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Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
Treatsa asl Prlnsstsa.

There was good attendance u The
rooms of The Historical Society 90 Thurs.
day evening, aud Cesar A. Rodney be.
ing introduced read paper prcpared at
the rtqnest Of Tue Society 80 th9 sFsInce-
ton campaign of 1776." Mr.. .liodlsy's ad.
dress is founded entirely upon original
documents which have Gome Into bis
possession from his ancestors, iuNudlng
many letters from the most pfominet,s
men 10 the State among whom were
Chief Justice Killsn, General Cesar
Rodney, Lieut.. Col. Tilton, Captain
Haslit, Captain Thomas Rodney and
others; the ori iyinal orders Issued BY
tieneral Cadwalader on the day 6f The
eventful "crossIng of the Delaware y
directing the movement Of The moons for
that purpose; the original commission
issued to Capt. Rodney by tho sssCounoil
ofSafety Of the Three Lower Counties
on Delaware" and the original certified
mnster-rolls. sas8 ,.s1s
The time covered by the Dsrrative Il
abort SIX weeks beginning on the 1lth of
December 1776 when the Kent County
troops marched from Dover, and giving
q detailed account of events from that
time until Captain Rodney returned
home on the 2Ssh Of January, 1877. The
language recorded In thA diary Ok Cap
tain Rodney,ls that Of an finselligen
actor In the events portrayed and gives
vivid force to the relation. ".
"A circumstantial account u givcn Of
the march Of the Delaware trc6ps, from
Dover, through Wilmington and Ches-
ter 70 'Philadelphia, describing tho scenes
oti the route and in Philadelphia, and
the slate VI public feeling, The Captains
iitaerview and conversation with Gener<
81 Csdwalader who COMMANDED 1t Phil.
adelphIa are given; the progress 81 the
troops 70 Bristel Acsesfbeay asd u u fact
established that the Dylaware troops
were the first to cross theHR River on that
memorable night Of Chrisl lmas ,1776.
After the passage accohplished with
great difficulty throu1 h il,S ADating ica,
they were kept under ailns Tor eight
hours In ia storm Of rain ind elect and
thcn ordered back some LOT them hot
getting over tn the next &ay, and vet
being ordered 10 iecrnes tlle next day,
Lack of space precludes& fuli report Of
the proceedings Of the melting 1t this
time. e.. ~
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
Eresxss rosyess

49, -
AT OTlCG. III. Jno. =. 0s6aea, ~ Aefsby
IN give noties that I shall apply to tne
Judges Of the Court 1t general Do6ssoau of Tho
peacs ard jsil delivery Of The state Of Deia'
on Monday, tho b day d Nay nsEt, -; !.
1871 ,being The flest day 0t the mkt Nay torn
Of sad Coult. for licenye 70 keep . hotel u
tavern ON Market street, between Harmony
and Chesnut streets. In the City OF New Cas-
To, Ech0O, Distsict, No. 46, to sell intoxictt'
ing liquors IN lsss gu antilles than ono quart
tube drunk on the pEemises, and tho follow
ing respectabls citizens recommend tho sAit
application. to wit:
join j MahOney Jos H King "
tn Freece Jos Nehr f5
Jno U King 0eo o Allan
Israel Reding Thos Morrison
q T. JemisOS ON vapdiveR
Giles Lambson Geo williams
KobertDsllin ,oJ u s.sin ns.u.x
apiostd Z -
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
FIRE AT PATTERSON.
IspseiaI for tAs RspwblieaM.

