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WILMINGTON, Feb, q

WILMINGTON, Feb. 18th, 1873.
MEssRs. EDITORS ALLOW me to sug-
gest through the medium OF your yalu-
able paper, that the Mayor, City Coun-
ell, Street Committee, City Commission
er, or whoever has IN. authority, the
proprety Of erecting horse sheds, to
protect the poor animals on Fourth
street, and also on King street. They
can be- erected along the curb as it will
be Of no more Inconvenience to bu5i-
ness, and leave no more filth and dirt
than they do now. Customers will
have as good chance to get to hitchinE
posts as they have now to do business
in the stores. There is no regular
standing place by law, although there
are several places the Council could Sc
lect if ever they get time. Fourth
street between French and Walnut
would make good place and not in
terierr with business. But gentlemen
erect the sheds now, until you get
ready to make the law. Of course the
! old law is a dead letter about blockad-
| ing the streets. Let the sheds be
| built. FAIR PLAY.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
LOCAL TINE TABLE,.
NOVEMBER 10, 1878.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philadelphia: 23I. 1.06, $40, aoO O 1,
1000 .. m; 1881, 1888, aao, 400, IL
10, S.6p. m. w
For New York: 237, a. m; 1906, s.o. l, .,
l2s, S.ep M. On Sundays: 2s7, H.
2. m. ~
For BailImore and Washinxton: laM a.,
$50 =. m; l2b7, l.0<, SIS, pm. H'
For Baltimore: 7.os, Express. On sund.,
Tor baltimore and Washington: i26i, SlS
For baltimore and way stations: $50 A m
b.18 D. m. "'
For Nov Castle; as. s.iS a. n, los, 4,
For i Dsl.var. X. r.: sIta. n.: ls, 90 i,
m.; up. m; and 800 p. IN. saturiavI
urday's only. ll.0O p. IN.
fsr Delaware Western r. r.: 7.lS, 30 n
$50 m. No Sunday trains. -'7
TRAINS ARRIVE At w,LMNOrox.
From Philsdelphis: l246, 2O3, s.84, oIo. m
l203, l247, Log, 40, b.lS e.8, IOo !. y. ~
Ills =. IN. On Sundays: l2I8, aos Nv NJ
| 1910 .. m.; 7:s6, Ills, ,. m.
Prom Raltimore: 2.sl Ia q. .lsa. m: lay, 1, >,
S.S s% p. IN. On SundsyG2si, am. 81 81
From Warrington: 2si, .. M: uz u a,
$50, s:3e p. m. On Sundays: 2si a. ' M
6.3o, ESQ p. m. "
From New Castle: $50, l2io Am.
7.l0 p. m. No Sunday trains. 49,
From Delaware X. r.: s.60a. m; 1910, II
From Wilmington l. Northern H. N. ~
=. N: n;S =. m; and 7.Ss p. IN. satu
From Delaware Western X. r.: 5000
2.lt, 500 p. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHlLAnu
| PHIA.
FromBroad street and Washington ayenu
7.D, 500. 1880, ll.l5 u. m.; 400, 400, GlI
500. 6.lb 9.46. ll.30 p. IN. On SUNDAY
7.DS.So a, ni.; 6.0D, ll.3O p. IN.
From Thirty-Second and Market streets: lo
7.So, A.ab a. M; l2.25, 400 800, ll.Sc .. n
On undays LOO. 730 n. m
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
esterdsy's News.) J

