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Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
DIED.


FARKlER. ON the 2sth ut., BENJAMIN
Farrier, in the 37th year OF his age.
The relative es and friends Of the family, the
members OF the Water Witch >. +: 4. to.,
and the Fire Department generally are re-
spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from
The residence OF Peter Springer, No. W King
street on Monday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, 10
proceed to the Old Swedes' church cemetery.
JISTER,-On Saturday morning, after
abort illness, Alice M, daughter OF Charles
and Lizzie Jester. aged six years and Six
months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the innerdi' 10
leave the residence oi her parents, NO, -
Orange street, Tomorrow Tuesday alter
noon. At 2.3O o'clock. Services at the house.
Intermcnt at Riverview cemetery.
RECORDS. In this city, on the Ind instant
PRISCILLA. widow OF Levin Records, aged o9
The relatives and friends OF the family are
resnecttully invited to attend the funeral. rom
the residence OF her son. George hlcoruS' W
1us poplar street on Tuesday afternoon. In
terment at Asbury NJ. +. church cemetery.
the ~ inst, of diptherla,
Matte daughter Of Robert and Marv II,
('ooling. aged years. II months ana 70
days. ,,,.. 49,
Relatives and friends Of the family gre re-
spectiulIv invited to attend the iuheral lr"W
the residence OF her parents, NO. w +. 90,
enth street, on Tuesday afternoon, atE ei1ck' i,
Services at the house. lntermcnt at the Will
miDyton and Brandywine cemetery.
MCCLEEsS.-On Sunday evening. IN" :nd
inst Edward B. NcEees.
The relatives and male friends OF the iahil
are invited to attend the funeral. on ihursnns
anernnnn from hi4 residence. III King ST
Services at the house at . O'Clock.
/ U-WARNER.--On Wedncs-
day morning, February 18Th, at the rcrl
I dence Of the brides parents in Trarpr,; \!
! bot Co., Md, by Rev. Charlie Hi!l; J. T."
/ Joseph Mallalieu. OF Miiiingt9n, Md; HnE
/ SallIe Massey, daughter -i Rev. W. VI
Warner. Of the Wilmington Conference
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
Dogs and Their Troubles.

only two dogs were put through the
Hunt exterminating process this morn
ing. The gentleman who manipulates
the dog business having gathered in
all the stray ours at large upon the
streets, has determined upon thor
ough aggressive movelpent upon canine
owners themselves. All who are found
harboring untagg-d dogs will be
brought up, and while their animals
are going through the pr"liminarles in,
ciden!al to high and necessary degree
of fertilzing excellence, they will be
legislat-d upon t" the tune Of fine and
costs.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
(Yestsrsiay's News,
T0G q. .. y. ..
Rsaks Ua6sskss-Aa kaehssissaie

Rsshs Unasskss- -Aa Eaahssasssie
0eeeiog.
A stranger who had heard Of the
Of the Moral Suasion Reform
Association into fragments, and calling
1t the roo,n last night while . public
meeting was iu progress, must have
been terribly nystihed where the other
Fragments were II the crowd present
last night was one OF them. We are
informed that II was the most snthusi-
sstic meeting yst held by the Associs.
.,,n, and speakers and auditors seemed
u l,s infused with new zeal for the
work.
n. W. Morrow presided with dignity,
and Elwood Hill's choir never sung
better and were loudly applxuded after
rendering when the mists have
cleared away" Mr. Thomas scott was
tn. first speaker OF the evening and
Rev. A. T. Scott was the last speaker,
and betwesn the two SCOTS, Alexander
Samu,ous, and J. y. Cook sandwiched
In very effective speeches.
Professor Crabb gave select readings
on. a.sentimsntal and the other dutch
co,uic order in which the Professor can
not i,e .xcsllsd. Mr.. Charles Stevens
SANG solo which was much applaud.
I'd, and Sammons made his jewshaII
fairly talk. Thomas Rodgers, gave
som. very interesting exhibitions o
vsrtriloquism. 1t looks now as If ther'
was no danger OF the N. s. X. A. DRIFT
ing to sea and as il the bond whicl
has heretofore bound them together ar
stronger now than ever. The Ladie
Aid will give their usual entertainment
on thursday evening, and the Associs
ton will give one Of its best entertain
ments on Friday evening next, 10
which an admission fee OF ten cent
will be charged.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
THiRD EDITION.
vOeeagU y eWs.

