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Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
senate Con n vmatious.

The Senate, yesterday, confirmed
the following nominations: Consuls
G ,neral-David II. Strother (''Porte
Crayon") at the City OF Mexico, and
James Riley Weaver at Vienna. Con
suls-John Al. Wilson, OF ONO, at Pa
mama; William l.. Scroggs, of Ga, at
Chin Kiang; William c. Burchard, at
Ble-lau; John M. Norton, of CAL, at
Honolulu; Georg. Scroggs, of Illinois, AT
Hamburg; John Harris, Of Penna., at
Venice. Also, Clarence King, of New
York, as Director of the THEOLOGICAL sur
vey; DR.. John B. Hamilton, of Illinois,
Supervising Surgeon General OF the
Marine Hospital Service; VIM. J. Pol
lock, of Illinois. Indian Inspector, and
Cicero Newell, OF Michigan, Indian
Agent al the Rosebud Agency.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
The M. 4. II. A Tonight.

A programme OF unusual interest has
been arranged for the public meeting OF
the N. 3. R. A. this ev -ning Father
Taylor, an old and staunch friend OF
rhe temperance cause, will be present
and address the meeting, in connection
9Th other speakers. Prof. James IL.
Crabo will render some of his choicest
selections. If you wish to spend a
Pleasant evening and hell along a
good cause, attend The publ; meeting
Otthe IL. 5. Il. A. this (Frilay) even
ing. at their hall, Sd ard Kipg streets.
oGuoA and comfortable eais provided
tor at; no may attend.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
A.April Storm.

1t Ia not exactly clear where the 20.
etry Of "April Showers" comes In at,
with the kind Of weather that prevailed
last night and this morning. The
weather has been SO cold and the wind
80 violent, that it seemed more like .
sudden return to extreme winter, than
pushing on through gentle April show
srs, TO May flowers. Though the wind
has been very high, there has been no
local damage as far as reported but from
this mornings exchanges it scen,s as il
the storm was general. Ia Baltimore
the storm was unusually severe. For
IL minutes the wind blew at . velocity
Of 50 miles an hour, and then for q
brief period at 80 miles. Daring the
afternoon the gale averaged 80 10 IS
miles, and at night the temperature was
below the freezing point. Outside ol
the harbor only the staunchest vessel
could weather the storm, aud nearly ali
we're ,nOored In safe anchoragss. The
storm started from Washington, wher,
it centred in the morning, and moved
rapidly eastward. The weather bureau
ordered cautionary signals from North
Carolina to New York, and the gale wal
severe along that part Of the Atlanti,
coast. Snow storms we're reported IL
the West and Northwest, in New Yorl
and Northern Pennsylvania. The tenn
psrature in Baltimore fell from ~ 10 2s
degrees, 3 below the freezing point
Ic~ formed in the cutters, and the colo
was kssnly felt. IL the morning thu
temperature at Fort Garry was s below
zero, Pembina 8 below. At 81. Louii
and other Western points the thermom
ster was below 81.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

Congress would ever held, and he
concluded with the declaration that
should the present President sign the
bill, he would incur the lasting execra-
tion Of an overwhelming majority Of
the people OF the north.
Mr.. Bright Tenn. ], in q speech In
favor Of the repeal, alluded to the man
who was under the training Of bond
holders for the next Preside atial can
didate. That man would land st
the Golden Gate, and would be re-
ceived by shouting Thousands
They would shout hosana to the re.
turning hero, aud would perhaps
throw up the hat and how and knee
to An American Cesar. The House I'D
journed st l0.l5.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
TG1 Much Fode NtPlnulsua

A dispatch from Louisville, April 3,
says: The coroner was called this morn
ing to hold an inquest on the body Of
WIN. Harris, one Of the pedestrians
who took part in six days contest
here last week. The other contestants
we're Frank Lilly and Gilman Elbe, the
latter winning, with a score OF 3l5,
Harris coming in second with over 100
miles.
At the close Of the match at mid
night on Saturday. Harris was com.
pletely wsrn out. He languish.d IN
til yesterday morning, when he became
brighter, but at six o'clock in the
evening he was taken with r congestive
chill, which proved fatal this morning.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Rrn.'.ticaNG q GAims sn tn e SOuthwest

