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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
ros O,er. ao.s. Last Wight.

Varney's celebrated opera, "The
Musketeers, was performed last mig
before good sized audience in the
Grand Opera H ouse The opera is ap-
parently new to the Wilmington thea.
ire goers, butt was nevertheless well
received. The troupe was OF the best
and the opera all could bs desired. The
choruses are dignihed and graceful,
while the solos and concerted pieces
are filed with u winsome sweetness
and charm that completely captivate
the audience. Miss Madeline Lucitti
as Marie de Pontcourly and Miss
Maurice Taylor as Louise took their
respective parts admirably, and were
greeted with frequent applause. W.
ii. Fitzgerald and Chas. +. Lang, in
the mirtl provoking characters OF Cap.
tain and Comrade in the cred Muske
teers' fully sustained the reputation
he retoicrs gained by them in this city.
They were repeatedly encored. Geo.
". Denman, as the Abbe Bridaine;
Miss Steu bier as Silnone.andiMiss Nit
chell as Agatha, did their part well
and are deserving of mention. The
opera was good from beginning to end
aud the troupe well selected. The or
ctesIra brought by Mr.. Ford, while not
fully up to the standard, was AL i'm
provement over some of the music
brought to this city. Mr.. Ford is al
ways greeted with favor in this city,
and 1t is hoped by many that O.ivctte
will be produced again before the sea-
son closes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
ruEaAlLROAO n ORHOR.
The CoToaers lnvessixssion-kasn
and Drankea Legtsiassrs tue
Real cause Of the Accident.

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
FL der RlltenhOusS

h." defends himself iTuuI the asper-
SionN OF a correspondent In the New
Castle Star, a>tollows:
STATE ROAD, DEL, Jan. Il, 80
Nix EplrOE:-lu yoir issue Of yestrr-
day Iu'Ic"d an item copied fir III
the New Cattle Star, which ~ entirely
erroneous; and az it has reference 10
myself and the Churches serve, II is
rs a matter of duty TO myself as nc re-.
speCt Ia you aud your readers, that |
propose 10 make some correcting,
The statement that "the Trustees Of
the Baptist Church." g., "have rot.
ned the Rev Ephraim Rltteuhuuse
70 vaCatc the premises now occupied
by him. II II refers To- me, as | sup
pose 1t does, it is without any fOunda-
ton in truth. Tie trustees Of tha:
church have never expressed the least
dissatisfied. on with me, nor d. bs.
lleVe that any one Of them has ever
contemplated any such thing. We
are next informed that at appears
that Mr.. Geo. h McCrumo, one Of The
trustees, III conjunction vi h his
brother, bought She above property
tor the use Of the Baptist minister 80
long as tbs church was maintained
and supported, but which wa, " re-
vert to them when the conditions were
not conplled with" This is wonder.
~ tning indeed, that has appeared TO
the New Castle lumiuary. The Star
has discovered things that are nyisI
ole. What has appeared 10 him never
VIII appear 10 anybody else At the
'lmrth- eihcl Church purchased their
parsonage Geo b. McCrune was NOT
ana never lad been trustee, nor WAS
hc ever a member, nor was his name
ever mentioned in any of the title pa.
P''s belonging 10 said church. The
assertion that follows about the urourr.
~ r"vtrtlng To him, or them or 10 any.
holy else, let 60 for vi hat il il worth
VINO Is this that bears false witness
against his neiphbor " You ar told
tina Mr.. KittenhOuse claims IL AS hi.
on the assumption that wien service.
were discontinued" &c. Again, that
'.,l" mas beth 10 regular service
IN the church for eight or nine wears"
AGAIN the mombrrs Of the congrega
u N dt sire another pastor" most
"hequiv"ca.ly pronounce these renr,.
Seh'aH"hS un"arranted, aud without
inlnbaflnn in truth. ! am not from.
n'tu about these | tuned, erroneous
statements finding their way into pub.
ne Win', still, it is right after the ruh.
nc nave been mis- ed that they should
De correctly Informed As To- knottv
p'ih'' OF Iaw, presume that the par.
'ltH who have instigattd this thing. af.
Yer 'hry find their case will he abe 70
ma Their !aw. They probably know
no' "Lere Of they affirmed
l., RITJESuoI,ar
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
The Tax n Matc h es.

