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Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
bitten by u Dog.

A few days ago two dogs were iigl
ing at seventh and Poplar stree
when Mr.. Douahoc the owner Of one
the dogs undertook to separate the
and after h. had succeeded the d
which belonged to Mr.. Fritz, Il nei4
Dor, flew at him and bit him on t
hand. Mr.. ponaho- says that
dreamed that night that he had pJ
oned Tia. dog. Next day h. succeed
in giving it dose OF strychnine, q
during the AFTERNOON the dog ran aruI
the streets acting very strangely, a
a large crowd chasing it, throw
bricks and stones at it, ultl iinq
Mr.. Fritz the owner got il into his "a
wh-r. il died about seven o'clock IN
evening. It will be remembered Il
tiis is III. neiGhborhocd where t
CHI Id was bitten hy mad dog and d
last summer. Mr.. nonaho- is cons
erably worried about the bite on
hand. lie says he dreams about
every night.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
Practical Sermons.

Rev. }. b. Mann is preaching series
of close practical sermons to tn,
members of his charge, which at lras,
seem to be provoking thought on the
part of his people On Sabbath CD. W
he will preach "a plain sermon" on ?
vitality important subject. Those who
do not like 'plain preaching' and
cannot hear the honest truth had bet
ter remain away.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
PUBLIC SALES.
\TARSHAL'S SALE.

IN virtue ofa writ Of yenditioni exponas
issued out of the District Court OF the United
states for the District Of Delaware, at the
ant OF Frank A. Hallaln, OF the city OF PM.
adclphia, Pcnnsylyania, 10 me directed, WI
expose to sale at public auction, ana WV ses'
January 18th. 1872. at II o'clock In the fore.
Noon the steam tug boat flames McFadden.
her boilers. engines, tckel, machinery, APP
parel and furniture, where she now lies, at inc
wharf OF Pusey. Jones y Company, in tho
city of Wilmington, delaware.
HENRY II. McMULLEN.
u. =. Marshal District OF Delaware.
Mar.hai's Once. Dec. 18Th LISTS
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
New Island In the Delaware

An island il being formed in the
aware river opposite the ChrlS"'
extending to Ehg-moor. 1t coIn'n''
as n shoal, hut it has risen now to
N about "A foot Of the. surface OF
water, and grass has h.gvn I" I
upon it. One storm added foot VI
height. 1t will soon show above
water, ana be an island.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10

1t is stated on the streets that a
heavy reduction in the wages of the
hands at III. Diamond State Rolling
Mill has b-en made, and that the
hands OF the mill over Third street
bridge held meeting last evening, and
that meeting OF the hands in til" mill
on this side of the Christiana will b.
held this evrning,t to consider the ques-
ton
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10

Notwithstanding the inclemrncy
the weather last evening, a large an
ence was present in the Sunday sCII'
hall of Grace Church to greet Miss Il
tie Bunnrll til" great readerot super
ability and culture. Miss Bunn-ll v
assisted by a quartette from Philad
phia, comprising Miss Ida Nichols,
prano; Miss Lucy II. Roberts. contra
Mr.. }. 7. Truitt, tenor; Mr.. II.
Chambers, bass. Miss Bnnnrll h
cultivated her great natural gifts a
gracrs, and it was difficult for one
determine in which she most -xcrII'
whether in her selections fall Of wit,
IN pl"r"- full OF pathoS. Should NJ
Bunnell visit thi' city again We
say she will be greeted with II lat
house., and should she come We he
the quartet.e will accompany her.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10

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fellow
Sior
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to the
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where
or the
The
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was OF
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night.
sew
drank
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man 4
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had al
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and a /
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| en-i, a
| up sulii
| form in
| freely
| just VIII
| could II
could b
| WE'LL
was the
| Sheriff
| result \
| carry b
corridor
| the law
| then it
| approad
| word "
| and NE,
| by four
| he was
| THAT HI
| prior TO
| parent
| tn corr
| to talk.
| ma l la
| action q
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| just-d !
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| There
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| the cell
| lie vas
| Of tn. |,
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possible
his h..
Efforts
tue Slle
entity hi;
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Through |
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face was
and his
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most re
oldest r.,
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as to -
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| Execute
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
A Hlrike Adjourned.

