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Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
Small Locals

An Italian bark is at the mouth of
the creek with sulphur far Walton,
Whann X Co.
Regular religious services will be
held at the Household of Faith this
evening.
The Delaware train due here at 12.l
to day. was delayed about an hou" and
q half, owing to the wreck of three
freight cars at Dover.
The Jefferson Park Association will
meet tomorrow evening at Fifth and
Madison streets.
W. W. Anthony will give an opening
at his saloon, No. West Third Street.
Mr.. A. has but lately come to this city ,
but by careful attention to business has
gained large custom.
The circus, which will make its ap-
pearance in this city next Tuesday, is
at present showing in Philadelphia
Those who have seen it say it is the
largest that has ever been in Philadel-
phia.
H. W. Morrow, of this city, went
to Philadelphia, to.day, to address the
Anniversary meeting of the lodge Of
Good Templars, in Spring Garden In
stitute Hall. Gen. Wagner will also
deliver an address.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
Naskp,i Burglars.

Four masked burglars broke into a
store at Bulger, Pa, before daylight
yesterday morning, blew open the safe
and secured a small sum of money. A
telegraph operator named Laird heard
the explosion, and going out to ascer,
tain the cause, was gagged by the
robbers, who took his money, bound
him to post in the store, and then
left, after setting fire to the building.
Laird managed to free himself from the
gag before the flames reached him, and
his cries aroused the neighJors, who
rescued him from the buiIding. There
il no clue to the robbers.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
socia; Tragedy in Baltimore.

Between noon and | o'clock yester-
day a shooting atfray occurred on Car
rollton ave. in the western section Of
Baltimore which resulted in the death
of MIR. Isaac James. In the latter part
of December last, William NJ. James de-
manded of Dpnwood B. Kinds that he
should marry his sister, whom he had
betrayed.
Upon refusal to comply, James drew
apistol, and Kinds having prepared him
self, several shots were exchanged.
Both wer. wounded, but not seriously.
Kinds left the city and remained away
until Friday last, when he returned.
During his absence Miss James died in
Childbirth. Yesterday, Mr.. Isaac James,
tn. father Of the young lady; found
Kinds in the street and drew revolver
and fired. Kinds also fred and then
ran.
James was in pursuit of him when a
younger brother OF Kinds jumped on the
back of James and, tripping him, threw
him to the ground. Kinds returning
placed his pistol at the head of James
and fired two balls into his brain, from
which he died in few minutes. !linds,
who at first was said to be mortally
wounded, received only two slight
wounds, one on this right wrist and the
other in the mouth.
His brother was shot in the arm, but
not seriously. James received three
bullets, all of wllirh penetrated the
skull, and one bal passed entirely
through his head. Kinds was at once
taken into custody. A jury of inquiry
was summoned, hut has adjourned un-
til 80 morrow afternoon in order that u
post mnltrm examination may be made
during the recess.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
FOURTH EDITION.
sheriG,s sales.


At the Lafayette Hotel yesterday a.
ternoon, Deputy Sheriff Morrison sold
the following properties
The property Of Bridget Leonard,
consisting Of two story frame house
on the north side Of Front street, be-
tween Poplar and Lombard, was sold tt
|. C. Grubb. Esq, for $50. s
Two properties Of Francis Reid and
wife, consisting of lot and two frame
houses on the south side Of Front street
between West and Washington, and q
lot and three story brick dwelling OF
the south side Of Ninth street. east o
Morrow. The former was sold for $500
and the latter $500. Benz. Nields, Esq,
being the purchaser.
The property of Jesse w. johnson
and wife on the southwest side Of
Twenty-third street, northwest of Mark
ct street, Ninth Ward, was sold ia
Joshua Maris, ESQ.,, for e4eO.
A house and lot on Eight street, be-
tween Clayton and DUPONT streets,
property of John Dugoning and wife,
was knocked down to Walter Cummins,
Esq, for ESQ.
A three story brick house on the cor
ner of Taylor and Kirkwood streets,
property of John G. and Annie Hienl,
was purchased by Mr.. M. L. Lichten-
stein for the Germania Loan Association
for $l00.>
The property of Elizabeth Toney
mortgagor Of VIM. Toney, deceased,
consisting Of a two story frame house,
and three story brick, ell the west
side of Orange street between Eleventh
and Twelfth, was sold to N. NJ. Child
for 81 ,05O.
The attendance WAS small and the
prices received were unsatisfactory,
owing to the injudicious manner in
which the advertising had been done.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
THIRD EDITION.
FROM NEW CASTLE.
The Minstrel Perforsnance--Im
prOvememts going sn-The Con
dltiOn of the Marshes