Communicated.
~ would like u draw your attention TO toe
tax on matches, the taxation If which does
not find Its equal on the face uf the globe
W. buy a package eighteen boxes with u
one ceIt stamp attached to each) from the
street vendtrs at twenty-eight cents. Deduc.
from these twenty eight cents the yendtr s
profit, three cents; middl mans (of whom
tle street vendors are c.m pei cd to buy pro.
mt, three cents; manutact lrets proht, two
cents stamps, eighteen cents, and the cost
price Of the whole package # matches wi |
dwlndle down to two cents.
To impose upon an article W. tn two cent,
a tax Of eighteen cents, thereby enhancing
the price of Indispensable article to the
tune Of 500 per cent. shows tina: either the
BRAIN our law ms uutartu'ers are too du !
To- comprehend TIL matches tax to be u law.
ful rohber! or thI they huy"-larger fish TO
n.y. A LA"PTLLN BAMBoOHLED.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
DulLADrLPHlA. WILMINGTON AM
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


rraias Will leave WILMINGTON follove.
Fvr Philadelphia aud Inter mediate Sta
tioGs, 100, $40, $40, 1870, a. L., $50, 400, 100
1000 p. N.
Philadelphia tLsptess) csc, 9Co, s.t5
=. m, l2.l5, 9.6o p. II.
Philadelphia and New YORK 4.02, lle, t.&
100, g55, libS a. H., sl2.l. 2U3, BAY, c.6e T. n.
Baltimore and intermediate Statiofe. II 81
SO d. m, ices not stop be ween WILMINGTON
and Perry, lie, b.04 p. III.
Pcryyille and Intermediate stations c.0t
p. u.
Baltimore and hay Line, csc p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.b,. l,a7 "a:
7.bb, 63s Q. H., II. bt, 'l.04, t.H, 1881 p. n.
Trans for delaware DIVISION leave for:
| New Castle. S.3hA. m., .05, N.2sp
| Harrington and intermediate Stations, { 81
T. H., LOO, $40 p. m.
Dolmar and Intermediate Stations S.as y
NJ, l. p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
$40 a. H., BOO, 7.SO, 1000 Y. m.
| Philadelphia and New York, 2ob, 2.1S 8. n
b.47, c.3S p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l2b,, 1877 t.o1
7.1b a. H.; 1915 y. m.
| For further iniorM alton assengers are Z
erred to the tine tables po'ted at tho depo',
Trains marked tnus(' ere limited expreS
upon which ezra ARE ID targed,
FRANK THOMSON, J. X. WOOD
Genl Manager. den'l Pass. Agt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
The High Priesthood,

The second annual meeting Of the Or
der ofHigh Priesthood of this State wa
held III the Masonic Temple when tn,
following officers were elected for tn
ensuing year:
President-Jacob +, Mynich.
Vice Presiden'-Jno. OTTO, Jr.
Chaplain-.jno. Tayior.
TreaSnrer-W. ). Qdglry.
RcCOr1er-lI Il. McIntire
Master of Ccremonies-T. b. Craig.
tonduCtor-Thomas Davidson.
Ilerald-W G. Baggeriey.
Steward-Wm. II. thompson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
Tho Bryant Literary.