The spanish stssusr Guillernno, from
Baltimore Tor Liverpool, Vas sunk BY
c,. isicn wilL the British steamer Is
triAu YESTERDAY, fuur miles southeast
al the Skesviee. Sons of the crew are
missing. ;,
The Russias socialists programme Is
"dsath fov death, terror for terror
sheru Ali, Am~er Tor Afghsnistsn, IL
dead.
Queen Victoria will visit France, Italy
and spain.-Dr. Newman, Of England
will bs created . crfdinal
The Dutch party in rrsusvAal, soutl
Africa, protest that they viii make N
alliance with tAe Zulus.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
Steamship Inspection.

Yesterday afternoon, in Philadelphia,
the steamship State of California, which
was built in San Francisco, and Of
which Charles w. Pusey, sou of the
senior member of the firm of Pusey,
Jones l. Co., of this city, is saperin.
tendent, was open to inspection. Mr..
Henry Robinson, William &. Gibbons,
and a number of other prominent bust
ness men of Wilmington, were among
the favored ones called upon to attend
The State of California is fine speci,
men OF American shipbuilding superi'
ority, and is the second of the kind
the first being purchased by the Rus
SLAMS.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
LeCAL r1nH rAnLx-
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rAAino LnAvD WILNuorOH.
FOR Philadelphia: xs1. f.os, Ilo, Ao0, AN,
N:@ Z n; i2s1, 1ass, 4N, ~, ~,
For Nsv Yo!i, as'. >. ~, 10, w, lxs,,
la1. A~o. y. On Sundsyc Al. 81
Yee Bsiunors and washingson: IAN, 40.
40 .. m; l1SI, l.o4, kls, H,m.
Yor BaltinoFs: tot. Expesss. On Nundsy,
ics Baltimore and wsshingtoa: iaSi, 2io,
FOR ysisinors and way stations: ~ .. m.,
r~ s.s Castle: ~, ,.n =. "a, La, q.
FOR tDslsv.rs X. H., sisa m: las. sn p.
No Sunday Do ,n,n..
Hoe Wiiminvton 4 Northern X. X: a. q.
NJ; S.p. N; and 800 p. =. Saturdays
=. rrdss. g,ss oIlZ: n;ooP.S 2. ,u,.x
$50 p. N. No Sunday trains.
fylAlus ARRIv1 At WHAIHofon.
From rhiladslphis: l24S, 2os, So, elo .. n,
l20a, l1A1, l.o2 40, b.lS, 0.3S, 100, I.AO
il.lsr N. On sunday: l2ls, 2os, an,
1910 :. m; 1:as, ll.lt m.
~, 2: : Sss y p m. On sand.y"asi, An. s.S'
from Warrington: 2si, .. n: IAN, i2s7,
~, 80 p. m. On sundays An =. m;
s.Ss, S.Ss p. N.
From New Castle: 80, laio . n;
40 p. m. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware X. H.: 40 .. n; l2io. i.lo
pm.
From Wilmington 4 Northern n. \: sos
.. %. ll.S .. m; and 7.s6 p. m. Satur.
days only, l2.2o.
Prom Delaware Western X. H.: Goo.A- m.
ais, 800 p. m. No Sunday trains.
THAins soR WILMINGTON LlAvD PnlLADU~
From broad street and Washington avenue
7.So, 500. 1880, ll.A6 q. M; 500, Ao0, SIS,
800. e.lb 9.AS. ll.So p. m. On Sundays:
| 7.SOS.S q, m.; o0), ll.30 p. m.
f.oin Thirty SECOND and Market strssts. LOO,
i.SO, ii.35 a. m; l2.2S, 100 600, ll.ac p. N.
| On undRvs' LOO. 7.SO a. N
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

~uA~I'NPIION CURED.-hn old Ply.
sIcian, retired from practice, having had
nrtrod in his hands by an East India mission
w nry the 'ormula Of IL simple vegetable remedy
ior m the speedy and permanent cure Tor COR,
.mm,,tton. ~ Bionchltis, Catarrh. Asthma, and
ali Throat and Lung Affections, alS3 posi-,
tiyennu radical cure ior Nervous lenn'ty ani i
ia wnndrrrll curative powers in thousands OF
rn."s, I'M. lrii it his duty TO ma Ike it known to
}T,tIi GIs sicIns I g' "o~s, Actuatcd by thts no
,'y,UmJ U',' ~ JrsIre TO relieve human suffering,
v,j / ,' ""pI ree of charge 10 all who desire 1t.
this rrcpt with full directions Tor pT,epair,'H,g
and using. in German, ffonGh OF hh%il,n'
~, ,,,, -, II! = ,'',,nr W. W. ShEKAR,
''S ''''' i'F li0 Powers Block,
rt,o,o, o.n.v ROchestnr, y -
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
Revival keryic es.