WarrnsourE, Mrssu1ri, Oh Tuesday
,sleatat = n.?rbIi"at. mayor and three
OFT If oar cen: C lme n. SeAal,a, Mis-
sour, c'"'.rd Eppublicsn msyor.--
Kirtsyi.l", Me-, elected the entire Re-
pubi"2n ticket. Carlnsvli- Illinois,
elected the entire Republican ticket ex-
cept the city clerk. Paris, Texas, elec
ted the Peoples rand .iate for mayor
(he is classed az Kepubioan) and
f,ur Democratic aldermen. 1exarkaua,
Aakspsas, elected the Peoples canai
date.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
For the REPUBLICAN.
Mr.. klunt kesiGns.
WILMINGTON, DEL, April 4.h,

WHMINGTcN, DEL, hpr'l An, ~.
MEssRs. EDIroRs:-ro.day | resign
ei as special constable for the simpl.
reason tha, will not work urder a
Councilman who imhbes so much in the
Intoxicating cup. If Mr.. Knight is my
boss and ewns this city he certainly
ought to keep sober. was sworn in-
to OFF ce January ~, 1879, since which
time | have tiled 30 dogs, and have
sent to Chief Maxwell over 700 men
who hal their dogs registered. My
paw has amounted to $lG0 This Coun-
rl!n4an told me if | ever visited the
other side of the Brandywine he would
throw me in the creek.
Your obt. Servant,
Jonx II. HUhr.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
The l.ronosed WORLDS Fair.

A strong opposition is developing in
N. Y, to the proposal that the worlds
fair should be held in the Central
Park. The assurance of the executive
committee that it would in no wise in
tertsre with the park as a pleasure
ground is received by the general
public with incredulity, and petitions
accordingly are in circulation asking
that the common council Withhold it,
consent from the application. A dele
CATION Of property holders have also
had an informal conference with the
commissioners of the public parks to
demonstrate against the proposition.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
EDecial Services.

The following special services will be
Ii, Id in Trinity Chapel during Holy
Week Sunday, April &, morning pray.
ers at O'Clock; Litany and Communion
services at 1870 o'clock, and evening
prayer at 7,30 o'clock.
Lenten services daily at $50 and
10. 30 A. NJ, ard 7.30 P. N. Special
evening srrvicps, at 5 O'Clock on Wed
nesday and Friday. On good Friday
April IL, full services and sermon at
1890 O'Clock.
Special service and lecture this Friday
evening, at S o'clock, in Trinity Chapel
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
THIRD EDITION.
Professor RichardsOn's Select
ReAI1UK.

The Opera House was packed to Its
fullest capacity last evening with Will
mington's most select audience to hear
Prof. Lock4 Richardson, Of Syracuse
University, read from Shakespeare and
Dickens. Shortly after s O'Clock he
appeared upon the stage and was in
troduced by Job II. Jackson, Esq.
Prof. Richardson commented on the
various views given upon the play ol
"The Merchant Of Venice" conden.
sstion Of " hieh he was about to read
In his brief but careful analysis of tn.
play, he took the ground that justice
had not been done the Jew. In the rem
dition of the various parts OF this play
which was done without notes of any
kind, he exhibited that skill which
belongs to the artist and scholar com
.bined. His voice was carefully modula
tel to convey every emotion which be
.ongs to the leading characters OF the
play. The strong friendship Of Bassan
10 and Antonio and the many contilc
ting emotions of Shylock were portrayed
Win buCn puWrI auo OAoIoSheo 40 W
entrance the audience throughout.
He seemed to b. at the best advantage
in the coiloqny with Tubal. Joy, rs
v.nge, hate, hope, despair were eacl
presented with such vigor as 70 max
one feel as though he were by and &C
tually saw the scene which he depicted
In rendering the speech Of Portia
he took that calm and elevate'
style which properly belongs to 8
grand a subject, no rant but with
tone pure and suited to the matter
he spoke with a naturalness which di
fers so much from professional stage
hacks al to make one feel that Shakes
peare can have an interpreter.
He next read selection from Davi
Copperfield, which cnlivsn4d the audi
encs with one Of those scenes whitl
Dickens can only describe. His closin
selection was an imitation Of Dan
dreary wrestling with Proverbs.
What was so remarkable is that tn
entertainment was given without
book or note, and this adds so much t
the pleasure of listening as to set on
at rest as soon as he begins, The larg
audience justified the wisdom OF tn
price of admission and it is certainly
be hoped that lie will favor Whining
ton with another visit next season.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
rREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
" OF BREAD.
JOHN B. STEWART