The miners at the Brooksidr, Lyk
Valley colliery last week refused I
to work but after considering thu
ter, changed their minds, and
wisely concluded that they va
not stop work when it wa, Offered
this time Of the year. This collier
the largest operated by the p. X Il
& !. Co., and the coal which We II
is sold by G. W. Bush & Son OF
city, is superior to any other for
CRATES, or for light draght-.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
Adiutanl General pOstles.

Governor Cochran has appointed Cap
tain J. Park PoStles ahjutant Grnrr-
al of the State to succeed W. 5. McCaul-
ley, DECREASED. The term Is unlimited.
Captain Po>tlrs. now General, was Cap
tain Of Company A., FIRST Delaware
Regimen during the war, and Is ore OF
our prominent morocco manut ctnr,rs.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10

NOTICE. Those wanting to max
~ Christmas presents can buy the follow.
lowing goods very low, Tor they must be sold
as Ne Undersigned, WIN. II. CHADWICK,
Nos. 207 and ~ W. Fourth street, Is moving
to Atlantic City:
A large assortment Of Patent and other
Lamps and Fixtures. Gas Globes and fixtures,
40 OF Rodgers eel bratcd Pocketknives, IS
gross Of Pipes, 10000 Cigars, 10 doz. Of Chi.
nese Shells, Shoes, Soaps, Periunery aud
Toilet Sets. 800 SILK Nccktics, lot OF Jcwelry.
one good tune rosewood Piano and other must
cal instruments and all the fixtures, and hun
dreds Of other articles. His Museum will be
open to tho public with new curiosites Tor the
holidays. dc23,ti
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
FOURTH EDITION.
MARRIED.,

SHAW-HUKILL.--0 the 9th Inst, at the
home OF the bride, by Rev. John A, Is VIII
son, assisted by Rev Alfred J.. scott, Mr..
Elzy X. shaw and Miss Laura liusill, both
Of this city.
SMITH -MCLANE.--Nn December .tth, Dy
Rev. William Kershaw, Mr.. Frank ~. smith
of Cecil Co. to Miss Floric, daughter OF Al
len Mclane, Of Cherry Hill. ceci Co.. Md
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
DeBnaUd for Gold Interest.

A demand was made on Guy Tr"asn
rrr Vincent. 10y one of our b,nks, 10
day, to pay coupon for interest in
gold. Some othrr Wilmington was IN.
tended, probably Wilmington, North
Carolina. The Treasurer, OF coul 81,
refused to pay III" coupon.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
SIippell on the Ice.

Last evening as DAUGHTER Of John
Crossley was returning from st. Panl's
NJ. +. church, when arriving at Seventh
and WOIlaston streets her foot slipped
and she fell causing severe Injuries.
The young lady VAS conducted to her
home, and this morning it is said that
she is suffering severely from the fall.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10

At The revival srrvic. OF Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, last evening,
tier" was large attendance, and many
of those present evinrrd a disposition
to work in the cause. Their. will be
prayer meeting this afternoon from z
to 3 O'Clock; bible reading by tn" pas.
tor from 3 to 4 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
ORDER.
REHISTER'S OFFICE.

New CASTLE COUNTY, July 10, 1875
Tuou the application OF ,hoS. W. McCrack,
en- Administrator Of Ebenezer EIIason late OF
Red Lion Hundred, in said county, deceased,
It is ordered and directed by the Re.
ulster, that the Administrator aforesaid, give
notice Of the granting OF letters OF Ad-
u,iui>tration upon the Estate Of the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof by
causing advertisements to be po'tcd within
torlv DAYS from the date Of such letters, in six
If the most public places Of the conhty OF
New Castle. requiring all persons having dc
mnpds against the Estate, to present the same.
or abide by an act o. Assembly IN such case
nlude and provided. And also cause the
anne In he inserted within tie same period IN
tie DELAWARE RErubLIcAN, newspaper
,ubljst,r,i in Wilmington, and iobe continued
therein $50 inODtR
t;iven under the hand and Seal Of
lL.s , once o, the Register aforesaid al
I-.>.\ rev Castle in New Castle county
Aforesaid the day and year above "rlNtcn.
$. G. BlGGS, Register.
NOTICE.---All persons having claims
.,ynIl,si the Estate OF the deceased, must pre-
cent the same. duly attcstch 10 tue Admin
i,tr,tor on or before Juy 10Th, 1873, or ABIDE
he Act Of assembly IN such case lnhie ana
pro, idod. THOMAS W. MCCRACkEN
..dircss, Suullnit Bridge. Admhr'
lei
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
IIARPER'S PERIODICALS.

