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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-11

Headquarters Porter Guards,
MEMPHIS, March IL, 1882.
CPECIAL ORDER No. Is-The members of this
- command hereby ordered to assent BILE Al
o'clect, for the purpose of attending the funeral
OF the late Colonel JOHN +. CAMERON. Uniforms
can be had at the armory. By order
REILER ANDERSON, First Lieut.. Comdg.
W. p. WIEDBEEGER, First Sergeant.
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In Memphis, at S. Mansfield & Co.'s drug
store, can be found that great English
malarial remedy, DR.. Leslie's Quinine Wine.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, March 10.-James Rourke, busi-
ness partner of EagaD, treasurer of the Land
League, has been arrested under the Coercion
act upon the charge of intimidation.
PARNELL REPORT DENIED.
The report that Parnell was recently placed
in solitary confinement, for an attempt to bribe
the warden of the prison, is denied.
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DIED.

LOUDEN-At Swan Lake, Ark March Q, 1882,
Miss ANNIE IOUDEN.
Remains will be brought tn this city for inter
ment OF which due notice will be given
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The publishers OF the Richmond (Va.)
Enquirer heartily recommend DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and say: at has been well
tried in our office and composing room, and
has cured our city editor OF very bad case
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RUSSIA,

ST. PETERSBURG, March 10-The czar, on
receiving General Skobeleff, said: 81 am
displeased with you. You doubtless wished
to glorify Russia. Look at the results OBJ
tanned! Before your speech Russia enjoyed
certain authority in Europe; now you see her
forsaken. Austria is irr't1ted and France
is distant. Gladstone has his hands tied and
the Russophobist English party triumphs at
finding foundation on which to base its in
yectives against what it regards as the belli-
cose disposition and graspipg tendencies of
Russia"
CONDITIONS OF COMPROMISE.
1t is affirmed in clerical circles that the
cl.ria insists on making the repeal or revision
of the May laws the primary condition of
compromise Of any kind.
Won Schloezer, German representative at
the Vatican, will return to Berlin before
Ester
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THE value of the real estate of Missouri
alone exceeds that of the republic of Mexico
by more than $40,000,000.
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AUSTRIAANDRUSSIA
Nothing Known ut London to Justify the
RumOrs of Impending Trouble Be-
tween the Two Powers.
Another Sensational Speech from SkObe-
leff-Maclean Committed on the
Charge of High Treason.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 10.-The nihilist
prisoners are allowed to the 9th to appeal.
1t is thought that the sentences of death will
be carried out
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An old Iaurnalfsf GONE 70 HI. Rest.

A DELICIOUS medicine is DR.. Leslie's Qui-
nine Wine. Can be taken by children and
Others, where quinine cannot
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New RaiIroaa Chartered

HARRISBURG, Iareh I0.-The Oil City and
Chicsso Railroad Company was chartered
to-day, with J. w. Jones president.
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No scrotula can be so deep-seated, no sore
so stubborn but that Ayers Sarsaparilla will
BE- found helpful 1t will effect cure, if
cure be possible
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.


The undersigned, survivors of Colonel JOHN F.
OAAERoS's company. Young Guards" Third
Confederate Infantry, having met togs ther to dro ,
. tear on the grave of an old comrsde and com
nander do feel that We, who knew him best in
times that proved what men were made OF, can
best record his virtues; therefore, be it
Resolued, That, knowing him as We do, we desire
to testify TO his worth in attribute that
to make up a man-always thoughtful for the
comfort OF his soldiers, stern In the enforcement
ers of war, calm and deliberate in the heat and
hurry of battle, and brave a lion everywhere,
lost a leader under whom they were always proud
to serve.
Resolued That a mark of respect we attend
the funeral services at his residence in a b,dy.
HUNSDEN GARY.
EDWARD BOURNE.
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The Pittsburg Reuch shor.