Yesterday afternoon the Bryant Lit
erary Society of Rugby Academy h.l,
a meeting and elected the following oth
GERS
President--G. Clcllnd Jones,
Vice President-Aaam Lake.
SecIetary-ChrstOpner l.. Ward.
Treasurer-EdHin g. Sawdoh.
Librarian-JOhu Graham.
Assistant Librarian-Court,and s
Clark.
Editor Harry jackson.
Assistant EditOr-GoOrse w. Church
man.
Sergeant'at-arms-J ines l.. Luke.
Critic-Dr. Samuel W. Murphy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20

In the L. s. Senate yes" n,
to retire Justice Hunt, o. sh .I
court, was passed. The 9 ,Irr.
ing bill was discussed n"liol,
tive session the Senate '"'
Monday. -,,or, d
In the House, the repGi, ON, II
luittee OH Rules increa si,,ss,
bership OF certain c9m ,a"k y.
ter debate, referred p %s !, +
pending am endinents ny .!a'oa
to 10. The house then ''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
EDITION
MUNICIPAL LA w.
4 COlOfed Chlck en- rhtef Held for
COurs-A RAID ON Corner LOauE.
ePs-OPunk and DisOPderly.

Mayor Almond occupied his accus'
toned seat at police court last night
and disposed Of the following cases:
The colOred man, John Wesley Hin,
was arrested late Oh Wednesday
night, by Officer Kennedy with a bag
OF meat and chickens on his back,
which looked very suspicious. Officer
Kennedy was the first witness called
and testified that he overlook Hill and
another colored man, both carrying
bags gu their backs Uu Market street
between Nineteenth and Twentieth,
late on Wednesday night, When the
pair were ques i)ned they said their
bags contaiued pork, aud tina. they
were moving, !he.eupcn ona OF the men
dropped mis- bag, ran up Nineteenth
~. eet and disappeared III the darkness.
The officer fired at him IN order TO scare
him TO he would stop, but 1t was no
use. The officer took the remaining
man to the City Hall and locked him
NJ. The bag contained live chickens
which had Just been killed and tive
pieces OF fresh pork, Mr.. George W
Tallry, a Brandy iue Hundred farmer,
testified that IL quantity Of meat and
several chickens mad been stolen from
his place. He tnen identified the meat
as being his and thought the chlckc' $
were, but could not SAY = sinvrly. Chl,i
OF Police Maxwell was sworn AID te-tl-
tie'i that the prisoner lad confessed 10
him after hi, arrest, saying that lie
entered Mr.. Talley> cellar by opening
| Q. "A, -. Al
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
Will Leave tos'

Josh Emmett, a wei know
III tins city, who has hSr'N
lniuently in police clFc's''
before the Mayor this lno'--
with drunkenness. JOSH Wa
ated from Jail yesterday wv
Immediately commence
which ended in his getting
consequently arrested. Us
with his honor " let I''I
promising to leave town -
and never trouble them '-A
this promise he was a!Io"H
but the NAY or "aIhcd D ~.
turned up again, be won.
the fullest extent OF the ~
20 DAYS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
I'm n visit H0'"'

CA New Years day MI %, ~.
strong a former resident o,T .
who Is we'll known hc'e A.,
minstrel, was unitel !" org
Miss Teresa Pelton, tn'
st. James Hotel MinneaapTJ ,t.
ota, and is now about D hr n
extended wedding touf' W 4
old friends in this city. .I.rl
leave to-day fer Detroit .o MI
Join Leavitt's Gigah'e""n or
which he Is at present
men.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
A ('OmprCInise'

Mrs. Ewing. OF kocKI'0o'TI .
Of the boy whose team Co, u. ,
driven by, Abisha C!ai ~ ,
since at Fourth and Maih,y
tered suit against MI ,,'t
case was 10 have been ueA''
before Squire NandesFil' 81
dan, employed Levi BIN, "a ~,
attorney, and lie proposed ~,
10y which Mrs. Ewing wa
costs, and Clark was 10 nav S',.,
repaired. This was ',
young Ewing was inStfu''y
the wrecked vehicle u !, =,
COMBS where Mr.. ',a'A =,
ed, and 1t would BIO maze ''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20

