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Smyrna times., 1878-04-03

Ifyou want a Coat, Pants, Vest. or suit.
90 and see the assortment Of Fashions and
Suitings, at Fowlcr'e.
Bones! Boxrs: Boxrs ,-iIishc-t cash
price paid for oId bones. J.E. Tygert d 60.
Approaching the eooi old ti.nr, again.
-Mu~iln- from *. and upwards. Calico, il!
abundance, oid prices. Rlym nd's, opno
site Delaware Ii"u-r.
Coal and Wood constantly ON hand and
for sale hy W. " T~chudy.
You are welcomed, whether Won fily or
not 10 see how cheap Dry Good. and
Notions are to be Sold thi, yrar-IS7>-at
Raymon"%. opp"-ite Delaware House.
BoHEs! BaNE,: Boxr>.-IIehrst cash
pric" paid for Old bo"r-. J. f. Tygart &Co.
BEL TscL14, TLn lima, anil VIII. I:,...
G'op. 4 A"ti Hy,.5:.a IN El,rh ILo,r,.
- ctr. F""' Ialz',l. il>,.r.t u ,s.cc L...
uf.'>*. R'ynonds, opposite Delaware
House.
Tschudy has q lot Of Chester Paving Brick
always on hand. They are the only kind
tit for paving.
Il You want Pumps, 90 to Tschudy's: lie
has a blg lot and sells them cheap.
! intend to make Special Trade in
Hamburg Edglncs. Come and Inspect the
iarg" !ot Of SEW ">L's received tins Spring.
The prices viii insure their sale. Ray
mona $, opposite Delaware House
If YOU want anything done in the Tailor
nE line, DO nol trust it to inexperienced
hands. iut Gallon +. +. McCulIry. up -tairs,
over Fowiar'~ store. he VII do il IN first
class city style, anG guarantee fit or no
sale.
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03

\ general resumption of mining opera
tions have taken place in the Schulyllili Goa
region. There has been great destitutior
among the miners owing to their having
only weeks work in March and no work
IN February. The announcements that
100000 tons are to be mined in Apri! !,
therefore received with much good feeling
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03

Poverty and poor whisky are increasin,
the mortality.
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03
A BUSINESS CHANGE.

To EFFECT II
We will dispose Of our whole Stock Of
Boots, Shoes and Hats i'm Three Stores at
and below COST at once
There will hr no G"ayntcs on Goods sold
at these prices
Come and see, and tell you, nei.hbors to
come. r. ". & ". T. johnson.
DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP.
Make, the skin So;t, Clear, Pure Wl1t, ana Healthy is
ulrau ~ lro1eII-ng Di~Irncrg >"oillug. Il-a g and
paHi}ag; r.mo,,> DsudrrT Cl...ag Elc4r. >n,.. Er,
and Singing lp..r.: :, r /. ' ~ ~ uIliS
lng rl VII have effect is lroin al r
= t. u @ L ,, D. 'I y" E1na Pic" = Cents
wEol,~l U,ro, 40 T. Tiir H. M IA,
~ 'a>. a. 'ErcT S"}Eua Del a. Druggists grucra..y
Az ASTONISHING FAcT.-A large proper
ton OF the American people are to-day
dying rom the elects Of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result Of th,se diseases
upon ths. mass Of intelligent and valuable
people no>t alarming. maxim. life
actually HW Burden instead Of Pleasant
existence OF enjoyment and usefulness as it
ought to be. There is no good reason for
tins, if you will only throw aside prejudice
and skeptici,n, take the advice Of Drug
gusts and your friends. and try one bottle
OF Grccn's August Flower Your speedy
relief is certain. Millions OF bottles Of this
medicine have been given away 10 try its
virtues. with satisfactory results in every
case. You can buy a sample bottle for 10
cents TO try. Three doses viii relieve the
worst case. Positively sold hy all Druggists
on the Western Continent For sale by
Jas. +. !iottecker, Druggist, smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03