PArsRsOH, N. j., April IA fire
broke out about II is O'Clock this A. n,
IN John Norwook 3 Co.'S, large whole
sals and retail paint and oil store on
Main street, The rear part was com
plsteIy eutted, but ! large quantity Of
goods were however removed. The
hames spread 10 J. r. Schoonmak aker b
Cos, grocery, adjoining, completely gut
ting that building, which 10 also owned
BY Norwood b 90. The loss on the
buildipss 10 thirty thousand dollars,
aud on stock eight thousand dollars -
Scboonnakel,s los, Is noe stated. The
properly 10 partially insured. The ori
gin Of the IRE 10 unknown NJ.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
II SATURDAY,
THE14th DAY OF APRIL, 1s77,
reno .s. .a - t... 4.

the following described Real estate, vis: .
All that certain lot, or piece Of land situa-
ted tn the city Of WILMINGTON, bounded and
described " follows to wit. Beginning q
the intersection Of the southerly side Of Low
ering avenue and the easterly side Of Van
Buren, street, 100 feet to stake, thence east
erly and parsilel with Lowering avenue
eighty-eight feet to stake, thence north erly
aud parallel with Van Buren, street 100 feet
70 the northerly side Of Lowering avenue,
thence westerly 90 feet to the plscs of be-
ginning, be the contents thereof what they
may. Also beginning on the southerly side
Of Lowering avenue at the distance Of 43 feet
from the westerly side Of Jsckson street,
thence southeriy parallel with jackson street
100 feet to stake, thence westerly parallel
TO Lowering avenue 80 feee to stake, thence
n0rtherly parallel to JscxsoA street 100 feet
to the southerlv Eide or Lowering avenue,
thence easterly along tho side Of lowering
avenue % feet to tho place of beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may.
Setsed and taken In execution a tho pro-
perty sf William II. Piafcs and terre tenant,
-. ''-l' ISAAC GRUBB, Shsrif. .
Sheri9's Once, New Csstle,l = 'aH
" q Aarch a. LII. I mh2s-du
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
'FO[fJRTH HEDITION
~ AuASE or EBfGAMY,
J Sbseioi ~ ~ 1srsbyisss.

y u
WAaHsEer0n,D u. G., April IS, 1877.
ss t3serss Z. Snoe. Of Mashipsioa went
a LscnaId town. In 1873, - an employee.
cfthe 8. N. Railroad. Shortly after be
arrived. be assinst the wishes Of her
&ieuds, married kiss Ole Morgan, >
young and accomplished girl, and repu'
ted hsiress, and BY her has two chill.
drsn. LaaA fall be was vaited by 4
mysterious female, who claimed 70 be
hs rsal wiie, ho having married her 10
H. cisy ofPhiladslphia ir October 1888.
Smoot va presented bg The Grand Jury
los bisamy. arrsstsd and lies 10 the jail
Of Leonard town, awaiting his trial.
The feeling ofind gnstion Is 10 great ,
that be cannot procure bail. His trial
y fxsd for the 26.h OF this month, and
he has retsined Uol. !. T. Blackstone
ard bio son George 10 defend him.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

The bodies Of The captain, mate and
colored seaman, Of the schooner Johu
Q. AcShane, from Philadelphia for
Alexandra, which went ashore q,
Poin'. IN. Point, In the Chesapeake, have
been washed ashore and taken In charge
by the cit'z .ns. The vessel aud cargo
are \ total loss.
Tho new steamer Fanny Moore. from
Fort Smith, for New Orleans. with 1850
bale Of cotton and o,har freight, was
sunk by . Sag fifty miles below Pine
Bluff, on Wednesday afternoon. Part Of
The cargo nav Be saved. but the vessel is
atotAl loss. She cost abont $40, 900 ard
was On her nrst trip.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

An Explanation Mr.. John Nerrlck
has called npon " to say that The Wm.
T, Beck mentioned in Thursdays Re.
PUbLicAF In an article copied from the
Smyrns Times, h . son of Edward T.
Beck Of Smyrna. After purchasing .
fne Carriage harness and lap robe, be of.
feyed ]. =. Tsgyart 4 Cos. check for
1926, and that after several respectable
men had testified 70 3eck's identity, be
(Merrick) gave him 4 check for 500.
This be says Is all there 10 in bis transac.
tion. aips tsBs5 r.aas.-5
White and yellow onion sets. aud early
Rose potatoes at Buckiughams, Front
and Shipley streets. " 4.F rs
Grand Swedish Ladies vocal qusr.e.te,
In the Opera House, Wednesday evening
utXt. y.H' A.a'l Vlr.5l 10 ~
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
ssssiI,lles slll1sx

