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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-15

FAUQUIER ITEMS. Mead i. White, ris,
ing young attorney CT Stanton, $40 of II. A.
Wbito, cf Warrentop. he's becr elected Prcsi.
dent of tho Board Of Directors q The Deaf and
Dumb Asylum.
A mulatto nau, uauo unknown. agad sbou.
% years wss committed 10 Fauquier jail CD
tue lth iust,, by Dr. HALEY Gu complaint that
he was dersneed and guilty Of violerc,. lie
died on tho 10Th inst
Judge Keith wi! hes: areum:Ds upon the
exceptions filed by defendant 10 III, case of
Commonwealth VS.. Armstrong 10 day. The
Chief point relied upon By the counsel for the
detendsnt is 6 technical orc. viz: that the
prisoner was rot p!escat 10 c21Is when the
motion was made for rev ;risl, nor the next
day when the motion was cyerruIed- Var
rent0n Lnder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-15
Bead.

HUDSON, n. y. Ssp;cmhrr l5.-Jscob
Proper. the secoGd viciu 81 the Taehkanick
tragedy, seriously Sountel By H:1ry Moe:t.
on Friday. died irori lis EluDcs Yesterday
The wife of Moe:. VAS iG;4tIed at tic bour OF her
paramour's death. The excitement among the
p.opuscs is great. Nnats WHO is 10 Jail ius,iGrs
the double murder. Public opinion is against
him. N"'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-15

The September hum Der OF Brentanos z q la.ic
Monthly ard Sporting Gszs!t, has bsea received
from its publishers, in New York. All sorts Of
spcr:smon can I'D something in it to interest
ham
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-15
The Afghan ReyoIts

y dispatch from Ali kheyl gives tto follow
ing account OF the massacre Ct the British lege
too at CsbOl: -Four thous.rd rnen attacked
tho residence il which HE British embassy
was CHARTERED. Tie muineers brought up ar
ii lsry against It. Major Cavagpar was stabbed
iD several PLACES. and sli the bodies Of the dead
were munsted. The Afghan loss exceeded
three huodred Tho Amer hid other troop;
who remained faithful. but msdo 90 effort to
interfere. owing to intimidation By tho priests. "
a telegram from Lahore reports that the
Amer begged for the lives Of the members OF
The embassy. The London Standard is in.
t,rned tha' tho lcd!an government has not
yet asked Tor relotoroemeots, but the term of
seIvics OF troops 10 ludia whose tina has cs-
pired viii probably be extended.
a correspondent at Llhcro reports that the
uu,Inecrs arc advancing on Jcllsabsd aud
Cabul. al! That the Mohmunds are Threatening
Geo. Roberts at Ali kbeyl, who hes teIc.
graphed Tor four moro regiments.
A dispatch from Raugocn says tho British
gunboat has not gone to Mandalay, because it
was Jared it would &c fired upon. The Brit.
ish r. sldent aed staff will remain at Mandslsy
Tor the present. The report of the departure
q the resident was premature.
AdVloes from sAveral poiuts, the most i'm,
portsnt being the khrtum and Khyber passes,
REPRESENT that the tribes show DO signs of hes
tl:i:y. The Khan of khelat has placed the
resources OF bis Country ct the disposal of the
British.
The st. Petersburg Coles considers tho res.
ent Q favorable opportunity Tor Russia to con,
solldate her strength 10 Boktara Tho Golos
says: we should admit highlands right to
tc,upy Cabu and Csrdsbar. provided Herat
was transferred to Persia snd Russia received
strip Ct territory o. tic left bank of the At
tex. which would servo as basis for her ad
yancc IN Maryu ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-15

