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NibiStnos.

49,
YFFIUE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL
Insurance COMPANY. NEW YORK, JAN "a, 1879.
THE TRUSTEES IN CONFORMITY TO TnB OMAR.
TER or THR COMPANY, SUBMIT THE FOLLOW.
mo STATEMENT OF ITS AFFAIRS ON THE 9lsr
DECEMBER, 1875
Premiums received on Marine Risks from -
81 January. 1879 TO 3ls Drccmbcr 1874 bOD03O9 II
Premium. on Policies not marked OF LIST .a- ~,
January lbISs.. lNhNobf 20
Total amount Of Marine Premiums. - s5soOe 81
No Policies have been issued upon Lifo
Risks, por upon Fire disconnected with
1s7s To al !. DScpner' ISIS ..'.. o04 %
Loses paid during the same -,,
Returns Of Preni.
pms " '''i... 90. .sssoooo 81
The COMPANY has the following Assets vi1i
United statoa and state Of New York Stock. . 800. -
Loans 1'carcd by sucks and otherwise. 10 200 %
Real Estate aud claims due The Company, IN
Premium Notes ana Biis Reoeyabe....'. i.52e2,9 4
Cash IN BANK '' @'' "
Total amount Of Assets Recommendations 10
Six pcr cent interest on the outstanding certificates Of
profits will he paid holders thereof their legal
representatives and after Tuesday, the Fourth OF Feb
ruary next
The outstanding certificates OF the issue OF 1875 will he
redeemed aud paid 10 the holders thereof or their legal
representatives. and AFTER Tuesday the Fourth Of Feb
ruary next from which date all interest thereon will
The certificates be produced at the time Of pay
ment and cancelled.
dividend Of Thirty per cent is declared on the net
earned premiums OF the Company. for the year ending
3is December 1873 for which certificates will be issued
on and after Tuesday. the Sixth Of May next
By order Of the Board. J. H. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
j. II JONES HORACE GRAY
CHARLES DENNIS. EDMUND ". CoRLTEs.
W. II H. MOORE. JOHN ELLIOTT.
LEWIS CURTIS. ALEXANDER v BLAKE,
CHARLES n. RUSSELL, ROBT u MlNTuRN
JAMES Low, CHARLES II. MARSHALL.
DAVID LANE. GEORGE W. LANE.
GORDON W BURNuAM. ROBERT L. STUART.
FRANCIS sKIDDY, JAMES O DE FOREST.
WIN SrURGIs FREDERICK CHAUNCEY
ADOLPH LEMOYNB CHARLES D. LEyERICH,
JOSIAH o. Low. WILLIAM BRYCE,
WILLIAM Il. DODGE, WILLIAM H. FOGG,
ROYAL PHELPS. PETER " KING,
THOMAS y YoUNGs THOMAS B CODDGNGTON
@. A. HAND, HORACE X THURBER,
JOHN u HEWLETT, A A. RAVEN,
WILLIAM II WEBB WILLIAM DEGROOT
CHARLES T.. BURDRrT BENJAMIN II FIELD.
J. u JONES President
CHARLES DENNIS. vice.Prcddent
W II. H. MOORE, ~ vice-Prcst
A. A. RAVEN, 81 Vice Prcst
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Nusital snsirumtnts.

Gusital Instruments
A FEW sECON D-HAND Weber pianos at very
n great bargains, some OF them used hu very short
uut 10y our best musicians, ami really almost good
new iuiy warranted IN every respect Please call AZ
ue WEBER warcronuls 5th AZ. ami ldth 81
RAKGAINs.-Panoss $50. new ., uctavos sf5l;
- uptsht', slpo, fi11 rents a.. ORGANS $50 s35. II
stops. So1 GORDON 4 son. 1I hast l4th It.
ENTK AoHDINARI OFFER FOR JAN.
- AK splendid Orsans - So. sets reed. So
30 40 do, go. .octaVe all rose wooi Panos siJp
- 10 Sifl an round corners do Si7i cash. S2ncash
an - monthly wl buy new Pianos. warranted: Music
nnu pTitr. HORACE WATERS SpNS. a. East iIth IT,
| AD1 Will sacrifice siOl piano Tor less than su5,
l. stool. cover ltj ~ aN. near l2th IT.
MAGNIFICENT 7.o,tave Rosewood pianof5rte
NA 50 "a octave upright ant S.iuway si2i
dokDuNS. liT Hcetkor It.
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Zeal g STATE.

