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Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
saice Under the New Congress

A Washington letter written on the
5In inst, says:
A new crop OF Office seekers put in an
appearance to-day ana the woods seel.l
t, he full of them. Some of them would
be more in their element il behind a
piow. The friends of Mr.. Blackburn
mad private consultation to-day to
discuss the best means to advance
his prospects for the speakership.
But few OF the new members Of the
House are here, and not many of them
areexpected before the 18th. is asserted
that many of them have already been
secured for Mr.. Randall, and just now
the odds are entirely in favor of his
re election. One of the candidates for
Secretary of the Senate made calls to.
day on all the democratic Senators he
could find, and asked them plumply to
vote for him. He did not receive much
encouragement.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
4 New Way 10 Cure Insanity.

The cashier OF Western Bank be-
came insane, last fall, and was sent
to the water cure at Clifton Springs,
N. Y, with constant attendant, with
whom he occupied room in the fourth
story of the house. One afternoon, as
his attendant was in dose, with the
frent window down at the top, he seized
pillow from the bed, threw it out of
the window and jumped out after it,
His attendant at once awoke, but too
late to stop him, and rushed down
stairs to gather up the supposed man
gled remains. lie found that his pa
tient had struck on the piazza roof, 80
feet below, and though badly shaken
up he was not seriously hurt; and still
more remarkable was the fact that the
shock brought him to his reason and
he has continued rational ever since.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Destructive Fire.

The Central Iron Works of Howell,
Sexton & Co., in Brooklyn, N. y, were
destroyed by fire last night. The loss
il estim ated at 100000. The Gaylord
oal breaker, at Plymouth, Pa, was
burned yesterday morning. Loss ESQ.,
400. The Lincoln Public School, at OF,
,nnwa, Iowa, was burned on Tuesday
Iea $4,000. The warehouse and ele-
vate. of Dicks & Torn-y, at Columbus,
Obfo we're destroyed last night by a
fire -. oposed to be the work of an in.
csnt;a,, Loss not reported. The
Nor,h6IA House block, in Mortified,
Ve,mont I as destr Dyed. yesterday af
t.,n,,o. br fire CAUSED by defective
chimney
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Nstro-Gaycerine ExpIosiln.

An explosion of Nitro-glycerine at
Dutch Gap, James River, Va, yesterday
killed NJ. c. Haggerty, Government
contractor for widening the Gap; Elias
Hall, superintendent of tie blasting
operations, and colored laborer named
Brown. Several negroes were slightly
injured. 1t appears that Hall was
ramming home canister containing
more than thirty pounds Of nitro glyc
crime, preliminary to blast, when it
exploded. The concussion exploded
two other pits, containing about seventy
pounds of nitro-gly ycerine,wit trsmen-
dous effect. Halls body was blown in
to the river, and has not been recover
AL
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Losses by Fire.

Eighteen buildings IA Silver City,
Nevada, were destroyed by fire yester.
day morning, together with a number
Of small dwellings. Loss, $50, 900. Two
packet steamers were burned at the
mouth Of the Missouri river yesterday
Loss, thirty thousand dollars. Buchtel
College, at Akron, Ohio, was damaged
by fire yesterday, and several fireman
were injured by falling debris. A Ho.
tel and several barns in Chardon, Geau-
ga county, Ohio, were burned on Mon
day night, and it was believed in the
village that there was a plot to burn
and plunder the place.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
C ted OF Libel.

AtK;nos,,.s c., yesterday, John
Ii. Psndergrass, e n''V.eu Wa.a oa ,'Det "@o .~o
sentenced by Judg maen,' ha.d !. ~ h,r wv w
years Imprisonment '" ra. na.u iau or " i.
the Penitentiary and t, 10 pa'I ani. Tbs ~ ="
fine OF $500 and the cos, y: ,:,: e.' =. No 9
libel consists of the pub 'io"nVn p"n''n,;a.,,, W )"
letter in the Washington {" 'ep,,o,'.aM ,nansa.,.
last November, chargino tn. wi,h 5.,
of the election at Kingstr-e citizsns
lot-box stuffing, and certain ~
with repeating.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Letters Granted.

