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THE Markets.

." RAvENNA. March 27, 1878
FLOUR.-King's~ Best, 81 40; .. K. $6 50
Demand steady.
WHEAT-No, 1 Red. 81 IL; Mol White 81, 1T
CORN-shclled brings Soc; ears, Csc.
OATS-32 cts.
RYE-NO. brings Coo
BARLEY-None In market.
3 i HAY-Selling at IS . $40; ccorGiing to
quality. Dull sale. ..s-.r5s..,
BEEF-Per cwt., Sc 90. @$7 % 3
HOGS-Dressed, "a ~ per cwt. a.
= LARDLCity rendered l0c. Eg
SMOKED MEATS-City sugar Cured Hams
selling at lie; Country 1Oc.
shoulders. City cured selling at SC. Dried
Beef selling at 18c. fs'4l-'-.+ ti
/ POULTRY-Small supply in. the market
Chickens dressed, buyers pay cents; un-
dressed c Turkies. undressed.7 c. /,
/ BUTTER-20c. at 3
CHEEsE-Factory. retails.t l6c.
EGGS-buyers pay Sc per doz..
POTATOES-Buyersp pay 3O9S3c.
BEANS-Choice hand picked in smalldemand
at - 20 per bu. Medium 81 Is.
VINEGAR-Pure cider ,retails 2593Oc per gal
TALLOW-Buyers pay SIC.
/ HIDES-Green, trimm I'd. No. 1. &c
. PARTNERSHIPS retail at &c.
WHITE LIME-$1 25 per bbl.
WATER LINES Is
SALTECoarse sells at 81 75: fine 81 30.
WOOD-stove 81 OO0a 90; 8 feet wood s 90
q s. SO per cord. lie
SUGARS is5- sss:i8f ~
Coffee sells for lie
Extra IOc
Granulated 49,, 80. =. -. -. 49,. lac
Pulverized "slAa!.. ~. ........ 121Sc
Crushed :..........:...-.'....... ..lshn
brown TO- ,........-......... 9lOc
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ON Thursday last Gen. Butler in,
rOduced in the House his financial
bill of which he gave notice in his
speech the Monday previous, for the
issue of legal tenders of email denom-
nations and of fractional currency. 1t
IL entitled, ga bill 10 supply, con-
venient currency, with which the mi
nor business transactions of the people
may be done." 1t was referred to the
Committee on Banking and Currency,
and it is Buffers purpose to test the
sense of the House on it on Monday
by moving resolution directing the
Committee to report it at an early day.
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AN estimate recently made by the
Bareau of Agriculture on the next
wheat crop shows that the area thus
lar sown this year Is such as to justify
the belieaf that the years crops will be
the greatest known in this country
6O0, 0,O0O, 900 bnshels. The corn crop, it
is calculated, will amount to about q
billion and one-third bushels.
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THE public debt statement for March
gives the decrease of the debt during
the month at $2.3l3,6l4, and the bal
ances In the treasury as follows: Cur
rency, $751, ,857; special fund for the
redemption of fractional currency,
$4,000, 600; special deposit Of legal
tenders for the redemption of certifi-
Gates of deposit, S25, ,2I5,OOO coin,
$138, ,357, COS, including coin certificates,
$57, 7,883. 400; outstanding legal tenders,
$347, 7,S48,712.
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TO TRADER
100 Acre Farm.

For Ravcnna or Kent property. Located in
juneau Co.. Wisconsin. Taxes all paid Good
title given. Near Rail Road. Schools ana
Churches. THEODORE CLARx
March. 1esA suo-lw RAsenaa. 4Aia.
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. LOUISVILLE CouriersJ Journal: some
men are born great, some have great
ness thSust upon them, and some are
natives of Ohio. ci yfsa vi -ar -
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MARRIED

