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The following transfers of real estate have
been made since our last report:
The following property, belonging to Jacob A.
Howard of Cecil county, was sold last week
nhe tract near the Delaware line, sold to Thomas
Dougherty for $675: five and three-quarter
acres of meadow land to James Massey for $500
seven and half acres in Elkton, to Thomas
bremen for $2,025, and several lots in Elkton
at prices ranging from S2.75 to $5 per foot.
At North East, Cecil county, last week, the
real estate of Isaac Gray deceased, 114 acres,
two miles from Union Meeting House, was also
sold to DIR. N. b. Morrison and Charles W. Sim
pers, for $1,475.
A farm of 66% acres in Cedar Neck, estate OF
l.. R. Titus deceased, was sold at public auction,
on Thursday last, in South Milford. 1t was
bought by Miles T., Mills for 81. .418 63.
The Messrs. Brown, of Centreville, Md, as
trustees, sold in Chestertown, last week, the
house and lot of Thos. De @. Ruth, in that
town. to J. X. Aldrdge for 49, 1876. The same
gentlemen sold at Queenstown on Thursday
the one-sixth interest of VIM. +. Ford in three
farms to Mrs. Henrietta Ford for $3.50.
Mr.. WIN. j. Porter, of Princess Anne, has pur.
chased of G. W. Long, the farm known as the
I" Parkes Tract" situated near the old Academy,
about two miles from town. This farm is said
TO have been the birth place OF Samuel Chase, {
s,,ner of the Declaration of Independence.
j. f. Mancha, Real Estate Agent, has sold {
farm of 145 acres, in Miles River Neck, Taboo
county, belonging to H. d. Harvey, ESQ, o.
Baltimore, to Mr.. Fred. I. Suhr, Of Pennsylva
mia, for $4,000.
Mr.. Mancha has also sold Mrs. LOTIONS farm
III Chapel district, of 38 acres, to John Hesser
Esq, Of Pennsylvania, for $780,
The following sales have been made in Ches-
ter county The farm of Lewis Worthington
decd 27 acres, East Whitelaud, to Wm. M. Sui
livau, same township, for $4,000.
The farm of Lewis j. Hammond West Bran
dywine, So acres, to Susan G. Hammond SAM
township, for $2,150.
| The farm of Isaac Marshall, decd, East Gov
entry, 179 acres, has been sold to Q. G. Rothen
berger, of Berks county, for $40 all acre.
or the reai estate of Mrs. Pennypacker, Eas
! Pikeland, a lot of ii acres was sold to Jaco
Clemens for 49, 1876, and 10 acres of woodland t
Abraham Mosteller for $l,375.
| In Delaware county, the farm of John J.
Thomas j. Baker, Thornbnry, so acres, was sol
on Monday, November 2, to Jefferis Myers, Edg
mont, tor SIPS per acre.
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In Japan the law requires that, when per-
son cuts down tree, he shall plant one IN its
place. In this way the supply Of wood il kept
up. George Washington owes his country q
tree.
--Tender-hearted persons who have read OF
the fierce raids of Texan steers through the
streets of Philadelphia will be pleased to learn
from the market reports that I" there ID better
feeling in Texas CATTLE
A young woman at Trenton, who was sleep
ing with her feet hanging out of the chamber
window was struck by lightning and almost torn
to pieces The other Trenton women have taken
their feet In.
The Zlonsvle girls don't spend "all their
time trying to climb the holy hill of Zion," fol-
on their way home from picnics they attack de-
fenceess young men and kiss them by main
force.-I Indianapolis Herald.
A Western man set fire to the prairie fol
fun, but after he had run seven miles and
climbed tree, with his pants about all burned
Off he concluded the sport was little toe
violent exercise to be indulged in oftener thar
once in a lifetime.
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STATEMENT OF LAST WINTERS OPERATIONS AND
AN APPEAL FOR THE PRESENT.