Register Biggs yesterday granted let
ters Of administration upon the estate
of Lewis Pennock, deceased, late ol
Mill Creek hundred, unto Alpheus Pen
mock, Franklin Pennock and George L,
Medill. Letters were also granted upon
the estate Of Solmon Deputy, deceased
late of Red Lion hundred, unto Mary
Anna Deputy, widow Of the deceased
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Robert M, Martin.

pale and haggard, and every inch a
gentleman, not only in attire but in
manner, was before the court in New
York on Friday, boarding house keep
or having accused him of stealing a
coat and shirt. Ten years ago Martin
was millionaire broker on Wall street.
Hegave 800, 900 to some of the churches
of the city, and was looked upon as one
of the most honorable members Of the
Stock Exchange. He failed in the crash
of 1872, his family were scattered, and
he is now a pauper. On the urgent
appeal of one who knew him in his
days Of prosperity, the judge sent him
to the City Prison for five days.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
OBITUARY..

I'm memory OF Reba Moody darey.l
The enemy Death has taken
From us our mothers prido,
But Jesus, our Saviour,
VIII resurrect more bright.
We miss thee, darling, miss thee.
The loss we deeply feel
But Jesus, our Saviour,
viii all our s0rrows heal.
And In that glorious morning,
When Jesus shall appear,
We shall behold our darling
In likeness most dear. n.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Opposed to the Change.

The impression seems to have been
spread that the present graduating
class at the Boys High School are to.
tally Indifferent in regard to the pro-
posed removal of the place Of gradua-
tion from the Masonic Temple to the
High School Building. This is very
erroneous. The class are very much
opposed to the measure, and are most
anxious for its rejection. They have
seen several members of the Board, re-.
questing their influence in the matter.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
0o00lesA OalsiAs.

1n. AreAhslA Wilson, iiving nsas
Mt. Vernon, ,LAess0 Oxford township, Pa,
ended her lie by drowning in the Oo-
toraro cFssk sarly Monday morning
II u supposed she arose during the
night and performed the rash act. Be.
ing missed In the morning, some Of the
members Of the family tracked her by
foot prints In the snow which lsd TO the
creek, and found the lifsless body In
the cold water. She had been very low
spirited for some time. He's husband
lives on the hill opposite where the un'
fortunate Robert Bunting tried 10 close
his life BY using An AZ on his body.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Demand for Wives.

The superintendent of emigration al
New York is overrun with letters from
The West asking him to secure for them
wives from among the emigrants arriv.
ing at Castle Garden. One man, far.
mer, writes from Iowa, that marriage.
able women in these parts are very
scarce, and he is anxious to marry this
spring, and will give the best reference.
1nother, a St. Louis baker, offers his
heart and hand "to the right person, u
and is ready to marry at once.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Examinations at Rngby

This being the last week Of the win
ter term at Rugby, the usual Examina-
tions are now going on. The Examina'
tions so far have passed Oh In
most successful manner. me spring
FERN will commence on Monday next
March 10th.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Tho Troubles Of a Fox,

A new step was taken against Foa
the theatre man, on Wednesday. Dis
trict Attorney Hagart filed a petition il
the Quarter Session for rule to show
cause why the lis nee issued to Fox in
June last, to keep hotel or tavern at
No. 1923 Chestnut street, should not
bs revoked. The rule is returnable to-
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Nall and stair CARPETS

A line of best quality Damask and
twilled, all wool, from yard to yard
wide, at great bargains. G. WoRRELL
COlOred Silks.
Blue, stone, brown, green and plum
colors, just opened, at rs cts. per yard
They are very cheap. G. WoRRELL.
At Boston yesterday, a jury awarded
Charles w. Hackett, for the persona
injuries sustained on the Eastern Rail
read. 39.50l damages.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
THIRD EDITION.
ACoRRxARAankn1. AnAAOA.sAs
M1AsshaaG - 'sAs si,ssaslpsia
sA assssa ~ sspss.s-s~'ivs