SNOW-TRIBBY Married in Ravenna at the
residence Ofthe brides father. March %. 1S7e'
by Rev. John Tribby. assisted by Rev. e.. v,
Wilson, MIR. F. ID. Snow, of W INDIAN. o.. and
~ Miss n. F!Tribby, of Ravenna. o.. &n4i
AS HE Y-G II.L.-At the residence Of the
brides parents. April 9Th. by Rev. Andfek
Willsen, Mr.. +. f.. Ashley and Miss Ida L.
q Gill. all OF Ravenna. aAh fis2 - r
sfr sa..strst s--ss-s
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Paris 1o tim nj ali s.
- PARIS, OHIO. Sept. 5th. 1871.
On the farm of D. W. Thomas. Paris town.
| ship. Portage county, Ohio. Sept. 5th. 1871. in
Heavy Sod that hau not been plOwed for 25
years,
| Result Of draft of each plow turning 100 cubic
inches, viz;
GALE chilled Plow, No. p. with Joint
Oliver Chilled PioW, No. 10 with joint
er 5a5 lbs.
South Bend ohllled P1ow. No. s, with
Jointer.............. 49,. ..... 6i6sf lbs.
Remington Steel Piow with Coulter $751; lbs
Gibbs Imperial Steel Plow, with Coul-
| Red Jacket Plow. with CoIlter...... 40 lbs.
B. T. Avcry's Suiky PlOw with Coui-
| lDS.
| The trial has been largely attended. many
| coming 20 miles to witness it and has been very
thorough and the Committee aiming to give
| to each and every plow the merits that properly
belong to it. We give the preference to the
Gale Chilled Pl0w. No. 22 for lightness of draft,
quality of work. adjustability, ease OF handling
| and general construction.
| (Sfgncd) F. HAWLEY.
| L. z. WILSON,
II. y. HINE,
DIV. THOMAS Pres. Com.
| r. GRIFFITH, Sec. 5U -6w*
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have choice variety OF White Socd Oats.
They yield we'll. weigh heavy. and the straw is
stif. NORMAN ROOD.
Charlestown. March q. 1878 5O0.it
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- JuRfEs. .lnTfie next tsfni 81 the C6art:
OF Comtnon PieAs OF this county Will
commeaSe its session on Monday, May
eth. Thss fSilowing are fie Jaries
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
Special Mention.

.H-s, B-echer's Is tie place 70 get yonr
picture taken.
Sutterley can't be excelled on chill.
dr-n's pictures. 302 Market street.
Sutterl-y has the best poser in the
city.
Wilson. Wood & Co. advertise for six
tin roofprs at III West Front street.
"Thermaline, safe and reliable
substitute for quinine, for chills, fever
and all malaria lis-as-s. Price 25 cts.
Sold by Taylor y Fullrrtol, 3o2 KIM
street.
The only reason Why dru-s fail to
perform cure in many cas- is because
tn" drugs are not pure aud of proper
compoundin.. 20 70 McInall's to in
sure against This fault.
Sutt-ri"y k-e : / Of tn" best artists.
Go to Sutterl-y, 800 Market street,
for lite-size pictures.
Sutterl-y's. 3O2 Market street, is the
cheapest irst-class gallery in the city.
Thermaline the cheap cure for fever
and ague is sold by }. r. Hartman, ,5th
and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
Accidents

About seven o'clock milk mar nam
"a Isaac 7. Riaeway. whil. s-r"ing
milk near 'h- rnrn"r If SHc.ni and
Fr-neh s;r-4t. wa struck by shutter
which mad been blown from irs fasten-
in-s ana knocked sclSelpS>.
NJ. An-n Snitl, conrg along assis-
I'D TIE Wounded man, AMI upon his
recovery assisted him 70 his wagon,
wh-H ilr, Ri1gW Az aro = off in the di-
recti II CT his sisters home in Lombard.
,;"-et near Fifth.
A few inmates before seven O'clock.
',s Jacob Bnrringer. in h., etnp!oy of
tii" var conpahr. Near tn" DOT oi Third
str, II, was en,l-avoriua o 'In.e The
shop door il blew oif its hinge, and
the end comin-: in contact e /. his head
>:rurk him uncon-ciou- :. ,n- ground.
He was taken to his LONE at the 5. Il.
corner Of Stu and French = e-5 ). where
Or. Kan was called in. he bruises in
the fac or" severe. and il is thought
that internal injuries Fave he-u sus-
tainel.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
THE OsGOOD's RECEPTION.
Speech Of Y. q. FraiD'. Esq, at the
Fame Hose House.

