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Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

NOTICE.-I, A. b. GILLESPIE, . H.
~ censedy retailer OF goods, wares snd
merchand se, do hereby give notis that
shall apply 10 the Judges OF the Court Of
General sessions si tie Peace and jail de-
livery in the State Of Delaware, In and tor
New Castle county. upon Monday, the 18th
day Of May next, 1879, being the trst day OF
tho next M y term 81 the said curt. Tor H..
cense ~ sell Intoxicating liquors in qua titles
not less than one bali gallon. at No. 8 East
Second street, in the Second Ward, ofthe
city Of Wilmington. Delaware, the following
respectable citizens. residing in said ward,
recomme d the said application t0wt:
Charles Weyls, VIM. n. Thompson.
Samuel Finley, Bernard Row,
Matthew kIacklen, Richard Booth,
Theodore Steele, I. Is. Merritt,
r. NJ. Hibson, Theodore Reynolds,
Wm. IRgg, Joseph N. Locke,
George W. Ortlip, Jokl b. How.
NicnOlas Jenny, Nathanlel Melch0ir, ,Jr
T. b. Brison. Sam'l W. Shuttle,
Wm. Mcknight. Adolph klober,
VIM. W. simpson, his
Edward L. Stanmire, +. II Collin,
John Parker, mark
Wit. Isaac Darlington,
apl0-3t A. B. .GlLLEsPIE.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
Congress-.

In the U. S. Sc ate yesterday Charlea
II. Bell was adin.t.td as Senator from
New hampshire, by vote OF 80 yeas
to Is nays.
The Army Appropriation bill was
taken up. A motion to adjourn ovei
Good Friday was lost--yeas %, nays "a
After an executive session til. Senate
adjourned.
N the House, the consideration O.
the legislative Appropriation bill
was resumed. An amendment, direct
ing that the ten millions OF legal
tenders notes kept ia the Treasury
as Il special fund for tAe redeml ton OF
fractional currer y i, issued in pay
ment of arrears fpt tsions, was adop'
ted after a long dir ussi"n. Pending
consideration Of the Ill the House ad-
jourued.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

The French cabinet will hold coun'
Gil Tomorrow on the Egyptian quss'
tion. ....
negotiations between the British and
Yakoob Khan are said to have eollap
ted because the British wanted to an
mex Csbul. p.
Blanqui's election to the French
Chamber Of deputies is now considered
extremely probable.
Russia proposes European confer
encs to settle the Roumelian question
Ssventsen thousand persons In Siege
din, Hungary, and vicinity are sub
ssting on charity. .a l.B
Over ! 900 Nihilis's have been ar
rss,ed in Charkof, Russia.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
FIFTH EDITION
MEETING OF THE HISTORlGAL
SOCIETY.
Tho Committee 4 Appsinted-AesOI
lions AaODeed.

The Committee Appsinted-nesOl
tiOns Adopted.
The Historical Society Of Delawar.
held their regular monthly meeting
last evening, at their room, Tenth snd
Market streets, William d. Dove, ESQ.
presiding, J. R. Walter, Esq, Secre
tary. The following were the commit
tees announced for the ensuing year
On Library R. T. Johnson, N. D.,
W. d. Dove Esq, and J. p. Wales, M
D.; Biography: J. r. Walter, Esq,
Rev. T. g. Littell and C. A. Rodney
Esq. Donations l.. P. Bush, NJ. D.,
Rev. T. q. littell and w. II. Porter,
Esq. Publications Hon. l.. X. Wales,
W. T. Croasdals and George H. Bates
Finance: John II. Adams, Col. H. s.
McComb and 4. Garrett.
The constitution in relation TO the
meeting nights was SO amended as to
make the third Monday of the month
the regular meeting night, instead Of
the second Thursday.
Rev. g. A. Lahen was elected . cor
responding member.
DR.. Bush alluded to the death OF
their late President, Hon. Daniel N.
Bates, and he moved that the society
go into an election TO fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Walters thought 1t best to have
his death formally announced before
the Society and appropriate action
taken on ia death.
The motion Of DR.. Bush was lost and
Hon Leonard 4. Wales offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, That COMMITTEES Of three
be appointed to prepare minute in re-
lation to the death Of Hon. D. M. Bates,
late President Of this society, to report
the same at the next stated meeting.
A number Of contributions of books
and pamphlets were received.
After the transaction OF other routine
business the meeting adjourned until
the 2lst inst.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