The Princeton Review for September hiss
been received f:om its publishers, in New York.
lts contents SIRE: Progress Of Christianity in tho
United States. The rLlosophic Movement ir
Italy, Painting in its Historic Relations Roll
2ion and Morality, The Problem Of the Human
VIII, The Laws cf War in their Bearing on
Peace, Secular.zad Education, and Virgil as the
Precursor Of Christianity. The Princeton il one
OF the Oldest reviews III Tho country, this being
IFS hfty 18th year tut, un!i:o mos. other good
things. It Improves by age and, rs represented
by this mouths number. will compare ravorabiy
with any literary review published in this cous-
try or abroad. But nothing is perfect. and on that
ground its readers will DO disposed to overlook
the mistake Of its editor in allowing such well
written and instructive article 81 the leading one
in this number, by Professor SchatF of Union
Theological Seminary, 70 be narred By the
stalaiaon. tEat tbs emancipation O.: tao slaves
was one Of the main reasons for tie ciVi! VISIT.
when it s palpab!e and notorious fac! III :. such
a though. WAS rover seriously entertained by
the lincoln administration until the war was
nesr!y over. and that had the South expressed 8
desire 10 return to the Union at sny time before
her essy subjugs!ion was apparent tho retention
OF her slaves would hsTo bean n obstacle to her
doing ;o.Another ridicu lous statement. ia the same
article shoIld also ha7o been stricken out-.nat
in which Abraham LiacolA is clsssad among the
geeatest sta:e5men Of America. One of the
ablest articles il the number i, thst on Secular
lied RducstioD. in which its author, Professor
Dabney,of Virgins, maintains, with great logi.
cal force, that education in land Ct liberty, must
be provided for neither by Church nor Stale,
but by parents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-15

There is little doing in Flour, aid yrices ~.
main unchanged. The activity ii Wheat con.
tlnues, and prizes are ccrs higher than or Sat.
urday; tho receipts wers is,tsr to day, sad
1000 bushels wcro orlyoi aud sold .. i01, 1Go
and lii for Ful.z and Il; e. Lancaster. C3rn
is unchanged, and $50 bu:bsl: Q: white sold at
%. Cna small 10. Of i,Jo SID =. g. ard l35
bushels Of Oats bronrh! 32s3!. Country produce
Is in light receipt, and p:,.s sTn firm :. quo
tstions.
E1trsc! Of u cite: ::cn! Scotland End SOP;
1879: Il am strs;d tia. ouc c1tgj crops ero
lost We should be in The .nidii1 cc oar ia-.
ves:jua! Tow, aad mary weeks nus. elapse be.
fore thu cereals ere rea5y 10. harvesting. / am
glad 20 think there Is 2!cnty and = apsrs in tbs
United St,te:. l sec 81 TIA morning pauers
that large shipment ot new o4. meal has ju.t
arrived from Iow.. iti3 to 90 aOted but few
years ago, when travelled il tho States, ] car
RED my oat meal with no The weather is in
clement and has been 80 70: soma .ino PISS, with
rain nearly Gil The tirao.n
BALTIMORE Sept, = --V;rsinis g. Cd -; do
deferred B; do consolidated 5:3; co e seres
~; Virgins i0.iOs 125; mast duo coupons ST.
Cotton quiet; midGling l2.sl:3. Flour higher
for the better grades and f.la Iad active; How
ard street and Western super 25aS3 10; do
Extra i5,s4 rs; Go Family 25as5 Is; City
Mills super 25aS3 ~ DO Extra 25sSi rs; do
Family 75sSG; Go 80 brands So; Patsusco
Family SGcl Whes.-Son.ha1n higher; West.
ern closed essier ard wos..: Southern rod llDs
10; do smoer ll7s12O; No Maryland 1872; No
Western winter red spot and Sept llGsllei:
Octf ll5!sll5i NoV'r ll5:l1ti Deer IFS BID.
Corn--Southern higher; Western firm; South.
esn white 69; do yellow &c; Western mixed spot
and Sept 90; Oct dS3; Eov'r 48! Deer 4els4si
Oats higher snd moro active Southern 33a35;
Western white S3s:4; do mixed 32s3!i; Penps
33sa. Rye steady a. G2aG3 Hay nrm and
higher; primo 20 choice Penns ana Maryland
l5sSl5 81 Coffee strong and fairly active; Rio
csrsoes old 1lislil; new l2sl5. sugar finn; A
colt shay. Whissty firm st 81 CT.
PHILADELPHIA, Ecptember l5-C Cattle mar.
ket active; sales 2G }; primo Il; good t5i;
medium 43a6; common 3s3l Sheep fairly &C.
tive; sales o. o. prime i!s5i good 4s4l; mo.
dun 2Ss4; common 24s3. Lsmbs-selling
slowly; sales l.0OU; prime 5iaG; good 6ts6i
medium 4is4i; common L0aS2 each. Hogs
sales 5000; primo 81; good g.; moium 81;
common Shoppers 1i.t.
NEW YORK, Sept. I3.--:tochs strong. Moncy
5a6 Flour unsettled. Wheat quiet Corn
firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-15

