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Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
P1nafOre.

The McDonourh Lamb combination
upder the management Of Messrs.
Mist4rr and Miller, produced rinatore
last evening to crowded house. Miss
Pytry as Josephine was of course the
priucrpa, attraction. She was III -x.
ceIlrut voice and greatly strengthened
the good opinion, which she gained
te,,. il. NJ lis. She is the best Jose
phIn- we have ever had here, and de-
serveA far better support than she re-
ceivrd Mis- Reynolds a. Buttrrcup
Is 4 good actor and fair singer Mr..
Lamb as Sir Joseph Porter is also a
muGtt better actor than singer. Cap
tain Corcoran by Mr.. Murphy was an
al excellent piece of acting and by far
the best taken of the male characters.
The other character, w"r" passable, but
the frequent departure from tune Is
sufficient evidence that it is mistake
to suppose every company Of actors can
become an opera company. The an.
nonncement that the opera is modelled
after the BeggarS Opera BY John Gary
il rather startling, The management
wish ii announced that thriI ilhretto.
are prepared especially tor this com
pany and are better p"rfr"t. They per
form again this evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
yr. Potter's $50, 900 Report

j. quite positive upon the wickrdnras
ut i-privins Mr., TiIdrn of The Prrsi-
Dental ,harf; but it is not rs explicit
a. it might br upon the peculiar cpnli-
ton of tuni tiramercy Par), establish
neu. IL which every time cipher tel
egram wa. i-ceived at the front door
the head Of .h4 household was hurried
into the attic uyyn the prrtenGe OF St.
Letting some clothes to give thr poor.
such, at least, we presume 70 have been
the disposition made Of tn" Hon. Sainu'
81 TiIien; for he certainly IL TIE
most innocent man eyer named ia con
uecli)n with conspiracy to ont'agr
the American people-excePt John
WiIkes Hoo.!3, Ia was just as innocent,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
sas.sss.ary Assivsrsasy.

81. Paui'r N. X. Sunday School csle,
bratsd their annual missionary auni-
versa-y yesterday afternoon In ths body
Of the church, W. Y. Swiggett having
charge Of the exercises. The anniver.
sary commenced at 80 p. m. by the
school singing Song Of Grseting," fol-
lowed with prayer ny Rev. c. +. Shsp-
pard. Addresses were delivered by
Revs. DR.. Caldwell, D. d., c. y. Shep
pxrd aud DR.. Hanlon, President Of the
Pennington seminary. Pennington, New
Jersey. The missionary reports showed
that the morning Sunday School had
collected for the year s5O.0l the after
noon school s43O.30. In the church in
the morning sl4s was raised after
noon, IS; evening, s23 total amount
Of collections, $656.3e, 40 per cent Of
which amount Is for home us-, thereby
leaving s464.2S for foreign missions,
which will be increased to $500. Several
handsome boquets were presented to til.
teachers. w. Y. Swiggstt was presented
with a basket Of flowers. The class Of
the late |. l.. Crouch presented to the
family of the deceased beautiful
anchor memorial with the word "Rest, y
thereon. Edgar A. Finley was present.
ed with handsome flexible backed
teachers ;bibls. Clarence Muslin wa
pesent-d with gold pen, pencil anc
holder. The exercises closed by singing
the doxology and the beneeiction wa'
pronounced by Rrv. C. Y. Sheppard.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
The Ladies' Aid.

The Ladies' Aid attached to the Moral
Suasion Reform Association, want it to be
known that their organization still re-
mains intact, and that they are strong
er in numbers now than ever before.
The lady President, Mrs.H. b. Mclntire,
having withdrawn. the Association
held an informal meeting on Satur-
day morning AZ which Miss Anna r.
Tatman was selected temporary Presi-
dent until Thursday next, when at
their regular meeting they vii! MI
whatever vacant Offices which may eX-
ist. The ladies will hold their usual
weekly public meeting tomorrow even
ing in the NJ. s. X. A. rooms which Will
he addressed by Rev. G. X. Kramer ana
George M. butcher, and Prof. Shanks
singing class will he present to enllVen
the exercises. Many of the ladies con
nected with this Association were
amongst the first to lend their aid to
the Temperance movement and that The
M. S. r. A. being the real fruits of that
revival, instead of Gorsaking it they
will gather more closely around it and
protect IL from the attacks Of foes with
out and foes within.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