At the Grace N. l.. Church the series
of revival services that have been going
on there for some time, closed last eve
ming with large and interesting ser
vice. These meeting have been sue
c-ssful and by reason of the deep spir-
itual feeling that was present, much
good has been done.
At the West Presbyterian Church,
tn. new pastor, Rev. Mr.. keigwin, has
inaugurated specis. services. Much in
terest is bring manifested and a num-
Der of conversions have already taken
place.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
lrrso YssessdAyp lsss kdisisa. !
AAavsssA

oAavaogs.
Mayor Almond will havs TO CON-
nsncs = wedding out process before
long and commence pretty high up at
that.
The n. b. K. A. have loaned Profess
sOr Crabb l0O chairs for his sxtsrtain-
msnt tonight. some people thought
the Association VA moving, but this IL
an error.
The RxpusLIoAS has larger run Of
advertisements to-day than It ever hsd
before.
lady laboring under . temporary
alteration Of the mind, escaping from
the house caused some sxcitsmsnt In
Ts.uall street this forenoon.
Coroner Butz held IN inquest ysster-
day morning on tbs remains OF Mary
B. Miller, . colorsd child on Grsslsy
street. A verdict of death from natural
causes was rendered.
The alarm Of frs this morning about
II o'clock was false.
The young man that drew the ring
at the Pane Active ball, prizes it very
highly, bat he intends presenting II to
. young lady soon.
The Scott N. X. Sunday School will
hold their missionary anniversary on
Tuesday, March 18th.
A potter and a: broom psddler have
got into difficulty about an umbrella.
The first SAYS he took It and the other
says he didn't. The first says he'll
have 1t, and the other says he shan't.
The war is still raging.
Mr.. Daniel Schafer has had ground
broken for the erection of fine brick
house on the N. X. cor Of Fourth and
Poplar sts. The building will be- "a
feet front, three stories In heighth.
Great objection Is being made about
taking trade dollars, At par for good.
but who will change lot and give lOt
cents for each dollar
Is II honest to refuses trade dollars ol
only take them for 9S or 9B cents, anC
use them for paying of bills at ion
cents.
| Messrs.S. n. 4 A. $. Fsaster, riggers
put large safe in the Office Of Mr.. Wal
ter Cummins lawyer on King street nea
Sixth yesterday, and one In the print
ing Office of the "Gazette" to-day.
John Cullen Bryant, ofthis city, will
deliver temperance lecture in the NJ
X. Church at Newark, on Thursda.
evening, March 9Th.
VIM. II. Wright, carriage manufac
tursr, at Water and Market streets, viii
remove this spring to his old location
No. l06 Orange street.
} The hot house flowers in market :hi
morning looked up appealingly to b
taken in.
DR.. T. J. Goslin, dentist, has r.mov
ed from 707 Market street to the n. W
corner Of Eighth and Shipley streets.
Coils. Moore and McIntire, Vice Pres
dent Luton and some dozen others VIII
have Withdrawn from the NJ. 5. Il. A
- contemplate organizing a new associi
ton and will probably rent the secon
story of Crosby x Hills dry gooC
store for meeting room.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
A POpular Preacher.

Rev. J. owen Sypherd, late pastor
of Scott NJ. Il. Church Of this city, ap-
pears to be quite popular among the
people of Zion charge, Elkton, Md, to
Judge from the many friendly surprise
visits made him by his congregation.
Wednesday evening last was an occa
sion OF an unusual social demonstra'
ton, and many were the substantial
evidences of friendship the visitants
left behind them.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
MAR X led.