AT Mahancy Plano. Pa, Saturday, tb,
c''log 10 OF the Stanton coI!icry coutirued, apt
Nix or seven houses. which bad been sbapdonec
by their tenap's, were swallowed up Tb,
ground that has so isr given way is about 2O(
feet 10 length aod 100 feet wide. 1t is said tn,
streets Of Mahanoy Plane are all cracked,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-15

The FAIRFAX HoMIcIDE.-In last hlosda5' 8
Gazette there appeared az ac:tuat of thu kill
iog Of ". T, Rsed BY Thomas O'Couaor. in
talrtsx c1unty, CO to- Friday nIe7iou4. Tho
Messenger Of Saturday last says:
ut appears that G'Uonner, aged shout IS
wears, and Rsed, sged d yesrs. reaide on ad.
joining FERNS. and that recently some of tho
stock OF Conner got on Reeds plsce. Both
parties having been summoned By tho supervisor
to Work on the road. they worked together On
Ihursdsy, sid during tho dsy they had q uusr.
rel about the occurrence but 10 blows we're
struck. On Ftiisy morning they were sgain
on the road, and tho quarrel VAS renewed wnen.
alter some harsh language, Reel called OCon-
ner $685., and raissd a shovel to strike
C'Cor1er, when VConner struck Reei on the
mead vita toc, II II citing 8 wound thst caused
hls des:h st O'clock Young GCcnner Hen:
home. snd himself AID his father repsred tc mo
Court House and wen. 10 The laH ctil,e cf e1.
Governor Thomas. tod their own version Of :ha
affair, AID asked his advice SIS to Ths. should bs
done Judge Thomas advised tho young nsn
70 go back to tho magistTsta ard giva himself
up end wrcto letter 10 the justice, but RETURN
ms tney learned that heed Tss dead, and yonpy
CConner has not bsen heard from. Both fsm.
Lies are Ct good standing in tho ccm1ua;tv,
lnomas r. Carper, justice If the peace sid ac..
ing coroner, summoned Jury Of inuuas,. WHO
returned the following ver6ic:: 'We the
md that the ssit William = iced cn1ie TO k;s
death by 3 blow struck uuon the head with q
hoe in tho hands Of Thomas UCorntr'n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-15
pUBLIsHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY B,
HDGAR SNOwDEN.
MONDAY KvEN'e., SEPTEMBER l5 1879

We glad 10 see that The democrats Of the
couatry are awak:n;re to realization OF the
p7ccarou5 condition 70 when they have been
rtd1ced By bi;ndIy following their present vain,
silly aud selfish ita3crs They arc not q1ise
resdy 20 let their ;ine toatr,d party 70 to
ruin "itbou. another fort to save it, Ger to
let tae counirJ remain cry longer 10 the hands
OF the sectional ccrtuptio5is,5 who have con-
t!o!ed il t0T the las: eighteen yesr5, without
ooe moro attempt 20 wrench it from them.
they have, therefore, With one accord and from
all sections Of the country, demanded that their
National Executive Cauui::ce meet c. ouce
and at least attempt to devise some means BY
wtl,a the x:sting disgracefu tquabble in New
FORK Ga b. stopped, and the northern State
tea. can supply all but ten Of tbs vote requir.
ed to ciec: de1ec:siio president uex! year be
retaioed in democratic hands. The ageccy by
which il is hoped the desired cad ca BE- &C.
cOmplished. MIR. Barnuu ecd the other mem
bcIs or the executive oommis.cc, is, as all
know, extremely Incompetent aGd Inefficient,
tus II - the cu!7 available enc. and we trust
the urseooy Ct lha csse--t is almost too
uGch 70 hope Tho wtr.hioess Of the oil j:cs-
may inspire il viii a plan that may Prove sue
cess!u!. Al! is net yet lts., and the stake TO
b, played ior-;hc redemption of tho counlry
ana the lie of,lho democratic rarty--.s valuable
eutugh to enlist the concentrated energy Ct the
democracy Of the couury, and that energy, if
prtparg directed, cannot be Hithstood by either
MIR. Kelly or Mr.. Robioson. or by any Of their
supporters, 90 matter how Influential they
may now inaaine themselves to be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-15

