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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER KAiLRoAD.7C9mm Dec ST. 1871
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot
500 H.. Western aud Northern Express dta"'hsfoon
1880 a M Special Chicago and Western Expross with
dra room Csnandaigua. Rochester and Burao
llOO a. M NOrhorl and Western EXpre1. 10 Uuca, White
hall and Rutland. ,... ,.,,, .,.,,,,, 49,. a., A.,
treat Ma Rutland. Burlington and 81 ALBANIA
900 n m 81 Louis Express daily, with sleeping ears
for II 1ni. running through day In the week also
seeung carr Tor Geneva and Corning Buffalo, Niagara FAILS
Joeo and Dcfrt Nontrt excepting Sunday night
via saratoga and PlattsbaTgh ,r -, ....-..x - o..
n IN Pacific Express d1ly, Win I"t
RochssteT Nisgara Falls Bnaio Cleveland Toleio, De
and Chicago also 10 Wsisft0"h excepting SATURDAY
fiGO D. H. Express with sleeping ears' 10 Albany and
Troy. ... ,,.t Tina Table, ,rieko,s for soia a,
~ 3,i g6l aud ALB Broadway aad at Nestc0t Express
o.. oncer ParKpiace $50 and Si2 Broadway New
~ and ar, asbng1o'st. BROOKLYN
noIk hnu ~ MLL- l.rnnral rasscnglr Agcnt.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD: - GREAT
Il TRUNK LINE AND UNITED sTAfES NAIL
RoUTEOn after November IL ls77 trains leave New.
york a cortlno Streets Feres ~ follows
Express Harrisburg Piti sPurg the West asd south win
Pullman paace cars attached ard s9D daily.
For WNlamsport. Lock Haven. CORY and Erie ~ $50
d. m, connecting for 1itusye Petroleum Centre.
aud The oil Regions For Wihamspcr ana Lick Haven,
lor baltimore Washington aud the South Limited
ueon Express" Pullman parloE cars daily except
gas I,3O a m. arrive WASN'T ton $40 Regular at
~ a m l. $40 and o p N. sunday G;30 aud . p m.
EXPRESS Philadelphia 1880 SZf VSS LIniteGl II o. m,
l. g. b. g. $50 T. $50 and p M sunfsy . a. NJ, O. $50.
z $50 and p. Emigfant and second class, p nj.
For trains 10 Newark Iizabet, HALLWAY. Princeton ~ en-
ton Amb1y, Pennington, EtvideTe, and other ponts
see local schedules az all ticket Offices. ,.,
RDas BROOKLYN Annex connect WIN al trOugh trans
at Jersey city anoring speedy ana fect ranAiei Tor
frains arrive: pusbrr ss3 and loioa and
lO.1 n m daily; 1910 a. aud 600 p daily except
moS5aE ~ From Washington BALTIMORE 600 and 9loa
No. 40 6is and 1910 sH iso e1e az aaH gi9 ~
p'ia 40, 5i5 600, $40. 1910 and lng0 p ~ sunday,
'r:sct 6dces 500 and 9ii Broadway No Aston House.
and foo Of COrt andt s,s No CouTtst and
BTooSiyn Annex Depot foo Of futonst Brooklyni Nos
III Iifi ard Hudson iobOken; Depot jersey Guy
h nmi5 = w 5rI0Ms0. wv l.. p. FARMER,
tttcner,I N,pager Gen1 Passenger Agent.
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~,rNrRAJ. RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

