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THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

PorrsvftLE, Pa, Feb 49, 1879
The publication here this morning OF Prcsl-
dent Governs letter concerning the orgari.
zation known in the Schuylkill region a.
the order of the knights of Labor has had a
drinoralinng effect upon the discontinued miners
and il is believed that the organization be kept
M. The catholic Church of Pottsvillc, and also
churches at several other towns. have given
notice that the church will excommunicae all men,
bcrs OF the new order Tomorrow II is expected the
priests will make general appeal to the members to
stand by the Church.
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OHIO REPUBLICANS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBUS Feb. Is, 1879.
During the past ten days. since it became known
that Judge Taft would be a candidate for Governor
there has been great change of sentiment among
leading republicans as to who would make the most
available candidate. month ago Foster
the favorte. but Taft. with Rowland, of
Ashtabula for Lieutenant Governor, to be the
favoritc now canvass OF the republican Senators
and Representatives their first choice for
didate for President shows that fifteen Grant
their prime first choice; eight are opposed to the
third term. but would support Grant. and ten are
opposed TO Grant. One member names Hayes rs his
frst eIlnicn
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EUROPE,


JNAU DE COLOGNE DE sANDALINE-
4SS MI % PsT n ESs php tskE
AS DIREcTED OR MONEY REFuNDED
L,LoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH.
And cleanses, too. the teeth:
That gathers underneath!
What is il that gives purity
Who're tartar it has beeng
WI" rSe fsAaRRAS si% FIoR Rfnis1es
For sale by all druggists in the United States
GOLDEN HAIR-ROBARES AUREOLINE PRO-
Uduces three applications tho beautiful golden
much admired it is perfectly harmless To be had
e II sD fancy as sSo sasrs Sole agents.
r AM PREPARED AT ALL TIMES TO BUY FOR
leash any quantity OF genuine light and dark blue Cut
tIngs of cloth clipping manufaeturcs also ali
STRAUSS at Bicitz, Upper silesa, Germany.
NOTABLE TRADEsMEN IN PARIS.
AZ GRAND norEL-rARIs PLACE DE- LoPERA.
Particularly recommended
Bedrooms from francs day.
Pension ~ francs day including lodging. board and
sS T. snfS Il" 1'' PAX CASA.
Au rna hn 'psis American P LT; AND FANCY
s s%'f s yfEfi S SShS FOR
Rue s SS;s
cARih sas'I BrH afi MILLION QUIET CO..
rx ~ Aysnas Mon,aSSs porpoocxr
Champagne, sherres Brandies Cuviler. III Rue ia
PERfuMERy FIRST CLASS. GuERLAN.
Paris 10 Rue do Ia Paix.
TAPESTRY CARPETS TISSUES FOR FURNITURE
YOUNG G'I I%bGRs Shoot III MISS sULEAu Garden.
JEwEERS kgc Sss e ST S
L ROuvENAT; ~ Rue iIauteyie -
son frapes. Gil. LABoURIAU Jeweer. Ii9
rREciSus STONES, orAts SPECIALLY. puBSrK
DIAMONDS, PEARLS. PRECIOUS STONES Emile
Au rRiSTEMfS GRHSDs MH,;AsINs DE- 'S NovGAu
TEs. Rue du Havre. Boulevard Haussmann. nes
uussoS, BIjorrTEE, JEwEIIEK
sGaGyard NonsTsr,s r. S'ssy axe& Pgsss
EAU pEs FEE rRoGREssyE lair AID 6'' BER ri,
JEwELRY, BiJorETRiE GoLDsMiTh WORKS
Rayaut 70 R ned, de az PsiS nv u,,,x, :,
SHIRTS GLOVES BREECIiEs. RACING coLoRA
MILLINERY FIRST CLASS FOR THE MOST STYLISH
xc Ps,I"p n s I10Is EeSa pRE s & !" rs S
TUNES Muller Gilbert. Rue De la l,aix.
MINES. DE vERTus sHuRs. PATENT CEINruRH
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES; FERRY,
Anrrc kps se FI6wERn FEar nj ro SGEssEs
Head Dresses first class. Buhcr. Frerc X s,rurs.
lat IRIS EMULSION PERFUMED GIVING
beauty to complexion 1. I. river. 10 Boulevard do
EAU pESrirRIcE PHILIPPE AND opoNrHALINE
Dental Paste ~ Rue a. Enghein
RESTAURANT VELOUR. JNE DuCnEsNE suCcR.
DINER NATIONAL cArELAlN, i73 pAI.AIs ROYAL
Dejeunor, francs; Diner. francs. vim eomprs
DARIs ExnIBlrtoN-is7s.
j CHAMPAGNE. MANUEL co.
only champagne producers III scns who obtained
THE GOLD MEDAL.
the highest recompcnsc awarded to champagne wines
agent OF aeon'cst"ole credit required for the uuiicd
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FALL OF AN ELEVATOR.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb, Is. 4