McCLEES.-On Sunday evening, the

McCLEES.--On Sunday evening, the md
inst, Edward b. Mctlees.
The relatives and male friends OF the family
are invited TO attend the funeral, on Thursday
afternoon, from his residence, III King st.
Services at the house ut . o'clock.
TAYLDR.-In South Wilmington, on the 81
inst, Annie s., wife Of Wm. A, Taylor, aged
10 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF her iathcr-in-law, Levin fay.
lor on Lobdcll street. on Tuesday afternoon,
Mt 2 O'Clock. lnterment at Mt. Salem GENE.
terry.
PEDRICk ON the I'd inst. James, son Of
Mark and Annie Pedrick, In the dd year OF
his age.
Relatives and friends OF tie family are re
spectiully invited TO attend the funeral. from
the residence Of his grandparents, No. ~
Lombard street, on Wednesday afternoon
Ser ices at the house at one O'Clock.
RlCHA RDSDN. In this city, on the fourth
inst, Josephine, wife oi Daniel Richardson
in her 30th year.
| The relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully inyited to attend the funeral. from
the residence other husband, No. l22l French
street, on Thursday afternoon, ut 3 o'clock
| To proceed to the Wilmington and Brandy
wi he cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
LOCAL. TINE TABLE.
soygMBgR 10, 1873.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
fo7 Philadelphia: 2.3T. T.05, $40, 9.0O, $50,
1000 a.: m; l2.S7, l2.3', 80, 400, b.iS,
10, 4.t5 p IN.
For New York: 2.37. II. m: 7.06, $50, 1881,
1888, j.ld u. IN. On Sundays: 2.37, 6,Ao
y. III.
For Baltimore and Washington: l2jl. 2i0,
s,39 a. m.; l2.57, l.04, 6ls, Pm.
For Baltimore: ..0s, Express. On Sunday,
Tor Baltimore and Washington: l2bl. 2l0,
For Baltimore and way stations: $50 a. NJ,
5.lsp. m.
For New Castle: SO, s.l6 a. m., Loo, $50
y. IN.
For Delaware X. H.: 9lj a. m: LOS, go p.
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington n Northern X. r.: 6.2b a.
m.; 3 =. m; and 800 y. IN. Saturdays
urday's only. Hoop. IL.
rer Delaware Western r. r.: 7.l5, IL. 80, u IN.
SO p. III, No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
F;om PhlHdelphiu l2ij, 203, S.34, 10 a. :n.,
1903. l2.47, l.02, 40, b.l3, e.25, 100, 7.40,
ll.l5p. IL. On Sundays: l243, 20a, 83i,
1910 A. M: 1885. 1l.lj, j. m.
rtotn kaiun0re:2e 81 p.iba. m; 1927, 1881,
b.3e s.3o p. m. On snndays2.sl, am. 5.ss,
g.36 y. NJ.
From washington: 2Sl, II. m: 1921, l2.37,
$50, $50 y. IN. On sundays: 2.3l a. H.;
5.35 9.3d ,. IN.
From New Castle; $50, l2.l0 IA. m.;
7.lo =. II. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware K. r.: $50 u. m; 1910, 7.lt
pm.
From Wilmington n Northern X. Il: 8.0t
a.. 10. ll.@0 a. ~. and T.35 =. III. Satur
days only, l22o.
, From Delaware Western K. r.; s.00..a. IL
1 2.l5, 500 y. IN. No Sunday train-
TRIMS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADEI-
plIIA.
| Fr4nBroad street and Washington avenue
/ 7%, s.Ju. l1.3O, ll.4b Il. M; 300, 400, 3.lb
800, 6.l5 9+j. ll.30 p. III. On Sundays
7.Ns.Il a. m: go, ll.30 p. n.
Fruiu I!urty-SecOnd and Market streets: J 90
i."J, .-.5a "a. M; l2.25 400 800, ll,o3 y. IN
TN uniaS>' LOO. 7.30 Il. III
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Issued an Injunction

Mr.. Devou has issued an injunction
against the building at the North West
corner OF 4th aud Market Streets, the
injunction being issued on account OF
the stopping up Of a little open wind
ow that has been placed there for over
twenty years. The law in this case is
an old English law which says: 'yon
must not stop person 5 ancient lights.
This law was tried two years ago before
ex-Chancellor Bates at smyrna, Del;
the Chancellor sustained the decision
and at the time ruled that the old Eng
lish law is still the law of Delaware,
This ease Of Mr.. Devou'5 will probably
come up before Chancellor salisbury
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
THIRD EDlTlO
CouaeyensAassaan.