{ ',EN IhI naN III M ,oot Of itberty st.
Commencing iS77Irains leave as tYiosE Mana,
G3O a. m.-FOr Pennington, Eastou beiNiivte ~
Chunk Tamaqua Wikosbaue, Eimira &c CONNECTS ~
s.ss A. ror High bridge Branch, Easton, iiarrsDm@
Mauch CnunG TamaGua Hakloon, Wllesbaire seiA"'o"'
Wilhlmsport. &c. ,.u..., r,.,,r,,on
~ m For Flemneton EAston, Meuch Chunk, IanaInn
wiikesbarre scranton 1unthsqnock, Tama1na HaEei'oh
Healng III, ptss n,ncb Fason Eelvidere and
Nsucb CunE Connects Junction with d. T. snd W ~ w
6:}O D. m daily Pasion, Allentown anu Harrisours'
S;25 y. m.-FOr Eason. A.. 49,, =. .,.,,oc,
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave AZ N50a M ~ p N. ~, ,r
ponno Brook and nermeiae points, aud at $50 T. m iOr
Easton. Reading aud Harrisburg
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Perth Amboy, Red BANK Long BRANCH
ocean Grove c. at 8:l5 ll:i5 a. 5:l5 D. m NV,
Stages at Mattawsn station 70 ana MEL
Port ami al squan 20 and from POINT PLEASANT
EREEHOLD~ and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. foot Of Liberyst, Tor freehoid "
SIS, Has a. IN. 4, j.l5
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. March ~, 1874

NEW YORK, Wednesday. March q, Is7a
The following sales were held at the Ex.
change Salesroem to-day:
By Readrd Y. HsY,i<0.
5.st0ry brick tenement houses with Iof, Ludlow
ST. n OF stanton.st LOT 25xS7 Jno Mct;il a. On
lot on Madjs6riave, of S0fhet 26.7xlO0. and
10, u East SGthst 100 ft G Of NaGlson-aye 23x
1922: Jokn II Bird ......................... 2a7o1
BIZ John n Boga.
story brick tenement house and store with not, No
I49 East broadway, SIS 1903 II W OF Rutgerst
lot 25xs76; Valentine Kleeman. --.....-.-.. l1so(
By 4. J. Bieecker e Son.
lots n West saith ST. 325 10 OF 7fhave, each Cox
1908 Frederick CoDdert. glol
By Peter ~ Never.
lot West 55th-st, 400 fl W Of 6ihaye, 25xlo0;
BIZ sent & Neter.
3-st0ry and basement brick dwelling house with lot
no 2l8 East 2Sth-st, 4. pa II c OF 3daye, lot
22x9s.9; German Savings Bank. lv00
BIZ G. J Ly01s.
lot on AveA, n cor Of 75th-s, 256xo8.9; Francis
Grempler. ~
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3nsfrnrflou.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A DVERTISERS! .
"A SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL FtRSTCLAsS CITY JOURNALISTIC
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVERMAN, l,239 Broadway, New York
copy advertisement when asking for estimate OF IN
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Ofeau Glgumers.

A MEXICAN LINE.
n FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMER
can FLAG sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia
and "WEDNESDAY from Liverpool
PENNSYLVANIA sails April G, at IL a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

HARE REDUCED. -
Ss3 TO BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS %
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGION LINE
FOR ALI. POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers STONINGTOS anditHODE ISLAND
leave Pier SO. North River. II . p H. daiiy
Except SIndaygl
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT xxi RE.sS TRAIN wiz
leave sTONINGTOS at 33J a. ~.
Tickets nj all the principal ucket oflces and
state rooms Offices Of Wescotrs Express Co.
ami 1858 broadway. - 1900.
PROVIDENCE LINE
(Fregh only Steamers leave daily except Sund1ySl NJ
p M from Pier 20, North kyei foot OF WaenGt FitishtS
yia either line at lowest rates. -. -, -, -, -
u. 5. BABCoCG, Pres IL '" fHAiNs Cen fass. AT
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Il A ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. ],
Ia77 Leave 1eDos fool CouItandt and Dsshrossesss
al $50 D. M Night Exgres daily, tf Lason Bet'leheln
Chunk WilgesbaFRe, Ptston, sayre. I'll
mira Itca Auburn Rochester uhato NlsEaa fAiis ana
the West. Pullman sleeping coaches Attached , -.
WV ' R0E"f II. SAYRE, sup'L AMI EnSr
General Eastern Oace Church aud Courtandt ats
CHAS. H. CUMMINGS, Agent
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Door6 ano Rooms.

