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Also, g. $40 other rkRs lard and Ia do hams
MEas TanE-was moderately Acttvc. hut chiefly In
ehanoes, advanced SC per bT1 carly. declined 2t ant
closed 5c lover than the previous evening. salcs
reported Of 10o bss cast! ut st3 t o.70 tra actler
juno at s1a a3k&sl3.s1; n 1su hr!s seller July At
sl3s0&i3. 70. 1.Oup br!s seller August At si971'4a
II e.; snd so brl. sellcr septembe5 at Ei!n1 Total!
cszh seller My, la33N 3ITa q tc1ier June, iIl3
t1h2H sellrf July nn. vi. ~ u. TN seller AuEnt.
Prime mtsa was quoted At STA. 50ai2.1a, AMI rxtsx
prime do Anl1 fiU0 hrI4I At eD.GG.
lAnp-Wh9 Gnlc&, with attflc change In pr(rfa and
closed shAde caser Gha the pfCyt11s evening". Rales
Tcte rcrortcd Of ~, ics sc!ler tne nt - ocsn p,
GtED tca Keller july At 80 :t3D 37x. and 40 secr
August nj Soak. Totn 4. III tes. Tho market
eo.rd taMc Il ~ % ~ ras seller May 60. 1sA
p32k secr June, 80. 31 seller july and To. .40t
Q. ~ Keller August.
ME,lT3-Wctr sfnID and unchanged. vrry ].tste was
done except In changing over hut the offerings
nor 1arfc 70 TINT quotations wern sastatned sates
II u sno,:fs A. s TT ss'sr = II 5
An9uat, md ~ 2, hnyer A9s1ls- tbs market euscd
, 1877-05-28


BRITISH ExronTs no TIN UNITED STATES.
The f]u1cau Ut Statistics furnishes the following
statement Of the exports from Great I,rtan 10 this
country for tho four months ending 30th Of April,
1H7ft AND fH77.
, 1877-05-28

TURrENT1NE.
w1Lxisnron. May A,.-sPintrs sTuRrkxrtx1-stcady
1nH
, 1877-05-28

PROVISIONS,
fI01 PRODuCTs-were slow except in transfers
from month 10 another tclieY In pork,, and tend.
cd to further dcclino In prices though tho feeling
tteadicr. There great change in hogs hero
provisions In Liverpool, but the persistent abaencc
Of anything like ttrc1y shirpaR demand Weighed on
the hands Of holders. An6 made local hn5crf wAty.
Tho following table cxhihits Tho shipments OF rfoys
ions In detail Tor The week ending stay 1t:
, 1877-05-28
RAILROAD I'll ME TAsyl.f.,
ARRIVAL hND DEPARTURE Or TRAINS TRAINS

Exp,onatMfan M y 1eGtrsncs. Mgrs.-t Saturday or.
rive 8unday att q. III. sDAIlv. "
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
Ticket Onlcea q Clarkst. tsherman Housc) mi 4.
tlu lrIr0tH. | ~
, 1877-05-28

Menu0ta, 0ttawa Ani etre@toft 7.;5 H. i 7:4a pn+
tnun4 OTTAWA and HtrcAtoF &:1h siO.IU
!t0CA!tu !lGuqHa &s!1nH Elkf t:Hl H. Ill., va 1
!toGkftl UbtGnc &S1oux CITY D;SU D, III = 7:1l
Pacific ExpEesA for Omaha and '.
Kansas CITY isi0:30 M $40 ..
Pacific Might ExpTeA1 for| !
nmal!a. Kansas CITY, AtclI-
la1f, VI. Jos, and 1000 p, N. Gas m.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