Tho new POstmas ter-General In.
prsvexnents and Business Oai-
l0Ok.
Correspondents Of the Republican.
New CASTLE, April 10th, 1879.
MKssRs EplToRs:-Spring seems to be
nov fairly upon US and April showers
alternate with April sunshine. The
trees are showing the effect Of the mud
weather, and . reconstruction of flower
beds and yards is the order OF the day,
~ evinced by deft fingers inoa,ed in
stout gloves, skillfully manipulating
pruning shears and trowel.
.Shad fishing has not proven very re-
munerative thus far in this locality,
owing, the fishermen say, to the muddy
condition Of the water. As proof of this
theory they assert that when the nets
drift through current of clear water
the catch is much heavier. But few
shad are brought 10 the wharves aud
prices rule high. Postmaster Janvier
is making further improvements at the
new post Office by changing the fence
on Delaware street, SO as to do away with
Che unsightly pen that was boxed up
around the door. This when the paw
ing is completed will le a great im-
prove,n-nt, and should prevent the
crowding around the door that some
times takes place during the opening
Of the evening mail.
The efforts Of Mr.. J. to accommodate
the public in the location aud arrange
ment of the 2. o. is commendable, the
location being central, and the room
conveniently arranged for the delivery
Of mail matter, and the transaction OF
other Post Office business. The Depu
ty P. N. is polite and attentive, yet
we are not happy, we all sigh for that
new Post Office and Custom House.
TIL. appropriation for which failed to
pass the last Congress. We under
stand the matter will he again brought
up and We hope our petition will be-
granted.
1t is said that orders for pipe at the
Delaware Iron Compsny's works are
increasing and that there are stronger
indications of a steady demand.
Hugh K. Steel. Esq, formerly Of
Laurel, Chester county, and well known
in business circles in your city, has
got the rolling mill here fairly started,
and will as improvements are added
employ large number Of persons. H.
moved with is family few weeks
since to the farm of +. p. NJ. Tasker
near the mill.
Doboinsville, that classic suburb, is
now we'll populated, nearly all OF the
hous's being occupied.
The coop rative store Co. at Shaw
town, are builiing an addition to their
store General building operations are
hack ward, and but little property is
changing hands; our Dsrchants and
business men, however, are not dis posed
t. fold their hands in despair, but are
making preparation for the spring trade
hop n for the best. BREvlrY.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
For the Republican.
n0Fe BAD Houses.

MEssRs. EplToRs:-Would it not be O
good thing for the citizens of Whining.
ton, if Mayor Almond would close W
the two rum mills on b. street, South
side, rs well the houses of i'll lams' lie
has made a good beginning. let him
make good ending, II he could only
hear the cursipg and swearing at this
place every Saturday night, he could
not help taking immediate action,
and by so doing he would have the
sympati,ies and prayers of the good
people of the South Side. A RESIDENT.
If "a Resident" will make complaint
Oh oath before the Mayor he will arres,
the parties and break up the place.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
Auo0her sudden Death.

This morning Mrs. DAWN, the moth
er Of Michael DAWN, who figured prom
inently in tn. Collins McCann case
died suddenly. She resided in Porter'S
alley, a snail street running fl Orange
h.tw--n Second and Third stre-ts.
Micha-l was just leaving the house tt
90 to work, and he had not gone far be
fore he heard his mother -xclaim 81
am dying" He turned as she fell anc
was about expiring. Coroner Butz held
an inquest this morning, and the jury
rendered a verdict "that Mrs. Davi1
6 netoher death from natural causes
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
cleaning sh ad.