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. 49, 1879.
An elevator ut the American Hotel containing
eleven persons. including number of workmcn
who had been repairing the roof. broke
loose this evening soon after leaving the
upper story and camc down rapidly. breaking
its way through to the basement. Three persons
were injured, two of whom coorcd engineers of
establishments. One of the parties had leg
broken; the other two not seriously hurt.
81
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THE FEDERAL ELECTION LAW.

ITS CoNsTITUTIoNALITY JUDIcIALLY AFFIRMED.
CISCINNATI, Ohio Feb. Is. 1879
Judge Baxter, in the United States Circuit Court
to-day rendered a decision in the of A. f. Clark
who was indicted for violating the election law
holding the law to be constitutional and . proper
exercise of national authority.
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SALVAGE FROM THE pOMMERANIA

SIX PACKAGES OF GOODS LANDED AT DOVER.
[DY CABLE TO THE nERALp.1
LONDON, Feb Is, 1879
Six packages Of goods were landed Mt
Dover this afternoon by tho tug John Bull
from the lost German steamship romme-
rama.
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CANADA PACIFIC RAILWAY.

OTTAWA. Ont Feb. Is, 1872
Mr.. Bunster on Monday will move an address 10
the Governor General asking for copies of all
spondence between the governments of British CO.
lumbia and the Dominion on the subject OF indeln-
nifty the province Of British Columbia delay in
the construction OK the Canada Pacific Hallway.
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STATE FUNDS EMBEZZLED.
COLUMNS. Ohio. Fc

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Feb. 10, 1879.
The state Board of Public Works to-day removed
from Office George McCurdy. Collector of Canal Tolls
and Water Rents. at Akron. McCurdy is charged
with appropriatng state funds to- the amount of
81 4,O suit will ut once be instituted BY the state
against his Londsinen to reco,c the money
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CONKLINS CROOKEDNESS.
OswEGo, n. ". Feb. Is.

OswEoo N. ", Feb IS, 1879.
The special committee appointed by the Board of
Supervisors to investigate the accounts of the late
County Treasurer. Luther IT, Conklin, completed its
work to-day.
The committees report. which has not yet been
made public. shows a deiacation OF Sl33,Sl0 81.
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THE WAR IN ZULULAND.

