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Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
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THIRD EDITION.
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The time is drawing near when
another election Of vast import will be
held and although the Republicans Of
DelayaN by reason Of the situation In
which they unfortunately are placed,
are making very little effort and need
encouragement. Think deeply friends
upon the situation. Is the cause for
which We contend just II so be not
dismayed in mans extremity. We be-
lieve It is Gods opportunity, he hav-
ing given US and is constantly teaching
us the truth Of his words, which, when
spoken must come to pass. Had We to
rely upon mem works, very frequent
ly they fail for they are mortal, but
how are VIZ to Judge of the justness OF
the cause Of the Republicans through
the faithfulness of the majority of the
aforesaid in tbs con ress Of our boasted
nation, a portion OF its citizens hav.
been granted the privilege of elective
franchise, which the blighted intellect
Of some who have derived to be Ia ac-
cord with the constitution Tor certain
reasons, among which the principal,
We suppose To be that Of receiving and
'disbursing the finance in whatever
manner a majority may think proper,
but ~ there are a power behind the
Government to back the same. Speak
ing III tones louder than the rumblng
thunder, and is speaking through th
nortals that assemble in the congres
!sional halls, that out OF one blood all
nations that grace the earth was made.
Men have lived in this State wh,l
have thought and spoke Of infrriority
OF the negro, but they are gone. The,
have lived who have proclaimed un
constitutionalllty Of Ihd toned
but are not found. We admit of it,
jus:ness, We further believe that God
ing Just, will he not do " hat he hath
promised, We certainly cannot believe
otherwise. Republicans believing our
eau o just, do your duty. Go t.
the polls all who are entitled to vot,
md after you have done all that is
"ithn your power leave the event In
the care of a once oruuifed redeemer,
and III is the one only that can open
and no man can shut, and shut and no
man can open, for men write principles
fight and die Tor them, anything but
live for them. As Republicans let u
live for them and believing them Just
we need not fear. Ell. A,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
4 Dsy 81 Thssks91vfss--Rssclas
NJ elNa ~ the Rreslaeai.

Y
WAsHIx0Tos, Oct. 3l.--The Presjd.p,
has issued the following proclamation
ssttlus apart Thursday, Nov. 2s, a. -,
day Of Thanksgiving;
By ihe Hesideni n tho Usitsd States Of
America--A Proclamation; The rscut.
renee Of that season At which II Is tb-
habit Of our people to make deyout AMI
public confession OF their constant d.
psndsnc- upon the Divine favor for All
the good gifts OF lie and happiness and
Of public peace and prosperity exhibit,
In the record Of the year abundant r.a.
sons for our gratitud. and thanksgiving
Bxuberant harvests, productive mine,
ample crops OF the staples Of trade and
manufactures hav. enriched the couu.
try.
"The resources thus furnished 10 our
reviving industry and expanding CON.
msrcs are fastening tn. day when dis.
cords and distresses, through the
length and breadth of the land, will
under the continued favor Of Provid-nc.
have given way to conGdenc. and
energy and assured prosperity. Peac.
with all nations has been maintained
unbroken, domestic tranquility has
prevailed, and the institutions Of liberty
and Justice which the wisdom and vir.
tns OF our fathers esta tablished, remain
the glory and defense OF their children,
1.-THE general prevalence OF tn. bles.
sings Of health through our wide land
has made more conspicuous the suffer.
ings and sorrows which the dark
shadow Of pestilence has cast upon A
portion Of our people. This heavy af.
Fiction even the Divine Ruler has ten.
pered to the suffering communities in
the universal sympathy and succor
which have flowed TO their relief, and
the whole nation may rejoice In the
unity Of spirit in our people by which
they cheeifully share one anothers
bu rd-ns.
"Now, therefore. !, Rutherford B.
Hayes, President Of the United States, /
do appoint Thursday, the 2sth day Of
November next, as a day Of national (
thanksgiving and prayer, and l recon.
mend that, Withdrawing themselves
from secular cares and labors, the peo.
pie Of the United States do meet together
'n that day in their respective places
If worship, there to give thanks and
praise to Almighty God for His mercics
md to devoutly beseech their continu.
'ncs. In witness whereof | have here.
INTO set my hand and caused the seal (
o bs affixed. Done at the city of Wash.
ngton this 30th day Of October, In the
tear Of our Lord on. thousand eight
'nndrsd and seventy eight, and Of the h
Independence OF the United States the
o3d r. b. Hayes.
ny the President:
WM. N. EvARrs. Secretary OF STATE, E
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
iSsAvsasAsgshss saiss~l
sEvo.nED .PssCopAL suppEu