NAIJABLI OK ANGICOUNTY,N Sew York
farm, CONTAINING l1l arrrs three miles Lilo
tow %, win good building, ad orchard ilr sale Crtp
u lIIALIIA. lN-l--uuL Va
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no PIIILADELPmIN

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD.EsTABL1snED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
HtfwfIN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THRuuGu TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEFprS Is PM ADELplIA,
TWO ~ NhN AOkk
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'ounLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQuiR
MENT. AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIFI ABsOLIrE SAEEIY
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ERANKLIN ANCrIC srARCm

- N ;, 'N' ~ ~ ~ LIZ Jlll hN and lNth
IHlN NldaA FLAMING, AZ p O'Clock Jan 24
, q MELVILLE hROWN. Esq
M ,utuNer lecture On Franklin Arcue Searches 90
Illustrated 10y sicreupuc Vows '''
Proceeds IN aid of the FRANKLIN Arctic ssarch ,,r,,
new m the Atcuc regions N' F"''
rlrkfIS 20 CENTS
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gtttur,s.

CoOrfH UNION tree saturday ntht lecture.
~ l.. iir people, M ne great man, ats T. Snturia,
yln = ing lecture Viii lr delivered hN Prot X WItt
u44e VI D., OF the University az Ncuuunt sumr,t-
Ia" pt'uncu"n Of Animal Force illustrated TICK
's'Hh lc na3 sraus az the ctlce fi. tonrr Iuion
and at u Van Nosrand's bookstore ~ Murrav II '''
AbRAM >. HEWITT
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h.Nl WEST 18TH ST.-Rcspertahe Young eln
DO l"i general houseMotk IN a private tulhln 40 Two
to ihtce persons, good reference. willing ana tb,nr
wages NOT sn mach an object As Eolt home
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Circulation of The Weekly Sun
ADVrKTIsIN0 EATrs.

Ia, ~ same period Ia,aIs.sss' vc,A} Averages
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
Senator RaYarA In ed.

Senator Bayard, of Delaware, was in
New York las. Wednesday and fell in
to the hands of Herald interviewer.
Mr.. Bayard is represented as express
ing the opinion that the extra session
of Congress will be short, and that
consequently nothing but essential
measures will be considered-the two
appropriation bills, the repeal of the
test oath of 1862, the enactment of a
law providing for impartial juries, an
amendment to the present law which
permits the presence of armed forces at
elections to keep the peace, and the re-
peal of those sections of the Revised
Statues which provide for the appoint
ment Of federal officials as supervisors
of election in the several States, and
Of COUNTLESS deputy marsha's with un
limited power of arrest, with or with
out process. even while the election is
proceeding, and their own immunity
from arrest by State authority, no mat
ter how arbitrary or outrageous their
misconduct. Mr.. Bayard expressed
confidence that President Hayes would
no refuse his approval of these reforms.
Mr.. Bayard further expressed the opin-
ioH that the democratic Senators and
Representatives are to man firmly
united in respect to the righteousness
and necessity of the measures above
indicated.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14

On motion Of Mr.. Cochran the Senate
bill for holding additional terms of court
for New Castle county was taken ny
but as Mr.. Houston had an amendment
to offer 1t was referred back to the com
mittee.
An act to change the course Of road
in Kent county was passed.
Mr.. Cochran read the Senate bill in
regard to the recording OF deeds and
read the first tiue.
The acts, to increase the amount to
be raised in district 81 Sussex county,
was read a scond time.
Mr.. Dean called up for third read
ing the fertilizer bill but withdrew it
upon an amendment which Mr. Como
way introduced. 100 copies of the
were ordered to be printed.
Adjourned at 4 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
RObbing q NJ iser.

