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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
THE NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY
tbuildinRs on this place were injured.

buildings on this place were injured.
Richard Mccall q ace-Sugar-ho,1se chin.
ney down and probably other damage. The
crop OF this place has for several Years nast
been ground by Mccall Bros.
MeCa1l Bros.-Saw mill and brick shed on
'front.' place demolished. No information con
corning other damage.
Df. Legare's-Steam chimney, parts OF
boiler chimney and boiler shed. half of the
ROOF Of the corn crib, the blacksmith shop and
the gearing house down.
Smoke Bel. The only information we have
ls relative to the destruction OF Arcenealx g
warehouse and a couple of flatboats belong
ing 10 the same gentleman. Mr.. ArcenealK
had finger crushed by falling timbers.
FROM Bayou Lafourche we have obtained
the following:
Lemann's Rtdrigue pIace-Half Of cane
shed, half Of one purgery, old sugar-house
used az d barn blown down
Lemann IL Lums Palo Alto-Half OF sugar
house chimney, one steam chimney or evapo-
ratcr and part OF hay barn down.
St. Emma Stable back Of sugar-hOuse and
one story Of brick stable on front OF place
entirely down, balance OF brick stable dam
aged.
Martin Oursos-Stable and barn blown all
to pieces; public school-house moved from
its foundation.
Francis Gomez, Jr.-Sugar- house partially
unroofed; buggy-house smashed.
Macedonian Church moved off It's founda-
ton a distance OF eight feet.
Below DOnalds0nvtlle. on the river, the
storm seems to have been less violent and the
damage was not SO great rs on the bayou and
up the river. We have particulars from the
Cotield place only, where part OF q gable end
were blown down and the hay barn tlattened
out. The middle portion of Mr.. Cofied's resi-
dence was crushed in, and several Of the In
mates had narrow escape from injury.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
SOME CURRENT ENGLISH WIT.
from Punch,

/ from Punch.l
| Two DISTINCT CLASSES. aristocrac,
and the AIRY at0cracy.
| Doors Eight o'clock, sirl' Voice from
confound your
CHEER1NG-First artist ION pedestrian
| tour: Gan you tell me which Is the best I'M
| Id Baconhurst2" Rustic (bewildered)
Dunno" Second artist tired: "But we cal
get beds there suppose? Where do travel
ers generally go2' Rus ic: go to the Uniol
FACr.-Admiring Friend" What! another
picture? Why, that's the second you've lin.
ished this week!' Pictor-"The third, my
boy,-the third" Admitting Friend wishing
to be pleasant -"Ah, wonderful! That's
your pictures. They may be bad, always
out 4"
A SEASONED VEssEI.-The Squire (engag
ing new hutler)-"Well, dare say you'll do
But look here, Richards, may as well war;
servants, and when do | let 'em haveit hoi
make use OF pretty strong language, you
know New Butler with quiet dignity
have been accustomed to that, sir, from my
Lord Bishop
From Judy.l
For THE GREAT UNACTED-A good title
for an original play-"Fhe New Boot" 1t
would be sure to draw!
JUST THE SAME, OR BETTER. w. English
Tourist-"Have you got Angus tlra here p
Scotch Innkeeper-"No but Angus Melon
aid comes in about this time for his bit
dram"
COOP ORDER Seedy Gentleman with
extreme Misunderstanding, my love, I'll
take a glass Of bitters, il you have no objec-
ton, and clean pipe AID to-day's paper, g.
box OF matches, ii you've got 'em handy, and
the change out Of this three-penny bit; and
just look slippery, will you p
Ar THE LAST PICTURE SHow.-Mrs. Van
dyke Brown (estheticl -"Well, you're the last
person ] should have thought Of meeting
here, Mr.. Smith! l thought you hated pic
lures" Smith (prosaicl-"So / do; detest
EN-. Must do EN-, though-subiect for con-
versation. Hate music, too-must do opera,
though; same reason"
M5M|M [Fun.l =.=.
Nor TO BE CAUGHT isitor-"Well, Cap
tain, how many fish have you caught?" Tar
(whO has fished for hours without SUGGEST
Dunno. hewitt counted em YET"
HIGHLAND DROyER. - Perth Station Re
freshment Rooms)-"Can you give her any
dinner? Quick She will hat to catch q
train" Walter-Yes, sir; whatl you haveg'
Il. D.-"Bring her a loaf and q polite O.
whisky.
:, WITH THE CHILL OFF Proprletress of
Bathing MACHINES Going to battle this
morning, sir" vsitor..nNo; I've got such q
cold in my head" 7. Of B. M.-"Never mind
that, sir. Why we've 'ad gents a-bathe with
such colds in their eds they We reg lar froozed
the water, and still 1t done 'em good"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10