Special correspondence, &c,
NBw CASTLE, April II, 1879.
The entertainments now being given
at the Court House, by the Amateur
minstrels are we'll attended, the per.
formance being FULLY up to the average
of amateur acting. Many persons are
compelled to deny themselves the
pleasure of attending entertainments
OF any kind, owing to the uncertainty
of procuring comfortable seat com
modius we'll ventilated hall, is Ger
tainly necessity of the times, and now
1T is rumored that the Library company
contemplate erecting such building
at All early date.
Tue Shad fishermen are still laboring
under the disadvantage OF muddy water
With an occasional lump of ice to keep
down tn temp rIiure, few are catching
enough 10 pay expenses.
Snipe shooting, or rather snipe hunt
ing, Is nUw the seasonable sport with
our gunners. They say the birds are
scaice, good deal Of hunting but not
mach shooting and tne result but par
tally filed game bags.
Work Oh the Baptist church which
was suspended during the winter
months, has beeu commenced again;
the floor is now being laid and the
plasteripg will be commenced in few
weeks.
Herbert's new Office on Unionstreet is
approaching completion, it is all ornate
frame building, and when finished
will be occupied by Mr.. Frank 4. Her.
bert As a real estate Office. The repair
ing of the sidewalks Oh Delaware street
at Vine aud Pearl streets, is a great
improvement, and pedestrians hope
the good work may go on, as the Wig
orous growth, of trees has caused uneven
paveinenls on many streets.
The marshes in the vicinity of the
city contain a great quantity of stag
hant water, suggestive OF chills and
fever during the coming summer. The
efforts of the marsh company and land
owners to protect the banks and sluices
against the fury of storms, during the
last year or two having proved fail
ure. BREyITY.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
Fer the REPUBLICAN.
More hooks.

MESsRS. EDITORS We notice tha,
by your report ot the proceedings Of the
Board of Education, more books have
been ordered to take the place of others
which have feeD in Use but compar-
ativeiv short time IN the schools. This
unwarranted expenditure Of money for
books which are not needed, but which
are bought by the Board through the
influence Of the drummers of New York
aud Philadelphia publishing houses, is
getting to be unhearable. A teacher
in one Of the schools stated recently
that she had books enough to last her
school for hundred years, and vet
still they come. We hope that those
Of the Board Of Education who are op.
posed to the reckless expenditure of
money will insist on The yeas and nays
on each motion Of THIS kind, and thu
let the people know who the sprud-
thrltts are. Low TAXES.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
DIED.

RICE HARDS.-SuddenIy, on the 10Th inst,
william Richards, in hs S6th year.
The relatives and irienCs are invited TO at
te 4 the funeral from his late residence 81
West street, on Sixth'day. the 18th inst Mt .
O'Clock, p. IN.
WILL ANS In this city. ON the 18th inst,
James W Williams. in the SD year OF his
age.
Interment at Bethel NJ. e. church GENE
terry. on Friday.
MORROW.-In this city, on the 10th inst +,
John Morrow, In tie 10Th year cf his age.
The relatives and ir ends are invited to at
seDd the funeral. from the residence OF his
son. Capt. Robert y. Morrow. No. 81 East
Seventh street. on Friday afternoon, to leave
the house at 3 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
FIFTH EDITION
Tho Bee Hive.