When the Osgood Fire Company nr
Troy, N. Y, left the Clayton Hou~r
wlrr. they had been dined after tll~is
arrival yesterday, they were esco~.r
to the Fame'> Engine Hous-, whpr-
they We're received IN the followin.
speech Of welcome from r. c. Fra;m.
ESQ:
fe'loD Frsmen ot' the Osgood Steam En-
g'ne Company q Troy, v. Y.:-GEy-
TLEMgx:-On behalf Of the Fame Hose
Company of Wilmington, extend 70
you cordial welcome. Whilst We ar
strangers to Zach other in person We
are nevertheless friends; We have one
common OBJECT in view, the saving Of
the property OF the masses from conia-
grafton. and the r.scuing of human
lives from the peril Of the flames. IN
meeting you on this occasion. il aford,
US pleasure to know that yon like our-
selves are not hirelings. That i, is for
no p"cuniary reward; that amidst the
the TEMPEST roar, the vivid flashes Of
Lightning and deafening peals OF thun.
der you rush on needless Of the drench-
ing rain, binding snow, or torrii heal
to save the persons and property ot
those ir danger. But "n the contrary
you ar. actuat-d by higher motives.
love for your fellow men in times OF
peril and danger, as SelI As in times
OF prace, prosl- i'v, and Happiness
In welcoming yod to our city as til.
guests of the Fame.
| am proud to know as citizen Of
Wilmington, that | can safely say IN
truth that our citizens at large vel
come You TO our midst, and that if thpr-
is one class of men above another to
whom they would extend a hearty
welcome, ii is the fr-men. In this
city of ours, numbering about 40, ,0On
inhabitants, conhagrations of large pro-
portions are very rare, aye unknown
Our people lie down 70 repose in quiet
sleep at night in perfect security. be
ins fully convinced that our we'll reg
ulat-d volunteer fire department is am
. l. to protect them 'roui serious con-
iiagration. Such being the fact,
always affords our citizens pleasure to
welcome TO our city our fremen's
guests.
Trusting that your visit will be on"
OF pleasure both to you, the company
Df which you are the guests, our siste.
who participate with US
this day, and our citizens in general
In conclusion, gentlemen, again px-
tend to you cordial welcome, hoping
that We may often meet again in thu
bonds of friendship here on "arth, and.
shen lifr's journey ia ended that We
will meet to part no more in that better
and, where tolls, hardships and con.
iagrations are unknown.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
WelI.TOned Systems.

Systems toned and renovated with Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bittcrs are most effectually de-
Tended from disease. That supreme invigu,
lant soon Ove'cOmes that distressing feeble.
ness consequent upon ailments which impoy-
erish T. blood and relax the muscles. vfgor
appetite. sleep return to the wasted frame
I'd every physical faculty gains greater ac
tivity through its benign influence. Nor J..
this all, for The Bitters have Il inv.t genial AMI
cheering effect upon the mind ofthe despond
ent invalid. which Is the natural effect of the
increased bodily vitality which they produce.
Nervous symptoms disappear in consequence"
OF the use OF this medicine. and the evil con-
sequences sure to result from premature de-
cay of the physical energies are averted
Dysepsia, liver complaints. rheumatic ali
ments, urinary and uterine Irregularities ma
larial diseases and many other disordered
conditions of the system, are re'nedied by the
Bitters
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
FIRST EDITION.
kN&L TIME TABLE.
rRAlsslxAvn wiEnrxeroH.

kae
or Phil helphia: 2.os, b.s4, I.o6, $40, 20
u 10 " M; 1881, l2t0, 2.aO, ~
Il. "a, ~ Up. IN. ON Sundays 2.0s
s u, ST. !. O.: 500, $50, 9.Ae p. n.
sew Ycf. 10o. 6.u a. m; 1881, l2Ao
s.'sp N. N Sundays: a,0a, b.4t .. 10.
Bii,im''v t1d Washington; i2.bl, LIS
$50 a. .lSA. la0, 800, 1923 p. m
/, IN SundAy i2.6l. l.io a. m: 1925 y. m
Port De" q s.e p. NJ.
New casl go. eis a. u., LOS, 90
g.iisiauar y "a; 4. sas m.:L~, go p
4 Wilmlnp @r Sortherh X. r.: aD a,
spe,awart IN X. r.: 1910, $50 p. IN.
sunday tnt 0.30 q. m.
TRAINS AID n AT wILNIn0T0H.
I'm phi;airtai l2.43, 1.06, s34, 90 .. m
Nig.y3. l2.lt BIZ. 3.5S. s.51. b.oA, 6.2S.
4. 30, 1922, I'D m. On Sundays: l2+s
30. ib.l0 :35, i02z, y. IN.
H. RtItsino q .. .&0y.s o m; ~. ~, l2.3s
3. u. a.oss E srndayr2,Os. b.t0, an.
b Washina, LIS, $40 4. m: i2H
"a, $50, Va m, an sundayG 2W
J.tV -. W.' ~ ~. -aF ".g
en Port I,evat % d. IN.
New 'C,a $50, 1910 Q. m.:
10 T.. IN. hday trains.
\ ,q delaware (. s.5oa. M; l2l0, 7lv
PIN, :.
Wilminra Northern X. h; 2.o
Il l2io a.. q ri
"a delaware W1tern X. RI 7.b5 a. M.
10 y. IN. slhd1 trains, op. M.
ms YoR wLns 4os LEAVE rHiLApgL-
q, Broad stree Washington avenu,
Il. 30, 500. 1913, Il . q. m; 2.So, $50, 40
h SIS. 6.l6, ~ il. p. IN. On Sundays
SO q, M; 90 Il - p. IN,
m Thirty-Seead " Market streets: 7.2S
'l;s sssss,.s. = NJ " "s'. 'a''p. M I"
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
Trustees SAFE.