ShamefM.-About 0 O'Clock, on rhuts,
day evening while a colored man Wis
walking along Second street, betwe{n
Shipley and Orange streets, three young
men (or boys) steppsd up 70 him, push.
ing him up against thewall Of dwelling
beat him In shocking manner, causing
tho blood to flow from . cut on his. facf.
The colored man followed murder
thereby bringing to his as,istance Nd.
John Richardson, who was passing neat,
and who he at once went TO the colordd
mans aid. The cowardly assailants ind
medlately fed. "
Before Esquire Frazier. james Boul.
den, col, on the charge Of comm ltting
an assault aud battery on Laura W ilmtr :,
who had been living with him a. mis-
tress or housekeepsr, Laura said after
she had gone out washing for nearly o
year and keeping him, be being there
out Of work, that ~ soon ~ he got en-
pleyment again, be wouldn't give ber
anything towards The household expen.
ses, and hence the difficulty. He paid
bis foe ef6 cents and costs, and was dis'
N issed. @ e.
S.of ia delegation ftomStar OF Beth
lehem Division proceeded TO New Port
last evening, by request, whore large
temperance meeting was bald. Speeches
were made BY Rev. James 81. Smith and
J. Silman, P. =. Blake, R. q. Anderson,
John Fisher, L. W. Magruda. At the
close Of the meeting sufficient names
We're added to the iist to erect the fourth
cclored Division In this State. Move.
ments viii be made at once for colored
Grand Divisi0n. sa
A prayer meeting will be heM at Asbury
y. e. Church, this (Frtday) evening, atT.9o
o'clock. All iss cord iAlly invited " attend.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
(6noeeasof 70 Joasph Fo1t,l

IA N ORDINANCE to amend IN ordnance
"A entitled can ordinance 70 prevent the
erection Or removal oe frame buildings witn-
In certain limits Of this City.
Be 1t 0rdxined by tho City Council Of Will
minglon, Section that the ordinance ent-
tied An Ordinance to prevent tile erection Or
removal vi franc buildings within certa IN
limits Of this City, " passed November Is,
1856, be and the same IL heAsby amended As
follows:
the words, "thence along this line and
Adams street to Gilpin Avenue, thence along
Gilpin Avenue to Dupont street, thence
alOng DUP ont street to The westerly boan.
dary line Of the city," and in lieu thereof
insert the following 'thence along this line
and Adams street to tho southerly side Of
said Brandywine Greek, thenoe along
said side Of said creek to DUPONT street,
thence along DUPONT street to tho south
westerly boundary line OF the City"
Passed ut the Gity Hall, April l1th, 1871.
M. l.. LlOHTENSTn Elm, President:
VIM. H. FOULK. Clerk. sp1s-df
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

The hamilton Mill at Paterson,
N. j., one Of The principal wooden shawl
mills of the country,n was burued on
Thursday The mill employed two hund-
red hands, all of wsom escaped. Less
| $75, 900. The DaDforfh locomotive works
adjoining took fire, but the flames
were promptly extinguished. AT Pom
eroy, Ohio, "Wednesday night, twenty
i've business houses and residences
were destroyed by fire. Loss 500, 900.
Hendersons Hotel, at Rosemont On
tario together with all the OUT
buildings, was burned W. dnasday
night. John Hare, bailif, aud .
traveller named Luan were burned
to death. The loss is about SIC. 900,
The centennial tboard If flrance met
at Philadelphia on Thursday and resol.
we'd not to make application 10 the Gov.
ernment for the restitution Of the million
and a.half appropriation, but directed its
officers 70 communicate with the treasu-
ry officials and make payment at the
earliest periods practicable.
A Wisconsin man who had been in
duced by Western papers to go 70 Fiori-
da, and start an orange factory, passed
through Atlanta,a correspondents says,on
his way home. His breeches we're har-
messed TO him by ore suspendsr, aud be
stood up to . free lunch counter with an
air of a man who knew his rights and
dared maintain them. o,hF
Engineer Thomas Pemberton caught
his foot In guard rail while coupling
cars at Amsterdam, N. r, on Thursday,
and before be could extricate 1t he Was
killed.
At Oakland Park, San Francisco, on
Thursday, Lady Amanda won the trot-
ting race, over Councils Bluffs, Wheally
and Jake, In 3,3S4 and SAIL.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