Elliott Il johnson, brokers, are pay
ing 9S cents for the Trade dollar.
A notice for q girl to work in Mar
ket street residence appeared in the
REPUBLICAN for one day, and Is apph-
cants for the situation We're the result.
A poor inebriate made a strong tenn.
p.rance speech this morning while lay
ing on his back IN q wheel barrow, ~
an officer wheeled him "a: the street TO
the hall.
One Of the singers at Scott concert
last evening, cams very near being
rolled up by the curtain coming in cen
tact with his coat tail. This was no,
on the programme.
City Treasurer Francis Vincent re-
ceived this morning from the London
Golden Club, THE Financial Reform
Almanac" for 1879, containing elabo
rately ,tabulated. statistical information
Col. McComb visited Dover y.ster
day for the first time in his life. liz
didn't find the place as large as Phila
delphia, New York or New Orleans, bu,
something larger than McCombs' City
in Miss.
The case of A. Crumlish against the
Wilmington and Western K. K. for
thirty thousand dollars, in which Chan.
clor salisbury rendered decision ad-
verse to Crumlish few weeks ago in
the court of chancery, has been carried
into the Court of Appeals.
Mr.. Hunt, the "dog catcher" has not
been in good humor the past few day.
as his business is not now very protita.
BILE. Itwas reported at police lead
quarters that he has been dealing il
Trade dollars"
A team with II horses passed VI
Market street and out the Avenue to-
day, with condenser for one Of tn,
mills up the Brandywine.
Councilman McGlincheysays that NJ
member of Council will be elected
Street Commissioner by his vote, eau Gu,
or no caucus.
John O'Byrne has resumed the edi
toral chair of the Wilmington Morning
Herald" and DR.. Maxwell goes out
says the Philadelphia "Times.'
Rev. J. B. Spottswood Of New Gas
tie received a severe fall on the pave
ment OH Tuesday morning last on Del
aware street near Chase's news store
lie is not seriously injured.
The captain of vessel, at New Castle
while walking On the ice, yesterday
broke through and narrowly escape,
drowning by slipping a rope noos'
which had been thrown to him owe
his head.
Father Kelley Of the Catholic churcl
at New Castle, has agreed to keep
couple Of Methodist ministers durin!
conference. There is rivalry rs L
who shall he his guests.
The Home Loan Association will lol,
its regular monthly meeting to-morro,
evening" in Heaid Il Co. 5 sacsroom, tin
Clayton House basement.
ITolessor >. l.. '2ulllon Will utllVt
! his third popular lecture this eveuin
i'll the Lecture rOoI of the Masoul
Temple. Subject from Chaos to Cos
mos" Lecture % commence at : o
clock.
Chief Maxwell last evening receive,
dispatch from the sheriff Of Hartfor
= county, requesting him 20 look cut 10
Thomas LomaX a murderer.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
The PjNIcy Piiiafore,

On Monday and Tuesday evenings
next, the McDonough 4 Lamb Pinafore
Co.will present the Comic Opera II NJ. s.
Pinatore, with Annie riXl"y AZ jose
phine and an equally strong cast. The
Company c"utaius IL people with an
orchestra Of nine pieces. Manager
Meshler assures the amusement patrons
Of this city that every effort is now be-
ing made to make this the leading event
of the season. Mr.. L. Lamb AS the
Admiral, Con. r. Murphy as Captain,
Laura Lacy a. llebe Jennie Reynolds as
Buttercup. are al suited to their parts.
The prices being only 35 and SO cents
admission and reserved seats Is cents,
will no doubt insure large houses.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28

If the habit OF body becomes irrcgnlnrmuch
evil !, Inflicted on the system. The stomach
becomes dyspcptic, bilious symptoms develop
Themselves, the circulation Is contaminated,
and the nerves share in the general disorder
1t Is Of the utmost importance that the howe'.
should be thoroughly anl speedily regulated
when they grow derelct. The corrective agent
best adapted TO this purpose Is liostetter's =
Stomach Bittcrs, wholesome. non.g!iping
vegetable laxative. worth all the raEiing ca
tharticE invented since the time OF ParhcclsuS.
pcnnIe who have been in the habit Of using
blue pill, calomsl, and other drugs ana cheap
nostrunlS Tor constipation, should abandon
such hurtful and useless medicines, and sub.
.ttute for them this plca>antand gentle aper-
lent, which not only produces the purgativc
nnnr, naturally. but also strengthens while it
regulates the bowels, stomach and liver 1t
moreover cures and prevents Intermittent and
and mittent towers, gOut, Rheumatism, de-
biIity Ind urinary trouble.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
ttllRD t.!lTlO
SOngresstOnAl. .