Takes this method Of informing his friends
md customers generally that lie has on nc
count Of the hard times, reduced the price of
his broad to the fol- wing low figures: A 2L
ionnd 'oal rom rs to 10 cents. ~ pound LOAF
rom 10 to cents, n ] pound loaf from s to 8
cents cann. Cakes and pics, fresh rolls and
milk biscuit supplied every morning at rea.
sonabie p ices. olive Stewart, the Eighth
street baker, a trial, everythlnuis is done 10 suit
the customer, at 207 W, Eighth street. Fresh
bread, cakes, pies and biscuits delivered daily
W all pafts Of the city without extra charge.
mh26 sind
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Aihleticisn aud Craeity,

The Philadelphia doctors have called
the attention OF the police authorities
to the spectacle Of woman show"
now before the public il that city. BY
the terms of the match in which the
women are there engaged they must
make four thousand quarter miles in
four Thousand quarter hours. -Four
Thousand quarter hours run through
forty-mIe days and sixteen hours, and
for that extended period these women
can never get good sleep-since even
with the hest strategy on the part Of
their attendants they can never be off
the course for more than twenty min
utcs at any one time. The physicians
very properly suggest that the police
put stop to this cruel exhibition.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
A WAGON Demolished.

Yesterday afternoon as Daniel Schafrr
the Sewing Machine agent, was going
along Second street in his wagon, when
the other side OF Orange he stopped at
q store for few minutes, and rot hitch
ing his horse rs lie should have done,
the animal became frightened at a piece
OF crepe OIL a door knob, and Running
against the post Of the tree completely
demolished the top Of the wagon. The
horse was caught at Second and Ia
nall streets, and Mr.. Schafer was oblig
ed TO return home minus Of half his
Wagon. Fortunately no sewing machines
were in the wagon at the tiihe.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
DIED.

RICHMhNN,-in this city, on the Sd INST,
William Richmann, In the S tn year OF his
age.
The r.'ntives and friends are invited to at
tond the funeral, from his late residence. No.
2l2 West Filth street, On Sunday afternoon,
at 2o'clcck.
PERRY. Leon ard ketchcnKer. son Of Isaac
and Mary Perry (turmerly OF WilmingtoH)
diod April 81, aged year and months.
Funeral from parents residence, at Eiam,
Del. Co., Pa, on Sunday, tho 9Th instant,
at.p. IN.
FISCHPR.-In this city, on the Cd instant,
Leonard. ton Of Geo. and keLeccs Fincher,
aged 10 months.
The relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residence Of his
pareutI, 1--WE tth and Hcald streets, on Satur-
day afternoon, at s ocloe..
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Literary Society.

The Bryant Literary Society of Rug
by Academy had an election OF officers
AT its regular meeting yesterday, with
th- following result:
Presidenl-Elward A. Ryan.
Vice presiient-Wm. p. Hastings.
fSecretary--Charles kit'onger.
Treasurtr-Walter l.. Butler.
Sergeant-at- !rms-E. 7. NeCepdank
Editor of bryant Record" ."-FranL
W. Pitrson.
Assistant Editor-J. Norris Robin
son.
Critic-Dr. s. W. Murphy.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
TIE Last Mann 0Osial :.