ose TheasoaA Peepls vsa asa UeSDI
sssns ysasuSsats Len.
Before last night arrived, the man.
ayers Of the big Reformed Episcopal
supper which vas to bs givsn, had
ceased to sell any more tickets "a II
would bs impossible 10 feed oil who
might favor them with their presence.
A thousand tickets had besn sold, many
Of which they knew would not be used
and a few more were Afterwards sold at
the door. In consequence of such q
rush, a lively time snsued from half
past five O'Clock In the evening until a
little after ten o'clock. The supper
room In rear Of the main audisnce room
was very tastefully fsstooned with flags
and q liberal profusion Of flowers ap.
pearsd to great advantage on the seven
tablss which had been spread for the
occasion. About s o'clock the City
Cornst Band marched into the main
audience room and discoursed lively
tunes during the remainder Of the
evening.
p The first table was served precisely
at 8 o'clock, l42 being accommodated a,
one time. About every half hour q
table was served until I. WAS found that
9s4 had been fed and yet there we're q
good many articles left. There was
considerable rushing at times TO get IN
the tables, hut every body kept In
good humor and the affair passed of
Ths walters upon the
tables, both ladies and gentlemen, d..
serve the highest praise for their strict
and polit. attention TO their guests. II
any went away hungry II was their own
fault. Besides the tsa which was
drank II took % pounds Of coffee to sup.
ply the demand for that beverage.
Mrs. Hull did herself great credit IA
'ofIse maker. The supper was AZ good
~ most suppers for which SO cents are
paid, and a little starving would b.
beneficial to the person who would find
.Ault at such a supper for only rs cents.
rhe friends Of the new church were in
capital good humor at the success of
heir enterprise, and the pastor Rev. |
dr. Estlin, shook hands with every
ody and made hosts Of friends. The
npper was Il grand success and We are
lad to know they nettsd q handsome
mount for the infant church.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
DIED.

CRANSTON. On the lst inst Sarah Leila,
youngestt daughter Off W. and Jennie y.
Cnnston, aged years and s'nonths.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence Of her mother. 7l9 East Seventh
street, on Monday afternoon. Services at the
house at 2 o'clock, to proceed 10 the Newport
cemetery.
VANDFHRIFT.-At Newark. Del. on the
3ist ult., Enoch 7. Vandeyrift, In the Goth
year Of his age. ...
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from
his late residence, at Newark, on Sunday, the
Sd inst, at 1890 O'Clock, a M, TO proceed TO
st. James church, Stanton.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
The Cause Of the Outbreak or Vel
low Fever

in New Orleans seems to have been dis.
covered beyond doubt. The New
Orleans Times, in recent issue, states
that it has found that 1900 loads Of
kitchen garbage, which had been haul,
ed to the dumping grounds by the city
carts, had been brought back by CON
tractors and uSed to fill up streets in
the front of the city. This operation
has been going on during the past year,
and was in progress on the outbreak Of
the epidemic, and as the disease first
appeared iust at that point, it is more
than probable that the avarice of the
contractors was the cause Of the present
terrible pestilence.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
For the Republican.
RichardsOn's Drain Pine,
WILSIyGToN, 10th Mo. llth, 1877,