1t would do any cook good to call and
spe Powell the great fish man OF the
Third street Market, make the scales
fly off shad and turn out the ohal,
having it ready for the frying pan OF
gridiron, in the space Of minute. Tie
does the work nicely, and everything
about his stall is as clean asa new pin.
He is a real friend to the cook. Call
and see him and get prime Delaware
shsd.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
Taken 10 New CAstlN.

Susan Moore. "D0ll" McLane and
Jacob Wright, the inmates of the ranch
over Third street bridge, In company
with Edward Mulby, Edward Howard
and Kate Murray, were taken to Jail
this morning. Including these offen-
ders there have been twenty-one pris-
oners taken to New Castle this week,
six of whom (feur nurderers and two
witnesses) are the prisoners of the Cor,
Oner,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
The Mlchix III Lection.

Returns Of tn. election in Michigan,
held Last Monday, are still incomplete,
and a Detroit telegram says that "fron'
present indications no satisfactory an
nounepment regarding the result can
be made until the official returns are al
in" The Democrats concede the cleo
tion of Campbell, Republican for Judg.
of the Supreme Court by 1000 majority
bu, the Republicans claim 5000.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
TAXI q time by the foreIock

To morrow morning the seats for tn,
second anniversary Of the Moral Saa
sion Association will be for sale at C.
+ Thomas K Co. Three thousand
complimentary tickets have been is
sued, and as the Opera IIeuse only
seats fourteen hundred. the excess il
quite large and the necessity of s-cur-
ing seats early is apparent. Every
seat in the house is for sale.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
Un,on's Quarterly Conference.

The Querterly Meeting conference o
Union NJ. Z. church, last evening, wa
one of the most pleasant and harmo
.nious sessions tLat has been held fol
years. The Presiding Elder, DR.. Mat
lack, made happy impression, both az
All officer and christian gentleman
The future is bright with promise o
good results.
Love feast this evening, DR.. Matla"l
will be- present. The invitation is cor
dial and prehensive.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
A slight Skfrlnish.

As the fire Companies were returning
from the alarm of fire last evening, a
man by the name of Wall ran up to a
man natnrd RYAN, who was walking
up Shiplpy street, and jumping upon
him unawarrs, h- bit Ryan several
times in the heal. 1t is stated that
Ryan in ,etTrn gave Wall severe
thrashing. Why the attack was made
is not known.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

EUBLlC SALE
SOUTHERN OHIO STOCK.
VIII be sold at Publ, sale, at Kimbleville
Hotel, Chester Co. Pa, on
Monday, APRIL IA. 1879,
ut one O'Clock, p. m,
! car load of well selected horses, 2 pairs OF
mules, years old; bay horse, 8 years old,
gentle Tor lady to drive or ride. sin a.
gle footed, racker, also good tro'tc-, 6A9H
head Of fresh cows with calves by their SIDES, 2
bIoOded bulls, weight $50 and 2SCO pounds; z
yoke 0! young oxen, II head Of stock steers,
wei1 hing from $50 to $50 bounds; 80 head Of
pigs. weighing from rs to lbO pounds Term.
at sale 5 DTT Il WRIGHT,
X. n. NICHOLS, Auctioneer.
apr9"td.ltw
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
4 GOOD PLAN