The Ohio Legislature has restored capita
punishment.
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03

Fowler is putting in better Innings an,
trimmings than has ever been used il
Clothing in this town.
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03

NIUIII'IIp III IIlIS IOWn.
Having bought job Lot of Hamburg
lnsertngs at u very low price, will sell them
at Zoe. yard. Raymond's. opposite Della
ware House.
Good assortment of Wall Papers, cheap,
at Tschudy's.
Smyrna times., 1878-04-03
The succulent peach
Got into the reach
OF keen Jack Frost so hoary;
But let 'em alone
And they'll be growin',
Repeating the old, old story.


The dollar of the daddies has been coun.
terfeited. 1t is q little off color, but in
other respects looks pretty we'll. They are
both fraudulent, but as there is a difference
in value, we will take the one that comes
the nearest to the honest dollar. ..Joseph
Carter put into the mill pond on Mon.
day scull boat Is feet long, weighing
40 lbs. and that can make a mile in six
minutes. The lovers OF boating are now
talking OF regatta and boat house. -. The
farmers were in on Saturday in force. The
main topic of conversation was the damage
to the peaches, and the future prospects.
......From reports that come from trust.
worthy source, the baseball players that
came from Dover on Saturday last, have
added nothing to their reputations-at
least that is good. They are charged with
the use of bad language here, and on the
way home OF firing three shots at the house
OF defenseless widow, near Bethel Church.
II is stated they are TO be prosecuted for
the latter act....!. Uncle Toms Cabin is
coming down on us like ''thousand OF
bricks" Last night New York company
entertained about half house. Bills were
posted yesterday for what promises to be a
better representation, by Sam Sanford with
his Jubilee Singers, and many waited, per.
haps, to see it. Sanford is widely known
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
tyssa ysssss1sy's Isas BAissss.l
Tempopaoeo uoeslug.

The Temperance meeting In the pub
lic square oi Nprristown, on Sunday
last, was quiet and orderly. Mr. WIN.
u. England. Of Wilmington, Del, made
an address in which he took high
ground, and spoke Of drinking as . sin
against the body and the soul, one
which degraded the drinkrr and dc.
stroy-d the hopes and happiness u his
family. producing contention, diseord
and strife with all the attendant evils
that arise from inhamed passions. 1t
was, he said. opposed 10 all religion,
virtue, morality and d.cency. The
liquor traffic was engaged in = deadly
comoat for the eradication OF these
things from among mankind.
No man could be = Christian and us.
or encourage the use Of rum and thus
be ian occasion whereby his brother
will stumble. He would trace the re-
sponsibility TO Its source to the law
makers and those who licensed men to
do evil for the sake Of their money.
Our rulers should be men OF such honor
rs to be good examples to others. Let all
men look To their own interest and that
Of their families In this respect, guard.
ing both against dangers Of body and
soul. He concluded by exhorting his
hearers, To watch and pray lest they
should be led into temptation. - Norris
torn Herald.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
N0yRTHE EDITION.
ap>poss nsoasoa.