To-day is the last legal day for the
registration OF dogs and those who do
not avail themselves of this opportunity
are liable to arrest ioI keeping all IN,
registered dog. The penalty for this of.
tenCe is s. and costs. Dog catcher
Hunt will also be on duty tomorrow
and every day thereafter, and will
keep a sharp lookout for all Cnrcgis.
tered CANNES. The Chief OF Police, vi
to1l.3o to-day, hid registered jlS dogs
He expects that the number viii reach
700 before night, and he will be KEEP,
busy writing the receipts for the same
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20

Mr.. s. MEG. MciDr's,
teudent Of the White Oan
COZ Consolidated Gold 4u4 :
ing Company, is on a tyl!'
city and Baltimore, Oh IGl@'
ness in the inbrrs Of b,
w hiie here he is payID. 'll
his many friends. Nj Ncri
a former Wiiul.ngiOpiaa, al
ing with great succrr'n bs
An exchange iruG "-'r
recent issue says NJ u
has pushed devetopnsL' %
Mac and other prope'us'
rapidly, and 1t is due " ~
ted eff ,rLs that the LATHE Nl
recognized as Il grea' WIl'
Of our citizens are lhieIt''7.
tcrpris..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20

In the senate Of New ! "A
"A message was received lu1
Cornell, la ratrrepCc.0 70
DuyvlI disaster, dc Iai0:a
nionstrates most palriu :,
ance Of some careful statue
with adequate penaliIc,p=
dieIce and responsibility IL
~ precautions for tLe,olt.
ways" A b II was iu,rpdqn
every mail and paSsepse'
railroad in the Stale 10 q,
end an axe aud a srry!ctA' :
gnisher Of not less than ts.
pacity, and infilctiug aga
more than $1,000 nor les. tn
neglect TO comply with III
OF the act. In the Ascend
taking a ballot for speaks' !
al journ was carried byag2
-.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20

To-day or to morrow Mr. George W,
Churchnan expects another nslalment
OF four hundred quail Tor distribution
throughout the Safe. All members Of
the association and others who wiz
birds for that purpose, are rtquestel 70
write to Mr. ChurcAman without d, :
lay.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
Wagon BrOke DOW d.

Yesterday afternoon large two horse
wagon loaded with potatoes came down
Seventh street and the driver under.
took TO turn up Bntton~ood, when the
pole broke and lett the wagon stand.
ing. The owner cOnntryma took the
matter very calmly, and laid that he
was gil AL that it happened In town and
not out on country ROAD, where he
would probably have ha 10 gotwo or
three siles tor assistance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20

Last evening james Davis, patrole-
man Of the Sixth District, rendered his
resignation on the force Mr.. Davis
has only been on the force since the 10th
OF Novem Der, being at that time ap-
pointed in place of John Lynch, re O..
signed. The vacancy has not been fill
al
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
A M mbpr OF I hauEes,

Deputy Sheriff George Clark, ARE sted
Daniel Patton, of Centrevile, yester
day, on a rapias charging him with
violation OF the liquor law. There are =
stpera,e charges against Patton, and b,
was required 70 furnished $500 bal on
each, which he.promptly entered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
The First REGIMENT

A meeting was held last evening at
the headquarters, by the board Of Off
GERS Of the First Regiment, Delaware
Militia. The resignation of Co'onel
Wood as president was received and
Major J. NJ. Curt. elected in his stead,
The remail der Of the bushes, was Of a
private nature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
a,bie Resdins,

Yesterday afternoon =, The
Woodbridge, Secretary y Irulc.
Christian Temperance mi d,
Bible reading in the chap p. /,
M. J.. Church. There W." W.. d.
audience present, ana w. eyt.
well appreciated. LaS' an I,
Temperance in the Cen, u a,,ts
Church, which was well n[,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
A eW safe,

A large and handsome fire proof sntr
has asst been placed in the post.othcc
the business having increased to such
an extent that the old safe was too
small, and it has been removed IT, II,
custom house office. TIE new safe wa
made by George L. Damon ot Boston
Mass
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
DOBInsoH, CAANDLER 4 co..
BANKERS.
NO. 7l8 MARKET STREET