CInkITSy SALE.
tS tistus u VIZ ef vendition, Expspas,
6hs objected wiM BE- exposed 70 Publie
eeles - ~ DsfH III eF il6a
HOTEL or wILLIAM 3. HOLLIS.
~ Ts sss,: I Hun
sl, THURsDAY, q
SsgAsisth DAy OF APRIL. ST.
|, re I'll SslosAs D. m. " 'n9 .
tAs followinS described Real Essats, viz:
An thats eeitaip farm or tract of land
knewn % the Forrest Farm and which 10
cs 6ouRss ssndtss ss g "A sss
sussey = bsahdsd and described = fbilOvs.
1ssiaping as ! stake Il the sdss Of ,hs
yapsTs with . full pondeT Noxentown MIN
\ Fond. corner for land, late Of John Lyman
now n John y ,Stasts, from thence with linss
degrees. east sixtys three and eight tenths
psTshes 70 3 st0ns corner 81 lAst aforesaid,
nDnth tarty-two dagloes, ,wese forty -tAsse and
eyelepths percheo to st0ne corner ~ last
eS6resaii, south forty eight degrees east two
hundred and ninety- -6lshs psrchss " stone
eaaee fcr MD StaA0 ianda Of the heitv OF
| Ox1A9 - - ~ 0u0 AQ1MuE W. = 0NA6D UVUX0t0us
from thence with ll0ughten south FORTY
seven dekrees, West fourteen ard six-tenths
pefohes 0a stone col ner tor said Doughteu,
from thence With = line Of said Doughten and
others. south thirty-nine and one quarter
desreess past-seventy two and nys-sspths
kH<hss toA stens In the Pine Tree and
Tewusend btatioa Road nom theaee with
said h0ad towards Townsend station south
sixty.nve and one half degrees west nine Ave
and ave.tenths psrches to . keSy the side
~ satd Road corner f0e lsnds late " Samuel
Mason now OF Van yWageouer, from thence
with the lines qf land oksaid Van Waggoner
rorth four degte4s wesr Twenty-Five psfches
north one ana half oegrees east nine End Two
teDths perches 10 stake corner Aforesaid,
rorth forty.three degrees west eight and hve
tonths perches to static corner = last atOre-
said north 1fty4fOar aud ono half degrees
west elx and seven tontAs perches to stake
" hue Of land late of John Glnn, and
ssv IN and two-tenths psrchss % ! sssss cor. cor.
ner for said Ohm, from thence with ssid
Ginn and line 0f land Of willism BecK
DOfta seven and ono half degrees, eaet
twenty eight and three -tenths pefohes 70 4
este pest, sorner for said Beck, herewith
north f0rty-seven and quarter degrees
vest three hundred and thirty and seven
aforesaid Mili Pond, from thence with the
wstsr. thereof snd binding herewith the
several courses and distanCas ~ the place Of
besinniDg, containing within said bounds,
aons hundred and seventy y-thres acres and
ninety six perches, more or less.
SeiSed and taken imO execution - the pro-
psrty q Passmore H. Mitchell, and to be
s11.,I ID ISAAC GRuBR, Sheriff.
sA''1ss s.,ss Sassi s:sSs ~ IT, 1aa.'''' .p4-d..
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
Special Telegram for tie Repsbliess.
LONDON, April 13.