FURTHER CONFIRMATION OF THE BRITISH DIS
AsTER BUT NO LATER NEWS
BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
MADEIRA, Feb. Is, 1879.
The steamer Dunrobin Castle. which brought the
of the disaster to the British troops in South
Africa to ST. Vincent. called here this morning her
way to Plymouth. 1t is ascertained from her
officers that later advices received at Capetown
reported that subsequently to the disaster to Colonel
Giyn's camp the forces under DartIell and Lonsdae
lad victorious engagement with the enemy at
Rorkes Drift. Colonel Parsons column is safely
established at Ekaye. There were hostile Zulus
in Natal
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INDICTMENTS IN LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Feb Is, 1879.
United STATES District Attorney Leonard presented,
yesterday and to-day. thrty-two additional indict
ments, involving 100 arrests. for violation of the
Unted States Election law. in the parishes Of Caddo,
Tcnsas, Rapidcs and Natchtoches.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Thefollowing record will show the changes in the
temperature tor the past twenty-iour hours in com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
(iiERALD Building) No. 2ls broadway
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A HER MAJEsry's SNIP rlNAFoRE
ThE FIREsIpE COMPANION NO Ma with supple.
The Supplement will contain. -complc1c-thc Comic
Opera, H. W. rlNAFORE now 80 popular in every town
go o;ts Of riiE fiRi:SinE COMPANION will contain
tue opening THRIFT 1 sSyRn psS ' DtGTsfR
lGS"dsd geG n the pSp & 81 s s "HG SSw sqn
contain the first ipstqsnt e Jane, igyncs story.
g!sss away si,s sssrs paper Tlh rieE,
subscription price is Three Dollars a Year
GEORGE MrNRoE Publisher
Post office box 3,73i.
DEMoRESTs MONTHLY MNGktNn rUH tnnNU
Jafy splendid novelties; and beautiful usra.
tions including fruit piocc IN oil worth than
tecstng literary articles on various topics with fun
Patterns Fashions &c Donet fa to soc the February
vsra aS% nrlam Aieos ~ yei,y ~ eh
Il East i4th st. New Yors.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
for March.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE: SYMPOSIUM nv Senators
amptcn Represen,",irss sme srsS snJ ,rs,n
der H. stephens wendell Philips lion Mont gvlncry
Blair and e>tioNernot Thomas A. Hendricks.
THE PHILOSOPHY or JONATHAN EDWARDS by
Professor GEORGE 4. Fisher.
THE INDIAN PROBLEM By General Nelson A. Mics
cRyPToGRAPny. BY j. r. q rIassard
RUSSIAN NOVELS AND NoyELlsrs OF THE DAY.
by = i. Shcvitch.
80 cents per copy; s. per year.
u ArrfEroN 4 co, Publishers
Orders should be addressed to The North American c-
view, 5Sl Broadway. New YORK
l,AU DE cOLoGNE pE sANDALINE
r. sANpALlNk LAIR LirE n
L6floN Will. DO Jr.sT AS RkcoMNESDED, USED
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ANcraec temperature ycstcrIny. ............... II
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. ....................... 81 ,
1878. 1879.
Average for the wcck.............. ~ ca 2ql7
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Gu BA.
REDUCTION OF THE CONTRIBUTION LEVIED ON
RURAL PROPERTY.

HAVANA. Feb. Is. 1879.
The Minister of the Colonies has ordered the con-
trbution payable rural property the first quarter
of the present year to be reduced two and oneQuar
ter per cent, thereby Professionally lowering the
twenty per cent yearly tax to sixteen per cent.
The Minister of the Colonies after consulting Marti
nez Campos. will definitely resolve the contribution
nactto
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preserve the books &C. of the following parties All these
firms together with otherSormer occupants OF the burned
buildngs-havc purchased HEARINGS PATENT CHAMPION
SAFES since the fires occurred -
HOWARD SANGER 4 CO, q Safes).
EDWIN BATES 4 co.
NAUMBURG kRAUS, LAUER co. e Safes).
VAN NOLkENBU RGiI h LEAVITr,
WALkINSHAW NOIGT
H. W. r. MALI 4 co, g Safes),
FORSTMAN 4 co, q Safesl
SCHNABEL BROS
HENRY BAiLIS, e Safes).
JOHN SLADE 4 co. y
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HERRING 4 CO.. PSI to 252 Broadway.

THE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER IN HIS
The Wastes and Burdens of Society claims
mans natural life to be eighty years. and the
life is but thirty three There must be waste of forty
seven years. There much in this statement.
If be unfortunate in business it is attributed to the
violation of commercial law Now, ii person be
taken of In the prime of life Ought ii not to be attributed
the violation of physiological law. II people only
would live and longer
they profit by that which they know not of. The only
popular work that this is DR. PIERcEs
'CoMMoN SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER In il the great prob
lens of disease and health fully discussed The work
contains pages colored plates wood
81 paid. Address the author, r. W
HufIu n
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman-elect John Van Voorhs. of Roches-
ter is at the Cilsey Senator Ira Davenport of Bath
n. Y, is at the st. James. L. i. Blackstone Presi-
dent of the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
John J. Mitchell, of St Louis and John b. Drake Of
Chicago. at the Windsor. Captain Samuel Brooks
Of the steamship City of Chester is at the New York
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the lungs the throat and the bronchial tubes is HALs
HoNEY or HoREHousp AND TAR Coughs and colds vanish
II by magic under its soothing. healing operation.
CRlTrENTONS. 9th Sold by all druggists
PiKE's TooTnAcnE DRoPs cure in one minute
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THE TRIUMpHs OF SCIENCE