).l WEST 31ST-ST -Desirable ROOMS,
eeD with BOARD be vacated Ist OF Api, liberal terms
n nermanert uarteg.
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NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
IN Steamers leave Pecklp daily sundays excepted Tor
New Haven ~ 3 aud II y. H., connecting with road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

DC EAST 2OTH-S T.-PARLOR FLOOR all
sNb modern conveI,iencess with PRIVATE TABLE. or
without BOARD ROOMS for gentlemen; breakfast II DE-
sSved. vefe
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TOR LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
l. The Liverpool and Great western steam Company
United states Mail steamers leave Pier o. ". X:
IDAHO ......."...........TUEsDAY.s AMI p m
WYOMING. EsDA1 April " az ~ ~ ~
VISION " April TO- p. m.
Cabin Passage s55, S5, S75, according TO Staeroo
Storage, S26 intermediate, 40 .- M -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

AZ EAST 25TH-ST, first house from Madi
sD son square handsomely furnished front ROOM,
southern exposure let with BOARD also one hall room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-28

YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, RackTitz-
1 II. a. ILL., Dresden, Saxony. Principal, Miss f. r.
GORDON For circulars address the Principal OF Mics A.
{. ERMENTEOuT Readlng. Pom
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WANTED Between Goth and 40th-sts. and
w 7th and lngonayes-rHkEE CNFuh NlsliLD
ROOMS three adults with permanent board, AZ mOder-
ale rate quiet American family and second floor preferred
Address II. J.. HALL, station r.
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These drscass steamships sa regularly At p from
Pier 10. North River ~ follows:
Steamship GEO. W CLYDE .SATl RDA1, Marc ~
steamship COLI MBI W rJNf-SbAf AUTH ~
unsurpassed For freight or passage apply 10
WILLIAM 4. CLYDE d Co, No. o Bowhnggreen
McREILER, LULING 4 CO.. Agents IN Havana.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
the disaster 10 the shirley.

Captain Travers, Of the standard
Clyde line steamer Shirley, on shore at
Barren Island, in the Chesapeake, came
to Baltimore yesterday to report. He
went overland to Cambridge and struck
the steamer Kent, by which he reached
this city. He says the steering gear Of
the Shirley became disarranged and
she was driven ashore. About noon Of
W. dnesday he saw the wreck stuff aud
people in the water from the Express,
and his two boats rescued the ten whose
names are given elsewhere.
The steamer Stout left Light street at
! o'clock yesterday afternoon, to the as
sistance Of the steamer Shirley. Cap
tain Travers, Captain Pritchard and
Mr.. Reuben Foster, general manager,
went with the Stout. The Shirley is
aground in Tar Bay, in four feet of wa
ter, on sandy bottom, and in a comfort
able position. The Stout will at once
take ou, the cargo Of the Shirley and
help to get her afoat. The Stout will
also go to the assistance Of the steamer
John s. Ide, ashore on the middle
ground in the Patuxent river, and will
tighten her. The crews Of both strand
cd st Gamers are well. The Baker
Wrecking Company, Of Norfolk, Va,
have also sent steamers TO the relief OF
the Shirley.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
u>u -. .las.sx,S,sex.......