The latest Eastern advices received TO-
day tre disquieting as the siiitude as
sumed by both Russia and Turkish fore
20 lead to . conviction that war can not
bs avoided. The Russian Embassy is
preparing to leave Constantinople. Tur,
key refuses to prolong the NontsOegran
arm,slice The whole army Of the Porte
10 advancing.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

EsQ. Qa0Gny's Cdses.-pavid Wal
lscs beng troubled with jealousy, thought
that Caleb DENNY should be restrained
In his sociability with Mrs. Wallace.
There being no evidepcs that Caleb had
been too sociable, be was discharged.
lsel Dolbow, seems to be in the very
bad habit Of abusing bis wife and occa.
sionslly beating her, when she Ut last ap.
pesled TO the Justice for assistance. lsrm |
was lined COSTS and held In 5000 10 keep
the peace.
The excavator case which had been
postponed until Thursday night, was
still further postponed until Tues day
evening next.
Acctdent.-About eight O'Clock this
morning, man named Peter Maginis,
who had been taking too much Of the
crltter, stepped into barber shop, when
10 stumbled against the stove, striking
bis head on the front plate, cutting a
cash over his right eye. The proprietor
at once assisted him to the residence Of
one Of his friends, where the wound was
dressed He resides near Richardson's
mills on The New Port pike.
An dmtraliy Case Peter Wright
q Sons Of Philadelphia, have libelled the
British bark Mfzpdh, and the case is
being argued before the U. =. Court, by
Messrs. Ward and Wilson Esqs., of Phi.
afelphis, representing the llbellants, and
BY Mr. Coulson Esq. of Philadelphia,
and B. Nlelds Of this city for the respon.
danfs. Mr.. Flanders. noted Admiral
" lawyer 10 also taking = part in the ar
eument. .D. =
Argument.-Argum ents in ihe case
QfAndrew CrumIish, George &. Lob
dell. William 81. Swift and the Lob,
dell Car Wheel Company, against the
hrst mortgage bondholders of tie vii.
mlngton &Western Railroad Commenced
yesterday before Judge Bradford. and
will continue from day to day until dis.
posed Of. There are several lawyers in.
terested, representing different parties.
Not a Candidate. .-FraucIs E Gala.
CHER. member Of ihe Board Of Educstion
from the Ninth Ward. wishes us 10 state
he 10 not candidate for re election.
Terrapsns.-Ths enterprising fish
dealer. George W. Powell, has . ine lot
Of Diamond Back Terapins at bis stall
IN the Srd street market. Give him q
ealL
ReMovai.-B. Row, the ohrap practicsl
"a or has removed to No. 2H King street,
whore he has uic9 AtOck OF 0ents fnrnvahI~S
goods. Csll and see him II YOU want strong
goed work, shirts or overhsuis. 60 2l7 King
suess' apis 2td
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

N1oTICE. - I, william H. Jack, DO
N hereby give nstiee that shatl .apply
. the judges Of the Court Of General ees-
sions OF the Peace and Jail Dellv. ~ Of the
State Of delaware. In and for the County Of
New Castle, on. Monday, the gth day Of Msy
next, being the frsi Gay of tho May Term,
A. D. !, 1871 for hcense 70 keep an inn @
tavern, mt No . East Third street, IN the
Fourth Nard Of the City OF Wilmington, to
soil intoxicsstng liquoss In less quantities
than one quart, to Be drunk on ,hspremises.
and the following respectable citisenD recon-
ment the said applies ION, 10 wit;
John Otto - JH. B ,uerlander
H D Hickman W P Karr Jr
Massey FIX JacquOtt
John Hansen jas A Hart
p II Piukefton j Albert Todd
W II Brady @ Mes6ick
Heinrich Il Albert Pierce Gould ~
Jos W Hart Joseph Teas
John D Gurtz q B Eaton
james Parker Ut Walker
WIN Gatts jas O Bweattman
A j Hart g. Mammele
Geo Abele WP Knsr .5ti
apll-3td WIN. h. JACK.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
DEoISTER's ORDEH.
REGISTER,S OFFICE,