The Annual Volu'es of !lARpER's WEEKLY,
in rca' cloth binding. will be sent by express,
free Of expense providcd the freight does not
exceed one dollar per yolume), Tor 500 each
\ eco plctc Set" comprising ''Twenty-two
Volumes" sent on receipt OF cash at the rate
S5 % per volume, "ircght at expense OF pur-
chaser"
Cloth Gases for each volume. suitable for
hniing, WI lie sent by mail, postpaid, on re-
ceipt Of II 90 each
Remittances should be made by POst-Ofice
Money Order o" Drait, to avoid chance OF loss.
Newspapers are not 10 copy 'h's ahvert,st-
mcnt without the express order OF HARrER X
BROTHERS. ~
Address HARPER N BROS, New York.
nN2S
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
THURSDAY.



TIE l6rH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1872
Al O'Clock, T. m,
Tie following Described Real estate, neing
thu property oi Robinson BrcSon, deceased,
to Wi: All that certain farm ct tract OF lana
/ situated In BrIudSWtuo Hundred, New Gas.
. tie County and SlnIc Of delaware, bounded
and described a. follows:
/ Beginning alta atone. > corner olhtd be-
Iuiriny TO he heirs If Samuel TdIIcy. de.
rra-cd thence north iii,y degrees west three
ucr,hr, and sevrn-tcnrhs to stone IN the
/ side Of .lrhu Iailey's private road. them"
/ with slil road south seventeen degrees, Wn>'
! twcur,-.l A prrc'rs and twO-tenhs 10 tn II !.
| Die ui tie NaAman'S Creek ROad. thence the
next two cusIse. witN the mid lie 0I sdll road
/ SOutn cl-Ity degrees. "a 'urty-sN pcrrhcs,
and south % degrees, east ii lte ches to n
/ store ia lire OF Joseph lcrh MS land. thence
! the mex, two courses with hs Hoe, hprlh -
/ Iryruc- eat 20 pcrch's lud "ight.ienlhs h. a
/ stone, tho forth - dcgr. 6 tHd quarter
! west ~ petChcS |nU siS leiiihS 10 a corner
I Hickory IN line Ui j mes Watson'S land.
/ thence VITA Iii hoe -UutlI 81 degrees. west
| ~ ptrrIes 10 u stone in u line OF the sad
| samuel ralIcy, deceased, heirs thenr" wtll
! their line south - drIrecs, west one hunlrnd
and 70 uerrhcs and nvr-tcuths 10 the place OF
| hcpiuuiuy. containing BY computation q!
! acres and 81 prrchCs OF am with tie appur'
| tcuauurs AttUn lance viii nc gIv'n and
terms made known at the time and place
| aiDr said, hN
| THOMAS +. BEESON' Administrator,
| or hy ms attorney. NM. :. NJ tATLLEY.
| Aitrst--J. VI. HDISEMAN, Clerk Of Or
phan,' Court.
The above described property j. situated or
| the NaaInau strrok Road, within enc mile d
! parry's Tavern. The natural quality 81 th'
| land Is very good. The tmpr" cmrut' arc
rair. consisting oi - stone house % 10y Is feet
win tone Kitchen attached ID By IS feet, ant
u barn - hv ~ feet. wagon hru'', ana Dine
oulbuiNdngs. apple orchard and u variety o
other traits. Persons Wishing 10 'icw The
properly can call on Wesley = BcrS"n rrsIi
! ing on the property. or on the undersigned.
THOMAS I. BEfSDN,
ju2.2tw Che sea, Del. Co., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
'NoTICETC WATER RENTERS.