The Ladies' Temperance Aid Of the
W. T. r. A., will hold their last grand
Mum Social in their new hall, 220 aud
222 Market street, this (Friday) even-
ing. Nothing in the line Of entertain
msnts has heretofore equaled what will
be presented this evening. The ladies'
have determined that this being their
last social, it shall also be their best.
Messrs Finley, Bryan and Whitcraft
need only to be mentioned to warrant
success in the way OF singing. Prof.
Jas. II. Crabb, host in himself, will
favor the audience with some Of his
choice selections. Several others will
also take q prominent part in tho enter
tainmsnt. Last but not least, cake and
oranges in abundance will BE- passed to
those present, no one will have occasion
20 30 away without having the full
benefit Of his 10 cents. Five cents
will rot be refused from those who
cioose to break the silence. Come one,
come all and aid the ladies in their no.
bic work.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
She Killed Her Drunken Hus.
band.

At Philo, Illinois, Jacob Morris went
home drunk and began to abuse his
wife, threatening to tear her heart
out, wher-upon she drew large knife,
4Nabbing him fatally, the knife p.ns.
tratng the left l-mpl- about four
inches, letting out his brains in a ghast
" ,rAnner. Th. victim was an indus.
trious ard well to do harness maker,
but addicted to drink, and has fire.
quently abused his wife in shameful
manner. His wife has the sympathy
of the entire community. The surgeons
say he cannot possibly live.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
SETTLES grp,

1t was reported that this morning W.
Fisk Townsend, the Sussex Clerk of the
Peace, forwarded his check To the
State Treasurer for 81, 1872. 81, the total
amount due from him to the State at
the present time.
Theie is still said to be balance Of
81, 200 in bank to Townsend 4, credit.
$1,000 of which is to be transferred to
his successor in offica.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Remi- Animal Meeting,

The selni-amnual meeting OF the Re-
hoboth Beach Camp-neeting Assoc'a-
ton was held last Wednesday morning
at c. +. Rudolph's, 23l Market street.
Mr.. A. B. Finn was reelected Superin-
tend.nt. Til. Committee on ASSESS
ment OF lots were appointed, consisting
of C. X. Jetferis, Y. B. Coursey. John
&. Yates, c. +. Rudolph and Thomas
Richards. The question in regard to
the annual excursion was postponed
until the next adjourned meeting,
which will take place in about two
weeks.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
aEile I hanged.

Messrs. Joshua l.. pusry, William
Ii. Gibbons and Thomas X. Savery
heretofore trading under the firm name
Of pusry, Jones & Co., Oh March 3lst
gave public notice Of the conveyance
and transfer Of all the reaI.estate, per.
sonal property and Effects Of said firm
to tue fuscy X Jones Company. This
is A r0rp,ra;ion formed by vrtue o: an
art of toe Legislature and the busi-
ness VIII be conducted unu-rthIs name
80 tie fUtuIe.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Tho Monthly Payroll.

City Treasurer, Francis Vincent, is
to-day paying of the payroll to the
city officers. In the Police Department
there are the Mayor. one turnkey and
twenty.right policemen. and the pay
roll amounts to $l,56G.Gs. In the
misc, Ilareous department the payroll
amounts to 81, ,l9l.2s.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
$50 Reward

For the man who will wear one O
Wyatt & Co.'S. 80 cent, 75 cent oi
Sl.OO White Shirts, and return it and
take an oath that it is not a good one
fer the money. We will make him ont
to order for 3l.25, and guarantee hin
q fit.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
A Case Of Forgery.