"About this time,"'as the almanac
makers have 1t, the red wagon comes
into town, and the bill boards xre adorn-
ed with pictorial works In gorgeous COL
orr, depicting 'Fierce Forest FIends' and
desert Demons,' not forgetting the ath-
letes In tights, and pretty lady riders In
short clothes. The most staid newspa-
pers are illutrated with Beasts, Birds
and beauties and evsry fellow In town
who has got girl invites her to attend
the great moral show, examine the ele-
plants trunk, and Gee the camel get his
back up because the ostrich presents his
bill to tho The man In the ticket wagon
admission fifty cents, children half
price. 1t 10 dangerous thing though,
II you bnt know 1t, to take your girl
10 see the show, and we warn you be-
fore O O'Brien gets here. She may be so
thin that she can't mako . shadow, but
when she hears the old clown she will
grow 20 fat that the big womans clothe
10 the side show won't ct her.
Some old curmudgeons are always
harping on tie 'sarcus' Of their boyhood
day-why the little affairs they had in
their .grsndfather's days didn't cost so
much to run ~ 1t does to feed O'Brien's
mules, and the amount ofmOney be pays
out in Z month 10 make no mcntlon what
he takes In, would have sstonished the
antique manager - our taxes do those
who settle the bills. 1t has been said
that nothing beats sizes but . miracle, ,
and John O'Brien's new enterprise Is
something hard 10 equal; for when
Dansger merges six shows In one, he
exhibits nerve which not only deserves
but commands success. For In amuse-
ments, ~ In more practical matters, We
are like the IrishmAn who In Purchasing
the boots said: 'never mind the siEa, give
the biggest you can for the money
The big show 10 announced In another
column to appear In this city, and the
small bills will tell yon all about It. II
you find that your girl has engaged to 60
to the big show with another fellow,
why 60 ana got another fellows girl and
yet even. Buy peanuts, lemonadr, AMI
candy for her, and your future happiness
may be the result, and whe Knows but
you may name the first horn john o..
Brien, in honor Of the famous an NAL im
ported ard smusemept monopolist.
It exhibits In this city on Tuesday tho
17tb Just.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

Social.-At an invitation from How
ard M. jenkins, former Editor OF the
Commercial, al his old employees, met
at his residence lsst evening and enjoyed
themselves until late hour. The even.
ing was spent in social conversation,
and music. Refreshments In abundance
were served, and much credit is due Mr..
and Mrs. jenkins, for their successful ef.
forts to make the employees Of the Com.
msercial, spend happy evening. F. G.
and Henry Ferris, with their violins and
Charles Shields with bis flute, also con.
tributed much to the enjoyment Of the
occasion.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
,Datlp 1&epubltca,1.
rFor ne Republican,
Is 1T RIGHTS vr,

MxssRs. EDITORS: why does the
els,k Of The market prohibit Mr. Aalon.
sy, who keeps small store at Chestnut
send VanBuren streets, from selling .
few oranges, lemons and eggs, on King
street, while he allows Pennsylvania
trader named Stephenson, and scors Of
Maryland traders, such ~ Mr.. j. Thomp.
ron, Kennedy and Miller and Others, to
lell Without hiDdIance.
NJ An, IL come to this pass that because
! sIis 10 unfortunate As to own q
.tt's city property, pay county and city
&laxes, take out license and conform to
'Rh tho requirements that 60 TO make up
: good cllizsn, and last but not least vote
for our worthy Mayor and help exalt
him to his present position, that
because Of all this simply Ills misfortune,
In being q tax paying citizen, that he is
not allowed the privilege granted TO
foreign traders, had better sell out and
move down amid the barrens of Mary.
land, and from thence sally forth and
take possession Of our streets, as men
who have no farther interest in the pros.
'perlty Of our city than to carry half Of
every dollar they can filch from our peo.
plA are Aelers, whose weekly visits are
TO Be courted, while eur own people are
to be trowned' down on.
The street market ID and WAS intended
for larlnersxnd truckeFS. We build store.
houses jor dealers 10 do business In and
The reason Why, 10 many are Idle to-day
II becauae o1r MAYOR has 70 far failed
" und4rstAnd the intsresis Of tho people
Who elected him to rule over thsm.-
Ths streets were originally intended to
enable citizens and others TO move about
from placs to place, to facilitate business
not % trsfac In. 1er'
All business BY citizens and dealers
should be done 10 store-heuses, and
when our Mayor nnderstands bin duty
n eDforcs the ordinance, then prosperity
will dawn upon 10, demands viii spring
up for ltotes, building will commence,
and ths poor mechanic and hborer will
sgain have work. F
va once had ! Clerk Of the Market
fho did biz duty,let the chips fall where
viii, and then we had order and
SsF In our markets. DEALER
80
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
SECOND EDITION.
s,lasIl,
MaEIxas THIS EvEH1xo