HkRRlsBuRa Penn, March 5.-H. N.
Jenkins, the correspondent in this city
sfths Philsdslphia "fimes," was ~
sAyltsd in the Capital to-day BY Repre-
skDtalivs Petsef, of Philadslphia, who
skHsk him ssvsfal blows with his fst,
lnfacting . cut over the eye from which
the blood flowed freely. The assault
took place in the rotunda, Pstroh hAv.
ing called Jenkins out Of the Senate
Chamber for the purpose Of administer
ing the castigation. s.. sr Hre..
Mr.. Jenkins, who Is . small, light
,insn. much the weaker Of the two,
tho Ugh his assailant is not . large man,
made no resistance, and sitter ths AFFAIR
was over and the blood washed away
returned to his desk in the Senate
Chamber and resumed his correspond
enco as coolly, apparently, as though
tbs interruption had been Of the most
casual and b iTmless character.
TIE cause OF petrotf's violence was
the repetition oE a rumor in Jsnk ms
correspondence in to-day's Times, IN
which Petrotf's name. MAS mentioned In
reference to charges vi bribery made
in Connectiol With the selection OF
plans tor the new Insane Asylum now
ln'oaurss OF construction at Norristown.
Petron's extreme tenderness 'on the
subject OF bribery may be understood
when 1t Is remembered that three years
ago he was tried by committee Of thu
House for bribery In connection with
then ending for the relief of the lum
b-rmen OF the legislation OF the Sus
qushs IA from exorbitan: boOm-tolls
and on the report OF that committe.
he was expelled from his seat.
lie was retur. ed at the following
election, and again reelected last Nov
ember. In the House to-day Petrol
arose to a personal explanation, and
denounced the article in the "Times'
as consummate lie. Mr.. Wolfe ther
moved that the author Of the article be
requested to furnish the name OF hi,
Informant, which was agreed to, anc
Mr.. Jenkins will likely be called betor'
the bar of that body tomorrow.
1t is probable that if Mr.. Wolfe ha'
known OF the brutal assault on Jenkin
Le would not have made the motion b
did. Mr.. Jenkins receives the sym
patty not only Of his brethren of tk
press, but of all decent men acquaiBte
with hm and his assailant.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
The Harvest Home Range

Excitement need effect none but CON
sumptives, or others who from disease
may think they will not live long. Any
Of the superior and more reliable stoves
as the Victor Cook, Clarion, Alpine and
others can be seen by any one Of ordi-
nary life, without hurry after the other
"H. H." snail have passed away. Go
to Anderson's, No. 80 East 9Th street,
and be suited at once. He guarantees
satisfaction, "and his stoves Will not
explode either"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
A Heavy Failure.

A large shoe manufacturing firm in
Philadelphia, failed yesterday. They
owed the following amounts to morocco
manufacturing establishments Of this
city one firm $2,500, another $2, 200,
and two others $4,000 each, and some
others smaller amounts, making the
whole amount $l1, 900.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Ole B ulA.

The celebrated violinist, accol up y,
led by = talented company will visi Il
Opera House on Tuesday evening, tho
llth Of March and give one Of his en-
tertaining and pleasing entertainm en- s.
The price of admission has been tixe d
at Is cents in orchestra chairs md cir
Gle and SO cents in balcony. No ex ira
charge for reservs seats.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
nopE1aH HnWs.

A supplsmentary aouisrsnes 70 settle
dispstsd points under the Berlin treaty
70 proposed. '
A sapsuinary conflict took plaos b.
tween police and party of socialists Ia
. secret printing omcs In Kie6, Russia.
n. Lspsrs sucrseds n. dsAarcers q
French minister Of the interior.
A compromise between Prussia and
the Dnks Of Cumberland Is said 70 b.
pending.
An interesting debate on the parlia'
msutary discipline bill was begun in the
German Rsichstsg Yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
PAYsOmAIs

Jamss G. Morrow, son of James NOR.
row and NJ. (Psrch) Pierce lelt Inns
city last evening, for three monsnS ;,s
trip through the West. They WI. M
visit all the principal cities OF a, sne
West, and expect to 20 as far AZ W W,
orado. We wish them safe an Pro"'
porous journey.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
lQ4lsma.
NorcEC 70 w1IEE EEETERs.

