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Mr.. Fremon,'s Account OF Pair OF Iri.h
WOLF Hounds.
fras, n, to.ofls

This pair Of wolf hounds were sent from
England as u present to Mr. Henry Sihley, n
gentleman who lived ON his property, named by
nm mn NV - t nom, Il, a, ," n,
the mouth of the Minnesota river
Both dogs were fine specimens OF their noble
kind: much larger and heavier than tn" deer
hound. while equally quick in their motions.
They were short haired and brindl"d. Lion
with the tawny ycowi-h cooring from which
came his name. while Tiger was n bluishgray
hrinde. With much the built - tn" siberian
bloodhound. their heads were hn"r-lcss ant
mai We'll matched outwnrdly. there rpscm-
blance ended. for Lion WIS exceptionally friend
~ and OF generous nature. while Tiger Was
was not To- he trusted and could not BE- disci-
plined or ,lomeetcatcd. One fight | had de-
srrhed to me. where. without cause. unless
jealousy. he attacked his master in the dining
room. Mr.. Sihlry having only lArg" chair with
which To defend himself. while Tiger fought in
earnest. In time he became 50 dangerous that
Mr. Sibley had to shoot him, leaving Lion his
masters happy friend and companion. and
commander in chief Of the other dogs
Mr.. Sibleys visit back to the East resulted In
very lovely little wife being installed ~ CROWN
Lions master was delighted, bu, il il not given
Ia every one 20 understand dogs. ana Lion \
good will was fun OF terrors Ia this lady. Sh"
simply could not accept him n anything hut q
danger. So Lion WAS reduced to the ranks and
sent to live outside, Coming ia rs usual. he
cause "a scene of fright. and his master-h- own
familiar friend put him out. Then he disap-
pehrcd altogether
Later word was sent from the fort that Lion
WAS there. Mr.. Sihl"S. on going over for him.
was welcomed by the dug with every mark 81
thc blum To the rivers edge. But there Lion
stopped. aud nothing could make him enter the
boat. Nor did he ever again cross the river "a
his old home. He AWAY met nj master with
Joy. stayed 10y HIM content. accompanied him
e. the boat. and there stopped Between them
henceforh hay an impas-hOle barrier.
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Green's last dream was source Of some GU
ro-ty AMI int rest 10 the persons IN the same jail room
He told II the prisoner IN the cell who repeated
II 10 the man BEYOND HIM and SOFT passed on through
the prison The dream 10 tins effect lie SAID that
h. thought that the hnnr for his end had come and that
he was led forth 10 die lie sad he hal 10 climb ~
ladder and wts pushed on The old and rotten.
and he thought that after he had swung to and ro some
time with great and PAIN, the rope broke and he
had Ia wa until rope brought, durin. which
time he was almost sTangng by the remnants O the old
one This was the last dream OF tie condemned man,
and tgaVe him some little care and anxiety, UNA he
was assured positively N several friends that lhr rope
was a good one ani the gallows strong
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The Froggie's Party.

rum fNf NN"fN
The frog who would woOing 20.
bnNc a party, Nuu must know,
Aud his bride, dressed all In green,
Looked AS me as any queen.
Their reception nuiuhr red some
~ the best IN frul slcduin.
Iuur gray irugg.rs PLACED the ildd '".-
llAuis All around and down Tie muNdl'
Some stern old Cr0akors there did com
IN white rhokrrs 10 the room.
while the bellies. WIth rush ieai ian>,
Danced with l'IuN iu groom hIu-dil-
fhri,i iu the bow a. there.
liudcu tom the hdll room glare.
Three Old fruglir- tried 20 rrrl
Twist 'em. tu.n 'eni, toe and heel
Onc little Missw1s ,'.Dd IN sing.
Rat -n, had a cold tlHi ~Wine
fiftl, fru,, were sound 10 ln'p,
IAtr hOur. hii for ihrm 20 keep
ka,h one Ni .lrd she couple joy,
lYi hN. g0Hur 60 annoy.
lM lrAt I.Y fi.t Ntt 'tNt.i
lH,. NIL 't.N tl.tt. is.t..
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A dviee 20 q Lover


Arden, lover: We do not think you should
remit YOUR att 10 the pirl supply because her
father k,kcd t.n ~ the old and tram
" thAtu he repeats the action you sha regard IL AN
lnsult II surely rather unadN lkc tor the Young
lady hop upon chair and shout. tlu IN dad
I'm hiscr' he's bes oahng around here tong enough.
kuf IruuAl.. merely oi f,'iiik An
os si.r AMI spoons will make n all n.ht ssan
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PSALM 'yn.
Hto1g d, Nan Iorl fGsr re-.

