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serr1cc Reform, especially In relation to the an
pofntmont Of custom officers In Providence,
and alleging Interference BY Federal officers Ia
elections.
The memorial seeming to reflect on Mr..
Anthony, who was absent, Mr. bnrns!de e1-
platnod sha circumstances alluded TO Ia The ne~
mortal. T.. ..
After b spirited 'ebate on the reception Of
the papers, they won't ovcr TIL Tomorrow, on
objection.
Ine sorate proceeded 10 consider tho bill
rulatlro to tho transportation OF nuftuales tho
pend.ng question being GU tic Voorhees,
amendment 10 strike out the ctanse providing
3pr thc sppointment fiInspsctora, which. after
:]:Mr. lfpprhces tilcn novod to limit tho length
Of tihe Tor which cnttlo n,ay BE- kent without
unloading for foot! md water to s"ent5''ouf
hours, instead Of twenty sy-eight l1ours'
After A..ttu, rejected.
Mr. salisbury moved to strike out tho c]aitsa
REQUIRING railroad companies to givc the ftEht-
of.waY TO stock-tInsna oSer az otAcf Ne'sasr
trains. lie thought other freight, such as Der
1stlable fruit. e.e., was na tnuth thtatlca 10
apscdY transportation ~ live Stock. The mai
tor had bettcr be left to thu regulation ol Tue
Iii. Davis Nv. va.) supported The amend
ment, mil thought Congress should not iutor-
fere to prescribe regulations fos railroads.
Mr.. Taller offered an amendment, mhleh
woa!d eoIilne TUG direction - ,s: .1 crying ,. me
riQhtrot-wny to stnck-trntpa to ratlroads Wnoso
1Iurs liz within more than ono State.
Mr.. Tc1tcr's amendment was adopted, and the
question recurring on Mr. 6nulsbury's amend
mint to strike nut the clause as afnended. It WIS
adopted.
Air. Davi. w., Val moved 70 rccommit ts,c
bill. saying 1t did not appear TO bare been slitl'
ciBntly mntured In Committee. Ts.o motion
ras lost,1yeas 1S; nays, e. e. .,,,,,.,, ~, ~. ,or
UHtfO11nf teE1R1httOD,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
Picklngs.

Rev. }. II. Caldwell, comes hom
every night from Conference to be pres
ent at Mrs Roach's revival meetings a
st. Paul's NJ. X. Church.
Alfred Elliott of this city has removed
to bugartown, Chester county, wher
he will be engaged in the wh.elwrigh
and blacksmithing business.
William NJ. Anthony now keeping
hotel at New Castle, will remove t
Wilmington on the 25th, and keep al
eating house and restaurant at No.
West Third street.
Joseph Duffy is removing to-day from
West 18th street to No. 1902 Peplal
street.
Henry S. Kyle is moving from so.
French street to S02 West Seventh
street.
Mayor Almond, Coroner ButA, and
many others went down to Dover on
the morning train.
When Rev. Mr.. Pegg came 70 exam
inc his box left him onTuesday evening,
the night of Scott Sunday Sch ool A mi.
versary, he found he was completely y
"dished."
1t is not fully settled that Rev. George
X. Bristor is to 60 down to New Orleans.
New Castle has charms for George.
Rev. DR.. |. Y. Cooper is not too old
yet to be humorous. He keeps Con-
ference in good hum0r.
The Council will meet tonight, " hen
1t is expected that the new meat ordi-
nance will come to second reading.
Quite number of the ministers at
the Conference are boarding at the no
tells of New Castle. 1t is something
novel to see the ministers crowding
around the hotel entrances.
Frank A. Mcgowan of Trenton, N. J.,
is on visit to this city,.
Thomas McClary Of this city left the
capes for Cuba few days ago.
}. II. Primrose has tickets for sale
for the play of "Ten Nights in q Bar
ROOM by the Moral Suasion Reform
Association on Tuesday Evening, April
lst, in the Opera House.
The butchers Of Second strsst mar
ket house are considerably excited
about the meeting that was held in the
Third ward.
Alfred Robinson former partner in the
firm of X. r. Robinson & Co., brokers
Of this city, will leave in a few days
for Kansas, with three railroad cars
from the Jackson & Sharp works.
The pavement on the East side of
Market above Second, needs repairing.
J. X. Crippen will start in few days
for the Colorado Springs, with the in
tention of going into the dry goods bus
mess.
Yesterday, the 18th day OF March,
was the first anniversary Of the organi-
zation of the Jackson Democratic Club,
and was celebrated by the club with
banquet to its members and invited
guests.
Prof. Quinton delivers the sixth lee
turs Of his popular science series to-
night his topic being "The different
races of men, their Origin and history.
lie is going to walk to Centreville--|
he il ; his initials are ~. s. X. D."
hey have all got it. Chickens on the
line take notice.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
hacked Over.