a always the side of utiaranism. HuMPHRKYx
PARTISAN DIAMONDS, upon which neither time
have any effect They coating of diamond precipi.
tated by voltac action crystal base They
for sale only Mt HUMPHREYS Jewelry establishments
Broadway 18th New York. Price list
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Observation-Disclosures AWARD AT PARIS
Exposition, 1873.
G. RAUCHFUSS. ~ East 18th ST.. New York
WE LEARN THAT DIR. COMINS Is EFFECTU.
ally curing cancer, ut 3+5 Lexington
500 PREMIUM FOR CASE OF RHEUMATIC,
kidney disease DIR. FILTERS REMEDY won't
cure
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ALL THOSE INTRICATE. DISTRESSING DlS.
Known a. female complaints certainly cured
by GKAafRSREKG ARSHALLs tArHoLicoS
A.-sELzER BRUNNEN. NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WAFER
\ srEPHANI& CO.. ~ New st., sole importers
A.-DOCUTA SANDAL CAPSULES THE ONLY
tor the last II years by Dt NpAs
DICK co, of ths city. tho largest dealers ~ sandal
wood IN the world Beware of dangerous limitations,
whether IN the form OF pills capsules eliNrs lotions Ae
ASTOR HOUSE SHOE STORE.-STERN'S AMERI-
can and English Walking Shoes. hand scwed ~; Boots.
So Button Caters - so 81 70 Gaiters 81 Dress shoes,
81 80 50 STERN. 2 Barclay st.
A.-RUPrURE IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED AND
all aluyed Examine the NiroK TRrSs Nesey
LAstnr House. Satisfaction. money returned
A TOILET LUXURY FOR THE TEETH AND
Brcath-BRowSs CAApHoRArtD sAroaAcEoCs DENrif.IcE.
25c.
CHAMOMILE BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS CDR.
Chambers dyspepsia. heartburn. dizziness
breathing sick headache. pains in
back serofulous and syphilitc tant kid
affections debility. impurities of the blood
coated build up broken down constitutions -
all druggists Principal depot 30 West 54th ST.
EAU DE COLOGNE DE SANDALINE
SANDAIINE HAIR LIFE.
SANDALfNE. SANDALINE ELINIR, SANDALTNE
AS DIRECTED. OR MONEY REFUNDED.
FINE SILK HATS, So 20, WORTH SIS; NoBBY
Deroys 81 30 worth ~ - New Church ST.. up stairs
HARTNETrS BALSAM OF HONEY AND TOLU
is invaluable for Whoopins Cough Asthma aud Bronchitis
. Bible House.
HAVE YOU TRIED DIR. UNDERHILL'S PURE
WINES. from the Croton Point Vineyard:
SEVENTEEN HERRING'S SAFES
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EAU DE COLOGNE DE SANDALINE.
IN THE RECENT GREAT FIRES

HAVE YOU TRIED DIR. UNDERHILL'S PURE
WINES from the Croton Point Vineyard
SEVENTEEN HERRING'S SAFES
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ASTOR HOUSE SHOE STORE.-STEIS'S AMEll-
AN aud English Walking Shoes hand scwed ~; Boots
" Button Caters - so 81 50 Caters 81 Dress Shoes
~ STERN 2 lay Il.
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JNAU DE COLOGNE DE sANDALINE
II SANDALINE HAIR LIFE.
SANDAIINE, SANDALINE ELTXIR, SANDALINF
LOTION WILL DO JUST AS RECOMMENDED CSEU
AS DIRECTED, OR MONEY REFUNDED.
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ALL THOSE INTRICATE. DISTRESSING DIS.
known a. female complaints certainly cured
by GKAaFRSKtKs " ARSHALLs tArHoLicOS
Daily Republican., 1879-03-24
Tho Female PedestrIans.