In tn. U. y. Senate on Thursday, Mr..
Teller, from the Select COMMITTEES ap-
pointed under til. Blaine resolution, to
investigate alleged violation OF Consti-
tuAional rights IN the South, presented
a majority report in relation to Louis
sana and South Carolina. He also suit
mitted resolution to continue the Com
mitt.r during the r-tess OF the Senate.
II was laid over until to-day. MIR. Nor
rill called up the bill for the interchange
of subsidiary silver and U. 5. notes, but
1T was postponed until to day. Amend
ments u the Pension Arrears Appro-
priation bill were reported from the
iFinanc, ommittes by Messrs. Morrill,
and Dawes and referred. Mr.. Hamlin
moved to take up the Houss Geneva
Award bill. Lost-yeas Al, nays "A.
An executive session was held. The
River and llarbor bill was reported and
placed on the calendar, and the Census
bill 1as referred. The Pension Arrears
Appropriation bill was considered. The
Sunary Civil bill was reported and
plao+,d on the calendar. The House
resolution IN respect TO the memory OF
tn. late Representative Douglass, OF
Virginia, was concurred in, and the
Sena:- adjourned.
In the HnuSt, Speaker Randall, cal l.
ing Mr.. Carlisle " the chair, made a
personal explanation in regard to the
Williams letter, emphAtically denying
its assertions, aud concluded by NOV
ing the appointment OF a select com
mittee Of five to investigate the matter
Messrs. Hale, Of Maine, and Kelley anf
Thompson Of Peunsyivania made speech
~, expressing the highest appreciation
Of the integrity Of Mr.. Randall's char
actsr, and declaring the investigation
entirely unnecessary. At the earnes
request OF Mr.. Randall, however, th'
resolution was adopted, and the com
mittee appo:.ted by Mr.. Carlisle. Tn,
Senate amendments to the Deficiency
bill were referred. The Conference re-
port on the Internal Revenue bill wa
agreed to- A resolution from the Com,
mittee on State Department Expendi-
lures for the arrest ofGeorge +. Sew
ard as a contumacious witness, was
after some discussion, adopted. Re
ports from the Ways and Means Com
mittee were considered in an evening
session.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
A Famine itE.mineHt In the HOLY
IuMN

WA,uNeroy, Feb. 27.-'r. Wilson,
4, :. Consul at J~rusaIcm, writes to
the Department Of State thatsrrious ap-
prrhpnsions prevail there a. To the tu-
iurr harvrs,s. Famine is im.,iment.
Arrangements are being made to import
hour and grain direct from New York
to anticipate the wants Of til" people.
The consul has furnished the merchants
there with such information as he could
obtain from New York as TO the prices
of provisions. the cost Of freight, %r.
Tunis and Tripoli are suffering more
from drouth than Palestine The con-
dition OF Beirut is more favorable than
that of Jerusalem. The health Of the
people, with proper sanitary regulations
would be generally good in all seasons.
The Tree dispensary Of the London
lew Society gives efficient service t.
he poor Jews Of Palestine.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
AunuytnO3tx Letters

For several weeks past Mayor All
mond has been receiving anonymous
communications from parties claiming
that certain houses II the city are kept
A. gamhliL4 house, and beer saloons,
and DESIRING to have the partjr. pros
cutel. The Mayor state tina. he wall
take Lao notice Of any more Of l''rse Ir'-
tiers unless accompanied with til" "ri.
ter'- name. and should the writers be
residents Of this city he viii prosrcut,
the offenders of the law. IL is hoped
that hereafter all lett-'s viii hET" tie
writer's u&me, 80 th.! His iionpr can
prosecute .l-. cases.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
HPH Firm .

In cur advertising columns to-iay
will be found the notire Of N.,-'.,
Colquhoun and Hemphill who ht'" az
5ociated themselves together t"- The
purpose Of carrying on the slo"e'v tus-
IN. IS a. 22l ar d Market streets 9th Ward.
They are both inte-prising young men
and have rnanv warm friends who will
no doubt be glad to hear Of this new
enterprise. We extend t. the new firm
our best wishes.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
Death of Past Grand Master

Past Grand Master Of the Grand
Lodge of odd Fellows Of this State,
James W. NAPLES, died Tuesday morn,
ing in Philadelphia. Tie body will
arrive in this city tomorrow on the
train which leaves Philadelphia at
li.45 A. NJ. Mr.. w. was one Of the
charter members Of Mechanics Lodge,
No. a, Of this city, and the Oldest drand
Master Of the Stat', having been elect
ed to that Office in 1886. Mec:ahlc'
Lodge No. 4, and the Grand Lodge o
odd Fellows of this State, will accom-
pany the remains from the depot 10 .n'
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
Hope Building AID Loan Assoc IN
(lOu

Hope Building and Loan AssOcia-
tiOn.
The twelfth annual meeting of the
Hope Building and Loan Association
was held last evening, when the Audi
tors report was submitted and read.
The following are extracts:
Received during past year, for dues,
sS,9j4 for premiums, 275.sl; for in
terest, $6,672.l4; mortgages foreclosed,
$25, 400; paid for loans, $3.50; for
Withdrawals, 81, 69G.l5; for real estate,
$2l ,S67.54; for certificates of ind ebted-
ness, Is, ,0s7.s6; for interest on certif-
Gates 81, 4S0. IA.
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year, as follows:
President-P. N. Brennan.
Vice President-James Bradford.
Secretary--John +. Miller.
Treasurer-Philip Plunkett.
Directors for three years.. J. Smith,
James Murphy and James A. Hart.
There are still two vacancies in the
Board Of Directors, which will be filled
at the next monthly meeting.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
.sSharDo Transaction.