~ OFFICE Watch DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON. bel, December 10. 1873.
The bills Tor 1879 are now ready and paya.
BILE nj the registers otiice, No. 1000 Market
street. The law requires that all bills paid on
or before January 81, 1879, the face Of the bill.
those paid during the month Of February. tiyc
per cent. additional. these paid during the
month Of March ten per cent. additional and
any amount remaining unpaid after April !,
1879, the register Is required 10 have the Ter
rule Withdrawn and suit instituted Tor the re.
covery oithe amount due, and the water will
not 70 let into su;h premises until such ar
relrs, with assessments and " Tor drawing
ierrules are paid. Office hours. . q, III. and I
p. IN. W. ] MORROW Register
dcll-e-o-d. ln-e-d -ib.e-O-d
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
Acco,uodattouIo working NJ

The Artisans Savings Bank is
open on Tuesday and saturday e.
lngS from 7 to s. This is great
conlodation to men who have no t'''
spare during the day for their d'T".
We notice that the bank does roll''
able business on those evenings.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 1852,

AN wv VIVIAN isN - ''' ''''-''
,.,u,,,.i,.,,, ,... ,,,, ,.,,,,n war;
hno's Wv i "'r'"'''''' W. Wv
are wv ,"''o"''1' ,.,,,I no,o, nr,
hA"nH' ~ &c.. ',,h -, ma,
rance i'olIN"' h"'"'''' ""'"'' " "
Las " LpNIlc'' ..., .,o,.ot -, II a
, rAl'oNnn,'"' " -, nu,,,r" ..jrhe N,n
Bny's'h, aut'lor y" '"'n ,J. r'',u, -,,"'
VINO l'os, M h''''; 't,,,iios 10 ,onmiinr =,
the hn.Ior 49,? "a. a.,
ICES o, I>o''' 'i''"'- ''''' '''' D." = ',''''"
'"h'"' ,,,.s =, n.,,,o "
\ Hi'hf or AVE-" ''h1h - -! ,' ,'o, ~
'"h''. I" De o'a"' ''' ''' e'''''"''"'' W az
"m'ril. ,,u,,,.,. p,.-ru rhis a..
ioNIRNlIH OF NMth,'H An 'E H' ,m'' ~
res (1"2nm III NuI"s, VII w n'u",t w
hfynM MiI ~ r,a,,r''' S,,", " 'nr,ri,s NV,
IT, -, i,,a a., ,u,,t, L.tnn amt an.
drawn IRON IN NE u! wyatt f"'''' anu ''''
-'"''H ny @ , oorias Of ma.
SRI DIES IN TIE HIhN ,h' Sc'1 n vi a. Ia,
Nri' ('h"''! ilinT'rn''HR y, '|''n mHn' ''1
'anlor"'' nav 'u 'a''i,
picturesque anu. ~ NV ANY t''', eN",t
!r"s'W"ilh! slnu''S VI rs N H." lnr az n,
| 'at nave tcl occii "i'"r' nc 81 ,,,",'i
'h'tr" 'io I,',n."'r Ia '"0'e''
storms an FORESTS NJ. u..,or, II
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
ylTBLlt; SALE,
viii be sold ut Public sale, on
MONDAY. JANUARY -, 1879,

MONDAY. JANUARY 10, 1879,
At2 O'Clock. p. m,
on the premises, the farm OF the late Robert
husbands situated In Chrstiana Hundred,
near Tnumpspu's bridge, on the Brandi"he.
above Rock land, about miles from Whining
ton, | mile Of SWANS station, on the W. N.
X. il. The farm is well located, being con
yeuent TO schools. mills, and houses OF public
worship. and contains
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES.
20 OF which /. woodland. tho remainder being
we'll cultivated land The buildings consist OF
A twO-stOry stone mansion. "a IL ant house !,
good stone and frame barn, with stabln2 Tor
! u head OF cattle and horse, carriage house,
land other ontbuldings. Also an e&cell"n
apr II" hUu e. with II never iAilihg spring. The
! arm is well watcrcd with streams Of water
which never fail, There l. also large apple
Olchard ears and other fruit,
Conditions will he made known on day
sale. No postpOn, rH"nt on account OF weather
WILLIAM l. WILSON
! =. q. Sharplcy, Auct. jnS3tda2w
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
Sent Over.