About three o'clock this afternoon,
as young man was hacking two
horse cart load OF dirt 10 the edge of a
bank about fifteen feet deep, for the
purpose of dumpin- his load down the
hill, he got back little too far
and the loaded cart and the two horses
went over aud Landed in the soft mud
below, the wheels OF he cart sinking
up to the hubs, and the shaft horse, a.
ter turning several sllmnrrsaults, land
ed with his hind quarters under one
shaft and the fore quarters on top of
the other shaft.
He was completely fastened with his
two hind legs stuck i'll the mud nearly
up to his body After rconsiderablp effort
the horses were extracted from their
uncomfortable position. One = the
hind legs Of the shaft horse was hadIy
cut, and other scratches and bruises
were noticed on his body, but thr I"ad-
er came off without a scratch or bruisa
The harness was badly broken.
The whole affair, horses and cart, was
finally gotten out Of the muddy hol.
after CGn5iderabl. trouble. They be-
iouged to Geo, Cochran, who's. stables
are near the middle depot of the City
Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
Nclenlllc l0nlinx

A faiT audience was present last even.
ing at the Lecture Room of the Masoni,
Temple to listen to a lecture on the ar,
of the cuisine by Miss Matilda Lees
Dods, q graduate ofthe Edinbu,g school
of Cookery.
On the platform was standing a gas
stove and few neat and highly polish.
ed cooking utensils, a plate OF mutton
chops, fish, apples pared and oored,
salt, spices, &c. &c. The stove was
lighted mp with gas and upon it
Miss Dods did her cooking. There is
no doubt but that d much larger au-
dience will be present at her next lee
ture on Tuesday afternoon, March 18th,
as the ladies present Seemed to be- in
terested IN the lecture of Miss Dods )
who certainly stands high in tn. cui-
sine art.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
ROPetg0 News,

The latest statement of the losses
by the flood in Hungary places the
number Of persons drowned at 1900.
An advance in the price Of beef in
London follows the absence of the usual
supply Of good American beef.
collision between the British steamer
Bolivar aud the Haytien steamer Mich
el resulted In the sinking OF the latter
AMI the loss Of sixty lives.
The $4,000, ,00o required for the pro-
Jected Italian colony in New Guinea
under Menotti Garibaldi, Is said to be
ready.
Herr Liebnecht, the socialist deputy,
boldly proclaims the tepets of his party
in the German Parliament, but disa-
vows the assassination feature.
The De Broglie cabine, will contest
the validity OF the vote OF eensure be.
fore the French Council of the State.
The King of Burmah has given pa
cine assurances TO the British resident
at Mandalay.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
We don't Mean Too.

A correspondent has written to tell
ns that in our report of the Scott NJ.
y. Missionary Anniversary We should
have said that George Barney made
the Introductory address instead of
Eainy. Beg pardon George, We will
try and not be caught in rainy weather
again.
We are also informed that we called
three young ladies who sang, "We
hall meet each other by and BY" lit
tie girls. Well there we are in for it
again. The next time We will take a
seat on the main floor, from which the
ladies will look larger. They looked
SO small from the gallery. Just to
think, the youngest was sixteen. We
are always getting into scrapes. Third
ly, we committed the sin Of not men
tioning Misses Barnes and Clark, yho
very sweetly sung "Cling to thee"
Beg pardon Misses B. & c. we won't
go up in that gallery any mors.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
DIED.