1t is reported that at p. Dillon's sale
Yesterday afternoon, on the farm OF
Thomas Sharp, near Christiana, lit
tie misunderstanding occurred between
Mr.. Sharp and ex-senator Ray, of New
ark, which ended by Mr.. Ray slapping
Mr.. Sharp in the face, when Mr.. $. re
taliating, stretched pretty nearly six
feet four inches of Mr.. Ray on the
ground. Wegive it az communicated
to us without vouching for the accuracy
Of the report.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
Asbury Anniversary

The annual anniversary of the sun.
day Schools connected with the Asbury
NJ. l.. church will take place on Thurs
lay evening, March 9th, in the main
audience 70 IN of the edilice. Among
the speakers that will bs present are
Rev Enoch Stubbs, former patsor Of
the church, but now of Philadelphia,
and Rev. Mr.. White, Of the Brandy
wine N. z. church.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
Missionary Day AT ~. Paul's II. i.
Church.

Next Sunday will be the missionary
anniversary at st. Paul's NJ. Il. church
in this city, when an earnest effort will
be made to raise the amoaLt apportion-
ed to this charge. Sermons will be
preached at 1870 A. M. and 7.3O 7. NJ.
bv RYv. Thos. hanlon, d. D., OF Penns-
grove, N. J. At , + NJ. the Sunday
School missionary anniversary will take
place. Addresses will be delivered by
DR.. lIanlon and Rev, c. r. Sheppard.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
!.lEfs.

NAPLES In Philadelphia. on the ZIth
Dutt., James W. WapIcs, L., the 74th year OF
his age.
lntcrinrnt in Wilmington and Brandywnc
cemetery on Friday IltcrHUon, the 23ll inst.
The Mechanics Io4.., No. |. q, q. r., and
friend. in WIImlu1touurcrcspcct 'UIIy Invited
to meet the remains at the +. W. n u. depot, IN
Wimu, ton, rutuc Carnival oithc train at !2-l5
j.. m
EAkIN.-On the lTth INST. william Eakln,
in tac 10th year Of Lis age.
The relative. and friends Of the tamil! also
menb1r, Of the Lafayette Lodge, No. ., X. OF
p, are respectfully invited to attend the iu
neral On sunday afternoon, ht 0 c!"ih. IRON
his ,,ltp residence, No. 625 East FiIth s'r""t
FurcrlI services at the house at 10 o'clock
lntermcut ut Wilmington and Brantywint
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
lFrom Ysstsrdsy's late kditlon. ]
TINE VIRGINIA..
She Reaches baltimore and Beats
the Carolina,

She Reaches baltimore and Beats
the Carolina.
The Baltimore Sun of this morning
has the following in reference to the
new steamer Virginia
The new iron steamer Virginia, built
at Wilmington, Del, for the Baltimore
Steam Packet Company, arrived at ths
wharf yesterday from Norfolk. The
Carolina, Of ths same line, also came up
on the regular trip. Mr.. John NJ. Rob.
inson, President of the Packet Com.
pany; Vice. President Cause, of the
Harlan X llollingsworth Company, the
builders Captain Benson, Captain w.
+. Veasey, Of the steamer Maggie, and
others were passengers on the Virginia.
The steamer Carolina had the start
by some minutes from Norfolk, but was
ov.rtaken and passed by the new boat.
Superintendent Smith, of the line, was
on the Carolina. He thinks the Vir-
ginia is the fastest beat Of the wo by
thirty minutes in the run up or down
the bay. Capt. Willard Thomson. su
perintendent of the Eastern Shore
Transportation Company, commanded
the Virginia, and the trial trip was
satisfactory. The new boat 10 a count
erpart Of the Carolina, which WAS built
by the Harlan & Ilollingsworth Com.
pany in 1876.
The coat-of arms Of the State of Vir-
ginia is on the warehouses, with the
motto ''sic semper tyrannis." The
furniture and other appointments will
be taken aboard in few days, having
been ordered in Baltimore. The Vir.
ginia will b. ready for service next
month.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
&rOtt VI r.. Church

There will bea general prayer and
praise meeting at 7.3O +. NJ, ut Scott
N, Z. Church. The me'nb rs of the
church and public, are invited to be
present, and take part.
Sunday morning, this Lord : Supp'r
will hp celebrated for the last time this
Conference year, aud then an opportu'
lily for Christian testimony will be
given.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
For the. Republican.
The COiOred Educational COnveD'
t1On.