Senator Grover, OF Oregon, Is dignified
and stately individual, whose every move
ment seems to indicate It am a United States
Senator" Some time ago he was en- route to
the camp Of the Nez Perces. Pacing up and
down q railway platform, the senatorial mind
desired enlightenment, Or, as the philosopher
puts it, more light, more light" and he thus
addressed, with great dignity, a shock headed
boy:
My son, may ask you how far 1t is to the
camp Of the Nez Perces2'
Yes, Sill" promptly answered the boy, and
then came to full stop.
how far is IT." asked the Senator.
with great gravity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
T-77 --3T 777TT
A Roll Of Honor.

The following Is a list, according to the
Paris Glote, of the celebrated dramatists, ac
tors and musicians who statues will ornament
the new Hotel de Vile:
Beanmarchais Pierre-Augustin-C aron, dit
de,l, 1732-l799.
Havevy Jacques-F Francois Fromental- Ellie
1797-1S62.
Herold Iou.s-Joseph Ferdinand) 1791-1s33
Lekain (Henri-Louis- Cain, dit 172s-177S.
Marivaux pierre de Chamblain deg, 1888
1853.
Moliere Jean Baptiste Pocquelin, dit,),
1922 1878.
Musset louis Alfred. 181O-1s57.
Picard Iouis Benoit), 17O9172S.
Quinault (Philippel, 166O-16ss
kegnard (Jean-Francois), 1655-17O9
Sand lAmantine- Lucile-Aurore Dupine Ba-
rome Dudevant, dite George, 1904 1877.
Scribe (Angustin- Eugene). 1891 1861.
Sedaine tMichel-JeaD), 1719-1797.
Sue (MaIie-Joseph, dit Eugene,), 1sO1-1857.
Ialma Francois-J oseph) 1763-IS26
Voltaire Francois Marie Arouet De- 1904
ITS.
Wehem (Guillaume- Louis Bocquilon, dit,),
17S1-1S42.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
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three beautiful girls Of Macon, Ga, having
met at Catoosa Springs, fell into a pious
strain Tor want Of male companions, and
concluded to pray for the welfare of their
lovers. Inc first to kneel had not gone very
laf alohg 10 her petition when 1t was discov-
cred that they were all engaged to the same
man. Inc religious exercises were terminated
at once.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10

..,, ~ We q new thing-a big thingv' he said
IL m going to get up matrimonial agency II
The scheme is venerable" said a cold-heart-
ed bystander. Not on my plan," was his
proud reply: .'All goods not satisfactory
cheerfully and promptly exchanged" 81 Puck.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10
where the Rule Has Been Enforced
a5... I'm, Y. Sum-

The five hundred dollar bill which Mr.
Hayes contributed to the Casanave hush fund
is probably the first actual cash Investment
In politics which he has made since November
7, 1876. The civil service reform rAle against
assessing office holders has been strictly en-
forced at the White House, If nowhere else.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-10

Joe Cook is at Ticonderoga ciphering out
the reason why the unknowable preponder-
ance OF the luminous ego causes the hetero-
geneous infnity OF the deplorable bioplast to
give way before the laughter OF the soul IT.
sell st Albums Advertiser. .
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Another war Cloud.