John Wou,lrl"r and john Stewart
were sent over t. New Castle, the first
nam Il was arrested for drunkenness
h"lns nuabl" t" pay the fin" and costs.
Ih" OtilHr prisoner was -, Mt over tor e.
days, the charge b'iug vagrAncy.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10

Governor elect Hall has tend"fr'
office Of secretary Of state to Jal'
Vale 1T. Esq, of Dover, and Mr.
it is said. has concluded to arrp'
office. The Governor has made
appointment.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
C,CRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
- CONDUCTED BY ]. GIN OlLAND

The Handsomest Illustrated Magazine III
the World. The American edition OF this
ueriodical il now more than 10000 MONTH
l1, and it has a larger circulation in Eng
land than any other American magazine,
Every number contains about one hundred
and hny pages, and from nifty to seven y-ilEt
ripinni wuol.cul Illustrations.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
WEEKLY,
II 1879 ILLUSTRATED
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

The Weekly remains easily at the head Of
Illustrated papers by It's tinc literary quality.
the beauty OF It's type and woodcuts. Spring
feId RcpubIiCdn.
The Weekly Is n potent agency '"r inc aus,
srmln,iion OF correct political principles, and
Il powerful opponent oi sham-. frauds. and
false prcterscs -Euening Express, Rochester.
The volumes OF the weekly begin with th
first Number for January OF each year When
no tune is mentioned, it Will he understood
that the subscriber wishes to commence WIN
the Nun Der next after the receipt OF his order.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
ln+-T 1910
DUBLLC SALE
OF
HnRSTS

WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA HORSES,
Win be sold ut Public Gale, Mt the IN
LniaNette Hotel, Cor. Ninth and Al0A
Shiyley streets. Wilmington, Del. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1879.
At 10 o'clock, n. H.,
% head OF Western Pennsylvania Horses, sui
table Tor driving. business or draught horses.
sale positive. Persons wanting horses should
not fail to attend this sale. No postpone
ment on account OF the weather. Terms cash
Horses can he seen at the above stable on
day before sale. l.. " SIIDHhN son,
ina st Is wd.th.ir-A2tw Auc'ioneers
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
DrBLlC SALE
OF CIGARS.

CIGARS.
viii besold at Public sale, atthc Auction
Rooms OF J.. ". StidhaH y Son, III Il. Fourth
street,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
JANUARY 10 AND II, 1879.
At o'clock,
1900 cigars. all choice brands, The above
cigars are all hand made. i'ealcrs should
maxi 1t II point to attend this sale. Every
cigar guaranteed To smoke.
l.. W. SrlDHAM & son,
ln+-T-9lO
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10

,ruE ~AL' or NILL ENtlI ANGE for
r rYI ct tc either ~ til" r"u try or city
-IdrI dp'. NmNluL tmglc,s ana exclusive
RI tr- i and M lrt =, lO - year, Hu
u.rI. o. extensive Il mnni Tor this ~ili.'
.tul .nrrir rI1ls ,drCs. "A, 49,. mis- IttrD.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10
DURLlC SALES Il. W. SliLham son,

DURLIC SALES Il. W. SliIham Son,
/ Practical Au lion" r, wnuid inform
Incir irIenl- and the pibIC IN general thrl
Nhry are prepared to ciiI sales % real estal" or
personal properly. "iJh'r n the 'ity or com
ty. iiuth being practical h,irtI"'I' crS llrN
can attend to Two ~ o. II nee. Ihri
CHARGES are moderate ANA satisfaction gnIl.
nutc IT, Orders ~ mail rcs,rctiu'ly It" d"d
to. H. ". ~TlDllAM y SON. A"rtIorccr..
III East F"urtn street, Wilm'nnt u. Della
ware. janis nw
INtR .AII q III NJ Al Nj ~ land
Ii'OI Ilittt tluli nee 81 Canal
. h." srvr'l gees "t band. variety OF Irtlil, ""
.Indrd y,rI, C"mntabIc dN"u,nS tire
house md barn ,'n suutu o. canal. u"ilrl an
rricul n, NIirri Sci g.. walcl,iu e. &c e.
puSS ssru on 18th o March ,Xt. ''ir Tor
wi oil, ur illirr pnrtiu . Will 1T c"nsid red,
~ prrg arden street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Il, l5-ltd-jtw*
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10

For COugils. CdiGrrh, IlcIrcS and Sore Ilr0d
GOINt|S ANTONY or THE HORSE,
4 card skcirton tyricc 81 c"ntsI for framing
upon irtich Is iocdtcd eUery important disease 10
sphiCh he horse is iiGJi"
An the dhOye are tOr sale by
Il JAMES BELT,
Hh0ipSdic ami Retail druggist,
Cor. SIXTH anil iGrkof streets,
RlrLETS ENJRACT Of WiCH HAIEL
stm,ldr to PJNDS EXTRACT AMI at hdt The
ir1ce Of the later. For SdIcby
H. JiHES FELT.
C0r Sirth and MARKET streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10