! Stepping into Russell & Spencer
dry goods and variety store, at No. 3Ot
Market st., this morning, we particu.
larly noticed the increased stock Of
goods they had on hand, and notwith.
standing the wet morning they had q
large run Of customers, and every clerk
seemed to be busy. In reply to uur
question Of how business was,
Mr.. Russell, the senior member
Of the firm, informed us that 1t
was lively and getting livelier,
and II only the rain would quit falling
and the snn shine out brightly two or
three days, their business he thought
would be largely increased. We were
shown a large stock Of superior cam.
brics at only six cents yard and cali
Goes at from three to six cents yard,
They have q very large assortment Of
dress goods including silks ranging IN
price from $l.25 to $500 per yard,
striped silks at IS cents, and black
from IS cents to 1925.
1t is useless for us to attempt to
enunerate all the spesialities OF this
enterprising firm, and can only say to
our citizens go and see for yourselves.
Mr.. Russell has lately associated With
him Mr.. Spencer, who has lately came
from the East, and settled here. He
has been in the business for over eight
years, and not only knows all the ins
and outs Of the trade, but being affabls
and pleasing in his manners, he knows
how to make all his customers feel at
home.
Mr.. Russell has had % years .xpe-
riencs in the dry goods trade, II of which
were spent in wholesale house. The
Messsrs. Russell & Spencer in addition
to their large retail basiness are grad
ually working into a wholesale bust
ness. The firm is enterprising and ex.
hibit the push and vim that cannot
fail to bring to them large share Of
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
Chance OF Public OpfMiOn.

In the history of all systems CT f.
nance connected with raising reven.
ue for public purposes, history works
in circle. The tide seems setting
strong in public opinion in favor of hon.
estly managed, properly conducted lot
teries, such as the Louisiana State Lot
t-ry, organized in 1868, for Education
al and Charitable PURPOSES. The
scheme offered for the n"xt drawing is
extraordinarily liberal. The prle- OF
tickets. only two dollars, gives every
one chance to win $50, 600, or less
sum. For particulars write to NJ. A.
Dauphin, p. &. Box G92, New Orleans,
La.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
Cruelty 10 Animals.

For the REPUBLICAN.
Last Monday morning, one of the
men loading freight at Edgemoor, pick
ed up calf by the ears.and threw it in
the car. Now what ought TO be done
is to tie that man Ivy tho hands and
feet, pick him up by the ears and pitch
him in on the hard floor of the ear, and
if his head Is as hard rs his conscience
it wont hurt him rs much as it did the
calf, and the poor litt!, helpless ami
mai is as precious in the Lords sight
as he is. Let him pause and tremble
for retribution awaits him both at an
earthly and heavenly tribunal. E. ".
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
4 Pastor y rick Blind.

The R-v. F'rris Scott, Yasto? Of the
New Durham IN. j. Church and
principal OF the public school in that
place, has been struck blind. While
at reception given hy the school, ar.
Scott found that he was unable 20 set
with his sptctacles as plainly as usual.
On that afternoon he found that the
sight of one eye was entirely gone, and
the next day the remaining eye also
lost its sight. A tnmor pressing
against the op.ic nerve /. <ajd 70 have
caused the loss of his sight.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
The Miflard.

The concert of the Millard Club takes
place this evening. 1t will be equally
as good as preceding entertainments
given by the association, which speaks
gread deal for the thorough manner
in which the participants have been
drilled in the attending exercises. All
the seats have been taken, and not
withstanding the inclement weather a
full house is anticipated.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
Buried This Morning.

Handy Watson, the aged unfortun
ate, who was killed on Monday night
while crossing Shellpot bridge, was
buried this morning, from the under
taking establishment of J. A. Wilson,
corner of Eighth and Shipley streets.
"he body was met at Riverview Gene
terry. where the intermept took place,
by the friends and relatives Of the
deceased
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
Commenced Again.

After lull Tor few days, the tide
Of colored emigration from the South
has begun again to flow through St.
Louis. Nearly 400 colored cmigrants
have arrived in that city since Sunday,
and TIE resident Refugee Relief Com
mittee has been 80 taxed to provide for
them that it is now several hundred
dollars in debt. Thus far over 5000
colored emigrants have arrived ct st.
Louis, only 2o00 Of whom were ahIe to
nav their way to Kansas.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

An unsuccessful effort was made yes
t"rday to have the execution OF Heze'
kiah Shafer, the wife murderer, post,
ponrd, on account of the weakness re-
4uIting from his recent attempt at sui.
eide. The erection of the gallows loi
his execution in the Chambersburg Jail
to-day was begun last evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
Foreign Notes.