According TO the "Moniteur Univer-
SELF the ooolness which has lately
arisen between Germany and Russia
has been partly caused by the discov-
cry Of . carefully prepared plan for the
invasion Of Russia by the German army.
Details Of this plan we're contained In
some private papers lately stolen from
the military attache Of the German En-
bassy at st. Petersburg, Colonel Won
Liegnitz and 1t Is regarded as sig
Ridcant fact that, although many
things Of value must have been within
his reach the thief who purloined the
papers took nothing else. II is also al
legged that in spite OF the representa-
tions Of the German government the
Russian authorities have displayed but
little zeal in endeavoring to trace and
arrest the culprit. In Germany it is
contended, the "Moniteur Universal"
adds, that It is the duty Of all military
attaches to assume that conflict be-
tween their own country and the one
to which they are sent may at any time
arise, and that, Therefore, the fact that
the stolen notes contained number of
observations made apparently in con-
temptation Of a war between the two
empires does not in any way indicate
that Germany at the present moment is
animated by sny hostile feeling toward
Russia. ....,.. .. -... s
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Litigation about Chas. Fechter's
Estate.

The proposed application of Mad.
Roebut Fechter, of Paris, France, for
the revocation Of the letters Of admins
tration now granted to Mrs. Lizzie
Price -Fechtsr, has re, we'd the scandal
Of the dead actors life. Mad. Roebut
Fechter, the widow Of the great actor,
has addressed . letter to the Philadel-
phia "Timss'' under date Of tho Goth
asking what she should do and
what are the laws governing such mat
ters in this country and what are the
family's rights with view to estab-
lishing their claim to Fechter's proper
ty. Mrs. Lizzie Price -Fschtsr on the
other hand is reported to have said
that ''mine Is right and might, and ]
do not recognize the woman In France
who pretsnds TO have any claim upon
my husband. His daughter and my
self tho .oughly understand each other.
Ny poor, dear husband left $4,000
worth Of debts and not ready money
enough to pay the funeral expsnses..-
The farm is mortgaged for $4,000, es.
erything else Is sold except Mr.. f-',i.
tsr's costumes, and they are lsf. II q
condition that wodld barely repay
the freight express from here ia
France" -" ' ,..a ..
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
General Grants Mother.

General Grants mother is living
with her daughter, Mrs. Corbin, in Jer-
sey City. A reporter Of the New York
Graphic, who called on her recently,
found an aged lady, with pale, delicate
features, framed in puffs of silvery
white hair and shaded by dainty cap
Of lace. Mrs. Grant said that she now
has ten grandchildren and one great
grandchild, besides her four children.
Son Ulysses, she told the reporter,
was lust like the other children when
boy, only trife more serious, per
haps. She dossn't know where Ulysses
will reside when he gets home, "but
one thing is certain" exclaimed she,
she'll come right straight to see his
mother" .. ., "
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

A special prayer meeting will be
held this evening at the Church Of the
Covenant. Tomorrow evening q ser
mon will bs prsaohsd by Bishop Mich
olson of Philadelphia. The citizens
are generally invited to attend.
All the popular cough medicines such
as Jayne's Expectorant, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, Bulls Cough Syrup, &C., are
sold by J. R. Hartman, Druggist, 9th
and Poplar.
Cheap excursion rates having been
extended to st. Louis, Kansas City and
Topeka, Kansas, one hundred negroes
left Nashville last night for Kansas,
and more will follow tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Yellow Fever Notcs.

Thirteen cases Of yellow fever and
four deaths were reported IN Memphis
yesterday. Among the sick is Rev.
Father Revelli, Catholic priest. Two
children were stricken with the fever
at Buntyn Station yesterday. It is
understood that the Health authorities
will make determined resistance to
the effort to raise the embargo against
the entry of cotton into Memphis.
Thirty cases Of yellow fever and ten
deaths are officially reported at Morgan
City, La, 10 date. Seven cases and
four deaths are reported at Berwiok's
Bay. An inspector has been sent to
Labsdieville to investigate supposed
cases of fever there.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
.prCnAL NOTICES.
---E IL. nlfaer wine Of Irsn