avn ' A''"' i0'0
have examined Richardson Paten
Carbonized Drain Pipe, and consider ii
good article. Its smoothness, straight.
ness and uniform inside caliber mus,
commend it at once; and with ordinar J
car. in cementing the Joints, it mus
become stronger than if made in con
tinuous pipe; and in time, if proper
care is taken in its manufacture and
good material used, it must superced,
the Terra Gotta Pipe.
For pavements, windows and door
sills steps, ,oIllumn,, pillasters, brackets
drip stones and all such purposes,
think it must in a great degree take the
place Of dressed stone.
| can show a specimen of cement
work in my yard which has been ex.
posed continually for eleven winters t.
the rain and fr st, and which appear.
to day as perfect as when frst made.
ALLEN GAwTHROP.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM b. HOLLIS.
At Townsend, In App0guinimink Hundred
New Caste County, Delaware, on
MONDAY,
THE llTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1878
At2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
A u that certain tract, piece or parcel OF
land situated In Appoquinmink hundred
nfoGesaid, binding on Ike public road leading
from Prices Corner to Delaney Chapel nd.
joining lands OF John X. Reese, --Alex.
andor, heirs of Butler and others, the metes
and bounds Of which are as follows, to wit =
Beginning al u large stone In the public road
aforesaid being corner Tor lands OF Alexnn.
der, thence with said road south 5degrees and
~ minutes east 222 perches to a stake by the
Rrn OF Papan Branch a corner for John K
Price, hence with said Price north 81 degrees
east l2O perches to an old spanish oak stump
near spring, thence north 3l5 degrees west Il
perches to a stake in the cripple. thence south
1914 degrees west II 2-l0 perchcs to Il stake,
thence with the lands OF the heirs of Butler
north 1871 degrees west 1876 uerches to u stone
thence with the same east ~ O. 10 perches To a
stone, with the same north II degrees west ~
4.l0 perches to corner stump Of Alexander's
thence with the same south s6A degrees west
u $40 pereies 10 n stone, with the same north
~ degrees west " perches to the place Of be-
ginning, containing l39 acres Of land, branch
and cripple, be the same, more or less, having
thereon frame dwelling, barn and Out-build-
iDys.
Seized and taken in execution ms the pro.
wife, and t. Is, and to he sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherift's office. New Castle, Oct. 10, 1873
oct26
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
A Delicate Operation.

Police officer Josiah Mccall, who has
been troubled with supsrhuous growth
of false membrane over the pupil of botl,
eyes, had an operation performed upon
him on Tuesday afternoon which was a
su cessful one Drs. Mckay, Maull,
Dunning and Ogle were the physicians
who performed the operation.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
lireenhAck Meeting.

We are informed that very large
Greenback meeting was held at Hockes.
sin last evening, the school house being
crowded. W. b. Jackson presided.
Forcible addresses were made by
John q. Jackson candidate for Congress,
A II. Wild candidate for the State Sen.
ate. and }. s. Row botham.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
Premium Sausage,

1t is generally conceded that the sau-
sage and scrapple sold by Otley Yer.
non in the Third and Eighth streets mar.
k-ts would take the first premium be
fore any committee in our city. Give
them trial and judge for yourselves.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
A Chapter OF Sin.

The following Is the report of the
Chief of Police for the month of Octo.
ber:
Assault and battery, 8 drunkenness,
So disorderly conduct, So; vagrancy,
10 indecent exposure Of person, re-
ceiving morey under false pretenses. 4 ;
larceny, trespass, ; abusive Ian
guage, 2 receiving stolen goods, | ;
committing nuisance. ] total, 146.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS,
ID X. ROBINSON 4 CO..
BANKER Il BROK ERS
n. y. Cor. Fourth and Market.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

FOR SALE.
b shares Gas stock, 20 shares Of Farmers sanl
Stock.
8 shares Wilmington n Brandywine b'nk st'k
shares First National Bank stock
WANTED.
10 shares Masonic Hall stock.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stock
boryht and sold on csmmissiOn Every facil.
" afforded for persons TO sell invest In
STOCKS or BONDS 'ebpD-lv
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
MONEY READY FOR GOOD FIRS
Nl MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson & Co..
BANkERs AND BROk ERS,
AlXTH AMI MA n n E,r STN

WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
Ron SALE.--& shares Wilmington and Bran.
dywine Bank, 2s shares Union National
Bank, 30 shares First National Bank.
stocks ana Bonds bought Tor cash or carried
N margins II desired. Teiegnphic eommu
nication with all the Exchanges. Quotations
iurnished gratis on application
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
w. N. KENNARD & CO.,
.621 MARKET ST.