A colored man named Thomas Dun
can employed by Robert II Jones, ,minee
meat and flour dealer at 7l5 Shipley
street, was before Esq. B-rtoletts last
evening, charged with the forgery of
a check for 1882 made payable to Mr..
Jones. Last February MIR. Jones sold a
quantity of miuce meat to firm named
Kingdig 4 Co., Of Landsdale, Pa, near
Philadelphia, for which a check was
sent dated March 1st, made payable
to Mr.. L. ii. Jones. The ch eek
was never received by Mr.. J. and
after waiting some time he
notified the Landslide firm that he had
received no payments, when word was
received that the check had been
mailed and a receipt received in return
purporting to have been signed by r.
u. Jones. Mr.. Jones at once wept to
work investigating the matter, and he
soon learned that Duncan had pur-
chased an ov-rcoat from the Boston
One price Clothing House on n forged
order, which said that the bearer was
to get an overcoat, the check to he
given in payment and the balance
returned.
The firm having done business with
Mr.. Jones thought that netting was
wrong. The coat cost 81 and the
balance s25.62 was paid to Duncan
At the hearing Duncan was held in
$500 bail for his appearance at Court
This morning the color.d man made
a clean statement and said that Will
liam Montgomery q lad employed by Mr..
X. II. Jones had given him the
check on the promise that h. could
secure IN overcoat as his share Of the
spoils, Montgomery to receive the Pest
OF the change. A warrant has been is
for MontSolnery's arrest.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
A wealthy ImnmIgrant.

The Belgian emigrant Voopgooren,
who landed in New York a few days
ago, snd who had 4s,0 francs and
was missing several days, has ba, n
found. He WAS discovered wandering in
the streets ten miles up town. 1t is
thought perhaps he has wrongfuly y
come by the property aud papers, and
in consequence fled from bis native
land. Therefore he and his nephew,
Deponse, were remanded, to afford the
Belgian Consul an opportunity to learn
from the Belgian authorities the ante
cedents Of the two men.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
EuiluiIS Tenement Houses for
tho Poor.

A number of we'll known capitalists
ofN T., have at length determined to
put in operation one of the many pend
ing schemes for building tenement hou-
s-s for the poor. They have subscribed
sj0o, 900 already towards the construc-
tion If the model dwelling. Thirty
lots have been offered to the proprie-
tors of the enterprise, and from these
ten have been selected, from which the
site will he chosen.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
DHILA ELPHIA. TS,T 60
I WILMINGTON AND IN
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NovunBRR 10, 1878.

ENON nAb bhh W. 1910.
Trains will !...:.: y. .::::.::..ton a. follows:-
For Philadelphia. and intermediate stations
W. $40, 600, q. m. 2 30. 90, 70, . ~ P. u
philadelphia tExpressl 9 % ": a. m.
Philadelphia and NewYork, 0S 81. ssos.
m, " IS, II 30, ) p. m.
Baltimore and intormediate stations, - An
Baltimore and Bay Line, I %.
Baltimore and Washington IL IL, SIC, -
4 m. II h, s,a, n. N.
Trains Tor Delaware division leave :nf!
New Castle Blb a. m. 0S, oN y. N.
Harrington and intermediate stations, Us
a. M, ! VI . 80 y. m.
Deltaar intermediate stations . ID o. IN. ok
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and intermediate. stations . 10
TO-, y VI, Q 10 p. m.
Philadelphia and Now York. 2 0V, b4s, u IN.
baltimore and Washington II 81; 2l0, Ba.
p. LII.
For further information pasacngers are 70
fcrred t1 tho timetables posted at tie nspOt
n0y2O- II. r. kENNEY. Supf
(NIiAEHE OF EUURS-DELAWAHE
~ 4 WESTERN RAILROAD.-Con-
mencing Monday. Feb. "A, 1879. Trains will
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington 7lS .. M, 1880 a. m,
$50 pm.
Arrive at Avondale, sbs a. M, 1859 noon.
Arrive q PomerOy, go n. NJ, itb p, m.
Returning leave PomerCy, i04u a. m. 4GO
Returning leave Avondale II "A noon
Arriving at Wilmington, sa. m., 2ib p. m.,
s0Op.m d. CONEEIIA, S0pt.
feb6-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Great Con,ig nm~nt Cl"thl"g saie

An Immense stock Of clothing has
Just arrived, and is now open at 5l2
Market st. The stock is from large
wholesale clothing manufsetory in New
York that has failed, and the entire
stock will be sold at so per cent. less
than actual cost, as it is ordered that
the estate must positively be closed up
within the next two weeks. The goods
are all new and perfect, first quality,
and made up in the lAtes. style. S.e
advertisement in another col ..nn.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
PUBLIC SALES.
Y1UBLlC SALE.