i. RunkIe's hitter wise 81 Ares
.ors 10 tho stomach. y improy@ ne
yes ss,ts so.yt Y and assi1ts digestion; excitsd the
spps"h !" healthy action, expelling al tne
Eeis " maj c0YltsminAte the blood, cor
J nsnSc sa sSscretions and offend the breath. "
y 10. w. ~ iiver 10 { healthy action and
l1tes 1tshsrs % the nerves imparting that glow
.ss s.IIi I,io that proceeds alots from periecs
llth: :. ,as IN sll walks Of life, testify to the
noosssthis this eYcellent medicine In correct
aes ydsyangoment OF the digestive organs.
w Srnii,e. Sold only in u bottles, or
tns All ior 4. r. Kunkelp and take
pthsr. uo.,
y Kupkel's Worm syrup never fails 70
nv Pin. Seat snd stomach worms. yne
w " can tell whether Or not the patient nas
M THOUSANDS are dying daiiy Win
NJ MI and do mot know 1t. Eits. spasms,
M ma choking and snffocation, sallow com.
& I'M. circles around the eyes, sWeiIng
% main in the stomach, restless ~ nignt,
Sing Of the teeth, picking ct me nose
II S'r Syer. w itching 1t tho seat. headache,
h.,.sth an Inc patient n ows pale and thin,
.,a@ m9nd snd irritation In the anus. All these
nS .n,n. and more, come from worms. f..
p,Unsi SOIs;,s Worm Syrup never fails to re-
thsm. Price 81 per bottle or six for %.
rane sneW Worms write and consult the Doc
ise Ser ali others, buy Of your druggist the
~ svr,,p. and II he has 1t not, send to
y + Knnkel, 26o N. Ninth Street, Phil.
nhia Pa. Advice by mail, free; send
cent stamp. , o.,
Road Company's Bonds due January i,
called "Extensi0n Mortgage LOAF" /"
ipr to dispose of them before they ma
viii viii please propose terms terms Of sale
nj bonds, with the remaining coupons
aop, to the undersigned,
M. HAYES, Treasurer,
sod II Dover, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
ls3e-Hatsl ! Hats-ls7c

Rumford Bros. are still holding forth
at 4O4 Market street, and selling the
fall styles Of hats and caps as fast as
they can be made up. This is the lead
ing house in the State, as regarding
price, qualify, amount Of sales, &c.
Their genial and accommodating man
nsr has to some extent been tbs means
o. attracting and retaining custom, but
the low prices of their goods are the
chief incentives to buy. 1s I
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
FIcs or THE BETHEL LEDGER, }
BETHEL, Conn.,, \
August 25th, 1879. J
Negroes Going West.

An exodus of negroes to Kansas com-
menoed at Nashville, Tenn, On Mon
day, with the prospect of a large en-
igration to the West. One hundred
left on special train via the Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis and Iron
Mountain roads, while 200 were to
leave this (Tuesday) morning, on
special train via Evansville, Hender-
son and Nashville, and st. Louis and
Southeastern lines. Both trains will
take up other crowds along their re-
spective routes. This sudden exodus is
occasioned by the charter by negro
leaders Of excursion trains to St. Louis,
Kansas City and Topeka, at "a, ~ and
%. Ono Thousand negroes saw the
train off on Monday night, crying pray
ing and singing just prevous to its de-
parture. .I..H....... .
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Democratic Caucus.

A caucus was held last evening by
the Democratic members Of Council for
the purpose Of selecting candidate for
the position Of Superintendent Of the
City Hospital. William \. Leo was ae-
cidsd upon on the third ballot. Ills
service during the late election and
his peculiar ability to gather In the
"sick," no doubt weighing heavily IN
his favor. 1t is understood that the
ordinances in regard to the extra po-
lioemen in the Third and Fifth district
were also under consideration, but no
decision was arrived at.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
A GrAat Error.