Yes, B~schss's 10 tl.~ place 10 gst yous
picture taken. SIS Market street.
Chew '.Jackson's Best" sweet navy
tobacco.
sutterley keeps tho best artists.
Suttsrl-y Is now taking eight photo
graphs tor so cents. &HE EA
s photographs for 30 cents, (not tin
pictures,) at Sutt.rley's.
Take your children to Sutterley's
gallery. II. never fails. 500 Market 81.
Go TO Satterley's and &c: s photo
graphs for 80 cents. 3o2 Market street
To Civ. every bov show these hard
times Sutterlsy will take for the next
80 days s photographs tor 80 cents.
W. II. Sincock adv-rtises a great as.
sortment Of gloves at No. 307 Market
street.
Uss Crossley's genuine sewing ma.
chine oil, at the corner Of Sixth and
shiplry streets
MDpLEros's Ngw PRIoE LlsT.-Pound
Bleaching Soap, 6 cts; Pound Bleaeh-r
Soap, 81 cts. ?. 4 G.'s Olsine Soap, 81
cts Standard Soap, 4 cts. Poor Mans
Soap, 5 cts; 3 lbs. good Mince Meat, 20
cents 4 glasses Jelly, 25 cents lbs.
Soda Crackers, % cts. 3 lbs. Oyster
/ Crackers, 25 cts. 4 TBS. new Currants.
Is cts. lbs. new Raisins, 25 cts. 2
cans Bakers Corn, Is cts. 2 cans Pie
Peaches, 25 cts; . cans Apples, 25 cts;
Pumpkin, 10 cts. per can Sweet Corn,
our original brand, cents per can a
fair Coffee, Is cents best Rio Coffees,
20, % and Is cents dried Cherries, 70
cts. ckberri-S, 10 cts. plums, Is
cts. pealed Peaches, Is cts. Tbs. /.
Peaches, rs ct..: 5 lbs. Apples, % cts;
I lbs. pin-head Oat Meal, Is cents q
lbs. Akron Oat Meal. 25 cents Swiss
Mountain Syrup, sl.oo per gallon
Peach syrup, sl.2o per gallon q fine
Syrup, 40 cents per gallon good New
Orleans, 40 cts. original Reed Birds,
weighing over lbs. per dozen, IS cts.
per doz. Stove Polish, 10 cts. per ID.
Coal Oil, IL cts. per gallon; Head Light
oil, 25 cts. per gallon Catsup, 20 cts.
per gallon 2 hoop Buckets, IA cts. 3
hoop Buckets, Is cts. Great bargains
at Middl.ton's s. Il. cor. 4th and King
streets,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06

THANaE OF HOu uRS-DELAW WAKE
" 4 WESTERN RAlLRUAD'-Com'
meneiny Tuesday, Dee. 4, 1871. Trains viii
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 ~ u. ~, and ~ p.h
Leave Landenberg Q 10 u m, and 20 p. m
A i've atWilmingtou I bS AN. and $40 ID
"a.
Arrive ut I.andenberEat IL III. and 80 p.h
IN.
Connections-T Trains leaving Landenber. a
- a. IN, connect with train Tor thiadeli'hi
~ Sl0a. ~. .g yL.R
Train leaving Wilmington at 10 ~ a. u
with train leaving Philadelphia ~ 8 10 q. III
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leaving
Lane nberg at o. p. ~
Ira d leaving L.lndenbara Or t.'t'i
Penn ylvania and Delaware trai- IL VIII
train teaying for Phiiadelph!a,t ~ y. IN
Trains leaving Wiin!Lp ton, ~ $50 +, m,
with train leaving p iladelphia, at 4l5 p m.
myydtt d. CONNEL, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
FOR the Republican.
A Denial.

MEssRs. RprToRs:---I saw In your last
issue an accusation against us boys,
who are In the habit Of playing foot
ball out by the new reservoir. II said
". were In the habit Of kicking the hall
over the fence purposeIy, because re-
qnested not TO do 50. Now We did no
such thing. We play as orderly as
possible; Il Is true, | admit that the ball
will sometimes go over the fence but
II is entirely accidental. Then as to us
throwing stones at the children: let ,n-
explain: Saturday afternoon we were
ont playing aud at 4 o'clock ". came
home, and as all this mischief was done
after 4 o'clock, yon can see II was not
rs that were rowdies, | have heard all
about the stone throwing affair, but ~
neither | nor any Of our PLAYERS wer"
present | could not say any thing and
vouch for II. But will vouch for this
much, that taken al an average there
is no set OF boys in Wilmington who
can and do behav- better than those
same football players c. 7.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
.LsCALusE rAaLE.
rsAiss LnAvs wuLnIueron.