MEssRs. EDIToRs.-l would like much
to inquire when do the delegation to
theColored Educational Con vsntion held
in Dover not long since, intend making
their report. Our people desire to hear
from them before agreeing with any Of
the various rumors spread abroad.
They would do well to be as energetic
in reporting their actions as they were
in making arrangements to get the
thing on foot. 1t will not do for them
to think it best to make no report, for
they who divided their scan.y earnings
to send them, want to know what they
did, and what they did not. We want
no katy did or didn't work, neither on
the part of the delegation or their con
stituency of the peoples money. The
people are right in demanding report
and the delegation very wrong in at
tempting to withhold it. Gentlemen
will you make your report. q. B.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28

ry,HF n fCrsT piLLsVk EAirH ARE ,JR. Sibks
\ VEGETABLE LIVER PILE. They nevs!
arfre. yicken or weaken in their operation, and
hence ,hey are the host p!ils, ever offered, e.
rerially tIr aged peopIe. They are splcn'
bIa Liyer cure and elegant lnrfative ,edi-
cine. Tbey 9perat9 'Iea.anty ana W., m'id,y
Congt,ys,ion or Cos cness, Ptios. :.ics
H"adachc, Blousness, Weak rowe!s, Itli
negs, Vertigo, Weak Ner'c9, al Liver a,
tons. ucner1I Aches over the system, they
make hrt,sr appetite, and in Rhcumatism
Neuralgia and Headache, in connection It'll
our Celebrated Pain Searcher' a very speedy
COS Of thesn pjIs. Elegantly sugar coated 2;
certs a box, Or I'VE boxes ior$l. Scnt by ma'i
Principal Depot Fourth and King streets
Wjjujog,oa Oct. PbilaIclphia Depot o..
Arch street, soli by de'l'rS In' at country
gtUrre.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
Accident 10 n Lady.

Mrs. Ellen Connor, residing at the
corner of Sixth and Church streets, on
Tuesday afternoon missed her footing
and fell down flight Of stairs, break
ing her leg in three places. She is 60
years Of age, and lies in a critical con-
dition. DR.. Draper reduced the frac-
tuTp
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
s:reut Hqduct;oHS lu Reef.

Gconomile Uy buying cool steWlDg
oepf at & to s cents pound good roast
at S to 10; best roast, II to IA, round
steak, l2l rump steak, IA; sjrloin, l6,
of R. p. Gearv, stalls 10 and II Third
street market, and A. r Geary, stall
70 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28

The schooner Rival, Of Gloucester,
Mass, went ashore on Ragged Neck,
near Rye, y. H., On Tuesday. and is a
total wreck. She had a cargo Of $4,000
fish. Her rev were saved.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28

S.,ru.-.To all wnO are -"'lenns ION
n tbs indiscre;ions Of youth, nor ycV
weakness, early decay, loss Of '"anhood, tte,
will send you receipt thlt VIII cure yGa .
vas discovered ky ~ missionary In SUun
America, IN Send a self addressed enyelope L
Rev Joseph 7. Inman. station D. h'"'
House. New YORK. Clty
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
yLOUIt.
MANrEEI.

NvH NTLU.--A purchaser 1r the fixtures
w OFT the grocery store. consisting Of shelly
ing. meat rack. bins. &C. at the =. f. corner
OF Eleventh aud orange SIR cts Apply to
G. FlPPS 4 son,
iebL2.tl Cor Sixth and Walnut St..
yIvANTED.-Can either lloicS or
w gentlemen. Tor popular bUoks. Apply
by letter or IN person to
nc. GULDSBOEOTGH,
Washingt N House,
iebL6-. ~ Idli sen, lie
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
sale of Horses.