The idea that medicine must be taken
internally in order to cure, has killed
millions. By absorption, through Dr.
FIarp's Liver and Stomach Pad, the
purest botanic remedies are introduced
into the system, and the finest anti
ssptics, tonics, Alternatives and stimu-
lants Of the vegetable kingdom act
directly on the sluggish organs, and q
cure invariably follows. Office No. 7
East 9th street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
! ron sALEOR RENT.
bKSALE.

bRsALE. as 'St
ku.s No. 1916 Delaware Avenue, with all
rodern improvements.
ynse No. l209 Jefferson streets, with mod
improvements.
Ninth, gas, bath, ctc.
Sses Nos. ilOo, iiso, ls2, l1A and llss
|aat street.
n tvO-story brick houses, Q rooms, Pop.
Ireet bstween II and IL streets.
n houses on Front above Van Huren.
three story brick In South Wilmington.
s.s houses with good out buildings and
erss ofland, near Columbus Inn. Et'si
yuse No, sl3 Chestnut street.
nse No, 628 Jefferson street.
use No, IA Maryland Avenue.
use No, ll28 West Third street
use On Eleventh street below Poplar.
(ery desirable farm Of % acres, ono mile
Hsrc's Corner, on the State Kosd, Y
from Railroad Station, land Of tho best
ty and highly cultivated, with no better
ing sites In the county, A p
FOR RENT. sir
house, No. e04 Spruce street.. ,.... b..
house, No. Sl1 East Fifth street.
house No. 1916 Delaware Avenue.
. Q numbsr Of small houses in difsrsnt
Of the city. a.,s ,,f ssi. D.
LOAN.
% % e .,,S s'oeo-in Sums Of $1,000
sppiy S to W. McOAULLEY 4 CO.;
COS Market street.
SIN Wilmington, De-
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Starving to Death.

A fve-year-old son Of Charles Ester
lund, residing on Plum street, Reading,
was taken to Philadslphia on Monday
in q starving condition. The boy swsl-
lowed an iron star, a small four-prong-
ed iron toy used to "play jacks" with
by children. The boy swallowed the
toy last Tuesday and it lodged in his
throat. Medical assistance in Reading
could afford no relief. The boy could
not eat and he has been kept alive by
forcing little Cruel down his throat
The iron star is to be cut out OF tho
throat in Philadelphia. .u ,.u
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

uSaLS "a FOR PRINTING.-Propo-
tha NY hereby asked for printing 6O0'
eheo, he report of the Superintendent OF
s' cat,ns' Inc manuscript can be seen
IsiVn S' 70 the Secretary Of the board.
IN NoI.h ,a, street, and sealed proposals
cr2I, at I O'Clock.
os., HENRY q. C0NRAD,
" Chairman, Com.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Nervous Exhaustion. J..

compound Oxygen" is especially
valuable where, from any cause, there
exists great physical or nervous ex-
haustion. Our Treatise will tell You
all about 1t. It is mailed free. Address
Drs., Starkey & Pslen, No. lll2 Girard
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
LO SALE OF COWS

iage Green, Delaware County, Pa,
,nrtn 10rtn Of Linwo0d Station on Phila-
wilmington and baltimore X. r., on
|HsDAY, SEPTEMBER 2b, 1879,
r. AT At one o'clock, P. M.
ttesll hesll COWS and SprinKers. fzEx
nma sa,s lot Will be some large N
IoWs from Ohio and Lancaster c,1nfv.
iour months credit.
S ROBERTS 4 TYSON.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
p.v a,r. Fro.t Tor Bishop.

The Breakwater "Light" says that
one Of its subscribers, formerly resident
Of New Jersey, suggests the Rev. VIM.
J. Frost, D. D., III D., rector Of Trinity
P. K. church, this city, as a successor
TO the late Bishop Odenheimer.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
Grant has Arrived,

and the most fashionable place in the
city to ret razored is at Charles Smiths,
No. 8 East Third street. Charley mas
engaged the services Of q first class hand
and solicits call from tbs shaving
public.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
IC SALE

OF
HsTLR COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRlNGEKS,
4 Isoscriber will sell at Public Sale, o
PdS Ford Hotel, Delaware County
OCTOBER .. 1879.
lancaster County Cows and kx:A
s.ock. A credit Of 90 days
ven: No postponement, on account
u; sac 70 commence At 1.3n O'Clock.
"A 10y of York State Ewes and Bulls
|hered at Private Sale on Oct, 8.
|c.,n AMOS W. HOUSE.
|Sudham h Son, Auctioneers.
| 9l7-2td ltw.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
\ Pleasant In..a-n. In Editorial