~ Phii4,isiphia: 2os, s.sa, IoA a0, s.oo
al, 1000 a. m.; ia37, 11O, an, 40
hS. T.9, a.asp. IN. ON Sundays: 10e
AA, al0a a. m.: 400, o.3e. 9.%s p. N.
1.@n IN. on sundays 2.oo, ~ .. N:
FOR Baltimore and Washington: l2bl, LIS
$40 a. ~; iaA, 1855, 500, 1913 p. IN
On Sundays: l25l, l.lo q. IN; 1925 p. m
or Port Deposit: ..5o p. N.
'or New Castle: go. s,lb a. ~, LOO, o.S
% Delaware X. r.: ,ls =. m.; l. oS, s.ao p
for Wilmingtou q Northern X H.. o.z5 a
m.;9.20 a. m; 3p. m; and $40 Up. m.
t'sr Delaware Western X, r.. l0.ai. $40 p. m
sunday trains, i0.50 o, IN.
TRAiNs ARRIvE AT WILMINGTON,
From Philadelphia: !2l3, LOO, s.SA, e.lo q. M
l203. l2.I. l2.5T. 3b5. A5i. aos, SIS
T.4O, l0.2, ll.lb p. IN. On Sundays: l24s
lO6, 1919 q. IN; T:3h, i0.2z, p. IN,
rom Baltimore: 204, 5.%US.&l u, m; l22I, l2.Ss
$50, s,sS =. IN. On Sundays 2ol, 80, AIN
rom Warrington; LOS, $40 q. m; i2gl
l23s, $50, D. 3s p, IN. On sundays 2.ol
SO a. m.: s.36 p N.
From Port Deposit: s.u"u. IL.
rom New Castle: So, I2lU a. m:
ITO p. IN. No Sunday train.
From Delaware Z. r.: $50 u. tn.i l2l0, III
p. IN.
rom Wlmingto N Northern X. sO'
q. N. II. 80 a. m; 2p m; and I.& y, IN
rom Delaware Western X. H.: 7.55 IL. IN
3.lop. m. Sunday trains, op. m.
.nAIss FOR wILMIssTos LEAVE PRILADgL
ruIA.
Fr IN i5roaa street and Washington avenue
30, 800. 1880, n.+5 n. m; 40, 3.30, 400
s.l5, OLD, 9.45. II. 30 y. IN, On sundays
$50 u, IN; 800, ll.30 p. IN.
+ ,in Thirty Second and Market streets: 20
II IS =. IN: l2lO, 100 9.25. 1890 p. IN. Oi
undass. q Is. 1900
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
Failures.

A dispatch from London, Of Nov. 5,
says: Thomas Haigh Il Co., Liverpool,
have failed, in consequence Of extern
sive operations in cotton to arrive
Their unsettled contracts involve the
settlement Of differences on 5000 10
10000 bales Of cotton, and further diff
fculties are possible.
The short-time movement is gradu-
ally extending in the mills of ''urnley,
wher. there will soon be 35O,0 spin
dies and q, 100 to 1000 looms operated
on short time. The India Nill the
largest in Darwell, has stopped. The
railway companies in the cotton dis
tricts are discharging employees and re-
ducing wages because Of the stagnation
of traffic.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
Found Murdered In q Boat.

A dispatch from Watertown, N. Y.
Nov. 4th, says:--A yawl-boat named
Juiia, was washed ashore Yesterday on
Stony Point, Lake Ontario, near Hen.
derson, N. Y. The body of man was
fund in it, lashed TO this seat. There
were marks of violence on the head
and body, and the hands were tied to-
geth-r. The body was that of man
about 25 years old, feet s inches in
height, and 100 pounds; he had light
brown hair and blue eyes. He was
dressed in II brown knit jacket,a brown
cotton shirt, dark-colored trousers and
waistcoat. III his pocket-book was
found small sum Of Canadian money.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
Heavy Verdict for NewYork Men

A dispatch from Cleveland, Nov. 4,
says; One Of the largest verdicts ever
rendered in this State WAS given to-day
IN favor Of 5. l.. NJ. Barlow and Charles
Day, of New York, and against Sllas 5.
Stone, of this city. The evidence
showed that in 1871 Stone obtained
power of attorney from the plaintiffs to
sell land owned in partnership on tn.
Flats in this city. Stone rep.
resented that the land was worth
s4Oo, 900, and sold the part belonging
to Barlow and Day for 100000, and
then sold his own half for $500, 600.
Suit was brought, for $50, 600 and inter.
est from 1871. The jury rendered the
verdict as asked for, $50,5s0.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
Excited over Negro Msrde ~.