At Merrick 4 brakes auction rooms,
In the Masonic Temple yesterday, morn.
ing, Victor Dupont. Esq, trustee sold at
PUBLIC sale the following properties:
Farm of John Gill, deceased, near
Rockland, containing about "a acres, to
VIM. Wilson, of Brandywine Hd., for
SlG7j.
House on the east side of Tatpall St.,
between Fifth and Sixth, lot Is by 33
feet, property Of Hugh Haughey de-
ceased, to John Spallne, for s475.
The lots belonging to the Haughey
state, located on the west side OF Nor
row street. between Eighth and Ninth,
We're sold as follows:
Two lots each IA feet front, to J. L.
Carpenter, Jr., at IS per foot.
Three lots to John Ferry at $4 per
foot, and the balance TO the same at So
per foot.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
The Weather.

War Department, Office OF the Chief
Signal ''tiic-r, Washington, D. G., Oct
%, A. ".
Indications for Wedr-slay.-Fo the
Nitdlr Atlantic States, cloudy. rainy
weather, warm easterly, backing to
colder northwest winds, falling, follow
I'd by rising barometer.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
baltimore Visitors.

Amongst the visiting firemen yester-
day were Messrs. John W. Blake, Hook
and Ladder, No. l; A. Chrisman, No. 4,
Engine Company, and Lawrence Blake,
No. 6, Engine Company, all of Balti.
more. They we're extended hearty
welcome by th6 Wilmington fremen.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
A RsIm in 0Iead ,

mere grows i,ns h-.'s vast wild
,sts a tree VIII healing in its
Hing. 1t is he 70 tonic as well
jsooth-r for the Hld pns which affect
lungs Of her cid b. DR.. Wistar
sli-d his skill I; expression Of
virtues ,,.,, Of thu WI ch-rry,1 ,,.s. and Z,
y exactly fttea to extirpate. The
< was DR.. ifs ms BALsAM OF
NJ CHERRY; WIN the most pleas
and effective rnsd ever offered
aougl,s and col, seems TO be
iarius handed "a ing ~ all the
Il sifcations Of tl,at bd lung disea-
i and endowed drhthe power Of
scul-s In b.atin!nact their ravages
y clearing away 10 eHebris which
b.. ACCUMULATE ior*snonihs and
srs Let no one alct with coughs
h colds. whether r2-nt or settled,
al-ct to try the bi~iuxpf this Bal,
h. 50 cents and'l bottle. Sold
all drug gists. M
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
INHENICEsT PILLS N EARTH ARE r.. SIMM
1 VEGETABLE LIVER Pulls They nrve,

/ VEGETABLE LIVER Pulls. They neve
gripe. sicken Or weaken n ntnnr operation. au,
hence they are the Dost niIs ever offered, es
pecially for aged peo 'e. They are a splel
did Liver cure and e,.Yant purgative medi
cine. They operate leasantly and mil "
but thoroughly and D.. ectually. They cur
CONSTIPATION or Cos reness, Piles, Sic
Headache, Bilousness, Weak Bowels, DE
ness, Vertigo, Weak Nerves. all Liver ttte
make better appetite. and in Rheumatisu
Neuralgia and Headache, in connection wit
our Celebrated Pain Searcher, a cry speed
cure is obtained. We have over 1000 relerc'
ces of these pills. Elegantly sugar coated,
cents a box, or tive boxes for 81. Sent by mai
Principal Depot Fourth aud King stree,
Wilmington Del. Philadelphia Depot
Arch street. Sold bv dealers and Ut count
stores.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
A Pony rantoss.

lhe President ha rrcslfed a ,etter
ga two little girls tlspland, Ohio,
Aniring il it Is truthatene hundred
Ears will be paid III government
III children who dIrcf4nd forward
Washington one mill1h cancelled
stage stamps. tt II girls say
/, is so they will gtow and send
the stamps, as tn AZ anxious to
! hundred dollar a pony.
ls President direct an hswer TO be
at them that althoe certainly
mid earn q hundrr lot b II they
llected n million sttq" y govern,
srt could not pay It ths
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
r.,aue3Sorss.