Fort Wayne dispatch to the Chicago Inter
Ocean.
One of the boldest robberies ever
perpetrated took place in this city re-
Gently. The police withheld the infor.
nation until now. Two young strangers
called at the residence of Gedhardt
Bullager and told his wife they had
come to pay fifteen cents owing to her
husband for draying, but they wanted
her to write receipt. While doing so
one of them threw her OH the floor and
held sponge saturated with chloro-
form to her nose. When she recov-
cred she found that an old chest con.
tanning 81, 600 in gold had been broken
open and every cent taken. Bullager
and his wife have for years been known
as perfect misers, boarding up their
gold in preference to depositing it in
banks, for fear Of loss. They are al
most crazy over their loss. Bullager is
drayman and scavenger, worth $780,
600 in real estate.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
The Cameron-Oliyer Suit.

The suit OF the Widow Oliver against
ex Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania,
for $50, 900 for alleged breach of prom
ise, was on the calendar for trial in the
Criminal Court at Washington yester-
day, but did not come up, there being
several cases ahead of it. One of the
widows counsel asked the Court to set
day for trial, but the Court refused,
saying it would come up in the regular
order. The venerable defendant was
present at the opening of the Court,
but he and all, or nes 'ly all, of the
witnesses left when it was found that
the case was not likely to be reached.
The widow, however, with a female
friend, who seemed to be busy taking
not es, remained until the afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
Marine Dis asterS.

The "Cape Ann Advertiser" OF
Gloucester, Mass, this morning pub
fishes a two-column article in regard to
the missing fishing vessels. Thirteen
vessels ara supposed to have gone down
in the February storms, carrying with
them 143 men, and causing So widows
and 1877 orphans. The total capacity
of the vessels lost is 1858 tons, and
their value $50, 900.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
Special Mention.

Counter and stors-fxtures for sale,
at J. Halls, Jr., 507 Market street, also
his entire stock of boots and shoes at
and below cost. Bargains ssn be had
there, as he is selling of to close bust.
ness.
Ferd. Carson, Merchant Tailor, 23a
Market street, Wilmington, Del, has
just laid in fine and much larger
stock of cloths and suitings than any
he has previously kept, and anticipate
large business this Spring, and in.
vites all to give him call, whether
you wish to buy or not.
For good beef go to the Delaware
market, King street, betweeen 5th and
9th, where you can be accommodated
with all kinds of fresh and salt meats
at the lowest market prices, every day
and evening in the week. Nothing but
the best beef, mutton, veal, pork and
sausage Is hept in this market house.
Ifyou want anything in the boot or
shoe line, 60 to Bingham's, $40 Market
street. Good goods for little money.
Just received an invoice of Light
Navy, good chewing, at the Grea. TO.
bacco Mart, 4th and Shipley Streets
Only As cts. per pound. Whew how
cheap.
have a lot of excellent -four that
will close out this week at $500 per
barrel, regardless of the advance, te-
fore removing to 3Os W. Front street,
where hope to receive the favors of
my present patrons and friends. Ezra
Fell, lis 4. 4th street.
F. McMonagle, dealer in pictures,
picture frames, &c., will continue the
business at his old stand, N. W. corner
Third and King streets.
Now is the time to get boots cheap,
at Bingham's, $40 Market street.
Tetlow's Blanc Illusion, for whiten-
ing the skin, sold by Taylor Il Fuller
ton, 302 King street.
DR.. Hower's 10 cent Cough Remedy
never fails to cure a cough or cold. For
sale by McInall, I'd and Market streets.
w. II. Short & Co., 3O5 King street,
have on hand first. class article of roll
butter, which they are selling at rea-
sonable prices. Buyers give US call
before purchasing elsewhere.
All the popular hair dyes, colorings
and dressings, are for sale by J. R.
Hartman, Druggist, corner of 9Th and
Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
POLICE COURT.
Keeping Tn registered Dogs. Drunk
And DisOrderIy-Inter with
A Police Officer.