A dispatch from Petersburg, Va,
Nov. 4, says: At Hicksford, Green's
willie Courthouse, TO day, the trial Of
William A. Reese, Conservative msm-
ber Of the Legislature, charged with
tn" killing Of Adolphus Trotter, color.
ed, two weeks ago, was begun before
Judge Goodwyn, OF the County Court.
The day was consumed In the examin'
aiion Of witnesses. The negroes Of
til" county are very much excited on
account OF the killing Of Trotter and
Smith within two weeks. and hence
tiocked to the court house in large nun
b-rs, demanding the conviction OF
Reece. Many extra policemen have
been sworn in. There is some danger
Of trouble, as the public mind is in a
very excited state.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
9tlttf

NOTIJE.-Afte several years experience
IN have come 20 the conclusion 10 er.
large and extend my business, having made
arrangements with some Of our leading men,
as We can do tho work with entire satisfaction,
would say TO all that may need our services
we will DO happy to receive all orders.
p S.-The best attention will he given.
octls.3wd CHARLES -. A0NESS.
NOTlCE.-Tbe regular quarterly meeting
~ of the Trustees Of the Poor for New Cas-
Tie County will be held at tho Aims House,
Wednesday, Oct. a0th, at 10 o'clock a. IN. All
persons having bil will please present them
by that day. The Supply Committee will
meet ut the Aims House. Saturday, November
End, at II o'clock, Q. m, when proposals Will
he receives for supplying the Aims House for
the next three months with bread and meats.
oct23eod29-wlt J. W. COOCH, Sec'y.
NOTICE TO WATER KEN TERs.-An
~ persons who have sold property during
the present year must give notice 70 writing
TO the Register at the oiiice 0i the Water DO
partment before the a0th day 0f November,
1873, and insert the name Of the purchaser
and the numbcr OF the property purchas, d.
Otherwise they will be held liable Tor the wa
ter rent the next year.
Also, all persons who may wish 10 diseon
tinue the use OF water or any portion OF II,
mnst give notice as above and pay ~ Tor draw
Ing the fcrrule
No ALTERATION WILL BE MADE IN
ANY BILL AFTER THE ABOVE DATE.
W. MORROW, Registrar.
n,.31 ,ndn nylh edaO
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
nHILA ELfHiA l0n
Nii.MlNFfbN AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


SEPTEMBER y. 1878.
rfAins will leave Wilmington as iollows:-
tor Philadelphia AMI intermediate station.
: Vi, $40, no. y ~. 10 ~. II ~ u. M. 20, 400
5 " TO, 9&o, p. m.
philadelphia aud NswYUrk, . w. b ~ AN
II 81, IL ~. 5 ~ f.. m.
Baltimore and intermediate 3tatiOns,s " II u
Baltimore and Washington 1871, ~,
m. IL "a, IL 5s 10 y. m
Trains for Delaware Division leave lOf
New Castle q 20. y l5h. m. 05, 80 =. N
Wyoming and intermediate station . 10 a..
"a. / 05, go IN,
Delmar Intermediate stations 9l5a ~, ! %
p. m.
SUNDAY rKAINs
Philadelphia amt iut"rtnu'lihto alhn' -
m, 800, 30 p. N
Philadelphia and New YORK, "a, =. a. u =.
Baltimore aud Washington " 81; ID, d. Ii
For further information passengers are .
Ierred 10 the timetables posted at the dep .
nov2D- " f. kENSEI ~nn
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
SHERlFt'S SALE