.,sDos, Oct. =. mother Kamr war
The British !, ID inent.
}--sarabia Wa ID hally surrendered
Russia on Mod a.ga :
/. thought 1t 4 pbay that an ad
10. into Af.An IAN will he i'm
siile for SOM I'd
lllr whole Ita,,n binet has resign.
he formation "a w Austro-H Hunga
) cabinet is 4 y gtled with refer
h TO the Bosnla 4 qestion.
he trial Of "a lst ag!tators at
lis has begun
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
CARn.-Toa all who ara sutfortny I,

A CARD.-To all who are suffering fro
IA the indiscretions Of youtE. nerv
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood. ct,
will send you a receipt that will cure y
FREE OF CHARGE. This great rene
was discovered by missionary in Soul
America. Send a sell addressed envelope !
Rev. Joseph T. human, Station d. Bin
House. New York City
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
>.t o. !. t. TON.

state ~ Gn.' sh ,.".net~r.
Vt T !,SPrBid.a' p-'' 'r Oct. 23,
7 clr,., y" -. u,E. II o'clOck
s. ~ II
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
Sale of Cows.

Roberts & Tyson advertise sale q
40 Lancaster Co. cows at Village Green.
Pa. ,on Thursday, the 81 st inst.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
PrOtectlOu.

One country after another, says the
North .imerican, is following the Ameri-
can idea aud imposing a tariff on :
ports. The latest is Chilli, that reqt :
a duty of twenty. five per cent. adv"lo-
rem on all articles Of foreign manufac
ture that are imported into that coun
try, and ten per cent. additional on ar
ticles OF luxury. a. the present rate
England will soon be the only free
trade country in the world, and that
only as long as she can stand stead
lily increasing balance of trade against
the nation. At last we are beginning
to see generally admitted the truth Of
the theory for which We have so long
contended--that commercial and mer-
camille development is impossible in a
new country without protection.
A dispatch from Paris, of the 18th
insr., says: "It is now officially known
that the awards to American exhibitor,
at the French Exposition number $50,
namely: Ten gold prizes, 80 diplomas
of honor, l34 gold medals, 200 silver
medals, 22O bronze medals, and 1876
honorable mentions. The aggregate is
larger than the whole number of Amer:
lean exhibitors at the Paris exposition
OF 1867 or at the Vienna Exposition OF
1873, and Is larger proportiohate re-
ward to exhibitors than to any other
nation represented at this exhibition
Lecture.
There comes man to speak the namr
And with the name to link the fame,
And with the fame to adorn the claim
OF "Scotch Irish in America"
For winning rills Of Irish wit
And ragged rocks Of Scottish grit,
Hear "Scotch- isb in America"
Lecture by Rev. George H. Smith of
New York, in First Prest yterian church,
Thursday evening, Oct. Oath. ..
+. Carson's Tailor Store will be closed
on account of death in the family, until
saturday morning, .26th-ir~.'
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
Exchange Of Pastors.

Rev, Mr.. Tanquery from savannah
who took temporary possession Of St
James X. c. Church sometime in July,
preached mis- farew Ill sermon, last
Sunday, and started again for Savannah
Ga, where he has been engaged in
building church tor years. Rev. Mr..
George s. Bradford, of Chestertowm,
Md, son of James Bradford of this city
has been appoint, q pastor st. James.
Rev. p. Donaghy, formerly pastor at
Delaware City, recently assistant at
New Castle and at st. Joseph's Brandy
wine, will tak- charge Of the church at
CnesteItown, Md.
Important to Inventors.
Inventors who wish their cases
promptly prosecuted should employ al,
agent resident in Washington, and
having daily communication with the
officers of the Patent Office. The infor
nation elbow to Protect Inventions, -
send to Fosters Patent Office, 500 I'll
street, Washington, d. C. Refers t.
Officers of Patent Office, before which
Mr.. Foster has rracticed nineteen
years.
Mothers, do not let your darlings
suffer with the Whooping Cough, you
have remedy so near at hand. Use Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup, and the little suf-
ferers will soon find relief. Price 81
cents.
Few are aware of the importance of
checking a cough or common cold in its
first stage. That which in the beginning
would yield to a mild remedy, if ne
elected, soon preys upon the lungs
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup affords instant
relief. Price, rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
Secretary shu