WeN4 Ledge. I. q. Of G. T., Sixth ana
AaFk(ttIeeis,
IaiI4H Lodgs, No. ., 1. o. o. r. i. ut Odd
TelloUDs Hall. =.
gcls1.bia Lodge, No. %, O. o. r., Odd
FslIoWH Hall.
washington Council, No. :, o. U. A. NJ,
ct MeShanics' Hall. n -
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. o, t. A. M. at
u. O.p. A. M. Hall. I'll Market street.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, I. o. b. NJ, ct Red
Exst!slor Lodge, K. Of p, at z. Off.
Hall ~ Market street.
Waysington Camp, p. o. Q. Of L., At MO
P6nser Council, No /, 6overelgn's Of In
duSttvs at NcOiarv's BuildIna
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

N1OTIOE-I, Maurice Fagas, do hereby
IN give notice that 1 shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court of General Sessions OF
tho Peace and Jail delivery Of the State OF
Delaware. in and for the County Of New
Castle, on Monday, the 7th day Of May
next, being the first DAY Of the May Term.
A. H.. 1877. tor Q license to keep an inn Or
tavern at No. 1O5 Shipley str OF.
in the First Ward Of the city Of " ilmington,
10 sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than ono quart, to be drunk on the premises
and the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application to wit:
Herfy Bradley John Long
Thomas j Bennett James A Wilson
L W Palmer Geo II Marple
Edward Hart Jos LOwbor
John Jones Geo Steinicken
r, We'll John Green
dec " Bacon A M Donald
j Gunther VIM 7 Glenn
Daniel McCusker VIM Lewis
james Monaghan Jos McClain
Patrick hughes Henry linRs
Jacob Keinle Michael Lally
Wn Kyne Francis Il. Kelley
apis std MAURICE FAGAN.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
DEATHS,

CALLAWAY.-Athi his residence In this city,
On Wednesday evening, l1th inst, the Rev.
Burial services 10 tho Old Nwede'o church
ct 1 O'Clock, on saturday afternoon.
The Reverend clergy and friends OF tho
family are respectfully invited to Attsnd.
HAWTHORN.-rn white CLAY Greek Hun.
dred, on the 1lth inst, Mrq. Sarah Haw.
thorn, IN tho 81th ysaF Of her sge.
The friends and relatives Of ths family are
invited 70 attend the funeral from tho resi-
o. Saturday atternoon, at ono O'Clock, +
proceed to white Olay Creek church eems-
tery. &#
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
.HERIFF'S SALE.

SnEnAE . o AAHs
Ry virtue of writ Of Levari Facias, to ne
directed, will be exposed to Public sale, st
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Al sHIPLEY ST.,
kept by George ". Ortlip, in the city Of Will
mington, New castle County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE 2sth DAY OF APRIL, 1877,
at2 o'clock, p. m,
the following described kesl Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land and two story
brick dwelling thereon situate in the said
city Of Wilmington, bounded and described
% follows, to wit:
Beginning at the westerly side Of Windsor
street between eighth and N inth streets, at
the distance OF twO-hundreo and thirty one
fact inches more or less from tho southerly
side Of Ninth street. thence westerly parallel
to Ninth street through the centre Of the
party wall between this and adjoining dwell
ing on the north, now conveyed to william
Hector, ss feet to the easterly side Of . Ave
teet wide alley Communicating WITH tads,I isns VI
Madison street, thence southerly along said
essterly side OF tho first mentioned alley and
parallel to Windsor street "A feet to corner,
thence easterly parallel to the first mention
ed line and Ninth street through the centre
OF the party wall between this and the ad-
Daniel H. Kent eighty-eight feet 10 the
aforesaid westerly side Of windsor street, and
thence thereby northerly IA feet to the rlsee
Of beginning, be tho contents thereof what
they may.
Seixed and taken in execution - tho pro
perty Of AnHie Maria PuHneli surviving
''s's0r and iss2o sas e ssUSs, E ;s's Sheriff
1herifrs ONCE, New Castle,l
April II, 1877. ap1S-du
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