A Police Officer.
A mau named Jack was arraipne,
before the Mayor last evening on tn,
charge Of keeping an unregistered dog
John Hunt, testified to seeing the do,
in Mr.. Jacks stables OIL three different
occasione. From the evidence given il
appears that the man was not the own.
er Of the dog but man named Mill.
gan, who resides in the country was
the owner.
Mr.. Milligan testified to the dog be-
longing to him, but as he was living
in the country he had no home for the
dog.
The Mayor simply ordered the pris-
oner to pay the fine and cost in the
case for harboring the dog.
Thomas Sanders and Benjamin Marsh
two colored lads, were charged with
fighting yesterday morning at the cor
ner of Eleventh and West streets. The
boys claimed they had been stoned by
other boys and that there was no quar-
rel. Marsh was identified by one of
the witnesses as being one of the party
engaged in the quarrel, and was fined
81 and cost. Thomas Sanders was dis
missed, there being no evidence to con-
vict.
Jno. Smyth was next brought in
charged with fighting with the above
prisoners, hut the evidence showed he
was attacked first and was he dischary
ed.
Lewis Williams and James Hansley
were arrested yesterday by Sergeant
Jones at Eighth and Church streets, for
being drunk and disorderly. At the
hearing Lewis Williams was fined 81
and cost and Hansley was fined 81 and
cost.
THIS MORNINGS CASES.
The first case tried this morning was
Jonas Williams for being drunk and
disorderly on the streets. The priso-
ner was fined 81 and cost.
The next case called was Charles
Horner, arrested last evening. The Of
fcer went to the prisoners cell and re-
turning without his man stated that he
was not in fit condition to be tried.
Mayor Almond Immediately said,
If he is not fit for trial it is some
body's fault around this establish
ment.
Thomas Fitzgerald the next prison.
er arrested for being drunk, said he had
been drinking "a little cherry .wine."
He was fined SO cents and cost.
Mary Walker for interfering with a po
lire officer in the discharge of his duty,
was ordered to pay the fine and cost in
the case.
Emory Dixon was next tried on
charge of violating the city ordinance
by keeping an unregistered dog. From
The evidence given it was shown that
the prisoner had given his wife the
money to pay for the registering of the
dog. Instead of paying the money for
the registering of the dog, his wife takes
tag from off of another dogs neck,
thereby causing her husband to think
it was the tag, which he had given his
wife the money to pay for.
His Honor dismissed the case and
required Dixon to register the dog at
once.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
KinsIey still Walking.

This morning at 10 o'clock William
Kinsley who is walking one hundred
hours without rest at Daniels Saloon,
Sixth and Market streets, has put in
6S hours. He complains very much Of
pains in the knees and ankles, and also
of the closeness of the room. He hopes
however, to succeed in the task which he
has undertaken.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
Something New.

The Apollo Range is latest improved
six hole range, and is first class in
every respect. 1t is the only range in
the market that has the Patent Duplex
Crate. a valuibIe invention for remov-
ing ashes, slate and clinkers instantly
and completely with one motion, with
out disturbing the fire or making
dust, as the Range is entirely closed
during the operation. Call and see it
at H. +. Pickles, 7 and 0 Il. 4th,
street, to examine and cc.apare prices,
whether you wish to purchase or not.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
Fine OIL Painting.

The fine oil painting which was pre-
sented to ons of the Teachers of tie
afternoon Sunday School, of the Union
NJ. L. church, last evening, can be
seen in the window of Mr.. b. c. Blark,
No. 4O7 Market street, for few days.
II is from the artistic hand of Mr.. Geo.
Boulden, No. Gil Jefferson street, a
of tho class. The picture re-
itself, and is highly compli-
mentary to the young and enterprising
artist,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
Bavard Taylor's Remains.

The remains of Bayard Taylor arriv-
ed in New York yesterday afternoon,
and, after appropriate ceremonies, were
laid in state at the City Hall during
the night. They will leave New York
to day at l o'clock p. NJ, for Cedar
croft, the home of deceased, near Kenl
nett Square, whence the interment will
take place at Longwood Cemetery, af-
noon TO- morrow.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
Lost.