From ~, Nar Toh Oir re-.
Wrat natter how the winds may blow
0I blow they east. or blo~ fhrN west
What reck how the tides mas flow,
since ebb or food alIk" b. h'sif
~ summer calm. no winter gale,
INT edrs or uriNts me from my way
-fradlast toward tho Haven .ali
That lies, perhaps not lar away
mind he weary days oi old.
Mhen motinuless seemed 10 lie;
Tho nights whcn htrce Tie h.ll0N rnllN
Ana changed my cOur-n. knew mot wiz
feared the calm, feared the gale,
IofDinliug danger and delay,
fug' ting was thus IN SAL
10 ltath what seemed 10 tar away
measure not the loss and fret
winch thrun-h tiO>f years ul doubt bore.
kteu fhr mruurN fresh. Hnl vet
Mouli holi Gods pat, ni nrrt more.
What Nsttcks have passed me IA iir .dlr,
What ship. -uhD down uu sunWri days
Mhle with iWled o. spit adm sal,
Slood tor the Haven ian await
what matter how the wind, NAV blow.
since tar ~ ioul alike are ~ 49,
God hold. them IA HIS hand know,
And may leave 20 HIM 'ht irs',
Assured thtt nrther talln n.rtt'u
iau ifIue unD dt.l.rr ur dtltN.
A .NU fuN Ii' flr " MOD .fl
I.sfN,-. Iku.N, n'i Gao 1"h.
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Boutwell, rs "a I."bbyIst.

Harsh, hut not undeserved, criticism Is made
hy senators amt members the tact of an ~ secretary
a tine Treasury app lring lobbyist Ia influence legs
lniion Tor the leucht IA. New York Bank Note Com
names aud Hs he had abundant opportunities 10 know
While S., Rotary against the lnt'rt-tsOl the Government
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HOY, two pnnoeen, Men Escaped Lyneh,ns.


Two Georgians. Messrs. r. Is. Won'en md W.
uosid II Hrouks county got intu tftuus trouble
while IN visit 90 Arkansas reecnus They wov on a
prospct ung Ia this last named STATE AMI night
a hous, at ~hch they were stopping wa entered and
robbed suspicion fastened on thcW aud the, were
nrf, ted ami thstn ties had INSIDE them
ives known a. MA-uns they would ha,' been Nurhcd
was they had tunsid, rahls dticutt
impartial inNesuA auon. which resulted ~ their eompie,
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March Tsl, s sS . Asp al M "a I
.s .. a. .,,rs "' STAT, SIT ~ w' ss
srn .rnns wheat cNIas, e, 7Uss5 "a. Xxx and xxx
AMI ssx ing 80 .' sn SssS e.s s .. ~ nv
.hipwns, SOS IS soa,he m bakers AMI i:m,,y
,. ~" y, sCsT ssssS Shs" iced. sisssic '
Cdrros-spois qalci aud unc hanged Middnns urlsnd-
weak hui, ,ne close d.arsr a, II Nc Tor March.
III jay 'o' & dr 9 August 'Ss Nj ,sr s%S
ii,o~c ior octobsr safes q futures, is@"bsles
s::' AZ S' s 81 ~
81 e cr fy' Ne. and Abe se ham. Se
amt "a, meats entirely nominal isri opencd fiat, but
sHc s a', ,Sis s.I" s .I wiz t erise s,,y .. @
snd' ana am Pf, oT rSare Sesysry' 500 to-. s7is.
as go. tor Arril and p ?aes7 Sa or Way cosns a.
Tor city mart,t pis.' s.@5,sc' Hu,icr VA. ic~er.
sps NAM, s s ws. do sS s"', cns ss
% s'' sns w' sss,. a ishls,' Fresh ess
Ga.is-wheat wa. lower and dull on the .po, bu, fu
gr.' asnys At M decline syr ,'' a. .n . t. me
wincr I. s,ssi rs ioL smbcl winter 81 81. oI No ?
"a Siocr ~ II, Il ,s M .rns 1n 9o, ~ ,a y,
!t S,e s e saSs =, 30 ,r"s = = 2i
Ma snd 81 red wn'et A. siai'. '%1 March. amt
Dor ~ w ~ nSI' s "ey To- '"S To-, ca sS sa A.
uat- m demand and prices tended upward ,al.s ON ths
AZ Tor wn'tc incnd,nr So sraddd at ss Sc Tor
mixed AMI ~ Tor Whit ~ : mixed chicago. saa,s
$50 Indian corn dul aud closed traction lower,
sales on the spot a. So bush including No new at
-. ~hic old, noeSsise 80 At So ani 81 .sil'.
Tor amer mixed, yellow Jersey aud southern w.
tl@.H.c Southern white. S7s"s POI luiure lie.
livery i2otss hus inCluitng steamer mixed al 80 fO
Aprf and .,,ea3c ior MAY, No at 500 for April.
55'.c FOR May. and tS'aGiHe tor June
SfsnRus-NANal stOr,s quiet and ncmnAily unchang-
ed spirts tuJcninr 3i@tl. common e. good strain
Ell rosn ~ aassi a. fvtrolsu m dull and nOminallN
10 Tor crude IA huk. aud l2c Tor refined. m thl-
clover sced aruV. and firm sales iNp bags mart 10
arrive. $3.50 Tor western Tor canada, SIC for
STATE hemp. lpH bales Sisai >old al 81 gold
ocean fr,shts u and Irregular grain 20 INrIpnnl ny
steam ~ cotton All flour 10 London by sail - "a.
gram To- Bristol hV steam nj do 10 Cork Tor orders,
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loans contracted eiga 4cO and rcdueed volume
NJ legal ndcre amounted tn s. fO but u,iH va on
sct by the large gain OF 90 rO,5'O in specie
HE GuN"runiru' huni market was inclined 10 hcsvt-
NOS hot closed tr0 The bulk " the Transactions
Cft0cfcd h. tore 4 NJ
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The foowin. were me- rrncipNl Quo'atons
1887 oop ! y .iiooih: aa|"f \ iooi