SfiINN AT the iesi fence Of his parents. eli
West Sixth street, on Tuesday, March 18th,
Lawrence Shinn, aged II years and tour
months.
Funeral from the residence. on Friday, at 3
o'clock, p. IN.
STROUD.-In White Clay Greek Hd on the
18th inst, William NJ, son OF William J.
and Carrie L. Stroud, In the fourth year OF
his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, on Friday, the 2lst inst to meet
at the house, at ten O'Clock, Il. m. InteYment
Mt Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
BURNSlDE.-On the 10Th Inst, John Burn
side, in the 18th year OF his age
Due notice OF the funeral will be given. :
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
pOl.lCE HEARlNGN
Dr0nk ana Disorderiy Cases Dis
nose Il of

Squire O'Neil presided at the police
court this morning III the absence OF
Mayor Almond.
John Taggart was lined 80 cents and
cost for being drunk. John was 80
drunk that the police officers were
obliged to carry him from West street
above Fifth to the police station.
Elijah Benson col, was arrested this
morning at 2 o'clock ~ officers Dolan
and MoCiain. Elijah was very angry
during tie day because parties had
tried to undermine him in his work,
and not knowing what to do with him
self, went to his home and smas h ed up
things GENERALLY. His wife thought it
best to have him arrested in order that
he would get over his passion. Elijah
was fined u and cost.
Andrew Dougherty the last prisoner
tried was a pitiful looking object to
look at. Both OF his eyes were almost
closed and his nose was hattened to
some extent.
Walter Silcox the young man who
preferred the charge, testified to Dough-
erty passing along the store at Third
and Madison streets wh-n he kicked
barrel OF molasses thereby upsetting
the barrel aud losing a gallon OF mo-
lasses. The man he said was also
drunk and disorderly.
Officer Gibbons testified to passing
down Fourth street yesterday afternoon
at 3.30, in company with officer Dow
Ian, when he saw Dougherty coming up
Madison street and Siloox ordered him
to arrest the man, saying he would ap-
pear against him, as hs was very abu-
sive and disord-rly.
The acting Mayor asked the prisoner
how he came so beaten up about the
face, to which question Dougherty re
Piled that parties had told him officer
Gibbons had done it.
The officer stated that he had done il |
in self-defence, and had he not done SO
The man would have beaten him. His !
Honor said that it was necessary for an !
'fiicer to defend himself, as long as he
lid not punish prisoner unless il WAS
n self defence. His Honor, turning to
he prisoner, said taking into consid-
,ration that you have received certain
amount Of punishment, judging from
your looks, | will let you of lightly this
line and will fine you 81 and cost"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
(Prsn Ysstsrisy's Late Edition. ,
PARTIAAN INyIsTICE.
'he facts In the FIortaa Election
c~se-The hoase Meats the Dem.
Ocratir Claimant

me facts In uhe FIOrfaa EIccsiou
Case-The nOase keais the Dem
ocrsttr Claimant
III" ebtire session of the House YES.
tsfday was devoted to tn. Hull. Bisb..
contested election case. The case of
Mr.. blsbes was argned by Messrs. Frye.
liiscock, and GARFIELD, and that Of Mr.
Hull by Messrs. Cobb, Harris, Mills,
and Cox. The contest Is tor the seat
from the Second Florida Dist. Hull
was originally returned as elected by
the Board Of State Canvassers, ard up-
Oh that return the Governor issued his
certificate.
| In consequence Of the unlawful action
OF the Board of State Canvassers, in
adding for Hull nearly 2pO votes in one
county, the Supreme Court Of Florida
ordered the Board Of Canvassers to
make RECOUNT, which they did. The
recount showed that Mr.. Bisbee was
duly elected to Congress from that dis.
trict, and the Canvassers so certified to
the Governor. The Governor. how.
ever, refused to issue a certificate in
accordance with the facts, upon the
ground that he had already issued one
certificate in the case, aud could not
recall 1t.
Mr.. Bisbss thereupon obtained q
writ of mandamus from the Supreme
Court, with view Of compelling the
Governor to issue the required certia-
cate. After hearing argument on
both sides, the court dacided
that the first certificate, being based
upon fraud, aud that the Governor
shauld issue his certificate in accord
ance with the facts Set forth in the
amended return made by the Board of
Two of the Judges held that the
court had not the power to compel the
Governor to issue q certificate, while
the third Judge, who is a democrat,
dissented, and held that the court had
such power and shonld use it.
The Attorney General of the State,
also Democrat, furnished the Cover
nor with an official opinion, in which
he was informed that it was his duty to
issue certificate of election to Mr.. Bis
bee.
Notwithstanding this strong state
nent of facts, which were clearly set
orth IT. discussion to-day, the House,
~ vote of l37 to l4O, refused to adopt
motion to refer the entire matter to
he Committee on Klsotious, and sub.
'equsntly, by party vote, with one or
wo exceptions, decided ti,at Mr.. Hull
lad prima tacie right to the seat, and
~ was sworn in.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
An Inquest.