NERVOUS pain and weakness, malarial
diseases fever and ague, positively cured by using
BrOWns Iron Bitters.
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COLUMBUS, o., March IO.-John W. De-
frees, editor of the Miami Union Pqsa, died
to day. He had been engaged in editorial
work forty years
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The Chicago, DanStiIe and vineenue es
Railroad Case

EXTREMELY palatable, and sure cure for
all malarial diseases Is Dr. Leslie's Quinine
Wine
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PITTsBURG, March 10.-The fourth an
nual bench show given under the auspices
of the Western Pennsylvania Poultry Asso-
citation closed tonight. The attendance dur
ing the show was very large, and the mana
gers express themselves as highly gratifed
with the result.
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The Cumberland sun Rising.

ing very slowly, 45 $40 feet on the gauge,
with prospect of an additional rise of two
feet. All the saw mills on the east side Of
the river have ceased operations.
An Appeal for Aid from GreenViI.e.
The Greenvile Relief Association to the Citizens
of Memphis and New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN-This will be handed to you
by Mr.. II. III. Harvey and James G.. Mar
shall, secretary of our association, who are
our author .zed agents to solicit any aid you
may be able to afford us. Our suffering il
dreadful and our means utterly inadequate
to alleviate the distressed condition OF the
overhowed sufferers. Trusting you may as
sist US in this the hour of our dire calamity,
we are, respectfully yours,
GREENVILLE RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
S. A. ANDERSON. Past. First Baptist Church, PEest
J. q. MARSHALL, Secretary
We, the undersigned, citizens of Green
vile, cheerfully recommend that any assist
ance for the sufferers from the overflow be
placed in the hands of the above committee,
as they are worthy of ali confidence.
c. H. SMITH,
A &. PEARCE, P NJ,
G. NJ. JOHNSON, G. C.,
A true copy: JOHN p FINLAH,
J. G. MARSHALL, secy. J. ALEXANDER.
THE PETITION.
GrS,-7rr Nh I Va v0Y,r h,,r,
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GOODS
we Sas % Eg? ss th
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POLICE REINFORCED.

La consequence of threatening letter re-
ceived by the police inspector who arrested
Maclean, the Windsor police has been re-
ipforced
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
Welded Petty Thief.

Suit for absolute divorce has been
commenced in the City Court at Brook.
lyn by Mary E. Harvey against her
husband, Wm. E. Harvey. The plaintiff
is only 16 years of age, and the action
la brought by her mother as guard an.
She alleges that her husbands mother
is fortune teller, living in East New
York, and asserts that she went to con.
suit the seeress. The woman acquired
great influence over Mary, and says
that on one occasion when she consent
ed to stay to tea with her she was mar.
ried to the defendant without her hav.
ing any knowledge that a wedding
ceremony had been performed, She
claims to have been in q trance The
young bride lived with her husband q
month, and then discovered that he
made his living by snatching pocket
books from ladies. Ia February last
he was indicUed for this offense, and
while awaiting trial was seized with
the smallpox. He was sent to the hos.
piLal at Flatbush, and after he got well
was tried and convicted. On account
of his long confinement in jail and hos.
pital, Judge Moore suspended SEN
tence. At the end of two months
Judge Moore sent for him and
sentenced him to the Penitentiary for
two years and a.half. The girl bride
also set up in her complaint that after
his release by Judge Moore she refused
to live with him again.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
R i s s Ell l. s
BEE HIVE,
3O6 MARKET ST. 3O6

We arc cleaning house to
get ready for fall goods, and
are making prices that will
clear out all our old lots and
summer goods.
Ladies looking after bar
gains will do well to improve
the present opportunity by
purchasing some of ours,
which ought to go away fast.
You can buy pretty En-
broidered End Null Ties
for about I value. Lace Or
Null Fichus in black or
cream. Polka Dots a n d
Fancy End Fichus. Special
bargains in odd | OTIS of
Handkerchiefs, Gloves Or
Hosiery.
r. L. RUSSELL.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
Anron,sRndin Politnn.