NOTE TO BUY We y official tn. LARGEST BUY ERS VI
goods MANY THOUsANDs
in which The OF
PRICE LIST representa-
Prices prevailing the dih.ren partm-nts:
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
TalleyvIlle, Brandywine HI

lo2 acres ! " miles this side OF Glasgow.
Several OF the above farms will be ex.
changed for city property Apply to THDS.
X. LALLY, 602 Mark street. Oct26-ti
NOR SALE.-A good farm Of 25 to 2sacres
~. miles from This city, 800 yards from
H. X. station, purchaser can have ten or NJ
teen years to make payments II desired.
Two new six.rOOined brick dwellings Tor
1920 each, on easy terms.
One six r0omed brick dwelling with hot and
cold water, Vas fixtures, nicely papered, Joe
2oxs8 feet, only 5000. Cash required.
Large numper of other farms and dwellinpT
at very low prices, ana on purchasers own
terms. J. A. BOND n co, Renl Fstite rnd
Insurance Agents. 6Ol Shipley street, VII
mingtOn, del. oc29 Std
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
MgEaIvTs sALA~
VonEIGN nOTEA.

Ths 81. Petersburg Golos advocates q
"bensvolent neutrality" for Russia II,
th. Anglo Afghan quarrel.
GARNER Psg~s, the French historian
is dead.
Maynooth College. in County XII
dars, ireland, has heen partially ds-
stroyed by Are. " ""
The republicans count on IL or Is
majority In the next French Senate.
More failures In Glasgow are announ.
ced.
The Glasgow Bank directors have
been refused bail.
The Rotbschilds will offer rs. .boO,-
600 offs per cent. Egyptian bonds 1t 10
to Is
A te deum was sung In the Cathedral,
At Havana, yesterday, for the escape
Of King Alfonso from assassination.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
ss.rusiEa..

,OQD INVESTMENT. --shsrss in II,
NJ IN Sertes, Home Loan Association f0
sale. =. =. TAYLOR Ssc'y. octio1nd
NUFfCE.-pariss Intending 70 buy Sinxel
| AN Sewing machines. either new OF second
hand, VII hnd II 70 their advantage 10 cal
on kAMO. No. eoe West Eighth street bsiors
purchasing elsewhere. oct2s-otd
N0TICE.-Spcciai attention raid 70 clean
| ~ ing, repairing and adjusting sewing ina.
chimes by John Ramo. No. o0s West sth ~.
Wilmington, Del. Findings and attac hment,
TOT sll sewing machines. needles, oils, &C, al.
ways on hand. octlsu
N0TiCE.-The arm Of Pusey Brothers Il
! ~ this day dissolved by mutual consent.
b. NJ. Pney withdrawing. Either partner
viii sign In settlement. y. N. Pusey, Lea
Pusey, and Edward Pussy will conduct bust
ness as heretofore. under the arm name Of
PUSEY BROTHERS.
Wilmington, Oct. 81, 1873. nvi-st
WiLxIssTon, I,EL.. october IL. 1878,
| The undersigned having associated them.
selves under the Arm name OF J. A. Bond Il
Co., Tor the Transaction Of all business per.
tanning to Real Estate, Insura nee, Convey.
OF the patronage heretofore given 10 Bond
Pierce and E. II. aregx. nfiice, room l.
Maris building, N. w. cor. Sixth and Shipley.
J. A. BosD,
J Z. PIERCE.
octl<u u. II. 0sEa0.
NOT1UE-AOsr several ycars experiences
~ ! have come 10 thr conclusion 10 en-.
large and extend my business, having made
arrangements with some Of our leading men,
~ We can do the work with entire satisfaction,
l would say to all that may need our services
We viii he happy To receive all orders.
T. S.-The best attention will tie given.
Octle3wd CHARLES ID. A1NESS.
NOTICE TO WATER KEN rERS.-AlI
~ persons who have sold property during
the present year must give notice In writing
To the Register at the otiice oi the Water De.
partment before the 10th day Of November,
1878, and insert the name Of the purchaser
and the number OF the property purchas. d.
Otherwise they viii bc held liable ior the wa
ter rent the NEXT year. ..
Also, all p. rs0ns who may wish 10 disoon
tinue the use OF water or any portion Of II.
mnst give notice as above and pay ~ ior draw
ing the ierrule.
NJ ALTERATION WILL BE MADE IN
ANY BILL AFTER THE ABOVE DATE.
W.. MORROW, Registrar,
Oc3l-eOdnyl5 edo
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
Well, Wei.