Deputy Coroner Wilson, of Town.
send, held an inquest over the body Of
the colored woman who was burned to
death in a deserted house near that
place on Monday. The evidence showed
that she had been lying in front of an
open Fireplace, and that her dress had
caught fire from the burning wood, 20
that before assistance came she was in
jured beyond recovery. The woman
was unknown, and a verdict that she
came to her death by accidental burn
ing was rendered.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
Contract Awarded.

Proposals were received this morn,
ing, at the Street Commissioner Office
from the different Eire Companies OF
this city, for pumping the water out OF
the Eleventh street quarry. The fol-
lowing are the bids: The Wecoacoe,
$50 Washington, $45 Delaware, $40;
Fame, $23, 50; Water Witch, $50
The latter company being the lowest
bidders were awarded the contract. 1t
is thought that it will take u hours to
pamp the water out Of the quarry.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
The Pedestrians

At 1890 o'clock to-day, at the saloon
of fJesepN Daniels, "lndlan Queen" had
made thirteen miles of her third heat.
This heat closed at two o'clock, leaving
her six miles to walk in one hour and
thirty minutes. The "Gypsy Maid"
had been on the track sixteen hours,
and was in good condition.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
rOsl,sOrlal.

Preston the artist, still lives and
hourishes, and at his palatial establish
ment No. 2 Il. Sixth street, he is yet
battling for the right, and as long as
there is a chin to b. shaved, head to
be shampooed or trimmed, or mus
tache to be dyed, he will be equal to
the emergency or "dye" in the attempt.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
NOTICES.
Consolation for Consumptives.

Thc physicians OF the Consumption Hos
. /, " England, II knowledge that with Cod
Nr Cil, in nnT form, they have not cured
t"o pr cent. Of their patients, whereas, With
trse ilypO-Phosphiles they have cured seven
T-0Te per cent. Physicians have prescribed
lG0,Co0 packages u Vi allied PhOsphates In
I'll forms Of ncr ous diseases, vItaliz'ng the
dc3ti''atcd, PREVENTING and curing consump-
F. CROSBY, Goo Sixth Ave-, N Y.
For s;Ic by z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9Th and Market Sts., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
A Twenty-fOur Hours Walk.

At the Weccacee Engine House, on
Saturday evening next, Ezra Lukens
and Chas. Solloway will start on
twenty four hours walk. The gentle
man who makes the best record at the
expiration of that time will receive SO.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

A suit by Emma Casper against Phil
ip Mendel for $4,000 for an alleged
frlonious assault, resulted in Louis
vile, yesterday, in verdict Of Sl2,-
900 for the plaintiff.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
The Elaae to 20 for Bargains In
Roots anu shoes

Is 30S Market street, next to the bee
Hive" We have still some Of those
ladies' lastiC and kid foxed lace shoes
left, at the exceedingly low price of so
cents to 100, also lot of children S
colored shoes soled from handling that
will be sold very low. Misses coarse
boots as low a. l.JO. But above all
don't forget orr "Sp"caIity, a mems
hand made cali button CATERS and war
ranted solid leather Tor , 80. Give us
a call and be- convinced of facts, as
above stated.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
DUBLlO SALE OF GoODrURNIT,