Every pcrsoa wishing to purchase a
aood Young horse 3horld attend the
sale Of II. Sha1 50, atCiihson : stables,
on French rect, below Sc" ,ad, on sat
urday, al O'Clock, N. For Particu-
IarS see
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28

Mrs. tfEN. SHERMAN, wife Of the great
NJ soldier says; phsuma,, mays RsaeGy R,rSSaGg1iy -,
triends suffering with rheumatism, and In
every Instance it worked like magic Sold
by all druggists. SEND for circular to X: X
HELPHENSTlNE, Druggist, Washington
q
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28

The stear.rr Rather, of Gloucester,
Mass, was caught in y ice aud had
her b' y stove, coz pelling her to run a
shora at Pores narbor, N. S., on Il e
o3d inst. s'he will probably be total
loss.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
Wanted

4So 900 trade dollars wanted in ex-
change for goods at the Great Tobacco
Mart, 4th and Shipley. 100 cents al
lowed on each.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
MARRIED.

I.OuGE--D -DtRlCKSON --On " cdrcsdny
evening, the 18th inst, ut the S.denCco't the
brides parents, No. llgO King street. by Rev.
!. II. Caldwell. Mr.. GEORGE ". Lodge and
MiIa RchCrca : DeTckton,
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28
NOTICES.
NOTICE To WATER RENTERS

NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
~ OYPICE WATER DYPA RTNKNr
WILMINGTON, DEL., December 10, 1873.
The bills for 1879 are now ready and pav !
BILE at the registers office, No. loco Mark1
street. Tho law requires that all bills paid n
or before January 81, 1879, the face Of the bIli
those paid during the month of February, MI
per cent. additional, those paid during IN
month OF March ten per cent. additional, AMI
any amount remaining unpaid after April l
1879, the register Is required to have the fe1
rule withdrawn and suit instituted for the
covery OF the amount due, and the water 4
not ne let into such promises until such Al
rears, with assessments and $2 for DRAWN
ierrules are paid. Office hours. . a. m. and
p. m. W. J. MORROW, Register
Icll 4 In. A u,
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28

A CARp.--HavIng this day associate
"A myself with Mr.. G. A. Spencer Of Cor
necticnt, in the dry goods business, | tax
this opportunity 10 thank my friends and cni
toners for past favors, and with the aasuranc
that the new firm will strive to merit the n
confidence Of the public, respectfully solici
continuance of the same liberal patronag
which has made the " Bee Hive =" a success.
Respectfully, X. L. RUSSELL
February ~, 1879. ieb2T.2t
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28

NOIlCE-PerSons having left pictures
~ be framed at McMonagle's. Third an
King streets, are hereby not tied to call ic
the same without delay, otherwise they vi
be sold to pay expense of framing, ~ he il
tends closing out all the old stock on hand
make room Tor new goods.
iebg5-it +. McMONAGIF
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28

NOTICE OF CO-PARTNkRSHIP.-
IN undersigned have this day formed
co o-partnership, for the purpose Of carrying o
the dry goods business ut The old stand Of h
l.. Russell, tknown as the Bee Hiye) No. I'd
Market street, and hope by !air dealing anl
strict attention to the details Of the bushes
age. H. l.. RUSSELL.
g. A. SPENCER
February 20 1879. feb27.N
Daily Republican., 1879-02-28


SNTANTED.-h cr,nrcd wouan to-, 10 the
w country, ur employ y4ent WnDll be gwen
70 q man and wife. Rclerrrce rcqii.r,i.
;. 4. f. lIEi,
lrbli.t F1uilu"4. Del
yIyANTED.- Two or three rooms ~
w widow with two children, IN tho cen.
tral part Of the Fourth Ward. Address jig
+. SEVENTH street. icII2j6t
ySvANTED.-A white girl for general
w houscwork, Apply at l2V5 KING 81.
lch26-3t'
yAvANTED ~ white woman ascook. Ref
w crence required. Apply at lsO5 MAR
kEF street. lco%IiI
FyvAHTEU,--A reliable man with capital
w OF 1900. 10 take halt Interest and take
,hIr-c aud manage a business in this state
mat viii Iay INN 1880 u year, Can nj the
Washington Hotel ea1.ti
IVA ANTFD.- D.-Poul'ry botn alive and
" dressed every week. il,RheSt cash price
rp ! Du del.I"ry y. Is. APPLETON,
Third street Market,
n3 Wilmington, l,l,
yyvlNTED.-Ry Il geG,IGman and wife,
" on" pr two furnished rooms ior house
Nrcpfol Term, moderate. Reference II re-
ruircd AdGrrs, &C, ~ REPUBLICAN office.
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