Garfield said, "When parties ceast
to exist liberty will perish" The
great question is how to maintain par
Ties. Like Aaron's rod 1t swall)wi
many others We can only approx
mate political purity. Every mar can
facilitate the promotion of purity. y il
impossible to maintain party if It Ii
to be punished for the misCOndl t Of
individuals. The striking d!sp Jpor-
tion between the evils and the aA egate
good of the Republican party Was i'm
portant. You have read of thechildren
who hacked their father and put him
in the magician's kettle Let JUS Lot
cut up the Republican party. Obnox-
ious men should and can be shaken
off by the party like a lion shakes off
the dew drop.
The Independents refused to meet over
the rock OF reconci iation. They wan.
ted the va t majority to come down
into the swamp and go shackledthrOugh
the mud to victory. But Independent
or Republican, the name Republican
makes all brethren"
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
Rumorn Of A Dynamite Plot

The police boat Florence was at her
pier, under full head ofstealn, on Tues
day night last, waiting orders from New
York Police Headquarters. 1t was at-
ter midnight when message signed
"Byrnes" was received, saying that the
boat would not be wanted For several
days before this the Florence was much
of the time in the neighborhood of Pier
q, North River, and is said TO have been
tied up all one Eight at Pier %. Two
of the patrol boats of the harbOr police
were also kept with crew Of two men
and rouudsmau, each lurking all
nj sht long for several nights in the deep
shadows of the north side of Pier 20 aud
the south side of Pier 81 Along
West street, in the neighborhood of the
last mentioned Pier, 1t has also been
remarked that an extra watch has been
kept around the gates, and the night
watchman acknowledges receiving re-
cent and very strict orders to admit no
one to the pier after sundown.
1t is rumored that those shows of
vigilance were inspired by suspicion
that plot existed TO blow up with
dynamite the Anchor line steamship
Castalia, in order to destroy about 800
mules intended for the use of the British
forces in Egypt. One story has 1t that
the Irish skirmishers are at the bottom
of the alleged plot, and another that
the work was intrusted to native fol-
lowers of Arab sent over here for that
purpose. The officials Of the steamship
are non com INITIAL on the subject. In
lnnntnF Rurnna that ha
orders about the boat, or had in view
any use Of her. Capt. Schultz, of the
New York Harbor Police, would
furnish no explanation. The two patro!
boats were at Pier 81 again last plight
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
Removed COmDrOmIse.

The Philadelphia North American says
the mysterious movements of several OF
the leading Independent politicians du,
ring the last few days has created con-
siderable speculation, and yesterday il
was rumored that several lukewarpl
Independents who have been endeavor
ing to affect compromise had succeed
ed inincluding General Beaver to with
draw, and that Judge William d. Kel.
ley would be put forward as a comprom-
isescandidate, who would be acceptable
to all factions of the party. Several
long conferences have been held at the
office of Wharton Barker, on Third
street, during tho last week, and yester-
day afternoon Charles E. Smith, of The
Press, Geo. Z. Mapes and several 9TH
ers proceeded 10 the office Of Mr.. Barker,
where they talked over the situation.
1t was denied, however, by these gentle
menthat they we're bolding conference,
and it was stated that their meeting at
Mr.. Barker's Office at the same time
was purely accidental. Chairman
Cooper being spoken to yesterday in
regard to the withdrawal of General
Beaver, ridiculed the idea Of such astep
and stated that General Beaver. would
not be taken off the ticket under any
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
Deaths Shining Mar Gs.

Luther 81. Hutchinson, Speaker ko
the Maine House of Representatives
died at his home in Lewiston, on Fri
day night, aged 38 years.
DR.. E. s. Drew, prominent physi
clan Of New Orleans, a member of the
Washington Artillery in the Conteder-
ate army during the war, died on Sat
urday in New Orleans.
Albert Thompson, of the firm OF Al
bert Thompson 81 Co., hide and leather
merchants of Boston, died suddenly OF
apoplexy at Swampsoott, on Saturday
morning.
Rev. W. Fl. Van Doren, q we'll
known Presbyterian minister, author
of number Of works, including a
commentary Of the Scriptures, died In
Indianapolis on Friday night.
Alfred Edwards, formerly one of the
leading dry goods merchants Of New
York, died In that city on Saturday in
the 10th year Of his age.
DR.. Hiram Mott, formerly a we'll
known druggist in New York, died on
Saturday at the age of II.
Medical Inspector b. +. Gibbs, Of
the U. s. Navy, died in the hospital at
Trieste, Italy, on Saturday. He was q
native of New Jersey.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11