ANYBODY can learn to make money rapidly
Dperating in Stocks, by tie 1.-Two tIerring
Rules for Sucry So in Nes-rs. Lawrence *
Co new cir .ular. The combination method,
which this lirm has ade so successful, ena-
bles people with large or small means to re -
ali the benefits Ot largest capital and bes.
skill Thousands OF orders. in various sums,
are pooled INTO one vast amount and cO-Op'rd-
ted as a H,ighiy uhoir, thus occurring 10 each
shareholder all the advantages O. the largest
operator. lmlenEe profits are divided month
". Any amount from IS to $1,000 or ore can
be used successfully. N. Y Baptist Weekly,
September 10th, 1873. says: BY the eombna-
ton system $l5 would make $40. or5 per cent;
$50 pay $3.50, Or per cent; 500 makes 81 900,
or 10 per cent; on the stock, durinr the
month according to the market From Frank
Lesiie's Illustrated Newspaper, Jan. 10Th THE
con binatiOu methods OF operating stocks is
the most successful ever adopted he'S YORK
,aGspendenf Sept. Eth "fhe combination
.ysteu il founded upon correct business prin.
les, and no person need be wi hout an In
come while it is kept working by Messrs. Law
renre X Co. Brooklyn Journal, April 2ath :
r our editor mnde a vet profit f$lOl. rs from
go in one of NJ e :srs. Lawrence Go. s comb
putjons.- New eircular (mailed free) ex.
plIius everything. Stocks ard bonds wanted.
government bonds supplied. Lawrense b
Co Bankers. 81 Exchange Place, N. Y.
ibl36tw*
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
The Jefferson Bail.

The Second Annual Ball Of the JEFF,
ferson Democratic Club at the Institute
Hall, Oh Monday evening, April l4th,
promises to be PHEASANT affair. The
hall will be gaily decorated, and a pa
vilion will be placed in the centre of the
room for the musicians. The commit
tee Of arrangements are sparirg nc
pains to make it the finest ball OF the
ap2sOp
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
nHaXinR for HHA1N.

There we're about one hundred and
Hhy PRESENT at the drawing for seats
for the Miillrd Club last evening. The
affair tco; place in the Masonic Tenn
pie, Mr.. William r. Croasiale, OF the
"Ev-ry Evening" acting as card man
ipulat)r
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
apl0-at
NOTICE. Il. PATRICK HARMEY, In

NvOTICE. Il. PATRICK HARMEY, In
IN com lance with the requirements Of
TIE act Of assembly in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing. 10 the Court Of General Ses-
sions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery, OF the
State of Delaware, in and Tor New Castle
county. on Monday, the 18th day Of May
Iext, A. u. 1879. being The first day Of the
next May Term OF the said Court, iOr II.
cense to keep an inn or tavern, at No. 900 Il.
Third street. being the s. f. corner of bird
and Pine streets, In the Second Ward OF
the city of Wilmington, Delaware, and to sell
intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart. to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens r commend
the said application, TO wit:
X. II. Taylor, Samuel Roberts,
Gustavus Konitzer, n h. Brlsor,
'eph n. Lock, Wm. Log.
ThCmTs Reynolds, Charles r.. Sparks,
VIM. II. Betkley, Michael Rafferty,,
John plunkett, frO. Jacob,
hUhert Hutton, Rich 'rd Booth,
Nich'as Jenny, Bernard Row,
Robert NJ Gibson, Geo ge Day Davis,
Daniel q. Byrn, James !. Monaghan,
NJ A. U'C0hnOr, D. II. Turner,
Vim. II. Thompson, T. Is. Merritt,
Michael krnncy.
ap9-3. PATRICK HARMEY.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
Adams Last Evening

The attendance At Harding's billiard
saloon to witness the performance Of
Mr.. Yank Adams was very small. He
played for an hour and half. This
closed his engagement here, and be let,
for Philadelphia this morning. lie man.
aged to secure enough patronage to pay
expenses.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

rGGS FOR observation-disclosures
pIed. Hamburgs, Pekin, Ducks aud White
GuiAeas. All IRON pure bred hens, mated
with cocks of no akin. Single setting sl.25.
Three or more In one order and shipped at one
time Al nor dozen, JACOB PUSEY,
fe6m-smw Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