In loans the rates paid Tor having balances carried
-. 81 1 and "a y cent
The total clearing Al tr gold department N the stock
Exchange were SlJN29Opu. goi balances 81 bsH,N2
and currency balances. slh3h.SH III. gross ctnrnss
Of thv week having been thir ana amounting g.
fil2 - ~ Tho sub Treasury paid ont TO-DAY S2l2 -
sam interest on the public don't aud tor the week
81 N17 bO having redeemed t5OS.2b ~ allied buuls
which during the week aggregated t-2his'p receiving
during the pcrod IN coin Tor customs " lanNh
The dnN husincss ~ the United states sui Treasury
wa cold receipts, s2u22inp, gold payments, ~ ni7,
Sfi7 Vl5 NJ. currency pa ments, s5i21 a. currency
balance, SiJtSlull ~ Customs. saH!t
The inter nal revenue receipts AT Washington TO-DAY were
SihWD, and the custom receipts, si1hnn The Treas
ury also received Slph N nAuua bank notes Tor re-
denpuou which makes total of S20stsr tor the week
The Treasury now holds SiidUnWn o. bonds e. secure
the national bank rircuauon also, SlAWHWl for the
public deposits The OUTSTANDING hank circulation
amount, 10 sj2n'1ruu currency notes aui SlfWp"
he exports NJ specie for the week footed mp go 9i5
and since Jan l. -. lNG@li The rNr0rts of DOM sic
currency Nauthon-tur the Wrrk cmin- lu' y,
day last - ~ no, and since IAN l. snanitol
crh merchandise. lnr r W,ch ending to-day. amounted
| tu fGUp Os, ami since Ian 800 I'i2 ~
furri.u sVrhHusn ruled quot hat nru ~ Tie n nnnl
quutitnu>ui - -, ant - -ii Ton time AMI Nrumml
du~ Respectively NiouAh tr actual s,iiin- rates weiV
| 81 ~, lslNi ani - ~f',.l i~i
Muu,V wasilr,, n. 20 nn call ~ 10 cent where
nrsi rn.. stock collateral was pod-rd Prime CONNER
ual paper u iour ami ~ mouths d" was IN request AT
the weekly e>hnfei ihr associate hln'- showed m
i'm ra-r uf - N Nt'IN 'r u'' reserve. nh n'A e. 49,"
unruiy NOS, luIi $3.50 I--a ,.s. a.. - e rtnt
! II. .l.d 'I I.N lIf f.. f,HIt, .a..'l 70 ..-
! ~ t dr,.-ii .'a ..,t .i'.. f....s s'-- o..
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The total number AZ shares dealt in to-day
was 1}p7l ~ which Lake Sh"r" represented
L. 300. Northwestern. 49, $50. do. preferred,
so0u Western Union. p4oo; -. Paul; G.ldi;
canal , 200; Morris AMI Essex, 3.5s1 Now
Ynrk Central. 2,jng; Pacific. Mail. 2olj' Rock
island. 1860: Erie. 1000; Michigan Central,
preferred luo: Union Pacific. is; Now
Jcrss Central, 7S3; &C. {, and l.. 49, Ailon
and rerre Hanto profeTed 400; A,and L Tel
frrtd 300; Illinois Central. 20n; Ohios, POO;
Wells Fargo ENpres-. $50 Cleveland and Pitts
llrgh 1870; Chicago and Alton, loo Font
Wayne, 100; Unrlem 100; and Wabash. 100,
Tho gold market was duh and devoid OF
special interest Tho tone was heavy and the
price declined from l0l a at the opening TO lOl
with lOn.s bid during The aftern0On.
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IIELLEW~ WONDERS.
ID
HELLERs WONDERS
24th - NJ VI llfii ANenuo Hotel
hfrI>S AZ fliilT
rt Programme unanimously vrrilcied n. hest
BFWILDFRISG ANp ENJOYABLE
hi DIGIT or AAki El.~
Vet produred nv the rrrHt
PRINCE Ot Observation-Disclosures
ROBERT HELLER ROBERT HELLER
The innocence and harmlCssncss 81 10, I'VE hours
passed with Robert Heller rfcnnni, us III. entertain
ment a. especially adapted g. this
SEASON pf LENT
Evening ats Matinee Ncdu -'iAA ami Saturday at 2
llllurnu hal Ia IN Al IIIlAA
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
A SCENE IN S0UHT.
Hcgs ais Mother 40 Overlook
what JnsfEea had Forgiven