I'M T1 S0d,1 :, PLEASANT ROOMS
rNs, also table board at 1907
sepS st cod I
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
NfaDckl0vS SaGls1ar

The Dover Sentinel says: The colorsd
camp at Rehoboth was fine field fol
the Democratic nominee for Governor
We are informed that he was present In
person on Sunday and distribut ted
twenty boxes of segars among the col
ored brethren. StOckley evidently be-
lieves In soothing the nerves of his vic.
tins. Whether he gave the women
snuff our informant did not learn, but
more than likely he used a portion OF
the interest money saved by him from
his railroads to buy ribbons with WI ich
to deck thom out. Stockley's BARI
will prove as big boomerang to him,
ii he ls not more careful, than Tilden {
did. He first bought newspaper, and
now he is bidding for the colOred breth
rem.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
Murders and OutrMgeS.

James Brown was shot dead by Speed
Taylor, q magistrate at Cornishville,
Kentucky, on Wednesday night. The
friends of each party claim that "the
other was drunk and threatened 70 kill. )"
Charles Harris, a railroad Pinkertor
detective, was assassinated by two men,
who alighted from an emigrant train
at Ser Antonio, New Mexico, on We'd
nesday night Tie murderers escaped
A 'longshoreman, named brandt
died yesterday in Galveston from inju
ries received in scuffle with barten-
der, named Hoppe. The latter was
held in $4,000 bail.
Marion Shepard, policeman, wal
shot dead near Wadena, Iowa, on
Thursday, while trying to arrest twC
brothers named Barbour, horse steal
ers.
Jesse Race, q farmer, was waylatd
and assassinated by two men, named
Curtis, near Winona, Mississippi, on
Thursday. The murderers, who are
still at large shave written letter to
the Sheriff acknowledging their scrime.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
Mrs. LAURA nsdooD HARKNEss

MFRS. LAURA DSGOOD HARKNESS,
M grateful for the encouragement re.
ceiVed In the past, respectfully announces To
her numerous friends that on Monday, Sep
tember Sth, she will reopen her school for both
sexes, In the Hardness Building. northwest
corner Of Tenth and Market streets, with q
staff of teachers, consisting oTHREE FEN
TLEMEN ANUTWOLADY ASSOCIATES
whose scholastic at, atnmenu aud experier ce
as Teachers, warrant her in assuring her pa.
irons that her school will rank with the best
In the city. The Primary Department wi. be
admirably systematzed and receive special
attention. The higher classes will embrace
bookkeeping, mathe attic, music and such
Of the ancient and m odern languages as may
be desired. Terms from 81 to $isper quarter,
according to classification For further par
ttcnlars apply TO M KS. hARKNESS, 8 s
Market street, Wilmington, Del. a21-dw tt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
MAAING LOVEIN THE CHOIR.

She sat on the steps Of the organ left
Just after the second hymn;
And through nave and choir to the old gra
spire,
The sound rose faint and dim.
As they seated themselves in the church b.
low
For the sermon that followed next
And ] seated n yself at the altos side
AS the pa'Eon took his text,
IN srked the tender flush OF her cheek,
And the CLEAN Of her golden hair,
The snowy 'kerchlCf round her neck,
Aud her throat all white and bare;
A throat so white that indeed 1t might
An an 'htrite entict;
And ltatdtly heard the parsons word
AS he preached OF Peridise.
Ny arm Stols gently around her waist
Until our fingers met:
And tittinv blush made the tender flush
or her checks grow deeper yet.
Snowy and fair the hA and beneath,
And brown the palm above,
And the brown closed seftly over the white
As the parsOn spoke Of IOVe.
All who Ia wise when deep blue eyes
meet his and look coyIy down?
Who could but drinE, nor care 10 thit X,
Ot envy's jealousy troWnP
Twas but to bend till felt her brea'h
Grsw warm on my cheek, and then
My lips Just softly touched her own,
As the parsOn said Amen
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11