The Russian government will now
take terribly repressive measures to
suppress nihilism.
Turkeys proposal to appoint Aleko
Pasha, a Bulgarian, Governor of Rou-
melia starts an interesting diplomatic
speculation.
Queen Victoria and the King and
Queen OF Italy, will meet tomorrow at
the royal castle of Mona, near Milan.
Tie Newmarket handicap was won by
Lorillard's ) 6 year old American brown
gelding Parole.
More fighting in IuluIand.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
The Walking Contest.

New York, April lG.--The six days
walk continues to draw crowds, and
over 5000 persons were present tonight.
Most of the men look badly. Panchot
still keeps ~ miles ahead of all his
competitors, and he seems in good con
dition. There are still 90 out of the
40 starters on the track, but many Of
them are out Of the race. The score
stands: Panchot 255 miles, Merritt
243, O'Brien 237, Krohne 237: butcher
233, Murrav231, Modem 22o, Bryns Dos,
McEvoy 1913. and Howard 1875.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
Henry Thcmpson Challenged.

Me- 3sR, EDt1nEs.--- Henry Thoms
son tive boot }Iarli claims to be The
champion waller Of his state, | here
by challenge him for 81 or $lo0 to wall;
with me for fifty or 1u1 hundred hoGra,
As lIenry claims 10 he the champion
walker, he nos has a "iau'e TO show
what he can do. IIDwhLL LrAEY.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
4 Narrow Escape.

A. A. Chapman, who has returned
from visit to New England, mar.
rowly escaped serious injury at stom-
inston, Conn, on Tuesday evening,
As he was about jumping off the
cars, Will" ~" train was sill in mo.
ton, his foot elipp"i, but holding on
with his hands, he was dragged snme
distance. BY the assistance Of thrte
gentlemen he was rescued from his
perilous position. but not until he was
somewhat hurt III the side and arms.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
Cold Weather in New York

A Troy, New York, despatch says o
heavy snow storm set in in north
ern New York and that neighhornood
at noon on Tuesday. The spring sea
son is a month later than it was last
year. In the Adirondacks two feet o
snow remain. Lake George is covered
with ice thirty in hes thick. Men and
trains still cross Lake Champlaiu Oh
the ice. In SON" parts Of Saratoga
county the highways are inratsablr
from snow drifts.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
. u Wn.hinntnn LntL.r wriNnl

Saws n Washington lrt'"r writer,
BDu ButI,r's leading traits ar" log" of
money, amt a desire for no'urie'y. His
charsp, a'r nHommous, ami h." has his
OWE way ur collpc,ing. lie docs not
care whether II i, praise or c"'amny, %
that he il l;"pt prominently b"ror" il.
public. Tn" Lideous cartcAtur %hioh
appear IN the pictorial papers 2i@y Lin
unboundnd delight. Nothing ror"rHs
him while he is kept p ointment, tor t."
understands human nat@" 20 well th3t
he is satisfied that his talents Will
c,vnr his m1'tituie Of sJe. he once
said with glDr and satisfaction, II have
b,4n accused Of every crime, but no one
has ever said was fool"
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
The Actor Barrymore in Phfladei
DlIta.

PHILADELPHIA, April lG.-Maurice
barrymore, the actor who was shot at
Marshall, Texas, March 10, by James
Currie, arrived here this morning, and
was conveyed to the residence OF Mrs.
John Drew. He is much improved in
health, although considerably iat'gued
by the long iVnrney.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
List of Unclaimed Letters.