WAITE Ia shares Of Gas stock $50 shares
OF Masonic Hall stock and 10 sharea OF VII.
mington City Passenger Railway stock.
We offer unusual faciitties In New
y ORR, Phila., Boston, bait. and Washington,
for tho plrcnaso OF stocks and bonds, being
connected by private wire with these citiet.
Local securities bought and sold.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
NEW ADskRTISEMENTh,

RANGER sore. loo + Sikh street IL ihe
VI place to hUyc 'tpa lot Il rne I.uu 'uu
haldie'. ust LANDED. nj ! st. can dtIrD0u.
Tor tea; 2lh can leg mutton 2Iri. ~ can corn
ed beef 25cts. III can beet l2Cts We have
Just rreci.ed II lot o: California fruit that
Gu ct late for Christmas market W il he
sold cheap; We will scliyou SID can u those
rye egg plumS 2bct u eau, they a 6 sold at
3Jts; 3lu can OF Damson plans 25cts, can ni
pure apple le'lv. no glucose, l5cts can. der,
man pears i4c ID, iancy pared benches lect.
%lb peschcs .'-ts, 3ib app 25sts, olhs u our
avn mine meat 2%'f', and did you see THIS
lot ~ California ral- ns ST Dcts box they
are tho best bargain We ever iered, lbs OF
rice 2tcts se have tle Punch bran Of maca
ROM imp rt'd Al .oc ., american 2h' for 2Jc,
3lh - lrunes 2t't,. huelt French prunts llc.
rrun'lls .lO for 2acts, Ne have a great drive
"a quart bottles NJ tomatoes ! cts bottle
bet brand In tin lets. we need not tell You
nouut our tea and coffee II ta.es the lend All .
"ur sourhrout try II and cur pepIrr sauce at
Jct'quart aud cur dollar tag f1ur and uur
fine rWe potatoes an! W. have fresh gys vi
way at Granger store, lo5 East SrNth stree
l!,.tt' l. ". WlEn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
Graz u Army yjsi ,

Next month DUPONT Pos. No >, &.
"A. H., will be tw0 years old and the
members propose IT, CeirbrA'r the event
by paying a trateruai VISIT 10 winfield
scott Post, No, IA, Of Philadelphia, by
whom DlPOnt Post was Instituted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20

r. R, ROBINSON & co.

SANKEY'S AND BROK kRS,
y. L Dob. EOUklh AND MARkn,
Wilmington, DeL
buy and sell 2ovsrnnsat Ststs, CITY Bonds
Stocks bought and sold in the New YORK
Philsdelphia and Boston markets ON commits
sion.
EoR sAIB-'0 shares New York, Wood
haven l. Rockaway Oar Trust
Letters VI ureoit given, available IL a
parts Of tho world, and drsf1 on lnyiand
Ireland, France, Germany and swttssrisn
Issued.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
Sadden Deai,.

Joseph Orme, who formerly kept a
saloon in this city, but removed to At.
lantic City during the summer to keep
a place there died very suddenly at his
residence in that city on Wednesday
night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20

The members Of this Lodge and the
order in general, are requested 20 NEE
at the hall, on Saturday, January list
at II SOP. m., for the pose OF attend
ing the funeral of our late brother
Joseph Orme.
By order of The y. G.
HUBERT \. ROOP, +. ).
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20

been hello kespes.,..'
cidess Occurred.
The fast mail train m,,,,
depot this morning a few
aud had scarcely 20, unJ., ,
the conductor pulled III.
the engineer TO stop N. I
sudden stop was made IN -
tramp of the train, vbnd. r
a ride 10 baltimore. rD,,,g
the passengers 10 raisetbs,
poke their heads ont, st,'
within u hair = breadth Of,
accident to a gentlrman u,.,,
train suddenly started as
with the exception Of ,tg
drew their heads in. He
tinued to look towards tn.
the train, not realizing an,
Ill GINS O'Donpell, who -
near by, yelled at him tor
IN, which he was no. ,,uv !,
none TOO soon either, to an
l. =. -. a .-.-..
ms head come In contact v
post, which is situated /,
unity TO the track. Ii IT'D.
Tor TINS timely warning, 3
doubt but that tie mat ,
been Instantly killed b
Gus IN a loud voice as thtu,
by.
rms lamp Is IN a very b.
Ing situated on Water .,7g
h 'hg aud FIR" lch, and sa1
few inches OF "a passing u.l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
Asbury h. q ANN. IA.