The snDiVersary of the overthrow Of the
hellcgg goVeruu ent, on September II, 1877
was observed in New Orleans Yesterday. Mi
Ttary conparics pars ded through the streets
and requiem mass for the mtmbers of thf
militia Killed Oh that ccession was celebrated Al
the cathedral. :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-15

LIE ioONd AIo1NlAN ANCHDUCUESS M ara
Christina, who is seleetedto replace tho Loved
aad lost" Mercedes Oh tho Spanish throne, is
tall, fai:, apiabo yourg girl of twenty-ore,
With pleasing manoe's. blue eyes and more
color than is usually 10 be found 10 The checks
OF Spanish princess. Ia short. she looks
healthy, aniablo eud intelligent, and has been
carefully brought up by her toll, distinguished
| tSok'ng mother. She speaks Freoch Italian.
spanish AID English, besides her oRn language,
a1d has fresh youog grac,, which has made
1aVoraoie Impression upon all who have been
lnsrccuoed to Der. She has the prominent nm.
der lip of the house cfAustli,, but that in her
cary youth hardly dotracts from her charms.
iheyoung Ming Alforso, with bis arm sill in
sIrs from bis late carriage accident and in sliebt
mourning for tho sister he has recently LOST. met
MS bride at Arctachon, small iowa on the
French side of tho Pyreuees. The roysl snitor
did not travel in a special trsin, but. bv a
strange cllccideaca. 10 one Containing ibe
Chlnesc Embassy on lis way to Paris, tho mem
otra ct which seemed equally SURPRISED and
gratlhed by the popular demonstration Of wal
come and good will along the route, which thew
applied to themselves. Tie young widowar was
observed to lock very sad en- bis wsy to his
Wcciog, but before he left Archachou, after 3
days stay, his brow had Cleared, aud those
around him felt that be was we'll pleased with
lar youog girl. to whom destiny. rather than
bis owo choice, is about to uaite him,
HE MEATIlER.-There w.s very heayy
s?o"eE Ct rain, accom- panied by thunder, light
nas a5d some small hail, abou. twelve O'Clock
Yesterday: 1t lasted, however, fer but a short
iHtli:a: alter which the weather cleared off
heSu'lu'Iy. The Temperature .ioca them has
been considerably colder.
lt is reported that tbe1a vas considerable
iEo5t along the lua Of the Midland Road This
mornrg. 'o''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-15

new YORK, Sept l5.--:toehs strong. Moncy
GsG. Flour unsettled. Wheat quiet Corr.
firm
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16
TEN YEARS AFTER.


Ten years ago when she was ten,
| used to tease and scOld her,
liked her, and she loved me then,
A boy some five years elder.
liked her. she would fetch my book,
Bring luncn TO stream or thickct;
Would oil my gun, or bait my hook,
And tield Tor hours at cricket.
She'd mend my cap, or ind my whip,
An but boys hearts are stony;
! liked her rather less than "Hyp,'
And far less than my pony.
She loved mo then, though heaven knows why,
Small wonder had she hated,
For scores OF dolls she had 10 cry,
Whom dccapltated.
| tore her irocks, pulled her hair,
Called red" the sheen upon 1t
Out fishing l would even dare
Catch tadpOles In her bonnet
Well, now | expiate my crime;
The Nemesis OF fables
Game after years-to-day Old Time
Tn me has turned the tables.
I'm twenty five. she's twenty now,
Dark-cyed. pink checked and bOnny,
Tho cnrls are golden round her brow,
She smiles, and calls me johnny"
OF y0rc ! used her Christian name,
But now, through late or malice,
When she II by my lips can frame
Five letters to make Alice"
|, who Joke with her and tease.
Stand silent now be ore her:
Dumb, through the very wish TO please,
A speechless, shy ad0rer.
Or, II she turns to me to speak,
I'm dazlled by her graces;
Tho hot blood rnshcs to my cheek,
babble common places.
She's kind and rool-ah, Heaven knows how
wished she bhushed and ialtered
She likes me. and love her now
Dear dear. how things have altered,
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

Among the distinguished arrivals at
New York in the steamer lielvetia, from
Liverpool, was the celebrated English
race horse, "Grrat Toin.n He was
purchased in England by Mr.. q. W..
Harding, Of Nashville, Tenn. The
price paid was $1,000. When Great
Tom was landed from the steamer he
was taken to the L. 5. bonded stables,
where he was the centre OF attraction
for horsomen for few days previous to
his being taken home to his owner.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

install IattOn Of Officers for the En-
sVing term.

