEN-LYNCH- AT Chester, Psnna., on
august 10th, by Rev. WI. Paxson, George
W. Green, OF Wilmington, to mary f.
lynch OF Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

Chief Engineer NelviIIo' io ,s,riTsia slSnGi
and party are txp'Se, : ,es weeks
country in about afso ""
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

NOR rem TWO OR THREE r OMS
Y suitable fJr H. hit housekeeping at 4O9
m arket street. Gu.9SI#
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

Taylor Il Fullorto8f,S to foS oSills hills and %
Fa1 %lEt%Is safe BY Vt Tayler s. Fnil''"'
King street. - a.,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
u D. MARIs AND SISTER

GKTAETEL-A MIDDLE AGED W OMf N
~ wishes situation as housekeeper foI
q small family in this city. Good reference
given, Address 49," this office. au19-2t#
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

SXTANTED-2 FIRST GLASS DRES S.
w makers. Apply at .05 Market street.
au19-at*
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
WILMINGTON ACADEMY.
REOPENS MONDAY, SEP II, 1882.
NEW MANIAC EMENT. NEW METHODS

Occupies the entire third floor from Ship
ley to Market streets. A collegiate ipstltu
ti0n for both sexes Primary dep artment un
surpassed Students prepar ID for collgL'
and bu3iness. Seating capacity inc eas &c
by addition of the associate prin ipaPs furni
ture. Terms moderate, Ufflce hours from
TO Il and 8 to 8 Entrance, 4O616 Shipley st
JAMES H.UKAB3, prtro,ro,s
aI9 got .. b. GRANT, A. NJ, fi'n0'p"i'