The biiisio isis ri nov rssdy y ~, "a ~.
Die q the reeistsr's once, No. loo MsrRs
sersst. re lAw rsSui.ss hat Ill bills paid -
q before !eauasy q, ls1p, The ~ Il tks.SiII
thoss paid du!inE ne noath Of gShsuasy, Nv
psr ssns sddfional. these paia daIiSE Il:
any amount rsmainins unpaid NM XSr,i M
lSie, tho rsg1stsf u required % kaye t6c II,
rule wfthdSwn and suit instituted iof ID n
covey Of the amount due, and the wstsr m,
not oe let Into suoh pFsmisss uneil euch A.
rsaru, with assessments And 0 for dravin,
fsrruiss srs paid. Onlos h0urS, 3 8. N. and
y. n. WI. MORROW, RAGistsr.
dcll-e-o-d.in
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Home ARaln.

The Chhard Steamer "BothRia," F." on
which Mr.. James H. Cameron Of this
city,was expected as a passenger, teach.
ed New York, yesterday, at 4.25 p< m,
After an absence twenty months, Mr,
Cameron will be welcomed home by
his friends, especially by his fellow
mem bers Of the Millard club.of which he
was one of the funny members. Mr..
c. has been in the employ of the Lob
dell Car Wheel Company for fifteen or
sixteen years.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
XRluRllle Ores.

The specimens of ore brought by w.
W. Vandever from near Charlotte, North
Carolina, have been assayed at the us.
Mint and the sulphides found to yield
At the rate of $5l gold per ton, aud the
oxide of iron $40 per ton of 1000 pounds.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Hope Deferred.

A Washington special to the Phila.
delphia Press says: 1t seems, after all
the labor Of the friends of the bill for
the increase of the pay for letter
carriers, that the law which pass
ed will be imperative, owing to
q mistake of terms made by the
members of the letter carriers dele
CATION who were here experimenting
the measure. In drawing up the
bill they seem to have used the term
act instead of section, so that instead Of
repeating only the last section, they
repealed the whole act. As the law
now stands the increase would not af.
feet the free delivery in cities in which
the system is now established, hor Is
there any appropriation out of which
to pay the salaries. After all, 1t now
looks as il the matter had been badly
managed. The Latter carriers will have
to take the chances of another session.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Prass~son,Oelless ne,isvsa Of Deb,

TrsOsOuVO011ek0 Aseu1Ov00 d Ue1t.
Tho Philsdslphia Press Ia authority
for the statement that certain friends Of
Princeton College on Saturday last ..
greed TO pay Of the debt Of Princeton
College, amounting to 4120, 900, on con.
dition that no further debt would ever
be contracted, but that the college would
henceforth keep It's annual expenses
within its income. This action, will re-
lease the sum Of u, 200 heretofore paid
annually for interest and enabls the col
lsgs TO support several new professor
ships.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