Now Castle County, April 4th, ls71.5
Upon the application OF ISsc y. DPhtlipS
and Alberto Commons, executors Of J0hnC0m-
mons, late Of Ohristiana Hd., In said County,
decesse 1T 10 ordered and directed by the
REGISTER that tho Executors aforesaid,
give notice Of the granting Of Let.
ters Testanentary upon the Estate Of
tho deceased. with the date o. grant
ing thereof, bv causing advertlsementSto BE-
posted within forty days from the date orsuch
Lettors, In six Of the most public places Of the
County Of New Castle, requiring al perp0ns
having demsnds against the Estate to present
the sanae, or abide BY IN act q Assembly In
such case made and provided. And alao cause
tho same to be inserted within the same period
IN the D1LAwARH REPUBLICAN,, newspa-
per published in Wilmington, and to be con.
tinued therein three weeks. e.s,d
~ Given under the hand and Seal Of
Ills. OAice Of the Register Aforesaid, st
(~>~~ New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid. the day and year above written.
8. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.-Au persons having aclaims
against the Estate Of the dece>sed. must pre-
sent the same duly atIested to tho Execu-
tors on or before A prb 9TH, .. q. lS78,or abide
the Act Of Assembly In such case made and
ISAAC o. PHILIPS, Fsukland Del.
ALBERT COMMONS, ,Centerville Del.
apS Executors.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
FROM EUROPE,
spssss,yor sss HspusIssss.

" Special yoF ~ 1spNSI SIioas "a =, y
3 VIENNA, April s--Ceunt Audfaasy
suggests that the powers maks dsciAra-
tion thas Russia and Turkey assN bcth
dssirous of this armamsnt, and, that ,waR
would Be indefenslble. The J iEward
movement with Russia from KiseheneA
continues. S,., ". ". sss Y, Y
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
FOUND DEAD.
Special 10 tas Rspsbltcas.

r'9'' 10 PorTsvILLr, PA, Aprl 10. =
Reuben Kemmerr, aged IS, a married
man living at St. Clair, Who has been
missing from bis home since Fridav last,
was focnd dead last night, By fishing
party, few miles above 81. Clair, with
bis shfoat cut. c'ftt'
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
SIXTH EDITION.
AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
Sbseisy /, AZ Revv6Eos.. = I

9Ssstss h as R1sssScss. !
wAsxIxorox, D. q, Apsn Is .4-Eisnt.
Con. r. Ranjall detached nom Receiving
ship Wabash end transsd siz months isavo
ofaissnss. Lieut. q. o. Huntsr from Cole
rsdo placed On waiting ordai. cayt. Gss
~. xincoa has bssn Jspnstsd y ~ 'Oon.
moaoss in Navy Atoa NH sf Mansh aRz. q
The President ~ sspphtsl JaeeS ,Bsss-
man y % asssiass Justice supfens ossrs
Of utaA.,t5 IN; ls3s 81 sj 81
WAsHINeTox, April l3s- Il was Il.
pscsed that The discharges from sha
Bureau Of engraving and printing would
be made to-morrow, but III Sscrstary
rcs yet having lime to reviss ,be iiss, tbs
discharge will probably mos bs onade
until Monday o. Tuesday of nSxt week.
The changes In different Buysau prop
sr, will not be made, until The soa Of
next week and viii all dcs from
the first Of May. There viii bs perhaps
over thirty dismisaals from shis quarters
now Chief clerk and sppotdsmsps clark,
will also be appointed BY the nrst of Nay,
both Of whom will be appointed from
outside Of the department.
q. Il. Nhannnn hss hasv sur,acssA
Chiet Justics af the Sur rreme Court 0
Dakota, Y. D. Frackman receiver o
Public Funds u Lake City, Colorado
Henry Oo)ney, register of'laud ofilcs .!
Lake City, and !. Casper Secretary Of
the Territory of Arizona. = !. s1:3' a.,, 4 @
0National Bank notes Received for rs.
dauption to-day, Sl,S04, 900; Internal
Revenue sso4, ,lli.s3; customs s45l, ,7lO.
so. .fNeS,9. si'...sft s., .-.Is a. o..
Uu.s ~ . 4t
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
at2 o'clock. . p. n,