"hh bhstBRF hHh sHfssFeH
The Philadelphia Recofd states that
in Judge Bfiggs Court, on Thursday,
q ! ttie trllow named Wm. Zern, was
,arralgned npon the charge of larceny
and entered plea of guilty He had
been employed as an errand boy in a
notion store on Market street, and dur
ling the few weeks that be wa there ht
tad stolen from his employer property
valued altogether at $40. In one in
Ftauca h took haudktrchief4 worth
SO 30 per. dozen and neckties worth
per dozen and SOLD them to a wo
man living on Frank ford road for one
/ tyjlar per jo1en.
KS he claimed that this was his first
t"H nee, and took the matter so much to
heart, the Judge said he felt disposed
/ fslfcharge him on his own behavior,
1T ttH bad anybody that would look af-
Itr him in the future. The hey said his
currents were living, bnt his father had
deserted his mother aud gone West.
E'be mother was sent for, but When size
a1iae IN she refused tG 90 to her son.
: When the .ladse asked her whether
she would not take the boy home she
replied, No She said he had stolen
before, and had disgracei the family.
and sne wonldn't have anything more
to do with him.
The littIe fellow, who in the mean.
#hiIa had been crying pitlfuIly, then
falling upon his knees, and with his
apds raised and clasprd, cried: "Oh,
mamma, mamma; take noe home and
try me once moret"
The mother replied to him. "Your
p bai hoy, and then codly rapusa6
aH aita her hands.
+ ir 9usUnr to further questions from
Hala5gc she said that her son had
.Ha"t her and she had no sympathy
III .0 tlss father, she sai bad u1t
f.ls--t .. hut she admitted TIM, hr
to hagsa, City to reside aul
..sat 30 Hppart Her mI.
.aE"' jm which she had uot
'n ru-n ha hal asaed uhalp
...r "are living tosa'h~..
la .se Briggs sand faat h.HaHat ha=e
+. .0 rh' hoy ta the Iaasr oI louae.
g m' h.r nj, ~ar liIH'twant
agft6n. toau.ait woaId 1f--
.. mily more. and if the Judge
- 'f h'r hGFr HH-aa foHI3 aIto.
aia 3Ha Bam-. fhrJad1erpfu5- toae
saying tlat from bat lac baiseDI
tae amHana deposition he woal 6e
n 'n tru taD chilj to her.
#rat paying soy ateo"taa To
aa. #-tar affecting appeals Of arr
saa ID '.e him hack, he another hlt.
F. '.nr. roo. The h3ys cries tuaa
u... .".-o yl.I.uG that he had to b.r re-
un.oj n oHl ta.t the other b hl
.t+. u nj at he proceeded = itIl.
g.. -r II. ne used as witness
%. .. rn.w4a who had r,caiyr0
fho '.. ur..n Of the goods ur hal
.4.,t4 e.Hra and glass suitabI.I
'"' ..#ela, &t La9,ou's, Go5 Market
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
EkG Mo.fhPr.