This Society. during last winter, made and
distributed $40 garments, and gave away l51s
tons of COAL and groceries to the value of s15.70
Assistance was rendered to 26t persons, all OF
whom were visited and their claims investigated
before aid was extended to them. Receipts roi
the last year, $51313; expenses, Sis)7O; bal
anoe, $3243.
Among the many friends who have contributed
through this Society to alleviate the suiferings
of the poor, special gratitude is due to Hannah
Shipley, who has given the muniticent sum OF
$4,000. permanent Investment for the use o
the Society.
The Society meets for work, during the win
ter, at the room of the Friends Social Lyceum
corner 4th and West Sts., where contributions
will be thankfully received. Partly worn cloth
ing always acceptable
Il NEwLIN, Sec,
5l5 West 7th st.
S. W. RICHARDSON, Treas,
515 West st.
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PRELIMINARY MEETING FOR THE FORMATION OF A
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
A meeting Of the Homeopathic physicians of
the State, of whom there are about twenty, was
held in this city, yesterday, in the Board of Di-
rectors' room of the Wilmington Institute, to
take the preliminary steps to the formation of a
State Medical Society. Dr. I. Lukens, of New
port was called to the chair, and DIR. ]. NJ Curtis
was made Secretary.
On motion a committee was appointed TO draft
constitution and bylaws. The committee con-
sists of Drs. L. Kittinger, W. b. Maloney, and
]. M. Curtis. This committee will report at
another meeting, to be held on Tuesday, the 24tl
inst, and after the adoption of the constitution
an election of permanent officers will take place.
Before adjournment, an informal general dis
cussion on the treatment of Typhoid Fever wat
participated in by all present with interest.
Representatives were present from the seye
raj towns in the State where this school of physi
ciane are located. The question of a confine
ment Of the Society to the State, its extension
to the whole Peninsula, is under consideration
with the prospect that it will include the whole
territory between the bays
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MIDDLETowS, Nov. IL
Mr. David Mckee has recently built an addi-
tion to his store, as he found increasing business
demanded more room.
This evening, E. R. Cochran, son of John P.
Cochran, gives grand entertainment to his
fathers friends in honor Of his election. We
understand that all white men are invited with
out regard to party.
Next month Rev. DIR. Matlaok will commence
series of extra meetings in the NJ. 3. Church.
revival of religion is much needed in Middle
town.
The Ladies' Temperance Society hold meet
ing in the Presbyterian Church, next Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. The ladies are circula-
ting remonstrances against any liquor licences
being granted by the next Court.
Mr.. Hukill's dwelling house is about to be COM
pleted. 1t is thought by some to be one of the
finest houses in town. OBSERVER
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Levy Upon Racers.

sTEEpLE CHASE RIDER BRINGS SUIT TO RECOVER
HIS WAGES.
BALTIMORE, Nov. II.
The race horses belonging to Joseph Donahus
have been attached at the suit of Hugh Gaffney
for thirty-five hundred dollars for wages and
services, Gaffnoy is the steeple chase rider who
was expelled from the Jerome Park course for his
manner of riding. He had been employed by
Donahue at the late Pimlico meeting club. The
The horses remain at Pimlico.
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Groceries-A Perkins
Engins for sale-A l. Henderer d Co
Prime Western Oats-T w Steward
Indisputable evidence-Brevity
Notice-Clayton Loan Association
Wanted-5 Commercials OF Oct 10, 1874
The new Waltham Watches
Fine furniture-Enterprise Co, Brevity
Cheap hats-Dubell, Breyitv
Partaga cgars-Singles Son, Brevity
$40 reward-Horse strayed OIL. stolen
Funeral notices
Hardware-W II Billanv
Cheap coal-James Armstrong q Son, Brevity
Carpets shaken-Ferry, Brevity
Furuiture-Harman, Breyity
Coal-File & Murphy, Brevity
Overc0 atings-Gouet, Brevlty
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SECOND CRoP OF STRAWBERRIES. Es.-Chas. +.