here We are this is the place 70 set
yo"r 'r"%h pork, -Ir hw,. ,hou. YRS.
fitch, &c. Ai.o t'"sh fish - al linda
open every day aat hI from a.G
until p. N Give Us rall. y ~
fora"t tlr" pIere. Kin street Market
House, No. 81 KING street VIM. J..
ppnnru Ir
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
A Masquerssie Party.

Af""N uiVot tVUk
company assembled In one OF tn,
upper stories Of Silver's Building. Their,
were about one hundred in attendanc
and all were dressed In costumes tn.
most ridiculous. The damure Quaker
rss was attended by the swarthy ban
dit OF the East; the laughing. bright,
eyed BARN from the "lhttle ould sod -
lovingly hooked on TO the almond eyed
pig tailed Mongolian. Poor Lo! was
there; George Washington hilariously
stepped around in the mazes Of the
fancy dance, while "Broadbrim" looked
on in open mouthed astonishment.
Every nationality was represented, the
Turk clasped hands In friendly ooInmu-
mon with the victorious Russ, the
frrhehmaD sat tete a fefe with the bux
ON daughter from the off side Of tn.
Rhine, while here and there, mingling
IN sweet will among saint and sinner,
n.andered the sooty form of Old Brim
stone. The scene was extremely iudic-
rons, and one from which all seemed
to reap much enjoyment.
Upon inquiry we learned the whole
affair had been gotten up by two young
ladies, Misses Kate Hessian and Tannis
galloway, and that the Grand March,
which took plac. at ten o'clock, was
led of by Mr.. William Carey and Miss
Kate Hessian, followed by forty-fve
couples. The company unmasked at
ii o'clock, and the next half hour was
consumed in mutual surprises. The
carnival, which was highly success.
ful one, and very we'll managed, re-.
fleets credit upon the young ladies who
with Mr.. WIN. 'arey were the leading
spirits in the affair.
A Horrible Crime.
Reports Of the most horrible and bar
barous crime imaginable by demons
comes to us by the morning papers,
On Friday evening last as the school
directors at Thompson, Pa, went to the
school house to hold a meeting, they
had some difficulty in gaining admis.
sion, but pushing the door open they
found the lifeless body Of Miss Alice
kennet lying upon the floor with her
tongue cut out, holding in her hand a
piece Of chalk with which she had writ
ten on the blackboard the report Of the
terrible crime that had been committed
upon her by two tramps, and then for
fear she would identify them they cut
out her tongue. The room bore evi
dence Of terrible struggle. Thompson
is on the Jefferson Branch of the Erie
spoons stolen.
On Wednesday evening about 10
o'clock as W. II. Peoples and wife, re-
siding at 2O5 West street, had Just re-
turned home from an evening visit, they
fonnd two men standing on the porch
who said they wanted something to eat;
which being furnished they departed.
On Thursday morning the discovery
was made that six tea spoons, three
table spoons one sugar spoon and two
napkin rings, one marked Jennie"
and the other Harry" were missing,
and which it is supposed the two men
carried away.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

WnMIsSros. DEL, October 81, 1878.
Latest stock Quotations furnished by
heald Go, Clayton House building vii.
mington. Dol. At u NJ. to-day.
Gold. 1904: N. Y. O. 4 hui.. lllA<; N. Y
Erie, ~; Lake Shore, ogl<; NORTH West.
ern, AZ; North Western Pref, 7Js<: Rock
island. llba&; Ohio h Miss, II, Pacific Mail,
lSh Western. Union Telegraph, lols1; 81.
Paul, 3is4 ST. Paul Pref. 6sIk; Wabash, is<;
Union Pacific, oeIS; Penns., 33ss Rsadins,
iss; Lehigh Valley, a7Ls; Lehigh Nav, lot.
Pitts. 7. h., W; Central Trans. ag3
Phiia. Erie, 8; N. J. Central, 2sl.: Del
i.acka. Western, toss%; Mich Central, ogs1:
52o's. '66. New j. j., 1881, o2O. 81 Coupon.
loc1s; go. es Coupon. 1851; 90 Coupon.
l0essS; Currency os., i2D1S; Nov s.. of'sl.,
'oe; ~ Registered, ioS,<: Is. low.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
Coat Missing.