The Forty-ffth Congress closes It's
session to-day at noon--but whether II
will have closed its proper business Al
that hour ID not ~ sure. In the United
States Senate. yesterday, Mr.. Hoar's
amendment TO the amendment offered
by Gen. Shield, u ths arrears OF PEN
sion bill, pensioning the soldiers of the
Mexican war, excluding Mr.. Jefferson
Davis from It's benefits, was adopted
yeas y3, nays %. Gen. Shields amend
snent was then defeatsd-ycas 20, nays
15-and the arrears Of the pension bill
pAssrd. A report was presented from
q select committee exSnorating Sena-
tor stanley Matthews from any connec-
tioa with real or supposed frauds in
connection with the Louisiana election,
tbut expressing the opinion that MIR.
Matthews action in respect to James Is.
Apderson's effort to obt ain au appoint
anent was wrong and injurious 10 the
public interest.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the Teller committss to sit during the
recess. Ho,.. amendments to the cen-
sus bill a.Ir cVntnrret iu ami the
bill passed, a. did also 4 bill for the
relief of soldiers aud ssilors becoming
totally blind III the service ot the c"un-
try. The conferences report Oh the !ol-
LITIGATION appropriation bill was presen-
Ted and agreed to. and ths Senate then
took recess until 8 o'clock =. NJ. AT
the evening session the civil sundry
bill a. reported from the conference
committee was agreed tc-yeas 3d. nay'
"a. Hous. bills to promote the -duca
ton OF the blind was passed, aud al
.aere.ment was reached on the rive
and harbor bal amendment. ih'
Mississippi improvement bill WAS thel
taken up.
In the House, the conference repor
On the civil sundry appropriation bill
WAS presented and agreed TO. 1t doe
not contain any appropriation for pay
ing Deputy marshals aud contains = pro
vision appropriating $96, 600 for CLAIM
OF Baltimore city for money Furnished
General tSchsnck for providing for III
defense Of the oity during the war. Th
confer ence reports on the fertilization an
river 1nu ndTDbT Uillo "cic dAso "E'Vs
70. The majority report OF the con
n,ttee on expenditures in the State D'
partpent was read, presenting article
OF impeachment against Geo. r. 81
ward, minister to China. and provid'n
for his impeachment before the bar I
che Senate.
A minority report was presented NJ
approving OF Stewards methods Will
consul al Shanghai, but claiming the
had received the unqualified support
the government. At the evening Sc
sion the Senate amendment to the POI
route bill and conference report on tt
deficiency bill were agreed TO. The Sev
ard impeachment case was taken
aud motion to lay the articles on Il
table negativeI-yeas III, nays IL
The three reports of the Potter commi
&C., were presented, but withdraw
when their reading was demande
The conference report on the postoti
Appropriation bill was agreed to,
were also Senate amendments on trea
ury claims and District Of Columb
street railway bills. AT ! a. NJ, Il
Seward impeachment case was still u
der consideration.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Rescued,

Captain oandwell and the crew Of tAe
British steamship Al~rfeldy from Phil
ade!phia tor Ipswich, England, which
was abandoned at sea in sinking con-
dtion on the 2lth uIt., have arrived at
Halifax. They were rescued by a pass
ing schooner. The steamship LykenS
arrived at Lewes on Saturday with the
crew of the ship Elizabeth Hamilton,
from Philadelphia tor Trieste, abandon
ed on the 9th ult. The Hamilton bad
a cargo of reigned petroleum, Yalued at
81 30.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Wesa Church Revival.

Tn. religious revival which has been
going on during the last week in the
West Presbyterian Church, under charge
of the pastor Rev. Mr.. Keigwin, has re-
suited in the conversion ofquite anum-
Der of souls. Yesterday twenty-three
persons united with the church upon
confessiona of their faith in Christ,
and six by certificate. The meetings
will bs con tinued every evening during
the present week and services will also
be held in the afternoons.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Rude Young Men.