BY virtue of Il writ Of Lesari Facias to me
directed, wili be exposed to Public sale. at the
HuTkL OF WM. Il. HOLLIS
A. rowu.rui. In Appoqninimink Huudre',
New Castle County, Delaware. on
MONDAY.
THE llTu DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1878
at2 o'clock, p. m.
the following described real estate. via: All
that certain arm or tract 0i land know NJ
the Forrest Farm and which is situated IN Ap-
ppquinImInk Hundred, and New Castle Coun.
", aforesaid and by "a recent survey Il bounded
and described as FOL lows 10 wit: Beginning
nj a stake at the edge Of the waters with
full pond Of Noxentown Mill Pond corner ior
lands Ui late John Lyman, now oi John
~tuatr from thence with lines OF said Stsats
south 53l9 degrees, east d3 s-l0 perches 70
stone corner as last iOrrsaId, south " de-
grees west % gle perch"s to u stone corner hs
last al re.aid, south ~ degrees. east 29s per
hes u stone corner Tor said Staats lnndoi
the heirs Of John u. Blrl and lands Ut James
Doughten, rom thence with DOnghten south
u degre,s west II 9 10 perches 10 II stone cot.
ner Tor said liOughten's, ft0r thence win
line offs ID Dnughten and others south 31'4
deyrr - east u b-lU Icrches to stone in the
Pine tree and Townsend station road, from
thcrcc with said road topard Townsend sta-
ton south 65l4 d, X, es, west 10 bio pefches to
a stake by the side OF said road corner Tor
lands late Of Ss mueI Mason now 0i Nan Wag-
oner IRON thence with lines OF land Of said
Van WAGNER north degrees west Y perches
to . small white oak corner as tast Aforesaid.
north ! y degrees east 2 H. perches 10 a stake
corner alOresaid. north ~ degrees wet II $40
perches to u stake corner a. last hiOfcsaid.
north 81. j grees west 40 pcnhcs 10 II
stake iD il line Oi lands late Ui John Ginn,
and Herewith north 81 degrees east 10 per
chcs to stake corner for said OHM IRON
thence with said CHM and line oi land OF
william Beck north ~ degrees east y $40
perches To II gate post corner for said Beck
herewith north AZ degrees west 81 no per,
ches to stake by the vaters OF the aforesaid
mill pond and binding, from thence with the
waters thereof herewith the courses and dis
tances to the place Of beginning, containing
within said bounds lT3 acres and pb prrches,
more or less having thereon frame dwelling,
barn and out building.
Seized and taken In execution a. the pro.
u. " Ol Passinore IA. Mitchell and Adaline
his vile, aud James Wilson and Mary A.
Wilson. terre tenants, and to he sold by
ISAAC 'ktBB, Sheriff.
Sherih's office, New Castle, Oct. ~. 1878.
Oct25
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
The Weo16er.

War Department, Office OF the Chi'f
Signal Ofieer, Washington, d. t., Nov.
q, l A. NJ.
Indications for Wednesiay.-Fm the
Middle Atlantic Statrs, clear or partly
cloudy weather, cold northerly, verr
ing to warmer southeast winds, follow
I'D by falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
Proposed Increase Of Duties on I'm
ports

A dispatch from London Nov. A, says;
A Berlin dispatch to the Times says;
The government proposes to increa8e
the duty on wine, hides, grain and
some other articles. The duty on grain
is intended TO compel concessions FROM
Russia, Austria, Italy and France. The
other new imports will he light and de.
signed for financial purposes solely.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
al Ed.