VIII be sold at public sale at
No. 9ls WEST STREET.
ON SATURDAY, MARCH y2 ls7p
at9.a0, A. M.
one good Rosewood Piano, In xood or.
der; PaIlor Saite upholstered in green vel
vet; obout 90 yard good Brussels carpet:
good entry carpet; Wardrobe, In order:Wsi.
nut Bedstead ana Mattress; Bureau, Chairs. a
iaise qahntity OF straw mating and padding
under all; good Goose Feather Beds. Hoi.
sters, filio"s; l valuable Silver Sett; Spoons
ana FORKS; all kinds o: China, Glass and
llueensware, and all kinds Of goods used
about housekeeping.
The above goods will be positively sold ~
Inc owner Is going to decline housekeeping.
H. w. SIlDHAM b SON, Auctioneers.
Il No. III +. Fourth st,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

Indian Queen Cologne, the popular
perfume, at Taylor Il Fullerton's Drug
store, 3p2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
SALE,

JtblAlC SdlE.
Ihs subscriber will sell Vt public sale, on
ths iarm Of the late WIN. Thatcher, In the
Ninth Ward, Wilmington, on
MONDAY, MARCH ~, 1879,
att O'Clock, .. IN, sharp
Tho following property, to wit:
" mead Of we'll selected dairy cows, f.H
some with calves by their sides others ~
springinK; heifers rising two years o.1: 3
young bulls; l thoroughbred bull; / lump
sea. family carriage; wolf robe, carriage har.
ness, etcs
TERMS All sums under 30 doIInrs casb
all over that amount credit OF six mcptbs
VIII be given on purchaser giving u banka-
Ole note with an approved endOrser, without
interest, or ~ per cent. OFT for cash.
mhlhNd-ltw DAVID r, SMITH
L. W. Stidhan h Son, Auctioneers
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
HEALD e CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS',

AND DKALERa IN
STOCKS, BOMBS, LOANS, MORTGAHEs
AND GOVERNMENTS SECURITIES.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DBL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collections.
Tickets to and drafts on Great Britain and
other parts 0i the world.
FOR SALE.-2 shares Union National Bank
STOCK; ! share Farmers Bank Stock; $50
shares wilmington Passenger H. W. COmpa
ny stock.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
ID X. ROBINSON q co..
BANKERS 4 BROk ERS
N. II. Cor. Fourth and Market.
WILMINGTON, DEI.AWAHE.
W. q. PENNYPACKEK T. CO.,
lSuscAasnra In 1 L Prica h lla

us FOURS FOR SALE.
For SALE- ~ shares Union Bank Stock.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on commission. Every iacil.
ity afforded for persons to sell or invest IN
stocks or bonds. teb1D-ly
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

THANGE OF HOuRS-DELAWA WAKE
" WESTERN RAlLROAD'-Com
mencing Monday, Feb. ~, 1879. Trains will
run al follows:
Leave Wilmington 7l5 a. m., 10 30 u. IN,
80 pm.
Arrive at Avondale, s5s a. m., 1862 noon
Arrive a. Poneroy, $50 "a. IN, ! to y, m.
Returning leave Pomcrey, l040 IA. IN. $50
p. IN.
Returning leave Avondale IL IA noon
6l0p m.
Arriving Mt Wilmington, 8a. m., i5 p. H.,
s0Op. IN. d. CONNELL, Supt,
ebs-ti
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
pH! LA hELPHIA, rE srmunx.
I WILMINGTON AND ~ .
BALTIMORE RAILROAD,
NOVEMBER TO, 1873.

NoNEmbhk ~, 1919.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows -
For Philadelphia. and intermediate stationp
Ob, $40, 10 90, q. IL. . 20. ! no, TN, . 70 u. LII
Philadelphia (Express) W . 30. Il. IN.
Philadelphia and NewYork, ! Ob 2 81, 30 II.
H., Il %, IL 81, 8 46 p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 8 80 a. IN
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7Os.
Baltimore and Washington 1881, 2la ga
II. II. Il 81, %, SIS, 10 26 p. In.
Trains for Delaware Division leave iG.:
New Castle 80. 9lta. N. l0b, oOp. N.
Harrington and Intermediate stations, . Is
n. m,, | 05 8 80 y. III.
Delmar intermediate stations Is a. m. O6
p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations 3 10
IN. 3 w, 30 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New YORK. W, 8 ~, q. m.
Baltimore and Washington II 81; ~, 49,
p. La
for further Information passengers are 70
TERED to the timetables posted at the depos
npv2O- II. +. KENNEY. SuDt
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
PUBLIC RALEk.
DUBLIC SALE.