Inhalation Of officers for the En-,
sUing term.
Grandmastcr, W. H. Foulk and
his deputies hav. been very busy for
the last few days installing officers Al,
different places in thr State:
FELTON, Lodge, No. 3, by Deputy
Grand Master Fisher, Monday evening,
January 9Th.
NJ. G.-James r. Dent.
V. &C. =. Wyatt
X S.--David Needles.
Treas. M. NJ. Stevenson.
=. SD. Needles.
Amity Lodge, No. 20, Camden, We'd
nesday evening, January sth, by Depu-
ty Fisher.
n. G.--S. S. Proud.
'. G.-R. A. Ross.
Is. Sc. w. Fishe
Treas. John T. Jakes.
=. ST. c Downham.
PhiIodsmic Lodge, No. :, Dover,
Thursday evening, January eth.
n. Co.. W. Foreaker.
V. G.-J. Carly.
Treas.-W Fisher.
=. SIS. Mccoy.
Star OF Bethel Lodge, No. 10, GrubD's
corner, BraniywIne Hundred, Satur.
day evening, llth instant. by Grand
master FouIk.
II. CT. T. Wilson.
r,
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

Strengthen your voice and remove
coughs, colds and hoarseness by taking
Dr.. Bulls cough syrup. Price rs cents
a bottle.
As cure for chapped and chafed
hands, nothing equals Keller's Roman
Liniment. For sale by all druggists.
Price SO.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16
Phantom Party,

A phantom party will be given bv
Prof. A. $. Webster, at his academy on
Thursday evening, February the 9th.
This is the first one Of the kind ever
before given in Wilmington and will
no doubt be- quiet novelty in the
party line.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16
Great Reductions tn Beef.

Economize by buying good stewing
beef at to s cents pound good roast
at to 10; best roast, II to ii round
steak, l2l; rulnp steak, ii; sirloin, Is,
of r. ?. Geary, stalls 10 and II Third
street market. and of A, y. Geary, stall
70 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16
The Shin Canal,

The Ship Canal Surveyors are boring
a hole at Pennington to ascertain the
character of the soil through which
they would have to dig in case the ca
nal should come through that place.
They propose to settle six-inch well
to the depth of seventyfive feet.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16
Arm Injured.

n. c. Naylor, OF Thoroughfare Neck,
while returning home from Smyrna,
last Friday was thrown from his wagon
and his arm badly injured. DR.. Swim
ney was sent for, aud dressed tho
wound.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16
Notice.

All persons who purchased tickets
for my concert, which was to have been
given at the Opera House, Jan. l4th,
will please leave their names at the
Washington House before Monday, Jan.
Goth. PROF. A. W. AARINKsBN.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

THANGE OF WAKE
y * WESTERN RAlLRoAD'-Com
mcnclng Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1877. Trains viii
run a. follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 70 a. m, and 20 p. IN.
Leave I.andenberg 10 IN, and 80 y. u.
Arrive atWilmingt0n 55 AIN. and 10 u.
Arrive at Landenberg Mt Il M. and o40p.m.
CunnectiUns--Trains leaving LandenbeIeat
Is a. Ill. connect with train for Philadelpn.a
at s 10 Il. IN.
Train leaving Wilmington at 10 % a. N :,
with train leaving Philadelphia at s 10 q. m. ,
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leaving
Landcnberg at 90 m.
Tranleaving Landenberg at 10 p, N, with
Pennsylvania and Delaware trail, anu With
train ieavlng for philadelphia at ~ p. IN,
Trains leaving Wiln!Lt ton, at $50 p, IN.
with train leaving Philadelphia. at AS ,. m
fnyajtt ID CDNNEL. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16
Dry Goods.