SOuu NiCuOln, . ISfmoI VI uOulpbOu, /,
Susqushanna county, Pa, while walk
ing in the woods on bis farm thirty
years ago ran twig into his right ear.
A piece Of II broke off in his head. He
became deaf, and at times suffered in
tense pain in his head. Two weeks
ago this pain became unusually acute
and continued without cessation until
Saturday last. On that day Mr.. Nichols
felt prickline sensation in his left ear,
and with pair Of tweezsrs pulled out
. round piece Of wood thrse.quarters Of
an inch long and an eighth of an inch
in diameter. Mr.. Nichols was at once
relieved Of pain and his hearing was
restored. He has no doubt that the
piece OF wood is the bit Of twig that
was thrust into his ear thirty years ago.
II so, 1t passed through his head from
one ear to the other. The wood Is per.
fectly sound.
A young widow in Vicksburg answer
ed matrimonial advertisement, and 4
long correspondence snsued, resulting
in visit by the man. He was good
looking, had pleasant manners, and
represented that he was a prosperous
New York merchant. The widow mar
ried him and two weeks of honeymoon
passed pleasantly. Then the husband
disappeared, and has never returned
to his bride. His motive in this ad'
venture seems to have been pure low.
of deviltry, for he made no attempt tt
get any of the woman's money, and
was extremely liberal in his expeudi
lures.
Over Is, 900 head of cattle are shu
up on the grazing range in Nebraska
between the two forks of the Platt,
river. The deep SHOWS prevent theil
reaching the grass, and some have al
ready starved. Fears are entertained
of the loss of the entire herd.
Mr.. Edison is quoted by cores
pondent OF the indianapolis Journal a.
saying that the electric light sis jus'
as certain as SUNRISE" "Thpy must
give liz. time for it," he added, "and
If they don't shall take time. nave
never said | would have it done in {
week."
J. Q. A. Haddaway, Esq, OF 'Episco
pal Methodist" Baltimore Md, writes
With much pleasure | testify to the
good effects Of DR.. Bulls cough syruI
in my family. Have used it in many
cases and in each instance the result
was entirely satisfactory. Price 25 cents
bottle.
There lately arrived at Plymouth, N
H., from California, $4,000 land-locke ed
salmon eggs for the State Matching.
house. The eggs came by express pack
ed in wet moss, the box and contenti
weighed 10 pounds. making in all 400.
900 received this year.
A wildcat measuring thirty-eight
inches from the nose to the tip OF the
tail, was caught in trap in Cameron
county, Penna., by a ten year old
boy who set the trap to catch a fox.
The lad went home, got a pistol and
shot the dangerous animal.
The nineteenth ballot for q BishoI
was taken in the Aglican Synod at To
ronto, yesterday, without result.
Charles C. Curtis, shot by John f.
Poindexter, in Richmond Va, on Mon
day, has since died.
By an explosion Of sulpher gas in the
Lower Rancho Creek Mines, near Potts.
vile, yesterday, six miners were badly
burned, one of whom. named Crone, is
not expected to survive.
The house of Pierre Drouillard, neal
Sandwich, Ontario, was burned on Mon.
day. and two of his daughters perished
in the flames.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
To Close.

Eennard & Co. offer lot of colored
aud Opera kid gloves, , button, at so
cents per pair, former price sl.25. This
is a make of gloves they have discon-
tinued tv keep, and they are desirous
to close them cut.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

1t is highly important that affections
Of the throat, lungs or bronchial tabes,
should be checked at once, and for this
purpose nothing equals DR.. Bull's cough
syrup.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Removal.

Mr.. J. w. Reeves will remove his
carriage factory on the 25th inst. from
Orange street to the old Strimple Build.
ing, No. ll6 King street, where he ex-
poets to do large business. In order
to give additional facilities, for manu-
facture and display, the building will
be enlarged and fitted up to suit his
wishes, Those who wish carriages
should remember this. He proposes to
continue the Livery business at the
stables now occupied by him. He intends
to put in several new carriages and sets
of harness this spring, and will turn
out some of the finest light teams that
can be seen anywhere.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

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 STOCkS AND BOMBS.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
Blu Y YOUR GO A L
AT
No. 7I3 w. Front Street.
g.. l.. RICHARDS, Agt.

DOOK LOST.-We have lost or mislaid
ID our Deposit Book, No. 7220 in the Will
mingtOn Saving Fund Society, and we have
made application to the Fund for new book
THE BENEVOLENT DAUGHTERS OF
SRAEL SOCIETY. feb7-3tltaw
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