Sherburne, conductor on the Delaware rail road,
yesterday showed us sample of second crop
Of Albany Seeding strawberries which grew on
the farm of William T. Miles, at Kingston, SOM
eraet county Maryland. The berries are large,
perfect aud delicious. They we're grown in the
open field, without any effort to produce sec
ond crop. Mr.. Miles says he could pick 70 or
100 quarts without much effort. He has picked
several quarts and sent them to the Phlladel-
phia market but has not yet had any return OF
the prices they brought Kingston is on the
Eastern Shore rail road, which is a continuation
of the Delaware rail road, and about l2O miles
south OF Wilmington.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS IN THE HOLLY TREE
Inn AssocIATIoN.-At meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Holly Tree Inn Association, held,
last evening, at the residence of L. Warner,
the following persons were elected Directors for
the ensuing year
j. Taylor Cause, Charles Warner, c. B. Smyth,
VIM. II. Billany L. L. Warner, Geo. W. Stone,
Mrs Gregg Chandler Mrs. A. L. Conant, Mrs.
Edward Bringhurst, Miss Anna Semple, Miss
Martha Jones, Miss Anna NJ Ferris, Miss Emma
Worrell.
A resolution was adopted calling meeting OF
the Directors at the rooms of tho Fountain Soci.
ETY., No. W. Sixth street, on Friday, P. NJ, at j
O'clock for organization and such other business
as may come before it.
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AN 40 REEMENT TO PAY FOR HIS Own KNOCK
DowN.-Paul Gillis is farmer who resides in
White Clay Creek hundred, and a vender OF
poultry, etc in the Wilmington market. Yes.
terday afternoon he came to town, az usual and
displayed his stock of poultry. Presently Thos
b. Eaton came along, and pricing pair OF fowls
Charles Walton. After the money had beer
paid, Eaton complained that the weight was no
the amount stated, and upon being assured thai
it was, he gave a blasphemous contradiction
which Gillis remarked was knocking down Of
fenae in the country, and after Eaton had prom
ised to pay all costs for such an atsempt III th'
city, Gillis suited the action to the word ant
Eaton was soon laid at full length on the side
walk. Such was the testimony in the case
brought before Esq. Frazer, who fined dillis
cents and costs, and discharged him.
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1eaths.

BUCKLEY. ON the 10th inst Jane, wife Of BenIa-
min F. Buckley, in the 29th year of h age
The friends ami relatives of the famll are res ec-
of her husband, No. ia Spruce street. on Friday
afternoon, the 18th INST, Al O'Clock, IN proceed to
hiverv ew Cemetery.
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SALES OF CRY LoAN.--The Clty Loan still con-
tinues to sell rapidly. On Friday last City
Treasurer Vincent sold bonds to the amount Of
1000 on Saturday $4,000; on Monday "a, 900
total for three days, $4,000. Up to Monday,
the whole amout of new Water Losn sold was
$4,000, and on that day the Treasurer issued 20
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FinanctaIs

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, Nov. IL.
Gold, to-day, $1.1054.
LONDON FINANCIAL ouoTATIoNs-ro-DAY.
Furnished by Merrick, johnson Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market Sts
LONDON. 1890, P. NJ, Nov. IL.
1885 8, 1Oe& 1s67's 109& Ten-forties 1o41s
New per cent Loan of 1881, 1091S Erie
Common shares, 27. Market firmer
FRANKFORT, Nov. II.
United States 5-20's of 1862, 9711.
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FOURTH EDITION.
Express Car Robbery.

FORCED ENTRY WHILE THE TRAIN WAS IN MOTION,
AND THE SAFE THROWN OFF.
New YORK, Nov. IL.
When the Express train from Oswego, on the
Delaware, Lackawana j. Western railroad, arrived
at Mauch Chunk, Pa, last evening, it wss dis
covered that Westcott Il Co.'s express car had
been entered from the top and the safe thrown
off, while the messenger was in another car.