yNOR RENT-A SIX ROOMED HOUSE
II No. lOi0 Wilson street. Apply to HAN.
SON MoCAULLEY, 1919 Poplar st. sepstf 4
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
The AssassIn's Brain.

The official report of the microscopic
examination of the brain of GuIteau,
as made by DIR. j. W. s. Arnold, e. o.
Shakespeare and j. G. Mcdonnell. has
been submitted to DR.. D. s. Lamb, OF
Washington, y. no made report of the
autopsy of the remains. The report
states that a close examination of the
sections of the brain that were submitted
to the physicians reveals, under high
power of the microscope, a number OF
LESSONS which ara considered in detail
In the report. Referring to the corpus
stratum, the doctors say that they dis.
covered that many of the blood-vessels,
particularly the Capillaries and venules,
were decidedly abnormal, and two other
note orthy departures from health were
discovered in the corpus stratum
Some of the blOod-vessels in the Cere.
bral Cortex presented in marked de-
gree degenerations similar to those
noted in the corpus stratum. Abno3-
nal appearances were observed in other
portions of the brain, varying only in
degree, but not to such an extent as to
justify the theory Of irresponsible men.
tai unsoundness, and it may be said
that the microscopical examination
reveals no reason for changing the gen.
eral belief that Guiteau justly suffered
the penalty Of the law.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
ToE SALE
<SusAlE

moSsAhh -. . spRrraERs.
Essaa ssi5i!!s3s1 e PePab Hb ss:s ss9e
sssE EdSSs4 dSSs4Pein nISsh..Sd 1si Snlsa s9yxSsFs Ta's
III pl'C"S C"Sss0 ss can U0 /. N. FLdNN,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
BROKERp,

MBlNSONg 200
AOAERS AND BROKERS'.
ave ave renewed to
-ASAEr STREET, I'd FLOOR
N'1'm, %n during rebuilding.
=, W. Wilmington, Del.
DsU,S, ''%' Delaware City ~ Of bonds.
M ~ sHS Si!l sold in the rev Yor.
"V''Oh markets on ooiRnlr
, EufId glvsn, svaiIAbis la al
hass, S.,U,a sHa drafts on Nagland
NNSDl1ng and SWitxsyiaSG
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
Great Yield OF Wheat.

The Delawarean says: Mr.. John
Gooden of North Murderkill hundred
in October last sowed two pounds Of
rice wheat and raised therefrom two
hundred and eighty five pounds oi
clean wheat. The wheat was sowr
very thin on about Il of an acre Of
ground upon which three loads OF good
manure had been spread. This yield
being at the rate of 14215 lbs. for one
sown, ID the largest of which we have
heard and is doubtless owing In part
at least to thin sowing.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
NOTICES.

NOTICE-TO THE PEOPLE OF Will.
~ MINGrON.-The place is small, but
It will pay you to call at No. 2 West Sixth st
The best so cent teas and rs cent cOtiees In
the city. Sugar free fro ! adulte"ation, also
pure spices. Marketin delivered free,
sep8 I'm JAMES p. PALMER.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
September. l, 1881.