GEoRGE-McMuLLlN.-At the residence
OF the brides parents, near Glasgow, on
Wednesday evening, Feb Goth, by the Rev.
Louis T.. Barrett, Mr.. Henry George to M iss
Kate McMulln. Both OF New Castle Co.,
Del.
S-McMULLIN.-At the residence Of
the bride's parents, near Glasgow on Wed.
nesday. by Rev. Louis L. Barrett, Mr.. John
BOYS and Miss Maggie McMulin. Both OF
New Castle Co.. Del.
piERSON-.M MARTlN.-On Thursday, the
27th ult., by Rev. J. l.. Vallandigham, y.
D.. John Plerson. OF New Castle Co, Del.
10 Miss Elvira Martin, Of Chester Co., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
The U. y. Cuater Schuyler Colfax

The United States Cutter Colfax,
which has been at the shipyards Of
Pusey, Jones X Company, in this
city, since last July. undergoing
extensive repairs, is now ready to leave
and In few days will leave for vii.
uington, n. c., where she will
report for duty. The vessel has
been enlightened 2j feet, nidships; has
a new cylinder, new boiler, new wheels
in fact all her fitting is new, and,
with the exception sf the hull, she is
new ship. She was built in 1871 by
Dialogue 4 Wood, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
sDgxaivv's sALk.
yhkRIYY-s SALE

S
Ny virtns oi . WIT of Ssnd,tiont kxpoues,
TO me dirsctsd. viii bs sxpossd 70 Fsos'e
HOTEL OF ALEX. MAXwEIL,
In Middietowu, In Il. 1eorSes Nd, New
Castle County, lbsiswsrs, on
THE ,th DAY oF MARCH. A. u. isrs.
Al o'clock, y. m,
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that csrtsia tract oi land 10 Appo9uini'
mink Hundred, New Castle County snd Stass
OF Delaware, on the SAsesfFAs kosd, leading
\ nom Townsend 10 Prices corner, sbcot ont
| mile from Townsend, bounded On the uorth
BY lands Of Joseph Roberta, east by lands ol
Robsrt A. Cochran. south and southwest b
lands Of James 3. Carter. Levi Cannon, tool.
and east BY lands of didesn y. Harlow, ~
Whole containing forty seven acres and halt
with two two story frame houses and othel
out buildings thereon erected.
SciIcd and taken In execution a. the pro
psrty Of Jacob g. Harris, Rachel Harris Ant
William Hxrrts, and , be sold BY
| bHN PYLE, sheriff.
Shsrtfi's Ufice, Ne" jastls, February u. u
| febZ
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
the Police Court.

Only one drunk this morning before
His Honor. There were a couple OF
cases Ii harboring untaggsd dogs brought
by Mr.. Hunt. But as these parties
signihed their Willingness to have the
carines registered and pay costs, Mr.
Hunt withdrew the complaint and the
cases were dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
lgCepANcI.

Lewis pcnnock, an old AID respected
citizen of Mill Creek Hundred, died
after short but severe illness, on the
23d of February, in the 18th year OF
his age. His wife, who was also well
stricken in years, died only two weeks
before. Lovely and pleasant were they
in their lives, and in their death they
were not long divided.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
ITBl.it SALE.

prEiA' >ALh'
tn" subscriber having rented MS ldrIh on
the River Road, mixes below New 'h'uc'
wlIt -e,I AZ Public Sale,
uN TIKI RSDhi, MARCH 10, 1917.
At 10 O'Clock, a. M,
III, cutrc Stock and Farming implements
~ follows
Nine head VI horses and colts, OF IN
..Dod stock, suitable Tor farm or div- <S1l
INK PURPOSES, ten head OF good dairy COWS,
rhg' mort Of which will b" in proll by Hhy 81
.rIr yoke Di oxen. Young, well broken IL
nnId .! ,hoat-, Chester County, Whlte''
one Champion reaper, nearly new g0oi
Tartan mower, farm wagons IN Good oIaer'
OK cart. ! horse rake, corn marker, Ger
lulntown wagon. sleigh, about 1000 pounds
Of pork hams. shoulders and sidce. plo"''
M rOw., cultvators, q lot Of wagon, carnage
and p.ow harness, iOrks. noes, spades, gTihh'
stone. grain ian, corn shrilcr, ANA everything
necessary to run ldrlh -
rEpMs. ALI sum. Of $50 and under ca'll' az
u,rrtnH amount u credit pi q months VIII n'
givrn hy thc purchaser giving DihkaOI,
/ motto with an approved Lmdorsrr, Interest
! added " W. - '.".'''
u. !. Lrun, Aurtipueer. tcb6-5tw
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
NOTIUES.
TO WATER RENTERS.