resentative money, there are two
means employed first, the notes Is.
sued TO any one planter must not ex.
Ceed q certain sum, whatever may be
the value ofthe land; second, every
planter ID obliged to pay back in the
public Office every year ons-tenth Of
his notes. The. whole is thus paid of
in ten years, after which it Is again
allowed him to take outnew notes to
half the value Of his land"
This was the monetary systsm un:
der which the American colouists
prospsred 30 es to cause Burke to say
Of them: sar @~
'Nothing in the history Of the
world is like their progress
twas . wise and beneficial system
and worked for the benefit Of the
people,, Take the case of an industri-
ous family, driven by persecution or
misfortune to seek refuge in the
wilds Of the new world; with their
scanty means they purchased a tract
Of land. Many years of hard labor
privation and anxiety would have
been necessary to bring that family
into q state Of decent competency had
they been required to purchase gold
and silver BY labor and by produce of
labor before they could effect other
improvements Of their property. But
half the value of his Ia nd W as advan-
ced to the head of the family in notes,
which circulated as money. With
thess he conld hire labor and pur-
ohase implements and cattle, and thus
when without these notes one acre
could be cleared, cultivated and stock
ed in 8 year, ton would, by the assist
ance Of the paper money advanced, be
reclaimed from the forest and render
Cd productive. .
This hope entered the dwelling of
the poor emigrant; ten years found
him with the whole debt paid, the
owner Of . happy home, and the kind
hand of . generous government
stretched ont still to advance to him
again one-half Of the increased value
Of his land, and thus enable him to
clear the forest, and settle his child
rem i'd new h mes. By this system .
ret Of miserable outoasts" were con-
verted into . happy, 'ontented, and
prosperous people.
Contrast this with a number Of years
in which financial panics have taken
place in our country, in the endeavor
to make . coin basis. Let US look to
1890, 1885 to 1845, 1857, 1861, 1878 to
the present writing, with. the times of
paper money, 1s6s-1S7s, when every
body had money and was paid for
their labor; there was not one mer-
chant In Market street who cried that
be did not do business enough to pay
rent; but such a J is universal now,
'tis In vain that men do look for tho
wsather to clear up and for the sun to
shine forth, the cry was tall will be
well when tho political cauldron would
be cleansed, "but such ID not the case,
the cause II still in existence, and the
s1set must be tho sama. The crash
hAa not come yet. ANoN.
April II, 1877.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

NLOTHES CAREFULLY WASHED
~ Cheap ~. and with especial care, and
attention by two ladies. They Will be called
for and delivered. ADDRESS BY letter or 9TH
erWise No.. col Bennett street, between
Churcn and spruce streets. & apl3-3td
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
lTlLLANoTHER HEDuoTloN.
kNTERPRISE COAL.

I The Pursst. Cleapsst and Handsomest Of
any In the market. FSf .4
TO enable the patronS Of tho late Joseph
Fout and the public generally, 70 purchase 2
Saperi,r coal for their Winsef's supply -
greatly reduced pricea I an now ofering
1Gterprise and other choice Goals Tor Casn
- Flows, s5 y. ~ y y
Broken. Egg, stove ara small ssOvs s4.lb
and Nut 44s6 80 per ton. M
FRANK ID. CLAYTON
(ancssasor To Joseph Fo1t,l \,
n n OySIcs, O1Axa1 Axp WARM sr1xnss.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