On Sunday afternoons a crowd OF
Young men make a practice OF standing
around the corner of Eighth and Mar
ket streets, and at times making re-
marks to ladies passing by. For in,
stance, yesterday afternoon, as u lady
was passing with all umbrella, one Of
the young men was heard to exclaim:
"Hoist your umbrella up little high.
er."
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
AtlIhaSlWtck's.

There was a great rush at Chad
wick's Museum on Saturday evening.
over 300 Presents were given away.
Mr.. r. Burk, of the Diamond State Rol.
ling Mill drew over s. worth otpresents'
This is positively the last week and last
chance in Delaware to see the museum
and get present. Open day and even
ing.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
AOTIClsas.
NOTICE no WATER RENTERS.

oiAoL ~ WAyEh hkNTEkS,
~ OrYlCH Water UHPA RrMnsr
WILNIsGroH, DEL., December 10. isTx
The bills Tor l67S are now ready sud i,syx.
hle 1t the registers once, No. iOo0 Marc,
street. The law requires that all bilS Maid on
or before January 81, 1879, the face Of the btli
those paid during the month Of February. fys
per cent, additional, those psld during ths
month Of March ten per cent. additional, and
any amount remaining unpaid after April
1879, the register Is required to have tIie isr''
rule withdrawn and suit Instituted for the n.
coyery Of the amount due, and the water ri,
not oe let Into such premises until such A..
rears, with assessments and n for drawing
ierrulss arc paid. Once hours. . q. m. and
p. IN. W. J. MORROW, Register
dcll-eo-din-e-d-fb-e-o-d
NOTlCE.-To the Ciiisens Of WJippiao a, .
~ We have had very sickly Winter, nov
the Spring Ia here, and the warm westher
will soon be here. We must ret ready. b,si
ness Is dull, hut Charles d. Agnes having
made complete arrangements for the Spring
work, still continues to clean eesspOois' and
will take the TRADE DOLLAR Ar PAR. NJ
his old stand No. sos West Second strvct, With
TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS experience. We
VII be pleased to receive orders, which viii
be promptly attended TO and thankfully NJ
ceived. We desire to please ali. The new
broom sweeps clean, but the OLD ON l. knou
whore the dirt lies.
CHARLES u. AGNES.
mar5?wd 5os w. Second street.
NOTICE-COPARTNERSHlP.-rhe nm.
IN dersisned have this day formed a Co
partnership under the nrm name OF Robi nson
q chandler, Tor the purpOse of trsnsactinx
the General Merchandise business, ut Hoe,
kesain, Delaware, IA SUCCESSORS u Thoma,
M. Robinson
THOMAS M. ROBINSON,
ID. W. CHANDLER.
March |, 1879.
Thankful for past fayors, l respectfully asL
continuance OF the same 10 the new finn o.
Robinson l. Chandler.
mh3.2t cod. THOS. NJ. ROBINSON.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
MARRIED..

N--MAKTlN.--On Thursday, the
nth ult., by Rev. J. l.. Eallandlgham, u.
d., John PiersOn, OF New Castle Co., Del,
to Miss Evira Martin, Of Chester Co, Pa.
MAI.LALlEU- WARNER.---On Wednes-
day morning, February 18th, ut the resi-
dence 0i the brides parents, in Trappe. ! al
Joseph Mallalieu, of Millington, Md. and
Sallie Massey, daughter Of Rev W. M
Warner. of the Wilmington Conference.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Yesterdays News.
Tug paEACHER'W MEETING.
A hRort Sessien-1epsrt from Nes
Castle. n omes Provided.

A ssort Sessiem-Repsrt from Aew
Castle. -Asesmes Provided.
The Methodist Preachers held their
regular Monday nesting this morning
al 81. paups NJ. X. Church, Rev. j. b.
NAM, presiding. The devotional -xer.
cis-s were conducted by the President.
Al there was 10 miscellaneous busi-
ness or committees prepared to report,
the question Of the day, "What Con.
stit1t.s a Good Minister ?" was taken
up. Rev. J. II. Caldwell, d. D., made
a tew practical remarks on the question,
and was followed by Rev. J. l.. Hous-
ton. when on motion the question was
laid on the table.
Re7. George K. Bristor being present,
ana requested to report from New Cas-
tie, said they had put II 100 repairs on
the church, and had a grand re-open'
ing yesterday, raising the Who'll,
amount. lie also reported that homes
had been provided tor the preachers dur.
ing the Conference they would I've fed
with chickens and shad, aud that al
denominations had responded, and thai
some or 10 Of the preachers would b'
entertained by Catholic friends.
The meeting was dismissed with th'
h-nrdiction hy Rev. Geo. X. Bri,tor.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Ned leary A WaIkfsi.