~ OYYICn WATER DEPARTMENT,
DxL., December 10, ISIS.
The bills for 1879 are now ready and pays.
bio at the registers ofice, No. loco Market
OF before January 81, 1872, the face Of the bill,
those paid during the month Of February, tivs
per cent. additional, those paid during tn.
month Of March ton per cent additional, AMI
any amount remaining unpaid after April !,
1879, tho register 10 required to have the for
rule withdrawn and suit instituted for tn n
covery VI the amount due, and the water will
rears, with assessments and u for drawing
ierrulss are paid. Once hours, . q. m. and
.. m. W.. MORROW, Register.
dcll-e-O-d. n-o-d- -flD-o-0-d
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
Tho Lyuu rrupk Mystery.

The investigation regarding the body
Of the young woman found in saugus
river, at Lynn, Mass, demonstrated
beyond doubt that death was caused
by malpractice, probably within forty
eight hours. The body wao attred
simply in . long white night dress.
Suspended from the ears was pair OF
small gold earrings, with pendant
globes. The face was clotted with tro-
zen blood, which on being washed
away did revealed the fact that
the woman > nose was completely y cut
of, apparently with some sharp instru-
ment, and with the evident object OF
causing a Disagreement which would
prevent identification. The body was
that of person probably from twenty
to twenty-five years Of age. The face
was v.rv much emaciated and bore
signs of intense suffering previous 10
death. The woman had probably not
be.u accustomed to hard labor, as her
hands were quite white and bore no
calloused skin. The body had slightly
deconposed. The detectives are OF
opinion that the woman was killed by
some person in or near Boston, ana
that she came from some one OF the ~
ing in establishments about that city.
The trunk is one which can be easily
identified, As there are but very lew ol
that kind in the STATE, and on one End
Of the lid il label OF the Everett
lMassachus-,t-J Exprrs, Company,
printed on red paper. The label had
the APPEARANCE OF having been on only
a short time. The detrctIvr> ar ioI
lowing the clu-, and are in hop"- that
lefore long the trunk, it not the i" ~
will be ldentltItd.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

NEAR 100 PRESENTS were gwen away
Ia.t NIGHT at Chadwick's Delaware Mu-
..um. No. 2O7 Wet Fourth street.
Among them were ~ fine lamps. Go and
try your luck as everything must be
DISPOSED of. only Is cents to see the
museum and get present.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
Desesuetaon Of 8ens, Neyaia. ny
Priceless ol, $50. 900.

RENO. Nsv., March IA fire here to-
day DESTROYED The entire business por-
ton of the tewn. The loss is estimated
At 81 900, 900, with only slS0,NW in
sursnc.. Five persons wer- burned to
death. A strong gale was blowing
the flames ap-d from house to house,
and block to block with the rapiditv OF
lightning, and the psnic.stricken peo'
pie leaped from their beds, seized hand
fulls Vi their ulost valuable property
and escaped. leaving all else TO the
Aames. This iremen we're helpless,
~ the strength Of the gale and the in
tensity Of the heat rendered close ap-
prosch V the flames impossible. In
three hours the whole business portion
Of the town was in ashes, with the ex-
osption Of the Masonic building. Among
the buildings destroyed are three freight
dspots, Bsnder's Bank, the post-ofhce,
Shoemsker's drug store, the Poland. In,
tsrnational and Arcade hotels. Two or
three Central Pacific trains, including
the lightning train, were destroyed.
The condition Of the track made it ne
csssary to transfer passengers to the
Virginia and Tuckee train across the
river for Virginia City. The five lives
known to have been lost are those OF
Mrs. John Beck, John Riley and three
tramps. A -number OF persons were
injured. Homes are in great demand
and the citizens are throwing open theil
doors to the homeless and are doing al
they can to relievs the distressed. The
buildings On Plaza street, including
the Academy OF Music, are all destroy
cd, and the fire only ceased its ravage
when there was nothing left for destruc
ton. Even the residences of W. II
Gatchell and ". II. Treadway AM
others were not far enough away to b
saved. The Central Pacific yard en
gine, No. s,fought the ire bravely un
til her cab caught fire, when the engi
neer had to abandon her to her tat.
Rsno is nov suburb without town
and great fear is entertained as To 1t
ability to survive the shock.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
TDUBIlC SALE.