The Memphis (Tenn. J. Avalanche az
counts for some Of the destitution exist
ing IN that city since the outbreak Of
the yellow Fever in way which cannot
be- very pleasant to some fugitive citi-
zens OF that city. II says that the
Howard Association there has nearly
500, 900 in hand, the mayor about
CSC, 900, the citizens rslief COMMITTEES
abont s50, ,000--in all $3.50, 900. "The
sum Of money Ia amply sufficient ~ feed
the destitute people Of Memphis and
the surrounding country until frost
comes, II a few perquisites are cut
down." The nature Of these per
quisit.s" will be understood when the
reader knows that they are chiefly the
supplies granted TO the servants OF the
wealthy people who have fed the town
without leaving any provision whatever
for the support Of their dependents
The Avalanche says:
"Men worth hundreds Of thousands
Of dollars have left their property In
charge Of blacks, and nerer provided a
dollar for their support. And yet, If
the citizens relief committee cut of the
supplies from these servants Of rich
men, what in Gods name will they
dol They faithfully guard the property
Of their employers. II their employers
do not feed them the relief COMMITTEES
must do II. There is no other alterna-
tive. The committee cannot and will
not see them starve. The old man
begins TO think there will be no day of
reckonipg,o
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
,JOIpsN Patience.

Job, the good man of the Bible, who,
as everybody knows, keeps second
hand clothing store, in Jerusalem, was
generally supposed to be patient man.
One day a stranger was called in and
asked to look at some ulsters. Job
showed him one of the incest kind, with
pockets in the sleeves and silver buc-
kles. The man limited that the coat was
not all wool, but Job simply smiled.
And even when he said something
about bad ht and pockets out of style,
Job didn't get mad. But when the
stranger insinuated that the buckles
were plated, and that the whole affair
would fetch about dollar and half,
then Job didn't smile for cent, but
rose up and made place on that mans
forehead for first class boil.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
Death Of Cardinal Paul Cullen.

A cable telegram reports the death
of Cardinal Paul Cullen, Archbishop OF
Dutlin. This distinguished prelate
was born in Dublin, in 1903. He was
educated at the College Of the Propa-
ganda, in Rome, and after his odina-
ton was appointed Professor Of Hebrew.
When Plus the Ninth fed TO Gaeta, DR..
Cullen was rector of the Irish College
in Rome, and he saved the Roman Col.
lege at a critical moment by placing it
under the protection of the American
flag, which he claimed on the ground
that some Of its students were Ameri-
cans. lie was appointed Archbishop Of
Armagh, Ireland, in 1850, and two
years afterwards transferred to the See
Of Dublin. In 1866 he was created
Cardinal. He was the first Bishop of
irish birth raised to the Cardinalate
since the Reformation, and the first
Cardinal among the priests educated in
the Propaganda. Cardinal Cullen was
conspicuous advocate of the definition
of Papal In'allibility in the Vatican
Council. He was always noted for his
efforts in behalf of education: to him
was owing the foundation of the Catho-
lie University Of Dublin.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
The Jay Cooke Estate-SecOnd Dis
tributiOn.


tributiOn.
A dispatch from Philadelphia, October
Is, says:-The second distribution OF
the assets Of the Jay Cooke estate will
be- made on Tuesday next, from 10 A.
M. until 2 p. NJ, and notice to that
effect will b. issued tomorrow. The
dividend will be appointed to each
creditor as follows: Casa per cent. ,
u shares of preferred stock of Northern
Pacific railway to every 81 900 OF claims,
three quarter share Of stock (preferred)
of St. Paul and Dnluth railroad to
every $1,000 of claims. This will
make the second dividend worth about
8 per cent. After this distribution
there will remain in hand a large
quantity of miscellaneous stocks and
other securities to which no present
value can be assigned, but which are
believed by the trustees to be worth
over 10 per cent. This it Is proposed
to distribute to the creditors in the
form of scrip and disposed of by the
plan adopted at the general meeting of
creditors held in July last. The entire
amount realized, according to this ar
rangement will, it is supposed, reach
about 81 per cent
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
Teachers. I.OOkii

To make room for the large and new
assortment Of Sunday school cards to
be opened soon, we have marked down
our day school and Sabbath school cards
at a great reduction from publishers $
prices; in some cases far less than cost.
Call and examine, at the Religious Book
and Tract store, 602 Market street.
DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup is fast taking
the place of all the old fashioned Cough
remedies. 1t never fails to relieve the
the most violent cold, and for throat dis
ease it is invaluable. Price rs cents
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
EeIxure OfPreci0u4 Sf0nea

A special agent of the treasury has
seized mail package at Chicago con.
tanning 923 precious stones, mailed at
Ceylon toa party in Keokuk, Iowa.
The package contains some very valua-
BILE jewels, including 696 moonstones
and semi sacred gems of India. They
have been turned over to the appraiser
like all matter sent through the mails
in violation of the customs law, in or
der that their valuations may be fixed
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
Failures.