NUrICE.-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
N CONCERN.-ih hereby inform the pub.
lic that have never boen in the employ Of,
Mr.. VIM. Merrick, and never expect TO be. i
was until the I'd OF this II onth, member Of
tho hrm Of Merrick Lrake, composed Of Mr..
been dissolved In fact, but Mr.. Merrick re-
fuses to make any proper settlement Of the
late partnership property.
mh6-2s 6EORGEDRAKE.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
CHARLES d. AGNES.
mar&7wd 500 W. Second street

nlVlDEND.
- OyvICH OF DEL. WEsrERH X. X, Co., j,
February "a, 1879.
Tho Board Of Directors have this day de.
clared . dividend Of one per cent.O tho capI
tal st0ck. a. now recorded on the books of Iii,
company, payable on or alter March l, next
The Trsnsiee Books will bs closed until Mon.
day, March g. WIN. M. CANDY.
iob2elOt Prest. ana Treas.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
All local securities bought and sold

U. 8. Government Bonds bought and sold
or exchanged at current rates
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

|TO.PARTNERSHIP- - The undersigned
~ have entered into partnership under the
name and firm Of w. McCauliey Il Co., o.
Brokers tor the purpose Of buying and selling
keal Estate, negotiating mortgages and
loans, collecting rents, etc,
VIM. McCAULLEY,
JOHN r. RUTH, mh44ts
]. AUGUSTUS McCAULLEY.
No. COS Market street, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

NOTIOK-Te The Cutsens Of WSlmtnc,o,.
IN. We have had vsry sickiy Winter, no,
ne Spring u here, sud the warn vesth,,
will soon BE- here. We must ret ready. bus..
nsse v dull, but Charles d. AsneS havins
made complete arrangements for The Sprins
work, SILL continues 70 clean Soosp>sls. an
will take the TRADE DOLLAR AT PAR. Al
bis old stand No. e0S West SsoOnd street. Win
rWENTY-SEVN YEARS. experience W.
Will be pleased to rsceivs orders, which viii
be promptly attended 10 and thank fully N.
ceived. Wo desire 70 please all. The ns,
broom sweeps clean, but the OLD ONE Know,
whore the dirt lies.
CHARLES d. AGNES.
marS7wd 6oS W. Second street.
NOTICE-COPARTNERSHIP-The up
IN dersignsd have this day formed q co
partnership under the firm name Of RobInsou
= Chandler, for the purpose OF transactjnu
the 9sneral Merchandise business, ct Hoe
Iessin, Delaware, ~ successors TO Thoma,
NJ. Robinson
THOMAS N. ROBINSON,
ID. W. CHANDLER.
March I, 1879.
Thankful for past favors, / respectfully n,
Q continuance Of the same 10 the new Arm Q
hobInsOn 4 Chandler
mh3-2t cod. THOS. NJ. ROBINSON.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

10 to Brimmer Metsner for the best o.
" gars In the city at $50 per hundred,
also tho inest brands very low.
BRIMMER L METZNER,
merl.otd. No, los East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

A NNUAL MEETING.-The First Annu.
"A nj Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Equitable Loan Association, will be held at
the office Of the Secretary, No. 4O4 Market
street. on Thursday evening, Murck Q, at 7.3O
o'clock.
The Auditors will submit their annual re.
port, and an election for officers will be held.
Stock In second series Tor SALE
mh3-4t. ID. r, HAWKINS. Sse'y.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
HEALD & CO..
Elliott, Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROK EDRS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

We have on hand 100 Tor good hrs: mort
cages In sums OF $500 " 90, ,0O0.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

NOTICE OF FrARTNERSHIP.-W the
N undersigned, have this day formed a
co.partnership TO carry on the grocery busi.
ness under the firm name Of Colquhoun and
Hemphill. We solicit q share OF the public
patronage. ALEX. COLQUHOUN,
WILLIAM J. HEMPHlLL,
February "a, 1877. ieb2s-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
WANTED.

NTANTED.-A small family to rent q
w dwelling on Market street. First-class
location for boarding house. The owner will
board with the family. Address,
mh5-2ts "A H." This Office.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

NIANTED.-One copy Of the WEEKLY
w REPUBLICAN, of the 9th of February,
Tor which ten cents will be paid at this Office.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-06

NOTlCE.-All persons are forbidden To
AN trust any one on our account with.
out written order from US. GEORGE W.
VERNON l. SONS. nll.ti