NOllCE.-The annual meeting of the
~ members Of the New Castle County Mu
tiIl Insurance Co., will he held at their office,
6O2 Market street, on Monday, January ~
1879, from ~ II m, to 2 =. m. nj which time
there Will be an election Tor five Directors TO
serve for three years. The Directors will meet
ut > o'clock y. III. to organize
WILLIAM TATNALL, President.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10

TLECrION NOTICE.
L NATIONAL BANK oR WILMINGTON
AND BRANDYwINE,
WILMISG'oN, DEL. Dec. II, 1873. \
Notice Is hereby given that an election win
be held at the banking house, On the lIth day
of January, 1879, between the hours OF 2 and 4
O'Clock, y. H.. Tor the purpose oi electin< nine
p) Directors, 10 serve the ensuing year.
decl5-lmo H. RICE. Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10

THIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Will
II MlNiTDN.-Notice Is hereby given
tnat the annual meeting OF the Stock Holders
OF this bank will be held at the Banking
House on Tuesday. the l4th day Ct January
1879. between the hOu" OF 2and O'clo X y.
m, Tor the purpose OF electing nine stockhol
ders to serve rs directors the ensuing year.
GEO. u. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Wilmington. Del, bee II, 1873. scl4-.0t
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10

NOTICE. Is hereby given that the an.
~ nuil meeting OF tn . stockholders Of the
" Wilmington Navigation Company " will
be held at No. 1913 Market street. Wilmington,
Delaware. on Thursday. the 9Th day Of Feb
ruary. 1879, between the hours OF and 1
O'Clock, p. m. for the purpose OF elertiuy three
directors TO serve for three years. JOHN A.
GRIFFIN. President. lL2.tm
Daily Republican., 1879-01-10

NDTlCt.- DISSOLUTION OFCOPARr
~ fERSHlP-1hc cO-partncrship here
to'Ore existing between Robert l.. Russell and
Hi M. Northrop, trading M Russri X Nor
thrOp. has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The dry goods business heretofore
conducted 10y the late tirm st 3 Is MarNctstrc t.
Wilmington, Del, will be continued by Robert
l.. Russell. ROBERT L. RI SSEIL,
ELI NJ, NbRlilRDP.
IANrAlN 3. lSIH MIN
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NBTltE.--l hereby give notice that shall
~ prefer petition to the General Assem-
bly, OF the State Of Delaware at its next scs.
sion, IN January, 1879 praying the passage of
an act tO'd.Norcc me and my husband Frank
B Lysle, "a vInCuito IN itrmuuic.''
KATE f.. LYSLE.
Wilmington, Del, Dec. 20, 1878. lm.
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GONG'S COtGH POWDER
For COuyils. CdiGrrh, HclecS and Nor" ihr0d
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-06
II Romance Of Pennsylvania Politics.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.I

CHAPTER I.
Twas the merry month of May. The
golden-throated songsters of the woodland
made music on every bough, the cowslip and
the daisy lifted up their sweet young faces,
and Republican State convention met at
Harrisburg. Henry w. Palmer, bright but
unknown youth of thirty summers, the idol
of his parents, made thrilling speech, some
of which was cut out of one delivered by
Daniel Webster years before, in which our
hero nominated the Hon. Henry M. Hoyt for
Governor. Applause shook the building,
Henry w. Palmer fell back exhausted, and
the setting sun painted the western sky in
crimson and gold.
CHAPTER II.
IT'S winter. The storm king shakes his
snowy name, and coal is away up out of all
reason. The Hon. Henry M. Hoyt is elected.
Sitting in his Office one evening, he calls his
secretary to him, and says:
clad l not been nominated would not
now be Governor of this commonwealth.
Somebody, at some time or other, must have
nominated me,' and he scratched his head,
while his massive brow was mantled DER
with the pale cast of thought.
"'Twas Henry w. Palmer,'' said the Sec
rotary.
"Ah, yes! believe that was his name,'
spoke his excellency; "and Henry w. Palm
or, wherever he may be, shall have his re-
ward, and don't you forget it."
And before night drew her sable mantle
round, and pinned it with star, or the hired
girl got out to CAD about on the streets,
Henry w. Palmer, the unknown young man
of the May convention, was attorney general
of the State of Pennsylvania.