The failures of the West India mer.
chants, Cottam, Morton Il Co., of Lon
don, and the manufacturers agents,
Hough, Balfour & Co., of Manchester,
have seriously affected the Island ol
Jamaica. Cottam, Morton & Co., have
nineteen plantations in Jamaica, all OF
which, in very large measure, have
stopped cultivation and the circulation
of money. Six others on the north
side, and near to Mantigo Bay, have
turned their cattle into the cane pieces,
having resolved to throw up further at
tempts at cultivation.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
The Old Colony Railroad Case

Charles T. Hartwell, conductor O
the freight train on the Old Colony
railroad, Mass, who is adjudged guilty
of manslaughter on account Of the re.
cent disaster at Wollaston, has been
held in $40 600 bail for trial in Decem,
Der. Engineer Hurlburt, also of the
freight train, is adjudged guilty Of
gross negligence in occupying the in
ward track without giving proper sig
nal, and engineer Wertgate, of the for
ward engine of the excursion train, was
not suitable person to have charge OF
a train Under the circumstances.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
REGISTERS ORDERS.
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFF ICE,
TE,V G. CAsTIE CpJrNTy Drtobpr

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, October + 1873
Upon the application of John Worrell and
Samuel Worrell, Administrators of Joseph
WOrrell, late fMill Creek HID, in said county
deceased, it is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrators aforesaid
give notice ofgranting ofletters of Administra.
ton upon the estate of the deceased, with
the date of granting thereof, by causing ad.
vertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such letters, in six of the
most public places of the county of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate, to present the same or
abide by an act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted, within the same period in the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, u newss saper pub
lished in Wilmington and to be continued
therein three weeks, (e d).
,~-~, Given under the hand and seal OF
LIS. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
'~~~> New Castle, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. G. BIGGS, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrators on 0
before October 7, 1879, or abide the act of As
sembly in such case made and provided.
JOHN W. WORRELL, Administrators
SAMUEL WORRELL, n"''''''e'i"'o's'
Address, Pleasant Hill. octl0-*
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
TluBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
rtIi 30 .rIA A. Rus,lle 2aia Am ( II

VIII 10 eOlu NJ EuD51c DA1gt - =.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1878,
sale TO commence at o'clock. p. m, a. No. w
washington street. wilmington, Del. the
followins described houashoid and kitshsn
furniture. /. hair sofa, chair rockers, 3, Msn
chairs, 2marble.top tables, ! oil painting, one
bouquet table, 10 spring window shades, one
rosewood piano, stool and. cover, clock, one
Argan burner with shades, nst raes ,s.ihr sna
|Soyer: clock. ! side. board. ] cane-scat dining
hairs, ! refreshment table, lounges, ! cane. cane
5eat rocker. / bedstead, imitation Of rosewood;
4 wardrobs, wash stand and bureau, bed
jHcm chair, spring mattress, stone china
amber set, cotton bed, one ONCE chair, one
'}1,rk table one bedstead and feather bed, one
attress. one rocker, ten yards Of mating,
alnut bureau, looking glasses, one step
Hdder. tubr, buckets, kettles, pans. dishes,
nware. books, spring cradle with hair mat
less, meat safe, Refrigerator, one Spear
Ieater, In good order; bed. room stove. stair
ma. hall and stair carpet, dining and bed
BON carpets, oil cloth. and many other arti.
Hes not herein mentioned. Conditions al
nle. L. w. STlDhAM ooN,
VI oct2t.6td Aucti0neers.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
Execution in North Carolina for
OUTRAGE,