5Svs 5Svs y. Mako Ma1e tpe opening
Isaiah starr The ilrst speaker related
BIZ experience % . drunkArd In 4
very feeling manner. For many years be
had staggered up and down the streets,
/ snd laid In the CUTTERS Of Wilmington,
20 bad been hned and confined in these
cells for drunkenness. .rr !.
Three years ago be had been Initiated
into . Division of the Sons Of Temper.
ance, ,vhsn under the in6uepce Of drink.
had kent the pledge, was converted and
stood before them, - . monument Of
Gods grace, only saved from the appe.
tie for strong drink bat also that Of
tobacco.
The doxology VA then sung led by
Rev. AID. Davis, when Rev. John
Whits was Introduced and made . few
remaiks expressing his gratihcation in
seeing The larger numbsr OF intelligent
aud leading citizens present, and tho
great interest now being taken BY oil
classss in the cause Of temperance.
crock Of Ages" was then sang, led by
W. D. Pickels, when Mr.. Wells reques
ted Rev. o. n. Fegg TO make = few re-
MARKS. a MAJ 4.
MI. Pegg arose In the audience and
said that be Wae IN entire sympathy
with this work, and was ever ready to
lend helping hand but as be recently
spoke and. WAS not DOW 10 speaking
! trim, and ~ there WAS one present from
his native State that be and The people
were anxious 70 bear, he would now De.
cline In his favor. g. ...,,
X Ths pledge was then circulated through
tie congregation aud q number Of sigma.
tpres obtained, when II vss xscertaiDed
tha. about 1400 names were enrolled.
George N. butcher Of M&ss. was then
Introduced who made ono Of the most
telling and effective Temperance speeches
ever delivered In Wilmington.
Mr.. Duschsr IL an able Temperance
orator. Hls appeals 70 drinking men
were pathetic and truly lrresistlble.
The scene that followed the close Of
his speech can not be described. As Mr..
butcher took bis seat, Dol. John II.
Moore arose and Ssaid that for many
years be had been q drpnkard, and no
one knsw what he had suffered. He bad
passed through ffsquent attacks Of deliri.
nm tremuDs, aud had a. good parents 10
any man IN Wilmington. y
No man had . bstter wiie or more
lovely children that be, and that he was
hesptng disQrace upon Them, and was
ashamed Of himself. Hs said that when
be was about going out 8 day or two ago,
his little daughter looked up into Bis
face, and said "Papa dort' drink" that It
had pierced him 10 tho heart. Rev. !.
l. Crouch then offered up On earnest
prayer, IN his byhalf, many IN the con.
gregatfon heartily responding TO bid fer.
vent petiti0ns, while tho whole cpngrega,
lion were bathed in tears. . ,..b
4 Namhers then came forward and
sigDed lHe PLEDGE, among whom was
lavld Lemon, EsQ., who sa'd 70 Col.
Moore, that be signed becanse he (Mr.
Moore, lad sIgned. Mr.. Wells stated
that Nj. butcher would speak every
evening this week, sand ip .hp Opera
House nsxt Sabbath st 8 P, n. The
meeting was closed with The bsned'c-
tion BY Rsv. NJ. Marks. NJ sIA
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13
Local Brevities

Sun rises 6.24. e(e
Advertise now. "{e
Sweet potatoes u, so do.
The sprinkler ID wanted. %
Days are growing longer.
Time enough for straw hats.
Advertise In the REPUBLICAN.
Don't put away your stoves yet.
The circus bills attract attention.
Apples are now selling at 81 per bar.
rel.
Spring has advanced % far as the vic.
lets. -
Prepare 10 turn up your nose at gar
licky butter. II
Farmers are rolling up their sleeves in
active earnest. }
Property can be bought cheaper than
IL can be built.
Early Rose potatoes at IS so per barrel
or 81 Is per bushel.
Can card player be told by The way
he shuffles bis feet
Files boquet; the best 5 cent segars In
the city, 213 King St.
The penalty for aching bass before
the lst of July Is $40.
The Fame Actives are po,ting bills for
their first Of Nay picnic. ..,e
The prettlest trimming for women,D
bonnet ID pleasant face. s
Oar business men are inquiring attsr
our local brevlty column.
Shed your winter under duds, and
give the doctors chance. S38
lfyou build this spring, give the work
to your home merchanics.
just now the fields are Fenian thsy
are swearing Of the green." II, es.
Tbs Quaker Assembly will give one ot
their delightful hops, on The 21th Inst. XII
Attention Smokers, Fila 2lS King
Street has the best 5cnt segar In tho city
The city government are having ths
hre plugs unpacked, now that ths cold
snap 10 over.
Baltimore wood burnt lime y Tie bet
for white washing, It McCesmicks, S.ss
Z. cor, Seventh and Jefferson ri
BARRIERS new soap, manufactured NJ!
Eavason, Philadelphia, for sale By Tay.
lor d Fullerton, Druggists, S02 King
street. IA
All persoDs Afflicted with Neuralgia1
or Rheumatisn, should consult DR.
Towns office, Maryland Avenue aud
Linden street. 3]
We do not give glass ware but do ely1s
: better quality for your money ol n I
g6as H1d Ef0Ceff6s, &c nc C0fmfck 3. y.
cor. Seventh and Jefferson.
The Hon. Harry Sharplsy accompab,
led BY Henry q. Turner, Esq, has been
making quite On extended tour amongst
our public schools, for the last few days.
We hope that everything 10 In prime Dr.
der and the teachers - pleasant ~ in
days Of yore.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-13

The new proprietor ofthe Tycoon Tea
Co, No. III West Second street, near
Orange, II much pleased to learn from its
patronage generally that their Teas and
Coffess are much superior than many goods
sold In this city, both in price and quality.