5N 9sf ~ at2 O'clock p. n,
tho following described Real Estate, viz:
[ All that csrtain lot, piece 0rpareelof land
situate in tho city Of Wilmington bounded
and described y fcllowS to wiE Bcsinnine
at the intersection formed BY ths eoutherly
side Of grent street with the westerly side II
CLAY ton street. at 90 feet wide, thence wes-
teriy by the eaid side Of Front street ~ feet
% 4 cQlner, thence a1ntheIlx parallel With
{ Clayton street 14b feet to the northerly side
Of Talip street, Tulip street Il LAID out
parallel with frSnt street. running
Of the width Of forty feet, thence
easterly by the said Tulip street1N fest 70
the aforesaid side of Glsyton street, and
thence thereby northeriy 1is feet to the place
of beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may. Fa' V f1sr -
Seized and taken in execution as the rro-
perty Of William b, Pierce and Peter smith,
Ellen Smith, Alfred Turner ard Julia A..
Gale, tcrre tenants, and tO be sold BY
ISA Az HkUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's Odce, New Castle,
; March "A. 1877. s. mh2o-dts
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
CHERIFF's SALE,


UHERIFF's SALE. ~
BY virtue Of writ Of Levafi Fseiss. 10 ma
directsd, will be exposed to Public Sale, at
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. III sHtrLEY ST. T.,
Kept BY George W. 0rtlip. An the city Of VIII
mington, IN New Castle County, Dslaware,
on ''' J" ~ h.'..' '.Is'' N"h
.r1ff SATURDAY, 't@f
TIE l4th DAY OF APRIL, 1s77,
st2 O'Clock, p. m.,
tho following described Real Estate, viz: n
All that certain lot, piece OF parcel Of land
sitaato In the city Of Wilmington, af0reesid,
bounded and described as f0llows, 10 VIII
Re4tnnlpg st the Intersection Of the ooutherly
side or Lowering avenue and westerly aide 0f
jackson street, thence southerly along said
side or jackson street seventy-eight feet 20 q
corner, thence through the partition wall
forty feet to three fret wide alley, thence
northerly and parallel with Jackson street
seventy. eight feet to lowering avenue thence
Win Lowering avenue forty feet to the place
OF begisnipgs b. the aonfents what they may
with seven brick tEOrst0ry kogses erec,ed
thereon with the use With Others Of the alley
ssised ia tsseSin execution q. the pro-
pertv Of William III. Pierce, and Thop q
Holland. Samuel Wright, n. Bolen, ,benj.
y, Million. Alex. Hoftleth, I. t., and to be
sod by =
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
sheriTs once, Ncx Ca.tie,l
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

J. W. Kendall, prominent contractor
OF Omaha, made an assignment on Wed
nesday. No statement Is yet 4 iven Of
bis liabilities Of assets. 81
A telegram from Rochester. MY.
reports the suspension Of the Bank Of
Avon. Il was owned and condncsed by
George W. Swan. IA
A severe storm ragged on Thursday at
St. Pierre. The French bark Hortense
and tire brig Atlas, were driven Ashore
and will plobaly bee me wrecks. n
;, Two man lcst their lives BY tho
bnrni"g of = lDall hotsl 10 Rosemonl,
Ont, on Wednesday night. m.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