Last night, in going from Walnut
and Spring streets to Poplar and Rob
inson streets, the centre portion of a
flute, about six inches in length. The
finder will please leave the same at
Banners cigar store, Third and Poplar
streets, and receive the thanks OF the
owner.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
For the REPUBLICAN,.
That Serenade,

MEssRs. EDlroRs.-In looking over
your paper of the 18th, inst. | see a
netice of a serenade that took place at
East 9Th street, and that the groom
was nowhere to bs found. Now Mr..
Editors, the fact of the matter is that
the Big Groom, Mr.. w. 3. N, invited
body of young men, known as the Nc
Cabe Senate, to serenade himself and
wife, and they did so, and as have
bald the Big Groom was too thin to max 9
his appearance.
ONE THAT WAS INVITED.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
SIlall.

A splendid lot of shad, herring, rock.
pike. an cat fish can be found at the
stalltf Powell in the Third Street mar.
ket. Give HIM call, and get some
thing nice.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
Selling Ont.

The stock remaining in the store Of
Cheap John, No. East Fourth street,
will be sold at public sale tomorrow.
See adv.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
The True Way to anvigOrate.

The true way to invig0rate feeble system
is to intuse activity into the operations of the
stomach, that wondr0us alembic In which tho
TODD Is transmitted into the constituents OF
blood, the chief element of our vitality. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, because 1t accom-
plisbes this end, is greatly to be preferred to
many 50 called t0nics useful indeed as appe-
Tiers, but imperative as aids to digestion and
assimilation. This sterling cordial, while It
invigoratss the stomach, healthiully stimu-
iates the liver, bowels, and kidneys, ensuring
the escape through the regular channels Of ef-
fete and useless matter thrown off by the sys-
TEN, which is thus purified as we'll as invigo-
rated by 1t. Its tonic influence is soon made
manifest by an increase OF vital energy and .
more active and regular DISCHARGE OF every
physical functi IN, and it has the further effect
Of rendering the system unassailable by mala-
rial epidemics
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
SECOND EDITION,
state Of the yhePA0meter.
Ar TIE REPUBLICAN oFpIcR March 3
7 o'clock. 10 O'Clock. u o'closs
32o 300 800
The Weather.

War Department, Office of tie Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, 3. c.,
March IA, A. M.
Indications for Friday-For the Mid
die States. warm south to west winds
and partly cloudy weather during the
day, followed during the night by de-
cidedly colder weather, rain or snow,
and rising barometer, with northerly
to westerly winds.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14

John Mussel was fatally stabbed by
his brother, Thom"7, IN quarrel, At
Merrickvi l., Ont, yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14

PUs1lo SALE
The subscriber will sell at public sale, On
the premises now occupied by W. p. ~
Naylor, on Union st between Del
aware and Pennsylvania Avenues, 49,
ON SATURDAY, March 18th, 1879,
vt II o'clock, m, sharp,
The following stock and farming utensils;
three horses, one young Texas mare, with
toal; four cows, 2 being Alderney and Dur
ham with cali by her side; three yearlipg
heifers, four pigs l berkshire SOW; German
town carriage, with pole and shafts one dear
born. hay bed. 8 carts, wagons, set light
double harness, set wagon harness, set OF
dearborn harness, sets cart gears, set piOw
harness, set lead gears, 2plows, one cultiva-
tors. l twin harrow, Telegraph feed cutter, 1
horse trough. lot of chickens, and many other
articles not mentioned.
CONDITIONS or SALE.-All sums Of
$25 and under cash, over that amount credit
Of months will be given. by purchaser Civ
ing bankable note with an approved ind0r-
ser; interest added, or 8 per cent. OH for cash
If settled on day of sale.
VIM. W. STAPLER,
WIN. =. NAYLOR.
L. W. Stidham Il Son, Auctioneers.
feb 27 3tW
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14

DUBLIC SALE.
Will he sold at public sale at
NO. els JEFFERSON STREET,
ON TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH Is,
at $50 o'clock,
As follows: All kinds of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, such as Walnut Ca ,mber
Suit.1 crimson Terry Parlor Suit Brussels and
Ingram Carpets, Tables, Chairs, Beis and
Bidding, Hair Mattresses, China, Glass and
Queensware, Stove, and many otner articles
not here enumerated.
mhl3-4t, STInHAM Il SON, Auct'rs.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14