A dispatch from Statesville, N. c.,
Oct. 25th, says: Jim Lsxton, colored,
who was convicted of outrage upon Miss
Nancy Barlow, white girl, of Caldwell
county, in 1876, was hanged here to-
day. The execution was private. The
condemned man was almost carried to
the scaffold between two deputy sher
ifs, he was weak and frightened.
and tremhled violently. In lengthy
speech he protested his innocence. The
drop fell about LAO P. NJ, and life was
extinct in Ia minutes.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26

HAY HAY!! HAY IA first-class arti-
IL Gle of Glover and Timothy hay. we'll
mixed, is offered for sale at $1,000 per ton.
The best hay for horses. Timothy hay $l1 90
perton. Orders left at JOS. TATNALL &
COS. Front and Orange, will be promptly
attended to. Oct19-dtf
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26

A lady in our neighborhood who had
suffered for over three months the most
extreme torture by violent cough, has
become completely cured by DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. For sale in every drug
store.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
UPHOLSTERING.
" EDNUM & THORP,
--fsl. -. = =
.HOEM AKER,

GHOEMAKER,
- NO. 4O3 KING STREET.
Brushes Of all kinds, very cheap. Baskets
of all kinds, very cheap.
The trade supplied at lowest wholesale rates,
Work Baskets and Fancy Baskets a specially.
Gall and look at my stock, no trouble to show
goods. SHOEMAKER, t03 King street.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
n METALLIC ROOFER

will be re-opened at Nos. 500 and 81 Tatnal
street, on End day, 9th no., 10, at s.45 o'clocl
q. IN.
Terms for 36 weeks, one session per day
$76 and $50, including French and Drawing
Latin, $l5, and music $38 extra.
Boarding will be procured ut moderat
rates Tor pupils from a distance.
aug27-tus, ,thrs, ,sat-&w-tf
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26

DHONOGRAPHY, FRENCH and Span
L ish taught at the Evening School, corner
Sixth and Market (Savlle Building, third
story.) A. A. MACDONALD, teacher. Resi-
dence, 2lS West street. oct2l-lmd
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26

NOR SALE.-One brick house. Two fraIne
houses with N acres OF land. with car.
kge house, stable and Ice house. Store and
70 shop, at Mechanicsville, White Clay
YAK Hundred-good neighborhood, good
siness stand, and healthy. Price $500 cash:
Twill be exchanged for city properly, or soid
time at a reasonable price. Rents now for
=. ii not sold by Dec. 25th, 1878, will be for
n. Apply TO JNO, W. WHITEMAN, 2 W,
s,rth street. sep26-d-we .satAw
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
ID w. HOCHkEPPEI1-L Linguist


ANCIENT AND MODERN LANG UA4ES:
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, German, French
and Spanish. Private lessons or classes for
both Ladies and Gentlemen at any sui
table time. Attend his German and French
classes. Evening classes held during the
winter session. Very reasonable terms by the
month or quarter. Apply by letter or call on
his place OF teaching, Almond Building No.
8, End floor. Residence, No. l4l5 Delaware
Avenue. sep30lm
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
.IOK kALEOK RENT.

NOR SALE.-A house or will % EXCHANGED
#lt FOR a farm. Inquire at 100 East Third
1freet. octl+tf
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26

NOR SALE.-A Good Frame House, with
about u an acre of land, rooms, good
Ilar and good well Of water. Terms SO
I'll, $500 TO remain 3 years. Also u u acre
kSm In Penca or Hundred, Near frazers
3SrDer. on which Is Frame House and sta
". ali tiIlable land. produced 20 bushels o,
Neat to the acre this last season. Terms
q cash, balance TO remain ~ years. Very
bap. Apply TO JNO. w. WhiTEMAN.
4 Estate Agent. sepls-tilijanldkw
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26

TNOR SALE ORTO HIRE-1nrningl laths
III Apply to JOHN HlRZEL, y0 East
SecOnd Street lcT-u