A Church Weddlng.-0n Thursday
morning att o'clock, Jahes, E. Brad.
ford, son Of our we'll known citizen, Jas.
Bradford, led to The altar az st. Peters
church, Miss Philomena Huber, where
they were joined togethe, 10 the bonds
OF holy matrimony. The marriage serv.
ice was performed by Rev. Thomas IA.
Becker, Bishop Of Wilmington, assisted
by Rev. George j. Bradford, brother Of
the groom. James Monaghan acted is
groomsman, aud Miss Sue Murray as
bridesmaid. The happy couple, after
receiving the congratulations OF large
number Of friends, started OH wedding
trip 10 Washington, and on their. return,
they will 70 to housekeeping In . home
already prepared and furnished.
A Narrow Escare.--A gentleman
named Grant, living In VanBuren street
near Reed, bad q narrow escape from
death. Being shoemaker be had q
pegging machine sanding In his shop,
against which be was leaning bis head
while reading newspaper. All at once
VIZ ot"a ~ am " YWtyi #d0 tlcAIQ 8Uu
a ball came crashing Through tie window
pane, and struck the pegging machine
right behind where bis head had been
leaning. Some of the pieces sof glass
struck him on the neck, aud fill down.
his back inside his clothing. He knows,
Lothing Of the guilty parties, as no one
could be found after 1t was over.
The Wilmington Fire department De-
serve great credit for tho way they work
at fires; 80 does Kings Go6d Samaritan
Cough Syrup deserve credit for the way
II removes Coughs aud Colds.
Killed. That yellow dog about which
90 much has been said, was poisoned BY
somebody, and yesterday officer Springer
bad TO shoot him. 9e,'a
WALL PAPER CBHAPHR THAN syxr,--Au
immense stock Of Howell Bros, and ether
makes Of wall pspsr s0r and 10 cts,, por
piece containing yards st 223 Market g.,
J. X. Holt 10 practical. aDi3.ind'
z
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
.r0R SALs o. ESNf.
Tor RENT.

TFo'as RENT: 'i...s S'. +, ...a j l.o..r ..5...
Dwellings No. AZ wsst stsesk pos.
ieaton immsdi9tely. !,
@N s2i Market strset p6ssessioI
tV' lp ~, iMmediatsly.
kobtnSOn Dtyeae poeees-
y, sion immeo oiatcly. v
:. y. - s2e West Oh ltresE poaeea
N I'M Sl0n immediately. ,17
50 East 1th street poaass-
SION tmnedlatsly. y
si"s ~ oprucs street possession
immediately. II
AiIc number Ct Lots IN Brandywina
Also . numbsr sof four and six roo,nsd
houses In different parts VI the city; ncsss,.
sion immediately. Apply to. :
No. 6G6 Market street,
Fos p SEEFF.. e. ------------ y
store 3. =. corner Front and Market sta
Dwelling No. 1l4 West street,
H. 202 W. 9th -
kN ~ 4N Eas Ath. - ~, a.
!" aM aa French :: 41
y a.. 2" ss ~ 43l Bssd. ,
"'e /" = soa M w. Vy?i ish. :.
Also sevsral echer stores. and \ numh~r
OF houses of tour, nvs ana SIX rooms, in vasF
szMUEL W. McoAuLLEr.
North East corner Eighth and Market
s0set' .,u .N. ml6-tf
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
rHE CoMMIssION HEARD FRON

Special Telegram for tas 1epsbjiaes N
WAsHHeroN D. e., April The
President this A. N. received : long
telesraph:c communications from ths
Louisiana Commissio1,'. which Will DO
laid before cabinet. The laitsr will
assemble at noon. it's probably. that
the cabinet may decide to make thp com.
muoication public.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

NOkSALE.-Thres story brick house in
Z the Western part Of the city, contsin ming
rooms, lot lsxaS feet. Prios olsoe, terus
cay. Also numbsr Of small DWELLINGS,
well located, ranging In price from $500, 10
$1,000. hents ard bills collected.
e. II. GREGG. Real Estate AGENT. and
ap7-lwd
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
cHERlFF,s SALE.

SHAER1FF'S SALE. fcg, h.a ,g
i Byvlrtue OF Q writ Of Levasi Fasis to me
attsotsd es sill be exposed 70 Public SALE, It
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, si1sRIPLRY sT.
kert by George W. OrtIip, in the. City Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
On
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
FIFTH ED DITION.
AsHoO TING CASE;
Spseisi zslsoram b ~ 16subj ~

n OH GITYs II; AptiE ~
i David Wikesssl was shot and fatally
injured yesterday afternoon BY tcbn
Parsons fos alleged intimacy iwithths
lassis vie. ParsoD. 4 IN j4i, st; " ss Il &.