On Saturday evening about three
hundred persons gathered in the room
adjoining Joseph Daniels eating saloon
where were walking the two Philadel-
phia girls, "Gyp.ey Maid" and "In-
dian Queen" "Gypsey Maid" appear
ed fresh, while the "Queen" walked as
though considerably worse for the long
tramp. During the time, from Wed.
pesday night at s O'Clock, "Gypsey
Maid" had twenty rests. Her 200
miles were completed within fifteen
minutes of eleven o'clock. Both OF
her feet were considerably hlistered,
aside from this no other evidence Of
physical exhaustion vas experienced.
The Queen" made seyenty-five hours
with ease. She started or Wednesday
evening at S o'clock and was allotted
seven minutes for breakfast. Her din
ner and supper were always eaten upon
the track. The termination OF the
long journey was greeted by the as
semblsd spectators with considerable
cheering. As soon as the girls were
taken from the track they were led to
their rooms, where the proper care was
given them. Mr.. William Kenslsy,
tho trainer, to whom much is due for
the successful termination of the girls
undertaking, will take the pedestrians
to Reading where they will again he
nut upon the track. The distance to
be walked is 275 miles. The affair in
this city has been successful one,
and realized for the managers quite a
considerable sum. The pedestrians
were raid sixty dollars each.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-24
possDOne d for q Year.

4 romance was nipPed in the bud 10
Toledo last Monday. A young man
named Jones and young woman
named sackers, aged respectively eigh-
teen and fifteen, ran away from their
homes in Wood county, and went to
town to Ge married. They were over
hauled on Summit street by the father
of the bride and the mother OF the
bridegroom, and lively scene ensued.
Old Mr.. Sackers rrprimanded ms
daughter with such vehemence that
she threw herself into the arms OF her
dear John, and murmured that she
would never, never, never leave him.
John was on the point of swearing de-
yotion to his dear charmer, when his
mother laid a heavy hand upon his
shoulder and gave him such shaking
that the VOWS were scattered to the
winds. When ordered to go home they
refused to obey, and it was not until
the old folks suggested a postponement
of tie wedding until the end OF the
wear that the pretty dears wiped away
their tears and consented to love anc
sigh and hope apart from each other
Daily Republican., 1879-03-24
Nelson ]. Leo Heard From.

prom the Milford Chronicle.
The following is an extract from a
letter wrote by J. l.. Martin, the tenn
perance worker, from Dstroit, Michi-
gan, to Rev. C. y. Boyton, of Milford:
While writing in a hotel in Detroit,
Judge Of my surprise and modification,
to hear well-known voice, and turn
ing to recognize N. J. Lee, and to re-
c-ive from his hand the enclosed circu-
lar, which | send you without com
ment, further than to say his associ
ates are with the lswest class. (The
circular is an announcement OF spar
ing aud walking matches in which both
sexes will take part, also a one-legsed
hop race, and signed N. J. Lee, mana
ger.) He told me he had fallen, III
they called il, (his words) from grace
How he had left his wife who, while al
Milford, with tears in his eyes, told
how "that dear wife had clung to hin
through all, and whom he loved bettel
than lif-," and gone to Chicago will
another woman, how he had been ar
rested and finally discharged, and end
ed by saying he was on the money
make. asked him to turn from hi
crowd OF whiskey drinking and dot
cursing men. His answer was a deris
i've laugh. Lee appears to have bn
little moral status.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-24
A Wife's secret.

A Ridgewood IN. J.) woman died
the other day, and her husband, knowing
that she kept an account in saving
bank in New York, called at the bank
to draw out the deposit, which he
supposed amounted to about Sl0. 10
his surprise he learned that it reached
81, eco. To his greater surprise ne
was informed that he could not draw
it, as the money was deposited in the
name of his wife's sister. But the
greatest surprise of all was when 1t
was added that the money was held oy
his sister.in-law in trust for his de.
ceased wife's son 1t appeared tha'
she had an illegitimate son in "erma-
nv before coming to America, and IL,
lG wears of married life her husband
never heard a wisper of her secret.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-24
A Marriage stopped.