NOTlCE.-I, Vim. W. ANTHO ONY in com
~ pliance with the requirements Of the
act ef assembly In such case made and prOvi-
dej, do hereby give notice tnat shall apply
in writing to the count of General Sessions ot
the Peace and Jail Delivery. OF the State OF
Delaware, in and ior New Castle county, on
Mond"y, the l2th day Of May next, A. ID.
1870 being the first day OF the rext May term
oithe shid Court, fora license to keep an inn
or tavern, ut No. y Wet Third street, in the
First WarG, of the city Wilmington, Della
ware. and to selliint0xcating liquors In less
quantities. than one quart, to he drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens recommend the said application to
Wit:
Franci. Kelley, Geo. II Crawford,
Julius GuntLrr. Geo. II. Marple,
Jos owber, A. V. faynor.
James Kelley, Lawrence Kieran,
James McKe enRa. VIM I. Glenn,
Patrick J. Long, Edward Hart,
John Long, james stroud,
Ge b. StetEicken, Wn. hlsentLer,
Joun r. Kelley, Henry Bradley.
James CUnegRn. James l.. ickinson,
Philpn. Plunkett, daniel McCloskey,
Richard Stoceklc. .Jr., James A. Wilson,
joseph Hoopes.
apI0.3t* VIM. W. ANTHONY.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
TO BUYERS OF HORSES.
GEORG LAYCOCK,
who.,ale and Retail Dealer and Shipper .
WESTERN HORSES.

At Ohis Stables, tack Of $. +. Cor CT 3ets
and Market streets,
VEST PHlLArELPlIlA, PA.
Our stock . Horses comprises shipments
made BY experienced buyers residing perma-
neutiy in Ohio, IndanA, Kentucky and
" estcrn Pennsylvania, thur aTing the costly
TEN VI travelling expenses, t3uy ing for cash
iirert OF the breeders; selling ior cash with
no lCsses,
AND HANDLING LARGE NUMBERS
are COED reasons why We can supply farmers
and others nee iihg Horses OF any kind, either
or Road, Family, Draught. Business pur-
poses or for double Teams. 100 head or more
ut our Stables from which to make selections
NorE.- Feeling confident that 1t pays us to
treat our customers fairly, thereby retaining
their patronage AS well as their goodwill, we
are ali tIln,4 willing to give fair trial and n
warrantee with each horse sold, thus enSuring
satisfaction. Horses arriving every day. An
inspection Of our stock Is cordially invited.
iehlI3nw
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
4 new site

Itiss.s'ei upon reliable authority
that the Levy Court are III favor Of
building the new Court hous- on the
city lots at 18th aud Orange SITS. They
also favor the erection of a prison in
connection with tn. court house.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
NJ ARKlED.

HOMEWOOD-SNIrH.-On April the 10th,
hv Rev. Mr.. Crawford. lI2O Catharine ST.,
Philaielphia. Nm. Homewnod and Maggie
f smith. Both Of Wilmington, Del.
ROBERr.,-BESNE NETT.-On the ID inst, at
the parsonage the .>aem NJ. Cnnr h.,
corner OF III teenth and Catharine streets,
Phiiadeluhia, t., Rev 'oseph Welch, Mr..
Charles :. Roberts, OF Chester Pa, to Miss
Lydia Bennett, OF New Castle Co., Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
Notice to the Public

| will half-sOle and heel boots and shoes
for 80 cents and other mending in pro-
portion at 6l2 Tatnall street. Hugh
Ward.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
HEALD & CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS',

nAN Ak knS AM bNVR Hk&Bs
AND DBALKRS IN
SrOCKS, BOMBS, LOANS. MORTtfAtfk6
AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Csll.ctiops.
Tickets TO and drafts on Greet Britain and
other parts OF the world.
Por Ssle.-sl,to 700 Wilmington Loan Associ-
alton Scrip, 20 shares Delaware 4 Western
r. Il. Company stssk.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
rbc .a." I.asx Stght.