Remaining in the Wilmington, B.i., Fost-oHice,
Saiurduy, Aprti u, 1879.
LADIES LIST.
Hargan. Miss Sadie X. Patterson. Miss Kate
Kelley. Mrs Sarah Reed, Miss Emma
Lewis Hester (co'.) Read, Mrs X. b.
Meisel. Mrs Margar't Sivel, Miss Edith
Tturgnn, Ars. Annie Till Mis- Eliza J.
rr. Mrs. Mary Worth, Mrs. Ella
Porter, Miss 4.i2zic Walker, Miss Mary J.
GENTLEMGN'S list.
Beatty, paniel +. Mclr.s, Cassie
unett. luhson, Y. NiNsOn. George
BGnta. Edwin, Pitcher, 6. ".
Brown. Samuel Phillips. j. +.
Carlson. Alfred Read. Charles
fur is. Charles II. e Smith, Brinton p.
letters shelby. John
COurianh, John Stanz John e. ietters)
Gross. VIM. Smith. Solomon
Holltnt. BIN Smith Geo. A.
HOuck, Capt. VIM. II. SwAyn. william
Jackson, H. A. Winans ltr. j. T..
kearney, n. j, MnYuire. Isaac
WM. N. Pr LIE, p. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

Andrew Trautz, Jr-, ,agsd nearly &C
years, died at Newburgh, N. Y, on
Tuesday of hydrephobia. He was bit
ten by his Spitz dog in August, but a
supposed remedy being applied to the
wound, did not believe himself to be in
danger.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
RAILROAD LINES.

DHI LA nELPHlA, ~ SsysgsNows--
WILMINGIONAND 10 &k2Ssssss.sa
BALTl MORE RAILROAD.
NovBABBR 10, 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington rs follows
For Philadelphia. and intermediate stations
Ob, 10, 10 90, a. n. - co, ~, 10 y. III
Phiiadelphia (ESprc 300 y 50. =. III.
Philadel phia and Ncw YORK, oS237, 70 a.
m., II Sc, II 80. 5 - y. m.
Baltimore and intermediate sta lions 8 80 a. NJ
Baltimore and Bay Lime, 70S.
Baltimore and Washington IL 81, 2l9, 3
Il. m. IL 81, o., Is. +. IL.
Trains Tor Delaware division leave tor:
New Castle 81b q. IN. ! o., $50 p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, . Is
q. M, l 05 8 80 y. IN.
DeImar intermediate stations . Is a. 10. l 0
N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations s 10
m, 8 on, 6 80 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New Y ork, 2 09, s "a, a. IN.
Baltimore and Washington IL 81: 10, 8 80.
I'm
Eor further information passengers are re
fsSFsd to the timo- tables posted at the depot
n0v3O- II. F. KENNEY, SUIT
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
MAR RE ID.

hALLIDAY-McC the 18th Of
March, by Rev. W. G. Robinson. No. 5lb
Welsh street. Chester. Pa. James H HALL.
Of Wilmington, Del.
WYNE-FREE7E E.-Un the 18th inst by
Rev W. G. Robinson, at Chester, Pa Ell
q. Wyne and Frances f. Freeze Both Of
Wilmington. Del
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
FSsrSN11nb

Mr.. s. r. Ball, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the last few days,
it'll a severe attack of Quinsy, is now
considerably better, and is expected to
be out in short time.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
Grand DpnniIE.

W. W. Anthony will have grand
opening ard r"2nd lunch at the saloon
No. q West 81 st., this evening,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
nR0KEnM.
Elliott. Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
We have on hand sa6, 900 Tor good iirst mest-
cages In sums Of 800 TO e2p,0OO.
All local securities bought and sold.

q. .. Government Bonds bought and soh
or exchanged ct current rates,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

%giTlCE--l. PETER FORD. JR., n II.
censcd retailer of goods, wares and roerI
chandi,c do hereby give notice that | shal.
apyly to The Judges Of the Court Of Genera!
Sessions Of the PcFce and Jail I'elivery, in
the state .! Deawrre. in and .or New Castle
Comfy. upon Monday. the 18th day of May
nlH;, j, u. ls7y, beiIg the iir.t day Of the
next Nay Term Gttle said Court. lor8 license
to .el Intoxicating liquors 10 quantities not
/, n. thnn one hali ga Hon, at No. 800 I'D ms
trert. Icing thc N f corner OF Thrh and
Adan.t streets. In the Third Ward Of the city
Of Wllmington Delaware. and the following
rrypcctahe citizens residiAg In said ward re
.n1n rL1nt1N thn sllh nunl lcni ion. to vii
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