The Asbury NJ. y. %" A..
will hold their Missioha 'ch b
on Thursday night, Mar Mar
of admission fifteen ceh'''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20

Edges, !, :, 3, :, ), 10, Il cts. ard mp.
f!alu 'nus.'ns, ~, ~, Ii, 20, 90, %
an up, Wainwright, BIZ Market St.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20

ENI4LIOTr, JOHNSON / o.,
ii BANKERS AND BROk ERS,
COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STkEEIS.
Stocks, bonds and other securities boagh,
and sold and carried on margins in New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
ington, to oil Of which cities ws have DlREVI
PRIVATE WIRES,
Futures 10 wheat, corn, oats and provisions
bought and sold IN Chicago and Eastern mar
kets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20
TROUERltS u JWN A1AIN.

NOR SAIE-A GuLD. SUUNU hORS r.
T. and six spring platform wagon, ono Of
the best made In tuis city. Also good set Ul
harness new isst tprug. This team would
be suitable fJr KrLr r! or dry goods store q
any WHIT business. Address +. J. hEruBLl
CAN office. l2u3s
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THE ARTlZANS' SAVINGS BANK
NO. 500 MARKET STREET.

INCORPORATED FEBRUARY 20, Is
Open to receive deposits daily from A. Il
until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and SATURDAY.
evenings from to S o'clock.
Tho charter OF the BANK provides that 81
pro1ts upon Its Investments, except 80 much
as is required tori ne payment Of neces!ary
expenses and Tor suitable surplus for the 81
curity OF dcposttors, shall be divided among
the deposttors.
No manager is allowed 10 borrow any par
OF the FUNDS deposited with the Corporation
MANAGERS.
GEORGE W. BUSH, CLEMENT b. SNTrs
M. l.. LICHTKNsTEIE, GEO. s. CAPKLLR,
OHAs. W. ROWLAND, N. K. BENSON,
Z. DARLINGTON, JOB H. JACKSON,
VIM. h. SWIFT, HENRY +. DURA
ANTHONY HIGGINS, EDWARD PusBY,
WASHINGTON HASTINGS
Ono. W. BUSH, 9Ro. s. CAPRLLl.
President. r'ce-Prestdont
Z. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
nyle-wti OHARLxs W. Rowland Audito
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NO. Is EAST SECOND STREET

Our assortment Of Teas and Cotees is unex
celled in this city, and rs ever we make
heir quail les their best recommendations
Coitees troasted) from l2cts. per b up. Teas
rom 70 up; all varieties to the very finest.
Our 25c. strong, 30c. Java and our 90 and COO
Teas take the lead for real excellence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20

TAKEN BY MISTAKE On WEUNES.
l. day morning from the bakers stand
hlrgst Get above Fourth an um orc la. yalu d
" gilt; a suitable rcwalu gwen II len al
6O2 b ing street. ,20lrt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-20

r OST-ON WEDNESDAY MORN h q
IL agol ring in going from No. IL Gu ard
street to farrsh street. a sui able reward
VIII be given returned 70 ~ Parrish rect
~ It's
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IlaRburgs
In q Dilemma.

! and = cts. per yarl-Wainwrigh', 81
Market street.
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0Oh SALE CAR LOAD OF BRAN ON
= track at kichards)n's mill, Chrlstians
hundred; price mVecrate
JZ0-Nt } ). RICHARDSON.
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Wainwrighi's Handsome window
displays Edges from to 50 cents per
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