Daily Republican., 1878-12-06
BREVITIEs.

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tisements In this column
tute Hall.
Go to Yerger's, 4O5 Shipley street, for hand
some picture frames.
The yearly church suppers are now In fash.
ion.
For 35 cents halfdozen fine goblets, at ri
King street, above Second.
The police force was increased last evening
by the addition of two Sergeants
Good lasting pictures taken at Browns
gallery, Ala Market street.
There is balance of sl2, ,O6s.74 IN the bank
to the credit OF the city.
A popular FAMILY COAL-The great
UNEXCELLED, sold by E. Griffith, 9th and
Orange.
The stores are beginning to present quite a
holiday appearance. Let them all advertise
their goods in the REPUBLICAN.
Table linen and napkins very low at A. b.
Holts, 100 West Second street.
James 7. Fields will deliver one of his lee
lures In the lecture room of the Opera House
this evening.
Mr.. W. b. Norton, Of the Eighth Ward, op-
posed the increase of police.
LUCKMAN'S STRING MUSIC for balls
parties etc. 81 Tatnall street.
Bancroft Bros. offer to furnish the city with
the supply of water at q cheaper rate than II
Is now furnished by the city.
Harley q. Browns trial began on Thurs
day.
GO this evening to the American Rifles fail
at the Institute Hall
New Castle is now hydrophobfa proof. The
cry is Kill the dogs. Plenty OF good bologna
sausages.
The Ice men are beginning to smile, al
though the prospect Is not yet encouraging.
Prof. Italie, the celebrated spectacle man,
has removed to 2lS Market street. Call and
see him.
The latest thing we now have Is pronounce
Ing bees. We say let 1t buzz.
Useful Christmas present-one barrel of the
choice CLIFTON FLOUR, tor sale by f. Grif-
nth, 9th and Orange.
The Court has given the new Sheriff his in
structi0ns. We guess he didn't need much
Information.
Shippers, No. l05 West Eighth street, sells
stoves cheap. He has a good assortment Of
other goods.
The theatrical business 10 duller than duh
at the present time in Wilmington.
We printed over 5,lOO copies of the DAILY
hEPUBLlCAN yesterday
Call at ,iegratten's dining rooms, ga Mar
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners.
Those who live the longest do not always
see the most, not Brandywne mill sight
The session Of Council last evening was
rich.
Bring your clothes to Alfred CarlsoR, 2 East
Filth street, for cleaning and repairing. A
specially made in ladies' coats.
The American Rifles are meeting with sue
cess at their fair at the Institute Hall.
A handsome bronze vase, parlor lamp with
argand burner and porcelain shade tor ninety
cents, worth Sl.25, at PIT King ST., near I'd.
Printing of all kinds done at the REPUBLIC
CAN office.
Cox II Brother, the tripe men, keep fine
tripe every market day at Fifth and King
streets. They will have fine lot on Satur-
day, which they will sell cheap.
When you do lie you might as well tell
big one, and then possibly somebody might
believe you.
Notice to the public that l will half-soe and
heel boots and shoes for 81 and other mendng
IN proportion, at 5. w. corner of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John E. Bailey.
The EEKLY REPUBLICAN for this week is
cents, for sale at this Office
Ladies' take notice Go to Blakes, at 1888
Market street, (up stairs) to get your hats al
tered in style. They can be made to look like
new. All the latest styles now on hand.
The Scout Alliance" played to a small
audience last evening.
Ladies for handsome set of furs. there is
no house in this city that can display chOicer
stock or offer you greater inducements in
prices, than at Rumford Bros, No. 4O4 Ma rk It
street.
The new pump at the reservoir was set in
motion on Thursday.
Mattresses made of hair, compressed cot
ton, Africa fibre, husk and straw kept con-
stantly on hand and made to order, at the
very lowest prices in the city, at l.. +. Adair's,
207 Market street.
The Herald says that Council passed the
following
Resolued, That the Clerk of the Market be
not ned to prevent for stalling in the markets
OF the City of Wilmington.
The celebrated PATAPSOO BAKING
POWDER and self raising flour for sale at E.
Griffith's, cor. 9th and Orange.
If you are going to give your girl a Christ
mas present consult our advertising columns
before making your purchase.
thousands OF readers is called to the fact that
ID. p. Smyth, at 81 Market street, has laid in
large and handsome lot of goods suitable
for holiday presents. You can buy from a
gold watch down to gutta-percha chain at
this establishment Call and see.
Soon comes the time of driving snow,
When ice skins o'er the surface
or pond and lakeAthe time, you know,
To wrestle with the furnace.
List OF Unclaimed Letters
Remaining in the Wilmington, DEL, Post-oDiee,
Saturday, Neu. 80, 1873
LADIES LIST.
Argo, Miss Mollie E. Hynson, Mrs. Marg't
Brown, Mary Ann Martin, Mrs Jos. ".
Mrs. Char Mcdowell, Miss Mary
lotte +.
Carvell, Mrs. Mary E. Mengus, Mrs. Robt.
Mrs. X. S. Orange, Miss Hannah
Mrs. 5. g. Pyle, Ann
Hardy, Mrs. E. J. Sanders, Mrs. Eliza
W Wertsner, Miss Hattie beth
GKNTLEMENs LIST.
Chapman, Sam'l. J. Johnson. n.
Master Johns, Philip
Chalfant, John NJ. johnson, Simon
Hibbard Klein. Peter
Fullmer, H. b. Milton, Lindlsy
Funk, John Monaghan, s.
Ialney, Lewis Richards, VIM. X,
Hewitt, A. Turner, Isaac
Jones, f. White, Capt Joseph
To obtain any of the above letters the appli
,ant must ask for Advertised Letters, and
INV ~ W. M.PYLE, IN.
The Military Fair.
The American Rifles at their fair last
evening in the Institute Hall gave