Ned !.eary il his great feat ct walk
ing fifty houlo without rest commencing
Thursday evening next at S, o'clock,
AMI -nding saturday night at II"
o'clocl: The walk to tax" place
u Joar"h Daniels saloon corner Of
Nxtn aud Market streets, Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
SheriH'H Sale.

At Sheriif's sale on Saturday at z
o'clock. p. NJ. Deputy Sheriff Morrison
sold the following properties:
-Four lots of Thomas Y. DeNOrmandie,
situated at Eleventh and Lincoln streets,
were sold for $500 to Joshua Maris, ESQ.,
for the Workingmen Loan Association
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
yncpuS4,ss Ism Atlong Branch, NJ

Thp root of the Ocean House at Long
Branch, N. j., was partly destroyed
Yesterday msr"ing by an incendiary
ire. It waa found that h4Itdu had
he. ~ showed up under th" roof, covered
with a mattress, and then fired. Another
fire was started in water c'o'n:, Out
II went Out.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Finger Torn

ON saturday morning, while Bessie
Bridgeman was working at one of the
cartridge machines in Rodney factory,
on Front street, near Adams, the fore
finger Of her left hand got caught and
was torn from her hand. The wound
was dressed by Doctor Grimshaw, at
her residence in Pleasant street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

The dividend Of the Philadelphia and
Wilmington turnpike company, Is only
40 cents per share the past year
Many cases OF Rheumatism which
nsye resisted the skill ofthe profession
aave promptly yielded to that wonder
luI remedy, Keller'a Roman Iinment.
During the consideration of the Sun
Jry Ciyi! bill in the SrHat on Satur
day night, on motion of Mr.. Bayard AZ
amendment was adopted appropflating
SIS, 900 for site and erection OF Post
Office buildings at New Castle Del.
The street committee advertise to re-
ceive proposals up to me 9th inst, for
the grading Of the quarry lot, " lying
between Pine aud Spruce aud Tenth
and Eleventh streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Oysters.

The sloop Golden Feather Capt
Frisby, arrived at the oyster wharf II
this city yesterday afternoon, with
cargo OF oysters.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

WY ANTED.-One salesman for each State.
w Salary S75 to 500 per month and en-
pen-cs. references required.
La BELLE MFG. Co., Chicago.
mchl 2Btd.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
All local securities bought and sold.

Philadei phia, New York and San Francisco
stocks aud bonds bought and sold and
carried on margin.
Telegraphic quotations received constantly
and furnished. Trade dollars bought.
LOCAL STOCkS AND BONls.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

n1SSOLU1lONO OF OFCOPAkTNERSHIP
~ The iirm OF Il. n A. Betts Is this day
Dissolved by mutual consent; either partner
can use the firm name In settlement. The
Betts Machine Company succeeds to the bus.
iness. EDWARE BETS,
mar33t.m mon. we'd .sat ALFRED BELTS.
NUIICE.-rhe Mutual Loan Assoclatlen
IN now offers new stsck for sale. The first
payment may be made any time. Apply to
GEORGEC. MARIS,
Secretary and Treasurer, ----
Office COL Shipley street, Second story.
lu23.lm
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

DUARDERS WANTED.--Two men and
II their wives can he accommodated with
good front rooms at the North West corner ol
ScynntI and Jefferson street. Also two single
gentlemen hlaI"-l"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

LNOR RENT.--A good dairy farm of about
T. ~ acres in Brandywine Hundred, six
miles from Wilmington. Inquire Of
JOHN W. DAY,
marl.3td-2tw. Talleyville.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Nil,s.