ihe subscriber VIII sell Mt public salc. at the
stables OF X. NJ. Gibson, in French street. he
tween Front and Second. Wilmington, Del,
ON SATURDAY. MARCH ". 1879,
at 1880 O'Clock,
II head Of we'll selected horses. one n
pair OF mules, all young, Of good sizo, 9Y
and good workers and drivers. The horses
WIN be at the stables from Monday morning
until day OF sale, for inspection.
credit oi W days will lie given by tho pur
proved endorser. H. l.. SHARPLESS.
WIN oe sold at the same time and place, q
,hars' wagon ana harness. mhlS-6ts
L.. W. Stidhsn Il Son, Auc mhll 4td .ltv
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

DUBLIC SALE
LANCASTER, COUNTY COWS ANN
SPRINGERS.
Will be sold at Public Sale. at the <-
Green Hili Hetei, in the Ninth Ward, NJ
Wilmington, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1879,
Atloclock, p. m.,
Is head OF fresh COWS and ssringers. a lot Of
young bulls that have never boon in the dairy
and some ever with lamb.
A credit OF 90 dsys win be given. No post-
f~nement on account of the weather, If the
weather is unfavorabie sheds To sell under.
JOSEPH GOODLEY.
IL. w. Stldhani b Son, auctrs mh20- 2tw fsd
DUBLlC SALE OF STOCK.
The subscribers.will sell at public sale. At
the Chadd's Ford Hotel, On
MONDAY, MARCH "A, 1872,
Forty head of extra Lancaster county iresb
COWS, springers, bulls and feeders.
A credit OF 70 days Will be given. Sale at
O'Clock. b. +. CHEEVEk,
mhig,Nd ltw AMOS W. HOUSE.
L. W. Stidham L Son. auctu's
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

% pEMONAL-1he undersigned would 70
IL spectfully inform his friends that he
mas leased the premises known as the Swan
Hotel, on Fourth street. between Market and
Shipley streets, where he will be pleased 10
see his friends and the travelling public. Sta
hes connected with the house, in charge OF u
competent hOstler, epen night and day.
JCHN DUNN, Of Delaware House,
mhls-lm Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

All local securities bought and sold.
Philadelphia, New York and San Francisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried on margin.
Telegraphic quotations received constantly
and furnished. Trade dollars bought
LOCAL SIOChS AND BONIS,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby gwen that
l. the Firm heretofore trading and doing
business under the name of Crozier, Scott h
70, have dissolved, and all bills contracted
by the said firm prior to May II, 1878, will bs
He will carry on the business OF StcvedorinV.
and all orders left at 5l4 East Eleventh street
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES Il. CROZIER, Senior Stevedore,
mh2O.tf Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

A UCrlON.-On Friday morning, March
"A u, at ten O'Clock. at sos West Sixth
street, Household and Kitchen Furniture
ETC., ALBERT HUfNAL. mhl92ts
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

"ANTED.-By a gentleman and wife
w one or two furnished rooms for house
keeping, reference II required. Address.
lnhl9 81 &C. REPUBLICAN Otfiee.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
Elliott. Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

We have on hand s35 900 Tor good firs: mort.
cages In sums OF $500 10 $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

L. s. Government Bonds bought and sold
or exchanged at current rates.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

"ANTED-A general blacksmith for
w country work. Applyto
FINLEY GARRETT Il WILSON.
mh2o3tf Third and Shipley Sta
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

ANTED.-Boarders ut NO. SO2 MAR.
" hEf STREET. Also table boarders.
mh20lm
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

WANrED. - One VI two unturnisbed
w rooms. Address *"
hihlo-st This office.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21
WANTED.

w ANIED- Parties having hOuses
w 10 rent take notice that Ne
nave many applications from ro0d
paying tenants. HEALD d GO.
Clayton HOUse kuhldin9.
mh7.S-wdstf
Daily Republican., 1879-03-21

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w placed II available to any publisher
Correspondence Invited ATHtH KJTM
BUREAU OF LITERATURE, 81 Park Row
New York mhiabt
WA 7 + ID Poultry both alive ami
w dressed every week. Highest cash price
paid on delivery. N. B. APPLETON.
Third street Market,
lnlt Wilmington. Del