Kcnnard & Co., have reduced to 10
cents a line of fancy and plain dress
goods Former price Is, 81 and 373 cts.
This is done to close before February
1st.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16
Fish.

| have now opened fish stall in the
King street market, No. 81 King street,
with all kinds of fresh fish. Give me a
call. WM. PENNELL.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

NOR SALE A highly improved Farm 10
4 lO3 acres, in White !Clay Creek Hun.
dred. All enclosed with Usage Hedge, divided
into fields, Large Apple Orchard IN iull
bearing. Public Schools adjoining the Farm.
Buildings, Large mansion double tenant
house, Barn, Granary, and all otherbuildlnss
necessary on q tirst-class farm, miles from
Station on +. W. X b. X r., Centrally loca-
ted, . miles from Win inVton. Apply To
JNO. W. WHITMAN, Real Estate Agent,
W. Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
u-Wd&s-d&wti
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

NOR SALE.-One Double House, oil <fa
T. Washington stree, 80 feet front, NGai
Containing Is rooms and an office, bath, store
loom, porch front and back lot bOXl5O feet
deep with all modern improvements.
No. .. One House, 80 Jefferson street, con-
hining 10 rooms and bath room with all mod
ern improvements Porch front, luat finished
and ready tor occupancy.
No One House on Jackson street near
Maple, 8 roams.
No. J. Farms below Middleton, one near
Bmndywinc Springs
No. 5 Building lots, situated In different
parts of the city.
Al Of those properties will be sold or ex
changed ut the present lowest rates. Apply
u p CHANDLER. Real Estate Agent, No. 2
East Sixth street, Saville building. where q
ull description will be shown. dc7w&du
ENOk SALE-Three-st Brick dwelling,
L 4l4 Spruce street. 8 rooms and fran
kitchen. convenient to Il II. shops and manue
factories, only $1,000.
rwo-story Brick on Scott street near Della.
ware Avenue rooms, only 800 cash required,
balance can remain number oiyears.
Threc-story Brick, $40 Washington street, /"
looms with all c0nveniences, lot l9xl45 feet
Price low
Stole and l2roomcd dwelling, No. 10 +. Sec
,ond street. n good property, paying an excel
lent interest.
dwelling 42l Madison street in good order,
N7S0. Dwelling 800 Madison street. with con
venicnccs. Dwelling S2l w. Seventh street,
with conveniences. store and dwelling s. f..
corner Seventh and Adams streets, an excel
lent building and good location for business.
J. A. BOND Il 90.
in..ete.o-d COL Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

NOR SALE,-Thrce new a-stOry brlck IA
+ houses, 8 rooms, bath, hot and cold EA
water, on West Eighth street.
4new 3.stCry brick houses, I'd and Monroe
! new 2story brick house, rooms, with
bath, 10s Monroe street.
new 2story brick cottage house. front yard
and porch, rooms, witt. bath.
new 2-stOry brick houses on Walnut street,
between nth and 18th, 9 rOoms, Tor sale or
TENT
All of the above will be sold low and upon
accommodating terms. Apply To WIN. ii.
BlLLANY. Seventh and Market streets.
lecl4lf
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

JNUR SALE-A six roomed house with
bath, No. eos East Sixth street, In good
order possession Immediately.
Dwelling No To7 Church street rooms--
Also number of small dwellings, Tor sale In
different parts of the city. Apply TO VIM.
McCAULLEY X CO., 500 Market street.
Wilmington, Del. sep25
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

EOR RENT. The three.story brick house
No. lll2 King street, has been thorough
" painted and is in complete repair, has
large back buildings and very pleasantly sit
uated
-Four nice sixroom houses on French street
between 18th and 18th
Two.story house, No. 20 Orange street.
Terms reasonable to good tenants. Apply TO
II. y. McCOMB, Sd and Orange streets.
dcc21-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16
FOR kALEOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-A nine room House with
X modern Improvements, 614 W. Fourth
erect. Apply at 2lS Jefferson street.
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Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

NOR SALE CHEAP good stores in
L good location, two new three-story nine
roo.:. houses, and two new roou houses. all
with hot and cold water, gas, bath, wash pave
front and in yard. two room houses with en-
closed sheds. Also other houses. Persons IN
want of cheap h use It would be to their al,
vantage to sec these houses, as they are all
we'll built and of good materials. Prices from
$3.50 and up. Terms very easy to suit the
times, will take as part pay first mortgage on
other property and tve years mortgage on the
house sold. Apply to q. II. TINDALL x
SONS, 70l French and No. $40 East Ninth
streets lc2J-l I'm
Daily Republican., 1879-01-16

vSOR kENT.-A nine room corner house
with all modern improvements at 400
Il. Second street. Apply on premises.
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