Aa, as already state N accepted
> invitation Of the .ssac psetts re-
lblican committee to tIive speed
Boston upon fnau'a les, and
ia fixed upon next Naia evening
a the time, leaves WA,Ajng for thii
Purpose on Saturday, ae ii inst
. speech will deal ,srial with the
nestion OF money in f. n lions t.
5rkingmen. 1nvitit2ns W SPEAK
ave been received by him M Provi'
|snce, R. L., Ca'nbriite, Z. Buffalo
Y, Hartford, COMP, tlNdelphia
ai other cities, but @w1 10 he dc.
hnds OF department, bu, e" is moi
belly that any Of then Vi hr'crpted
yellow Fever s.al lisncs
The results o the Y.llof ty'e up t.
|aturday last, are slated a' q lows
here having been doibtles, ua'iyease,
h. rtportr': In LouisiaDa, H,5si
|asps and 1898 deal tbs; N'slsqppi
s2s tasps and 1880 aeatns; Tanntssee
|tja9 cases and 346s death, Alaeam'
|s2 eases and g" deaths Tnpcky
|:7 cases and IT'S deaths. Ton ,M37,'
| y cases AID II ,l37 deaths, 1jng an
|rfas, OF nearly one death to-, %ses
jeral sharp frosts last we"E, ucl
|isr-r than any we have eXp'renced
ire. have stayed the hand of the Hay'
and we may now look fol It's ahrly
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
AZ Home Again.

Bishop Lee, With his son Alfred lee,
Jr., arrived at home from their Euro
pean trip. last evening, between and .
brl ok. A large number of frit"''
gave them a warm welcome home.
T. trains on the Hamilton and North
western railway colliied near Barre
ontario, yesterday. Both engines and
leveral cars were wrecked. Three ein
ploves were seriously injured. Los
)35, coo.
Look out for Liebprman's change o
advertisement in TO morrow's RErrBIl
IAN. He offers larger inhucemnn nts in W.
Ilothing line than evrA
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
yellow FeyerIsda is,icss
Fire AlRrDun.

The alarm Of fire this morning va
caused by the burning Of the line Nl
At Beggs brick yard on Van'rve
Avenue.
The alarm about eleven O'Clock w
false. At this run the bolt ofthe peg
ware Engine broke, and a piece Of lro'
dying from its position cut onrd ~
horses severely.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

hh E>os.Dt tdlCkE.>>.-E Il. ,ttAeluls
- will have on his stills in The : bird
stfret Garkct Irtsn dre.se pVhit = eress
morning. OctlU.kt
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

- TRAY HORoE.--Cau.e 10 4..atl ~
> mers lnrm, Newport Pike op- 10y
poslte Toll Gate, til. nth Of October, Il nay
horse. The owner il reqaeste to cJ,ne or-
wttd, pay charges tnl take him away.
&c, ,-2-3t* JES :. L MORE.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

DliDNr iRAPH1. taEN,)ti ana Span
!sh ttNght 1T thc tveaug school, corner
Sixth aud Market (>aviile b dining third
ST n.y. A. \. MA''DDNALD .ctchcr.
U't2l -lDh
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23

NOrl EFT, PROPERTY IDLOIRS.-
" All rii"wt'ks mas he pro ery re-
l'urrd aud ilt in good urter or iae inter,
w.'iiin I've II VS. from the date OF this no ice or
.c same Hiil he dose bv the ueet HoIn-
missioner 1T thc cDs' N he owner or agent Of
such irp rty. Z. H. ,HUA sLAND,
ST et''o Inis-.o er.
HOctoher "a. 1873. ocryS 81
Daily Republican., 1878-10-23
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-12
FOR NEW YORK

The Al Steamships E. q. KNIGHT >4spe
and JOHN GIBSON leave the com-S2Aes
pany's wharf Alexandria EVERY SATUK.
DAY MORNING, and New York, from piol
Al East River. EVERY SATURDAY at foul
o'clock p. m.