VEAI.E.-Suddenly on the 9th inst, neal
Claymont, Brandywine Hundred, George
yeale, sr., aged about 80 years.
Due notice wtlpbe given of his interment.
Chrlstiana village, on the 9th
inst Rachet MO,e, h9ed 10 years.
lnternent at White Clay Creek church, on
Friday, leaving the house at l0Oclock, q. m
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06

NOR SALE.-One Of the best dairy Al
H grain Farm In the State. Situate
New Castle Hundred, about . miles from
mington, on tho State rosa. within 2 mile.
2 Stations on Delaware Railroad ContaI
ing ls3 acres u land, good and susceptible
improvement. This farm now pays Q per ceT
with Taxes and Insurance. 4 never iailII
stream sf sprihg water runs through the u
perty watering all the fields. Large lawn
front Of dwelling, large barn and al neces sa
bulldogs. This farm will be sold very che
II applied for soon. J. W. WHITEMAN,
sep2S-til, ,japl
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
QaTls,EA.

fsOoD iEvExTMENr. -Sbssss il The
NJ ~ eeusa Hsns y1eAa Assseiseies h,
ale. 4 r. TAYLOR. ssc'y. octioind
NJ OTtCE. special attention paid 70 clean
IN Ing. repairing and adjusting sowing ma-
chimes BY John RaIno. No. 80 West MI H..
Wilmington, Dsl Findings and a.tsc hmsnls
LOT all sewing machines. needles, oils, no.. q.
ways on hand. octlsu
NVrICE-The fnn OF Pusey Brothers 10
IN this day dissolved by mutual consent.
]. NJ. Pusey Withdrawing. Either partner
will sign In settlement. s N. Pussy, Len
Pusey. and Edward pasey will conduct busi.
ness IA heretofore, under the Arm name of
PuSEY BRUTHERS.
Wilmington, Oct. 81, 1873. nyi-ot
NOTlCEi CITIZENS LOAN ASstClA.
~ TlON.--A meeting ofthe stockholders
Of the above association will BE- held on Thurs
day evening next. November Z. at o'clock,
To &C, on amendments TO the BY Laws. GEO.
4. MARlS. Sec'y. ny2st
NOriCE.--The subscribe! having this day
~ disposed all Of his interest ii the Street
sprinkler, and accounts due 10 the same viii
not be held responsible for any claims con.
tractcd Tor the same after this date.
November 2 1878. L. b. AiAlR.
OylM n
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
MONEY READY FOR GOOD FIRST
AN MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson & Co..
BANKERS AND BROk ERS.
RlxTH AND MARKET MN.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
FoR SALR.- shares Wilmington and Bran
dywine Bank, 2s shares Union National
Bank.
Stocks and Bonds bought Tor cash or carried
IN margins II desired. Telegraphlc commu
nication with all the Exchanges. Quotations
furnished gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
Surprised.

John Hartman, who resides at the
corner OF DUPONT and Lowering Ave-
nues, was surprised by visit of some
forty couples disguised by masks, on
Monday evening. The party passed
pleasant hour or two, after which they
returned to their respective homes much
pleased with their visit. The whole
affair was under the direction Of y.
Mammele, A, Pierson and w. Cochran.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
WuxInaroN IlEI.. llctohrr hi ls7a

WILMINGTON, I'EL.. october IL, 1878
selves under the firm name OF J. A. Bond 4
Co., Tor the transaction Of oil bpG'ness per.
tanning to Real Estate, Insurance, Convey
ancing and Surveying, solicit continuance
Of the patronage herstoiore given to Bond
4 Pierce and Z. II. Gregg. Once, room !,
Maris building. N. w. cor. Sixth and Sbipley.
j. A. BoND,
J r. PIxRCK
Octltu u. II. 9KkaG
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
MOrtuary.

The death record for Wilmington
during the month ofOctobcr was SO.
Daring October of last year 81, male,
36, female, l3; white, 81, black 7;
adults "a, minors, IS; born in the
United States Sd, England |, ireland 2,
Germany 2. Coroner's cases 7
In the addition to the above there
were 7 brought here for burial.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-06
l.eclup re-,
Selling Ont.

B. G. Psarcs ~ill sell at public Sal.
on Wednesday, November 18th, all hn
stock OF horses and carriages at ht
stable corner Of Sixth and Pr.nca
streets.