4 Pleasant Incident IN Editorial
,i s 49,. a.ifo l.s.
Occurred to =. Pearce, tho enterpris-
ing edi..r the Bethel Comm Lied
GER I'D is thus described in his let
H.. WLo wouldn't be fortunate edi3
tor? .-r --i' --.
OFFICE or THE BETHEL LEDGER,1
.. BETHEL, Conn.,, ~
- August 25th, 1879. } )'
MA DAupHis, No. 319 Broadway,
New York City--Dear Sir IL take this
opportunity Of informing you that the
agent of Adams Express Company de-
livered TO me last Saturday morning a
package, which, on breaking the seal,
/ found contained fifty one-hundred
dollar bills, the exact amount CO.., ,00O)
which my ticket, 22,965, drew August
18th, and which obtained by inclos-
ing one dollar by mail. Thanking you,
| remain, Yours sincerely,
JOHN T. PRARCE.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
PUBLIC SALES.
|LIC SALE.

|LlC SALE.
uoscriber will sell at Public Sale on
alses, situated On the >. 4. corner Of
nd French streets, ...N.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1870.
At o'clock, PM,
A corner house containing 10 n
on No. !.
mouse 200 e. Third street, three. story,
ang rooms, bath room, hot and cold
0 lsn all the modern improvements, gas
ous ,one half can remain on No. 2. For
afs see bills, or inquire Of the subscri.
LUDWlCK WALLSHMITT,
stldham & s0n, Auct's. $40 cod II
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

bRSES FOX SALE.--A bay horse five
years old, blocky built, Will weigh llt0
5ound and gentle; also black mare four
old, Napoleon stock, flne style, promises
Ike an extra driver. The above stock
D sold reasonable, mile south Of Ken
quare. asa =. SINCLAIR.
6td.2tw* -
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

III! LINE OF MILLINERY GOODS
ora ,ust oeen laid In by MRS.HAYES,
No. 2lS KING STREET.
iio,.n,d ihs,.modled and fitted up the store n
SO1sea; sSna and great pleasure will r,y
enow ths goods. She offers
AimMED HATS FOR " EACH,
usr AZ goods at the same low rates.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24
DRY GOODS.
79.
W. m. KENNARD E. CO.,
NO. 62l MARKET ST.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Are opening for the present
and approaching season
Large stocks OfCantOn and
WOOlen Flannels, BIan-
kets, White Quilts and
Carpets.
B L A N X EFT S f!

We have now in store seven cases,
containing THREE HUNDRED and
FIFTY PAIRS of WHITE BLANK.
ETS, which We purchased from the
manufacturers three months since,
and, Notwithstanding there has been
q very great advance since then, we
have decided to give our customers
the benefit of this timely purchase,
and will sell them at the same prices
as last year.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

RENT.-Fourth-story Hall with I, 81
ante rooms. JOHN y. HARK-
iu13-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

\ SALE.-Dwelling 222 Jefferson ST.
|hree story brick, eight rooms, hot and
(ater and bath. Price low, terms easy
f2O-2t27 J.T. HEALD.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

R SALE.-A scholarship in one Of the
pest commercial Colleges In Philadel-
viii bc sold at a discount Apply at
estst 9.i9 81
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

SALE.-A Model press with type, ir
mplete order. Inquire Of j. i. JET
l4th and Tatnall ste, 9-22 2t
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

SALE.-Spring Chickens and fowls
resh dressed. At Third Street Market.
N. b. APPLETON.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

b SALE OR kENT.-Three new six
room, two.story brick houses with bath.
bd cold water. Situated on Poplar st.
Eleventh. Very reasonable. Apply to
HARLAN CAUSE, 0.L.
~ Front and 1atnall Sts.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

RsALE "A we'll made Germantown
carriage at q bargain also q Doctors
ke. Will DO sold CHEAP. Apply TO
II. HAMMOND,
D4ti Second and French streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

SALE.-House SO7 E. Eighth street (;
erms made easy. Inquire at 3oS W.
% street. 9.l6 If
Daily Republican., 1879-09-24

I RENT.-Furnished room for rent for
pne or two gentlemen. Apply at 2l2 W.
street, 9.23 ST.