Captain Norman Crane, on his death
bed, Meyers Hotel, in Washington, last
Sunday night, expressed his willing
ness to be married to woman with
whom he had lived for five years and
who had all along been known as Mrs.
Mary Crane, his wife. The idea in 60
ing through the marriage ceremony was
that Mrs. Crane should ge; her part of
the 500, 900 of earthly goods about to
be left by him. The Rev. DR.. James e..
Addison was sent for. According to his
own statement when he asked the rap
idly. sinking Crane If he were "willing
to marry this woman," Celia Crane,
the Captains sis:er, put her hand on
the dying mans mouth and thus pre-
vented the consum,nation of the mar
riage. Upon the death of the man the
sister seized the property.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-24
RSO. 600 BrOugt Her.

The dearly beloved wife Of a French
man recently deserted him for another
man. Did he follow her and falling on
his knees, b-seech her for their chill
dren's sake to return? Did he take
down the old double-barrel, shoot his
wife and her lover aud then knock
himself on the head with the stocky
Did ho set himself up for misanthrope
or a woman-hater, or institute suit
against somebody for ever so many ci-
piers danages' Not much. He mere
iy caused it to be published that he
had drawn $50. in lottery, and his
wife was back next morning before
brea kfast.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-24
The Removal Began.

The removal of the County buildings
from the city Of New Castle has prac
commenced. Mr.. G. II. +: Sim
mons has on exhibition in the window
of his cigar store, King street, between
Fourth and Fifth street, a brick, which
was by him knocked out Of the end o
the time.honorsd structure. Othel
bricks will probably follow, until al
last the change will become physlca
as we'll as a 6gurative fact.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-24
To Re ii unE.

The coming Spring, 10000 pieces Of
wall paper and 1000 pairs OF win
dow shades, all from the reliable
Wall Paper House of J. X. Holt, 223
Market street. Mr.. Holt is selling l5c
paper for l2ic., lac. for loc.; l0c Tor
&c., and Sc. for &c. per piece. These
goods are Of the very best make, and
guaranteed at full length. Mr.. Holt
will sell you enough paper and border
to paper room IL #. by l2fs. for the
small sum rs cents. So, you see, pa
pering is cheaper than whitewashing;
The spring designs are stylish and
beautiful. Good oil shading 1Sc. per
ward. Window shades and fixtures,
hung complete, $l.75 per pair. Gilt
papers and Dado work 80 per cent low
er than ever. Give us a call and be
convinced that the above is no hum
bugging advertisement, but facts. JOHN
R. HoLT, 223 Market street. 7
Daily Republican., 1879-03-24
A strange EIOpenent.

From tho Baltimore GaZette.
There was an unaccoHntable Shrek
ing of steam whistles down at the
wharves yesterday afternoon, all the
tugs in the harbor saluting the steam
ship Havana. On board the stean-
ship passed the Rev. John Pollard and
stsiked into the main saloon, where
stood a number Of passengers with ex.
pectant, smiling faces. The reverend
gentleman proceeded to tie knot for
q young man named Allison, Of Tap
pahoosie, Va, and Miss stubbs, pref
ty brunette, aged lS years, Of the same
town. 1t was explained that the pa.
rents Of the young lady had opposed
the match and the couple had coHclud-
ed to slip off from home on the Havana.
After the marriage they drove to ho-
tel,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-24
A LOSS.

A fine black horse belonging to sam.
r.l Townsend, of Townsend, was gored
~ des,b bv four year old Durham
hn,l, last Friday morning, as he was
drinkinc M at the trough in the barn
vard' preparatory to being attached to
,ha nIow. The bull had heretofore
hs4n M very gentle and his attack on the
porDa per" s W as entirely pnprovoked. He has
h.en % u,nned up and will soon be sent
~ % the butcher who will prevent a sim
liar raner.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-24
Read This,

This is to notify the public that Ros.
IN & Bro. 22O W. End street, the wall
decorators will sell wall paper lower
and do work cheaper than any other
paper firm in this city, let their prices
be what they may. Rosin & Bro. has a
splendid assortment of all the latest
patterns, everything guaranteed salts,
factory and estimates given cheeriully.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-24
uohoy.osh,r New Hotel.

Mr.. W. II. Barnhelser of this city has
bspun this week the construction OF
Hotel at Rehoboth. The Hotel Will be
located on the beach near the Bright
House on the grounds Of the Rehoboth
City Company. 1t is reported that one
or two other Hotels will be built at
Rehoboth to time for use the coming
snaSnn