0HANfE OF EOURS-DkLAW WAKE
~ u WESTERN RAlLROAD.--Uom-
nencing Monday, Feb. "A, 1879. Trains will
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington Il5 a. M, C3o a. H.,
81 p. u.
Arrive at Avondalc, sbS a. m,, l2 81 noon.
Arrive a. POmeroy, $50 a. m., t5 y, III,
Returning leave Pomerey, lO4O "A. III. 30
p. III.
Returning leave AvondaIe IL IA noon
6 10 p. IN.
Arriving ut Wilmington, 8 a. m, 2 ID p. m,
500 p. HI. ID. CONNEII., Supt.
febS-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
d u. ROBINSON 4 co.,
BANKERS & BROKERS
n. II. Cor. Fourth and Market.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
US. FOURS FOR SALE.
For SALE.-el, 100 City Passenger Railway

SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stoehs
bought and sold on commission. Every facii-
ity afforded for persons TO soil or invest IN
stocks or bonds. fob20-ly
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

FoR SALI-ls shares VII. Csal Gas Go
Philadelphia, New York and San Frsnc.sss
stocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried on margin.
Telegraphic quotations received constantly
and furnished. Trade dollars bousht
LOCAL STOCkS AND BOMBS.
Wilmington GOAL Gas Company. ........ q
National Bank Of Delaware. .............. S00
Union National Bank. u
First National Bank..... .........,,,. ~
Farmers Bank .......,.,.. .,..,,..,,,,,, g
National Bank vii. and H'dywile.. ...... Is
Delaware Firo Ins 10. %
Delaware r. X. S...................... :. q
delaware state Bonds.... l03
Wilmington City es.... s...................... 107
wilmington Cfty D.. M....................... 100
new Castle County. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Delaware Railroad. frst mortgage. l08
extension. ........... 1O1
Del. l. West'n X. H.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
VII. Pass. r. ". 90 ist mortgage. 100
Masonic Hall TO-. bonds. ds.................. l0o
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
Rates For Advertising
One hall Page. $500 One Page. 1900
Book and Hesdings2.00 OneL Page .30o

SJBSCRAPTION... ON..................& LOO
RfJ Every Post Office In the state and Pen
insuia will receive a copy Of the book coHpli
menGariIy. apI
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

VgTANTED.-TErcc gentlemen can he nc.
w communicated with board at reasonable
rates atZ19 W. SECOND ST, splj.3t
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

UvANTED.-Ag goat wagOn. address sta.
w ting terms, ETC., ", This Office.
aplS3t
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

V[vANTED,- - Boardrrs, and also table
w boarders, at 6CS MAI X tT ST. aple-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

WANT FL. n.--Boarders 1t NO. S02 MAR
w KET STREET. Table boarders Also
he tlow,r parlOr suitable for Offices. mh20-lm
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

XYvANIED. "A good white cook, washer
w and ironer. No. sol WA>HlN TON
STREET. apl5.3tt
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

yHvhrT .-Pou!try both alive and
w dressed every week. Highest cash prles
paid Oh Jeivery. ~ B. iPPLETDN,
Thrl street Market,
NIL Wilmington, Del,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

wy ED.-A boy with peod English
w education 10 learn the printing bust
ness; mat he Hh!c 10 read ma uscrpt readily.
apply at THIS OFFICE. apl2ti
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

YIvAErEn A Protestant white girl for
W housewulk. Address, ]. H. : his Otllce.
apij3tf
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

W. ANTED. For the formation Of string
W music Tor engagements this season, n
Second violin, piccOlo ard cornet player. Call
on or addre JATiES + tRtXlER,
g,1 3t-eud 800 South Jackson st
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17
WANG ED.

WY salesman for each State
w Salary S75 TO 800 per month and ex
penses. References required
La BELLE hiFti. Co, Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

vy~A' TtN Two gentlemen Noardcrs in
W aIr,yt'c tan iii. Gas. bath, homo
comforts. MOicrtt" term. rlpiy.t
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Daily Republican., 1879-04-17

DRUfOSALS WANItD.-TheM Mil Creek
j Marsh 90. will .ac"iyp proposals icr re-
pairing the banks at I,cg Castle, until May
!, IsIJ. Aptiy to :. TAGGART,
aur3-i2t- cod NV Castle, Del,