Sixty.two shares Of the Wilmington
and Northern Railroad stock will bs
sold tomorrow, at public auction, in
Philadelphia, by Messrs. Ellis 4 Jen-
nings, Auctioneers.
Tn. session of Central Presbyterian
Church have set tomorrow rs special
day OF prayer for the church. The
evening services this week will COM
mence tomorrow evening, continuing
until Friday evening.
Mr.. John Biggs, son OF ex-Congress-
man Biggs, will soon commence the
study of law in this city.
Coroner B1tz held al inquest over
the remains OF John c. Clark, a 3 year
old son OF John Clark, on Claymont
street. A verdict Of death from i'm
proper treatment was rendered.
Yesterday the Forty Hours Devotion
commenced in 81. Peter's Pro-Cathe-
dral, Sixth and West streets, and will
close on Tuesday evening.
J. X. Taylor lectured on Habit" on
Saturday evening, before the Young
Mems Free Library Association, at 9th
and Pine streets.
Attention is called to the statement
of County Treasurer Herbert, Published
in another column, which shows the
condition Of the county finances.
The Maltese cat that has been caus'
ing the trouble in Madison street, has
escaped and found new Lome. No"
let Us have peace.
Eight persons arose TO their feet do
noting their desire to become christians
last evening at the Delaware Avenu'
Baptist Church.
i Thomas Drein is negotiating for The
erection of a cottage at Rehoboth.
The snow began to fall fast last night
} i'll this city between ten and clever
o clock and kept on falling until T. wa'
four inches deep.
1t would be well il the street conmis
sioner would look at the condition o
the sidewalk on the west side of Marke
) street. above Second. II needs repair
ing.
Last evening near the old Unior
Church child's gold chain and loeket
the gilt OF friend, since deceased, wa
lost. See advertisement.
The Water Witch engine house /
draped in mourning for one of thei
members.
The Christy Senate held a meeting il
their chamber No. > East Second street
on Saturday evening, Vice Presiden
Blake in the chair, 10 business of i'm
portance was transacted.
We are creditably informed that thu
Jackson a. Sharp Co., of this city, re
ceived a contract last week, from tn
Long Island Rail Road Company, t
build R. K. cars, amounting to abou
$ljO,00O.
Mossrs. Foulk and Quay are making
great Improvements IN the Odd Eel
lows Hall, their mechanical iIgenuit
and artistic skill are receiving grra
praise.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

VXvANT ED.--A man to clerk IN a vail pa
w per store. References required.
Apply at ROSIN 4 BROS.
marl-tC 40 w. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Elliott. Johnson & Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
WILMINGTON, DEL.

We have on hand s35.O0O ,Or good hrs: mort
cages In sums OF $500 10 $DoO.
r. 4. Government Bunis bought and sold
or exchanged at current rates
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

LNDR ENT.-House No. 302 Walnut street.
A. Applyt G. II. Robi ette,
mari ltd. No. 4 East Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

WY TANTED.-A cOlored woman 10 20 to the
w country, Or employment would be given
to a man and wife. Reference required.
5. A. BAILEY,
fcbl4.ti Falkland, Del.
LTANTED.-An American girl, one that
w can cook and do general house work.
Apply at 400 POplar street mar3.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
WAN TED.

AHyANTED.-Ap purchaser for the fixtures
w OF the grocery store, consisting OF shely-
ing. meat rack, bins. &c., at the ;. f. corner
oi Eleventh aud Jrange streets Apply to
G. FIPl'S X SON,
iebg2u Cor. Sixth and Walnut Sta.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

NollCE.-All persons are forbidden to
~ trust any one on our account with.
out written order from US. GEORGE W.
VERNON d SONS. inll.u
DIlCE-NEW SERlES.-5O0 shares OF
~ Second Series stock of the Equitable
Loan ssociation are now offered for sale at
81 per share. Apply to
ID. T. HAWKINS, Secretary,
lebZi IL No. +04 Market street
NoTlCE:-Persons having lett pictures
IN with F.. McMonaxle. at the corner of
Third and King stress, are requested TO cali
ior the same Immediately, or they will be sold
at public sale on Friday, the 2sth inst
feb254t
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

LNOR RENT-Housc on West street, be-
II tween 18th n lith street, with all mod
ern Improvements. Ipquire Of M. l.. Lichtsn
stein. 226 Market street. Inarl.lmd
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

LNOR RENT Store and Dwelling N. W
Il Corner ol 9th and Madison street. In
lulrc of Mathew Melowney, No. 81 West
Third street mari Aids