BALTIMORE RAlLROhh.
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WILMINGTON Az 70
Lows:
September. l, 1882.
For Philadelphia and .nterm ediate sta
II ons, 7:eo, 1880 o. N; g. 0, T., 1880, 7:o'
p. M.
Philadelphia iexpreEsl, q, 2:2S, ESQ, 1875, s..
10, o, 9:a9, 9b8, ll:bS a. M. 1911, Lea 6tT, o5t
7%6, TAO p. m.
New York 400, 29S, SO I:2s, V6a, ll.B n
m, ,h12iSS, l.6S,&i7, s.Ss7,2oP. m.
baltimore and InternediatS Stssiorp, l.S
o.l7 .. m, and 600 p. N.
Baltimore and Bay Line, s.67p m
Baltimore and Washington, l.42, A.Ol
500, eli q. m. Ito, %l;09, ,6.oo,o.6T, n.M p. p
Baltimore only, Los i. m, 1901 and p. N
Trains for Delawaro Division leave fCi
New Castlo,e. 100, 9.loa. M, LoB, 500, o.2Lp 10
Harrington and Intermediate StAtisa:, L
u, Lob, U.26p. N,
Delnar and mediate Stausa- s.l0h
a., i.Jd, y. nc.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and 1ntermedists st&at.
al0 Q. M, II IN. b.5o, 7.eO, 800 p, .
PhiladelphiS ana New YOrk, 200, a.28 h. 81
SIT, o 3S, 7.2o p. m.
baltimore and Washington la i.t
sos, 9.l7 q. m; L.cA p. IL. BAL. l.0b Am.
For further information passenger - *
fsrrod TO the time tables posted At the dspol
Trains marked thus ~ Sro limited oxprss
upon which extra fare IL charged,
FRANK THOMSON, J.E. EuUr-
4enn Manager. devil Pass. AEt.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
SwITHIN n. sHOh rElDSh,s

- Academy for ouns Ven and "O"S,
Media, Penns., I3 miles from Philadelphia.
SCHOOL YEAR OPENS SLPT. I2
Fixed price covers every eXptn ., even boot s,
&c. No extra charges. No In idental eXDen-
ses. No examination for admission. Thir-
teen experienced teachers, all men and al
graduates. Special opportunities foI apt
students 10 advance rapidly. Special dnIl
Tor dull and backward boys. Patrons or stu
oeptS may select any studies or choose the
regular English, ScIentifi, Business, Classi-
cal or Civil Engineering Course Students
titted at Media Academy are now In Har.
ward, Yale, and ten other Colleges and Poly.
technic Schools. Media has church 8 aud
a temperance charter Which prohibits the
sale of all intoxicating drinks For new II.
lustTation Circular address the Pri = cipal and
Proprietor, SWITHIN v. SHORTLIDC+E,
A. M. (Haryard University Graduate) NJ sdia
Penn. au2t-lmO
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
NFAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE. FOR

N1 BOTH SEXES, is ~ u lies west Of new
Broad st. station, Phila., on P. * b. q K. X.
Cour'es ofstudy- Eng Ilsh, business, scientific
II classical; thorough chemical department
and classical Superior opportunities offered
to young men aud boys to prepare f,r the
best AM rican colleges. Oey reas are Onter
red By authority OF the Legislature OF Penu
sylVania upon young ladies taking full
course. Reading taught By o tirst-class elo-
cuttonst. Penmansnip by prOte ,or-mas,
te of the beauties Of the art. Private in
struction given to those whose education has
been neglected. A home like department for
little boys. l2instruc' ors j. .SHORTLIDGE
(Yale College,, A. M, Principal, Concord.
vile Del. %. Pa. aulO-im
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11

BARGAINS, FOR SALE-zo0 LOADS
ID Ofkindling wood ct &c cents per load,
1000 doors, $1,000 feet Of moulding window
frames, 1900 shutters and blindR at loD than
Il price. Slightly damaged at Piersons fac
tory, Front and Washington. 0ep6St
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11

Bountiful, beautiful and beni6cent
Becky" the wonder of the nineteenth
century," sold by all dealers. Chap
man, sole agent, 4th and Shipley Sts.,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11

Wilmington Summer Garden, 9th
and Walnut streets, Is open for visi'
tors. The best and coolest place for rc-
freshments,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-11

TNOR RENT-HOUSE l4OS BKoOM ST.,
IL with modern improvements, front and
side yards. Apply to M. NJ. OhiLD, 1OA
Market st, 1yb-u