Yesterday afternoon brown Cassi-
mere coat was either blown away or
Stolon from one Of the dummies in front
Of Mr.. Llebermau clothing store at
Fifth and Market streets, II robbery
it was rather bold one committed ~
it va. in hroaf day light on the most
Frequently Travelled street in til. city.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

LNOR SALE A highly improved Farm 10
Il lo3 acres, In White Clay Creek Hun.
dred. All enclosed with Usage Hedge, divided
Into felds, Large Apple Orchard In full
bearing Public Schools adjoining the Farm.
Buildings, Large mansion double tenant
house, Barn, Granary, and all other bu ldings
necessary on first-class farm, 2 miles from
Station on p. W. Il B. X. r., Centrally loca.
ted, Q miles from Wilmington. Apply to
JNO. W. WHITEMAN, Real Estate Agent,
w Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
Oct23 Mhs-lhM II -
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

NEW STORE.--The subscriber having re
~ moved his Flour, Feed, Grain aud Pro.
vision store to the y. u. corner OF Front and
Madison streets, takes this method OF inform
ing his old friends and customers that he Will
keep full stock OF all the best brands Of
Family Flour. Grain, Seed and Provisions.
all Of which he Is selling ut the lowest market
rates. Goods delivered TO all parts of the
city tree OF charge. II. =. ARMSTRONG.
oct31 1md&w
I OST.- pair Of Hand Shears and Ham
IL mer were lost on Seventh street, be
tween Jefferson and Washington. on Thurs,
day morning. The finder will be suitably re.
warded on leaving the same at III W. Sth st.
DRESSED CHICK ENS.-N. Ii. Applet0u
II will have on his stalls In the Third
street market fresh dressed poultry every
morning. octl0-kf
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

ESOR AALE.-At prices that will
T. pay "a purcha ase.
80 Dwellings,,
175 Building l.Ots.
~ farMs.
1T. HEALD.
Real Estate and Mortgage Ex.
change. Octl2-We,i. sat
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
HEALD.& CO.,
AVN nn.Iass q.

STOCkS, BONDS, LOANS. GOLD AMI
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WI.NiN1roN pr,.
interest, Coupon, and General Collections.
Tickets 10 and drafts on Great Britain AMI
other parts OF Europe noyi.ly-d
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

nor SALE.--' roomed mouse. wiz. sIaD.
and large lot OF ground Must be sold O.
,nce: Apply to Evans Pennington, Eightf
md Market streets. mari2.t
EHOR SALE.--Small Confectionery Store
l. Tor sale. and house for rent cheap. A
good chance for u live man. Apply IN, =
this office. nyi lts
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02

INOR SALE.-A rx roomed house with
Il bath, No. COS Fast Sixth street. in good
order possession Immediately.
Dwelling No 7o7 Church street . rooms
Also number Of small dwellings for sale IN
different parts Of the city. Apply to wM
MCCAULLEY h CO., 6O6 Market street.
Wilmington, Del. sep2b
Daily Republican., 1878-11-02
ENOR SALE.-One Of the best dairy on

A''h ohLE"-One oi tbe Dest dairy M
II grain Farm In the State. Situate
New Castle Hundred, about miles from WI
mington, on the State rOaa. within 2 miles
2 Stations ON Delaware Railroad Contain
ing 1888 acres of land, good and suscepta bic VI
Improvement. This farm now pays per cent
win Taxes and Insurance. 4 never failing
stream VI spring water iuns through the lIo
perty watering all the fields. Large lawn in
'front.' Of dwelling, large barn and all necessary
bulldogs This farm will be sold very cheap
II applied for soon. J. W. WrITEMAN.
sep8-tiljanl
ENOR SALE.--A choice selection OF farms
II desirably locsted, suitable for farming
and dairy purposes:
gb acres near Cpntra Mating Hnuso r. JI.