War Department, Office of th- Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D. r., Dee.
7, | A. NJ.
Indications for SaturIay.-Eor the
Middle Atlantic States, colder, clear or
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
northerly, and higher pressure. The
will fall below freezing in
the canal regions.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
g was placed; m~!p tbe remark that

tie WIS placed; made the remark ihat
the man was rilber 4 fool or aalr 20 ii,
such Thing aud tell hoH Eftd IL,
/ formed TINS aonriusGrn iron Ill zen.
era appearance.
Cross examined: - Heari him say
that was the way hr eft the tie. 8ud
he thought It vas of tha road, til.
end was then on ia" rail.
passmorp Il Mitchell tpstiGaa That
he 'honeht that the prisoner acted fool,
ishly wAru with tht jury biz "en-
were largo didn't tbiuk he Wa rIp6t
in his mind
Gross xamined - tma 80 that soD
olusion from hs appearance. ii3nt
reeollect him saying, that WIS tne
way left heard him say he taoaeht
be threw # from the track
Joseph W Vanarsrif' vor --Was
on the jury noticed u ~3a tn1aart
look thoue ht be acted rp &Bgalv
I Ike ten year old boy dsdh tbmk
there was much nan about ~ my
impression : Flat hs qt .f.aI ~Ht, non
was very mnch inpai1eG
| John Wainwright sworn Fat..ad
/ a nervousness. = IL ~. he
/ prisoner, ar hoosn u 20 - 1a
pressed condition; so ma SO ff,l /
, Thought his mind @a eaeT otah di-
ordered wondu't tainE hm naqbie
1of distinguishing ri4 .lt Irpm ~rou,
Daniel ". De Yallongar, swou,--
Noticed him Al tae iHqaaHt !, H.s wiz
ness lie appeared % ha nervous a.
though h" WAS wrong in nl- mind, ho
wasn't calm by any means.
John Traphaspn, saua:- Didn't
think he was in hi riabt ujad
Amos Kane, sworn:-- Wa aE the ar-
eid~Ut; noticed hi4 slrau appearance,
he looked wild, aud in Wy g G@.rlt
thonght his actions wpr' stti9.
Hannah Furry, rncatieJ,-~nu the
afternoon Of III. wreck wgua fia.is}
was preparing his to''-t, Istat olAa
family "doesn Harley aat stnpgr S
day fonod The toipion rat ho-ea.
ont Of his mind
The dafrDtt ha tn4
BY an agrramat haae. h ranH
aud connarl 10 -aa oEeo. aat n.
nraabgs would ba arurss aat G.s.
p.Int the ntf. nia..asa u 2
e'e1e& to-nnrrnF frHa@ e5tr il
arg0me eHtgijl begin
Afrr .tecomt had adiaurG mlr
~ Aft ..tlfy ~i.it r# fr.tf
jD tgont OF gaa eigsS. 40 .Ju nra
+ he rml8tiers artd tsiclnt- - tea.
ward .a greet th p t.a..
tno.o were aUm. " -. ..
whom were evjdaH.t, 90 -. 0at5gta s.
h"aceirai l5@n ms a uaa l..
hey saetued deeply aaua ru9 s5TH he
oIappy position ia YAie +ls 4 I'm
er Was Fiaaa3, aa, they ID, sat
q deepest ~oj.#iade tor h# . e.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
dlHti1FiEsA a g. sstsL.