The amount in the safe is not known, but the
safe usually contains from two Thousand to
twenty thousand dollars.
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WEST CHURCH CoNcERT.-The concert at West
Church will take place on Thursday
evening, the 10th inst, and will no doubt be a
delightful entertainment. The Misses Conner,
Prof. @. b. Rhoads, and Dr. H. o. Ogle, of this
city, and Miss b. Goodrich, OF Washington, ID.
O., will sing, and Messrs F. G. Fullmer and b.
James will perform ON the organ, and will play
two duets on the fine instrument in West Church.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING TH1s EyENIse.A gem
eral meeting OF the Republicans Of the city will
be held at the Head Quarters, this evening, at
~ o'clock. The report of the committee upon
name and plan of organization for perma-
nent Republican club will be submitted, and ac-
tion taken upon the same. general atten-
dance is desirable.
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HELD FOR CoURT.- Martin Brackin, of Brack-
inville, Mill Creek hundred, was brought before
Esq. Frazer, this morning, charged with having
committed an assault on Geo. f. Gebhart, upon
the public highway, and was held in $500 for
Court and bound over in 5000 to keep the peace
for six months ~
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To THE UNEMPLOYED The publishers OF the
COMMERCIAL. ALMANAC AND Yearbook are pre-
pared to offer rery liberal inducements TO num-
ber Of energetic canvassers, male or female, to
sell this publication in Wilm' ngton. Application
should be made at the COMMERCIAL Office.
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REcovERING.-The child OF Robert Pyle, Of
the COMMERCIAL yesterday, in connection with
fail with supposed fatal results, has passed
safely through the spasms which were thereby
superinduced, and the physicians think it will
recover. Its head, however, has very painful
cash cut in it,
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FoREsT FIREs.-Forest fires have been burn
ing in Somerset county, and in the neighbor-
hood of Monic church have done much damage
to young timber, covering an area about two
miles long and something less in width. Quite
n large lot of fencing has also been consumed.
Monte church was in great danger at one time,
and one night last week men had to fight the
the flames all night to save the ediice. All day
sunday the battle with the devouring element
WAS kept up Everything is very dry, no rain
h wing fallen for six weeks.
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SURPRISE TO THE GOVERNOR ELEcT.-AIr. e. r.
Cochran has undertaken to prepare surprise
Tor his father, John p. Cochran, the Governor
low elect, and to this end has invited large
lumber of the prominent Democrats of the
State to banquet which he has provided in
spread this evening. The cake for the banquet,
WAS mostly, if not altogether made in this city,
aud twelve large boxes were sent down to Mid
dletown yesterday. A dozen or more gentle
men from this city have been invited, including
Mr. Bayard and others.
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UNDERTOOK TAcrTLy ADMITS HIS GuILT.-A
special dispatch from West Chester to the Balti
more Sum- of this morning, says that Undertook
las tacitly admitted his guilt to his spiritual ad
risers, but they, as well as his counsel, Mr.. Per-
due, are confident he will not make an open and
full confession. 1t is probable he may deliver
from the scaffold rambling harangue, but
there are many things which operate against his
disclosing the secret within his breast.
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All books and music sent postpaid, for retail
price.
OLIVER DITsoN 4 CO., CHAs B. DITsoN q co
Boston. Ill B'dway, New York.
14-W-S&2tw
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REPORT OF THE SIGNAL sERvIoE-
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL.
Probabilities For Middle States, clear or
hazy weather, southwest to northwest winds,
rising barometer, and lower temperature.
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alsw advertisements

c. Avs IN GREAT VA IETY.-
- Butchers, house and ship-ca'pti' RS saws,
mill, cross cut, web and wood saws. For sale by
VIM. II. Bi.LAAf,
2l4 Market Street, lmington.
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THIRD EDITION.


HE PROMISES BONE INSIDE FACTS AND THREATENS
TO FORM NEW PARTY.
BosroN, Nov. IL.