ID DHEUMATISM.-I his dreadful tOrment
IL the doctors tell us, is in the blood, and,
knowing this to be true, we advise every suf-
lerer to try bottle of Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy. 1t ia taken internally and will post
tiuely cure the w0rsf case In the shortest time.
Sold BY every druggist in Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
stables OF X. M. Gibson, in French Street. he
tween Front and Second, Wilmington, DEL,
ON SATURDAY. MARCH %, 1879,
at 1890 O'Clock,
II head Of we'll selected horses, one ~
pair Oi mules, all young, OF good size, AS
and good workers and drivers. The horses
will be ut the stables from Monday mo. ming
until day Of sale, for inspection.
A credit Of 80 days will be given by the pur-
chaser giving bankable note with an ap-
proved endorser. H. L. SHARPLESS.
l.. W. Stidham Son, Auc. mh14-4td-1tw
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
The Hungarian Inu undatiOns.

The inundatiOn of the river Thesis,
which runs through the town of Siege
din, the second commercial town in
Hungary, has been attended with un
expectedly disastrous consequences.
The river has It's source in the Carpa.
THAN mountains, its course is some five
hundred miles in length, it is naviga-
BILE nearly its entire distance, and its
volume in times Of flood is naturally
very great. Ordinary its current is
sluggish, but when the SHOWS in the
Carpathians melt and the ice breaks up,
or when protracted storms, such as
have lately prevailed, arouse from its
apethetic flow, it wears quite another
face, and changes temporarily the
aspect of many parts of the country
which it traverses. In the low lands
rs especially this is the case.
At Szegedin the country is marshy,
and the town has been protected from
overilows hy means OF dykes. The
flood which has borne down upon them
SO heavily during the past few days,
however, overwhelmed them, carrying
away houses, Involving many human
lives and driving $4,000 people from
their homes. Among the buildings
destroyed is mentioned synagogue in
which large number of people had
taken refuge, and thy were buried in
the ruins. The situation, indeed, is
one of terrible importance. The latest
dispatches from the scene represent the
flood az rushing from two sides upon
the town, two thirds of which was sub
merged. The inhabitants have desert
ed the place for tho section known as
New Szegedin, where, and in Pesth and
at intervening places, temporary pro-
vision will be made for them.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14

Robert W. Hayden was shot dead by
M. W. Barber, his brother.in. law, in
an encounter near Holtsburg, N. c.,
yesterday. They had been at enmity
for some time.
eb cents for very fine, plain, heavy glass
tea sett, a pieces) 2l7 King street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14
left. Davis Glorious Character.

While the Southern Senators have
been toning down their speeches On the
glorious character of jeff. Davis, the
Southern press, taking their cue from
the speeches in their original glow,
have been seconding them with editor
ial eulogies equally as rhapsodical and
lsthal. They talk about the "holy
cause of the SOUTH about the ignomi-
nv of "suing for pardon in the bonds
mans key" and declare that Davis
committed no crime" and has no bur-
den OH his conscience. This is valuable
testimony in showing, with the same
startling effect as the speeches showed
it, that the South is the same to-day as
it always was; that it believes seces
sion was "holy cause" and that the
principles which it represented are as
sacred and as much worth fighting for
now as they ever were. This is the
revelation which makes the North
"stalwart' and solid in self-defence.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-14

VIyANTEB.-Ago good white woman for gen
w eral housework, at 400 Poplar Street.
mh14-3t
XIyANTED.-A married man wants p Sit
w uati0n by April l, either In Grist or
Merchant Mill: have had 10 years experience
Can give the best OF recommendations. Ad-
dress, MILLER,
mhl4 Box 10S, COatesville, Pa
WANTED. Authors MSS. Immediately
w placed If available to any publisher.
respOndence Invited. ATHEN EUM
BUREAU OF LITERATURE, e7 Park Row
New York. mhl46t
NOR RENT.-A five roomed house (pew
T. brick), 81 per month, boarded out. Suit
able for IN elderly couple, " tn no small chill
dren. Inquire of J. A. BOND & CO.,
mhl44tN Sixth and Shipley streets.