. ON @aU0'h 1-t. "rr .ogan.,io. ,
+ tj.ao .'lur .Iaoapwaly yneIlau C4u.~,
f@".,,t "Hu. ris w.'n. northeast u
..Dlpu .! New @hsto county. Del,
n..'ra d The CLOSE il the 25tl. yea ol
ii" Rev Ir.J. D Tal,a digI ans ! Ins.
.Ua.a- Tie pastor IN Ils dress gave
Il nUaber undressing tsties, among
which wars the f,iIowin Daring It's
eNsl.-ra ofITo year, II. chay1 Daa
hal hJ't.z pt-,u,. Dining d. Val.
iandtgDam $ Pasturate, ~ss persons were
added to the communion Ot the three
churches Nhe churrDes a. Whit, Clay
Creek and Al Newark having originally
been included in this pastorat-;) f23
adults ami children were baDt -e t..
the pastor otticIatet at l3O marriages.
and attended between $50 and -t0o .tu.
neraIs.
A the close of DR.. Vailantigham'
address, remarks were made by Ravs.
W. D. Mackey, R.P. Dubois, 4. De-
Witt, ;. l.. Polk, W. ". IIcberton, J.
A. stone, Dr.. W. II PurnelI, President
of til" Delaware College, James T. Nc
CuIIough, Esq. Of Ekton, and Mr..
}. f. Williamson of Newark. Most Of
the addresor, We're repIrte with inter
esting "reminiscences and with much
that was complimentary to both pastor
and propIr.
Rev. W w. liebertou in behalf Of
the people of Head Of fChri.tiana Church .
presented Dr., FaIIondigham a waiter .
Of silver coins. for which the pastor ex-
pressed his thanks as boiug only one
Of many similar tokens of regard.
Rev. J. A. Stone, Of the st. Thomas
Episcopal Church, 0. Wilmington. and
MIR, ]. +. WiIamsons Of the Methodist
Church, represented other denomina.
ions, and participated in theexercses.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
Dp@rtA' HogstiDn.

~umrrt"y takes / good pictures tor
30 q MS.
aaa' photographs for $1.0o. at rut-
t,... @4 Market street, aboy" 3d.
( th5.ronH y pictures a speciality, at
S1ftrrgs, j02 Market st.. above b..
brt o1,r OF SutterIey'~ life size cray
oos for It Christmas present. They
/ will pleas" you.
fake your old pictures to SutteIIey,
3U4 Market street, above Sd. and have
tnco copied. He does them cheap.
Chest and Lung Protectors, sold by
Taylor Il Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3o2
King street.
Do you want pure articles at low
prices! McInaIl's is the place, 81 and
Market streets.
70 store-keepers, market men and
bakers. Pennsylvania, New York and
Ohio roll and soIit packed butter, by
the package, at less than Philadelphia
prices at No. ! Is West Eighth street. |
near Orange.
Just arrived, another car load Of the
Chicago ranges. Citizens Of Whining
ton aod vicinity, call at the stove store
Of +. b, i, Miller, No. l07 W. ID st.. .
and examine my fine stock of ranges.
EG~WlIMINGToy UMBRELLA MANrrAc-
roRY.--E, c. Strug. 5. W. cor. 4th and
Market streets, has an elegant assor,-
neut of umbrellas, made especially tog
.he holidays CAL ana see them. Or
lers promptly filed.
Webb's photograph gallery, No, jO7
'hipIey street, is prepared to do work
If all kinds at reasonable prices. Old
pictures enlarged to any size, and fin
she'd in oil CrayOn or Ivorytype.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

SSPEClAL NOTICE "A large lot Of Sewing
> Machines, at Private Sale, at less han
nall their value. Two shuttle, Grover and
Baker. new, two Weed, new. two Family Drop
l4eal singer improved. new one Davis. new.
Also the following thai has been used but in
good running order; Five Family Singers,
two improved Wilson. shuttle, good as new
| four H0We's. six Wheeler x Wilson's one VIII
coz & Gibbs, drop leap table, nearly new.
| We Will sell at great bargain as we must
have the room, you will never have another
such cnarrc. We also call attention to the
American Sewing Machine as the best Family
| Machine. Tits given up by a II competitors az
the lightcst and simplest Sewing Machine
made. you only have to Try it to buy IT, Don't
be pcrsua1ed to buy any other Machine until
you have given the American a few days
trial. when you buy you don't want to be to
'ha expense Of trading it oft in or Il months,
On account Of running heavy, or some other
good reason as we have and are trading fer
machines good as new. Now to get rid OF all
this trouble ana expense purchase the New
American, and then you IRE suited for all
time. and y0n will save money in the end.
We exchange for old machines, sell on
monthly inStalment plan, or large 'ii--tllt---
Tor cash. Will rent them to family by The
week or month, with the privilege Of buying
II they desire, Once and saIesrooru 7ls Mar.
kct street, wilmington, Del
/, II. PRIMROSE
hFi5-H Manager for Peninsula,
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY YEVENENG, DEC. 10. '7s.
]ItkEIS, Is CENTS.

iichctscau be exchanged for reserved seats
by payment Of 10 cts. extra. at G.. f. Thomas
%Co,S. book store. on Monday morning. De-
Ccnber 10, at o'clock dc6-2t
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

SicilIian Glass a small invoice Just
opened, at Lawton 6Oj Market street.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-07

The new Extension Library Lamp
S4,15, just the thing for holiday pres
ent, at Lawtou's, COS Market street.