General Butler is preparing letter for publ
cation. He says he was defeated by men pro-
Tossing to be his friends, and promises uncom-
Portable revelation. He threatens to form new
party in Massachusetts.
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HEALTH OF. PRESIDING ELDER THoMpsoN.-
Il ". DIR. Thompson, Presiding Elder of the
Wilmington District, who has been quite ill for
some months past, is now slowly improving and
was able to sit up awhile yesterday. His phys-
Ever since the performance of a surgical opera
t.un upon him, two or three weeks ago, there
ms been an improvement in his health, and
lie report which gained publicity through a
city paper, a day or two ago, that he was worse g
again, is without foundation. The many friends
OF the DR.. will be glad to hear of his improved
condition
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CENTENNIAL CANvAssER. = L. W. Usher of
Philadelphia, has been appointed by the Centen-
rla Commission canvaaser for subscriptions
10 the capital stock. He is now in Wilmington
soliciting subscriptions from our citizens.
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SALE OF STALLs.-James Bradford has fixed
UPON Saturday, the 2ist inst, for the sale of the
the choice Of stalls in his new market building,
ut Third and King streets. The lease for the
same will cover ten wears.
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VIM. II. Bill Any,
214 Market Street, @ llmington.
GRocHRIHs.
FINEST AND STANDARD GROCERIES
Can always be purchased at
A. O. PERKINS,
AT THE Old NoTgD GROCERY,
NO. 8, e. SECOND IT.
TEAS, coFFEEs, SPICES DRIED AND CANNED
GOODS, FLoURs AND PRovI I)Ns.
UNEXCELLED.
The purest of
LIQUORS, WINES AND GINS CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
sepsO-1y A. o. PEI RSINs.
NOTICE
" COMMERCIAL ALMANAC AND YEAR BOOK &,
FOR 1878.
LADIES. ATTENTION.!
Beside the Ia astronomical tables, list OF l'ea
ware officials, election statistics, the COMMERCIAL
ALMANAC AND YEAR BooE for 1875, will contain
so ORIGINAL HOUSEHOLD RECIPES,
prepared expressly for Its pages whirh hn laii-
Of Wilmington viii find Interesting ami usefli.
| Price per copy, 10 cents.
COMMERCIAL PRINT No ..
sep3-tf-fp PuDiisht rs.
IL L. CANDY,
| FLOUR AND FEED.
| PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
J sE-Orders left at W. r. 4 Il CAUSE 5, From an,
! West, promptly delivered octs "
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COOP LAND.-Somerset County has some land
which will produce as much to the acre as some
Of the brag Pennsylvania farms--Mr. Henry
i.ankford, residing about four miles from this
pacce, brought us some very fine Peach
Blow Potatoes last week, and eight Of them
weighed eight pounds exactly. In the first
place he planted an acre Of ground in peas
n-ing Whftelock's Vegetator on them, from
which he gathered 91 barrels of peas. He then
put the same ground in potatoes and has real
IA ID $50 bushels, without putting any more ma
iiure on the land.-Princess Anne Herald.
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For your next Sunday School Song Book, send for
the RIVER OF LIFE. BY Perkins and Bentley. eS
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COAL CHEAP FOR CAsH-$G 20 FOR
" STOVE; $3.50 FOR Nut. GUARANTEED TO
" GEo. W. BTsH i Son, French Street Wharf.
JOSEPH FoUT Sell.
ENTERPRISE, HARLEgGR, LEHIGH AND
SHAWNEE COAL, At sCHUYLKIIL PRICES.
We try to excel all our neighbors In the prepara-
will leave our customers to say for US.
once, Orange and Water strJets.
apr1e-lyof JOSEPH FoUT.
O.. IS NUT, $685. STOVE COAL,
tpc screened and delivered py pn,uos
febls-1yof South of Market Street Bridge
G1 100000
GEO. S. GRUBB, BROKER,
All kinds of Stocks and Loans Bought and Sold on
Commission. Any amount of money raised on pro-
per security Pronissory notes specially.
flyHE MECHANICY SAVINGS BANK,
No, wEsy rarRD STREET.