PubLicsALE'
win be sold st Public Sale, On the iarm
nov occupied by the subscriber, on the road
between Wilmington and New Castle, on
TUESDAY,
THE isrH DAY OF MARCH. 1879.
at 10 o'clock. a. p.,
the following personal property, u Wit
HomEs AND MULxs-Four head Of good
driving and work horses, two Of them being
mares with foal; colt coming years In
old, and pair Of good young mules LA
CATTLE, Hoes AND PorLTRY:-2o head Of
very Superior home raised Mich COWS, the
most Of them being fresh and In proft by day
of sale; one Durham bull, coming I years old;
head OF young cattle, and years old;
head OF Essex and Chester County shoats, u
pairs Of Dominick chickens and turkeys.
FARMING INYLxAHKTs.-Threc good farm
wagons, . hay riygings, ! horse cart, com.
binod Buckeye reaper and mower. one new
Champion mower, ! harpoon hay tork with
ro,,es and blocks complete. corn marker,
Mexginson's patent; wheel horse rskes. one
hay cutter and root cutter In good order, one
corn shelter, l grain fan, 3 Imperial stce!
mould bsards, Heckondorn, Wiley ana
com plow, 1 cultivators, 2 pair twin harrows
and square harrow, ! Beckiord 4 Hoffman
and Wood h Haines arill, 20 COW chains, .
grain bags, grain cradle, moving and brial
scythes, corn knives, sh0vols, spades, rakes
hoes, forks, OK chains. maui and wedges, crow
bars, steel post spade, double and singl.
trees, wheelbafrow, = axes, lot Of tools, mea
bench, farm bells, Ac.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. marke
wagon. In good order; top buggy nearly new
no top buggy nearly new. l sleigh and bells
9 sets carriage harness, ! set OF Dearborn bar
meas. double set of wagon, ? sets OF lead ant
2 sets OF plough harness, ! set OF cart harness
nearly new; Dridle and saddle.
DAIRY tIxruREs.- OF butte
churns, butter tub milk churns, milk pane
serving cans and measures, buckets, and al
necessary articles Tor a tirst class dairy.
HoUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FunNITuRR.-
Consisting of beds. bedsteads and bedding
bureaus, look Ing glasses, clocks, chairs, tub+
tables, cooking stove and fixtures, &c.; ais
about Is bushels early rose potatoes, 25o Ms.
, lard. 1850 weight of hams, shoulders and PICK
led pork, bbls. OF cider vinegar, about to
tons OF good timothy hay, and 30 acres {
= wheat in the ground.
Terms oy SALK.-All sums oi 50 or les
cash on all sums over that aIaount u credit {
months will be given by the purchaser xiv
ing n bankable, note with approved endorse
with interest from date. ID. NJ. MCCOl.
, l.. W, STIDHAM d son, Auctioneers.
Feb. 25, 1879. ieD27 WIS
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
PUBLIC kAI.EN.
MARINERS LOOK.

IiNARMERS LOOK.
Our facilities are such that we viii call
sales Of
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO-
PERTY,
lower than the lowest, both in country and
city. Please give US a call at the
OPERA AUCTION HOUSE, Sl4 MARKET
STREET.
!, George Drake, claim to have some know.
ledge OF the value of stock and farming uten-
sils as served q years Mt the farming busi.
ness, and seven years at auctiOneerinH.
MERRICK * DRAKE, Auctloneers.
P.S.-Sales of New Furniture every other
Tuesday afternoon. at the Opera Auction
House Roems, sl4 Market street. Sales every
evening at o'clock All kinds OF goods
bought and sold at private sale. iu29.dAwlm
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

NUT1CE.-Persons having left pictures 10
King streets, are hereby notified to cali for
the same without delay, otherwise they will
be sold to pay expense Of framing, ~ he In
tends closing out I'LL the old stock on hand 10
make room for new goods.
feb25-it +. MCMONAGLE.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

A seal escaped from the Philadelphia
Geological Gardens renn y and was
found in the f)reDay "f lhe old city
waterworks, where 1t Effected an en-
tranc. through hCle iii the ice.