TIL. mur. #ociahle leila last evening
at the NJ 5. i. a. Hall, i3sAid 20 have
been thu best OF tne season, aud the
most enjoyable oMo. Professor Cratb
gave Mlrct readings, and William
Rswnsl-y p"riDrined on tAs guitar. Re-
fresruents we're served in profusioh to
all prpseHr. The attendance was not
50 large It wuul2 have been had the
night been pleasant one. This even
ing a the reg'.iar Fsiday night meet
ing J. B. ok vii preside ard Prof,
Wiley vi "r present aud give select
readings
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
d Il. ROBINSON 4 CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS
N. n. Cor. FOurlh snd Market.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

US. FOURS FOR SALE.
Bonds.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Philadelphis, New York and BOSTON stocks
bought and sold on commission. Every fsctl.
ity afforded for Persons 70 soil or invest In
stocks or bonds. fet1D-lv
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
DUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.
viii be sold at Public Sale,
On SATURDAY,, APRIL II, 1879,

ut II O'Clock, A. NJ,
At the Lafayette Hotel, Ninth and shipley
streets, the following horses and carriages:
Dne black mare, coming Elk years old,
sound, and can he driven by lady, never
been handled for speed, is hall sister to Wild
Air, who hss n record OF 2.l9 ne bay mare.
years old, has trOtted In 2.34, a splendid road
mare. pedigree given day of sale. Ore sorIel
years Old, II splendid saddle horse. and will
work anywhere, sOhnd. One black horse, il
years old, n good worker. Also, y buggy, Sc,
olhArness and saddle.
A credit # t0 DAYS will be given by giving
a ba nkarle note with m approved endorser
L. W. STlDHAM h SON, Aucr's. apo-3
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

foR SALn-23 shares Union Eatisnsl Bank
Philadelphia, New York and San FRANCHISE
stocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried on margin.
Telegraphic quotations received constantly
and furnished. Trade dollars hounht
AJOAl. STOCkS AND BtJSIlS.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

Hall & Schofeld's distillery, in Iowa
City, was burned last night. Loss about
100000.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

Grand array Of fine goblets to-mor-
row, very cheap, at No. 2l7 King 81.
above And.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
All local securities bought and sold.

U. q. Government Bonds bought and sold
or exchanged at current rates
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
RROK ERS.
Elliott. Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

We have on hand sS6, 900 'or good frs. n,o-,.
cages In sums oil $50 70 Or, go.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
REMOSAIk.
R < M lY A |.

FDWlN HIRST,
PRACTICAL wATCHMAKER,
NO. 7l2 MARKET STREET, WILMlNa-
TON, DELAWARE.
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
JEwrLRY, SrKCrAcLHs, ETC.
Special attention given to repairing. AL
kinds of musical instruments repaired.
A1-Prices to suit tho times. ap1
ITO THE PUBLIC.
]. MESeIG,
Having opened hrstclass Lager Beer sa-
loon ut
No. 6I3 West Second Street,
Will be pleased to meet his friends and tho
public generally, whom they wish anything in
his line. ap2tf
ID EMOVED.-Ths Wllmlngton Athens
n nm removed IN No. M Tatnall Street.
Prof ROchkeppel will, from now until June.
and during the whole Summer season, pre-
pare pupils (ladies and gentlemen) In oil de-
sirabls branches to enter any college next
Fall. Nevis the tine 70 stady. aploSee
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

rNk. SPRING X has removed from $40
MARI ct street, to 7l2 KING 81. ap0.5ts
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
WAN TED.

NUANTED-('nes salesman for zach State.
w SALARY ST to 800 per month and ex-
penses. References required.
LA BELLE MIG. Co., Chicago.
mehl -vett
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

IVA MED Poultry both alive and
w dressed every week. Highest cash price
paid on delivery. N. y. APPLETON,
Third street Market,
jnl4-f Wilmington, del.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

DOARD In private family for two
ID mechanics, with home comforts. Apply
nu1i4tt 9G5 ORANGE ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
THIRD EDITION.
new CASTLE ITEMS.

0prtng aaA Hlewevs-Shad FAshing
The new stmaster-GeneraiI Ina-
prsvesaents and Business Oai'
ooOk.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-11

XXyANTEI'.-In the country, near Rising
w Sun Depot, a middle-ayed woman as
cook, who can bring good references.
a,s.3t -eods NJ. V. Dupont.