SIX per cent interest," Open Tuesday and 5atur-
day evenings, and every day. A. H. Grimshaw,
Treas. j. P. Wales, M. d. Pres't. John F. Miller,
Clerk. 1o2Itf
MERRIcK' JOHNSON & co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS
ooesEs SIXTH AND wAExnT sTs WI, DBL.
FOR SALE.
si.1Oo WILMINGTON CITY LOAN.
Stocks and Bonds bought or sold In Philadelphia
and New York.
Janb-1y
A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE REMAINDER
OF THE
NORTH PENN sYLvAN1A RAILROAD GENERAL
MORTGAGE rs.
BONDS ARE EITHER COUPON OR REGIS
TERED, FREE OF ALL TAXES, WITH INTEREST
| PAYABLE
JANUARY AND JULY,
PRINCIPAL REPAYABLg IN 1908.
DREXEL Il CO.,
"a SOUTH THIRD ST
ALSO FOR SALE
DELAWARE STATE BOND
4s SHARES DELAWARE RAILROAD STOCK.
X. H. ROBINSON 20.
BAHKRR5,
FOURTH AND MARKET STREErs
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
1, t,HAs. oAMBLos & Co.
| RANKNR9 AND BROKEHS.
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The SHERIFALTY CHANaE.-To morrow, Wm.
II. Lambson, the sheriff elect moves into the
prison at New Castle, and on Monday next takes
possession of the same. Sheriff Armstrong re.
tires to his farm.
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newspapers.

THE REPUBLIC
F1Rsr-oLAss
MORNING NEWSPAPER.
Published IN THE
Bennett Building, Nassau and Fulton Streets New
81 per year, by mail; IS cents per week. By carrier
scents per copy.
THE REPUBLIC
contains
ALL THE NEWS OF THE DAY,
being complete in all its departments, and furnishes
prompt and ample reports Of
CITY INTELLIGENCE,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS,
AND POLITICAL AND GENERAL EVENTS IN
ALL QUARTERS,
Through its Special Correspondents,
BY telegraph and ocean cable.
Special care will be taken to render TEE RErus-
IIo Bureaus at
WASHINGTON AND ALBANY
Complete, interesting and thoroughly reliable
FINANCIAL NEWS,
such as the transaction OF the Stock Exchange,
Money Market, Banking, Insurance and other Inter
ests tnat come under this Important nead, Will be
made full and complete.
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE AND REVIEWS,
Criticisms on Music the Drama, Painting, &c,
will be regularly given, impartially prepared by
practiced pens.
TIE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT.
while distinctly recognizing the political principles
of and rendering an earnest ana oonss ent support
to the Republican party, will with competent assis
tauts and contributors take the more general lns
OF journalistic duty that belongs to complete news
paper.
Address
THE REPUBLIC,
oct20 New York City.
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THE NEW
WA L T Fl A NJ.

Tne past tweWe months al lne "ai'haih "a'h
history. Several wholly new stem-wlnding watches
have ben produced, and great Improvements nave
their standard watches, until now they include
evorv s,zo In hotb sav and stsm.rvind,uo that can
n. sosiroa a, avsrv ona,itv and everv nrice At the
same time NEW inventions machinery and 81 ns, tns
at present it Is not too much to claim that the wal
"Ds.s N'','''sN - w. 'y.',,s
tries are abandoning the hand made productions of
place.
u,,ors n, e,,,,ar ,otcbas shoula ha carafri to nh.
as gu the movement, as the Waltham Watch move
menus are frequently put INTO cases WHICH are lie-
rior both in quality of metal and workmanshls,
For sac by all leading jewelers.
POSITIVELY NO WATCHES SOLD AT RETAIL.
hobbiNo AffLEioN'
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New York. Boston chIeavo and London. England,
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