VIII he sold at public sale, In front Of l..
w. STIDHAM l. Sons Auction Store, on
Saturday, April 8, 1879, at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
hish warranted sou6d and kind In single
and dOubie harness, . free drivers family
carriage, nearly new; set single harness, etc.
aps2t
CITY loan FOX
w SALE-At l.. ". Stidham h Sons,
No. III Fast Fourth street. en- Saturday,
April &. 1879, ut 3 o'clock, =. NJ. Thirtytwo
hundred and twenty Ave dollars six Yer cent.
interest bearing bonds, redeenahle In 1890.
mh8l IL.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Au0ther Texas Outrage.

At Stephensville, Texas, on the goth
ult riot grew ont Of an attempt to
arrest desperate named Halliday, in
which four or FIVE men were KILLED
and three wounded. At last accounts
Halliday ani bis friends were fortified
in house, and Sheritf's posse was
on the way thitber.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

superintendent c. c. Speed, Citizens
Pass, Il. K. Co. Balto., says, concern
irg heller's Roman Linim-nt: Its re.
suits have been rapid and satisfactory"
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

Call and examine the assortment Of
floor, stair and table oil cloths at the
new store, 604 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

FOR SALB-30 shar Union Natisnal Bank
E shares First National Bauk.
Philadelphia, New York and San Francisco
stocks and bonds bought md sold and
carried on margin.
Tclegraphic quotations received constantly
and furnished. Trade collars bought.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
n NcDT1aEN.
Consolation for consumptIve,, G

Tho physicians Of the !" Consumption Hos
pital, England, acknowledge that with OOl
Liver OIL, In any form, they have not cured
two PER cent. Of their patients, whereas, With
these Hypo- Phosphites they have cured seven
ty-nye per cent Physicians have prescribed
i6O, 900 packages Of vl,slized fhesphates IN
all forms Of nervous diseases, vital1xing ths
|dcbilitated, PRrvENTIS0 and curing co0snmp-
J. CROSBY, Go Sixth Ave-, N. Y.
For saIe BY 2. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market sts., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

Mayor Almonds police force are hav-
ing their pictures taken to-day by Sut-
terly.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
BROK FRS.
Elliott. Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS AnD BROKERS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
We have on hand S35 600 or good frs. mort
cages In sums ~ $500 TO $20,Oo0.
AM locnl securllles hnnuhl aDd solt

y. .. Government Bonds bought and sold
or exchanged at current rates
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

Carpets, oilcloths, aud general as
sortm-nt of household goods at the new
store OF Adams & Brother, 504 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Aek nOwIedgn,ents.

Mrs. Williams, widow Of tn. late
Rsv. 7. J. Williams, returns her sin
csrn thanks 70 tina Order of Free Ma
SONS Of New Castle, for their kindness !
and attention to the deceased and to
h-r6elf during his illness in that town.
His brother MaseDs not only admins
tered to him in kindness. bnt met all
the expenses Of his sickness and burial.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

Just received large lot ofthose rem
nants Of unbleachsd muslin at Adams
Il Brother, 504 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

No one now thinks of a domestic or
foreign trip, without a supply Of Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrnr. Price Is conts q
bottle.
The hotel keepers ara nov looking
round to obtain signatures to their ap-
plicalions for license.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

VIYANTED T. u Poultry both alive and
w dressed every week. Highest cash pries
paid on delivery. N. h. APPLETON,
Third street Market
lnl4-i Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

NyAHTt D.--A sitastien by y eolcred
w mar, who Is capn lie Of making him
seli useiu Mt all kinds OF work. Apply NJ l13
Wet street. SANDY BROWN. sP3 ST.
NITANrE D.-A situation by u young man
w who has sery, d five years Ia . real es.
tate office; geo reference given. Address
No. 3 WESFTHIRD ST.
ap3 3t. Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
WANTED.

VXTANrED. A situation ~ . miller.
w Twenty years' experience. Apply -
WILSON, WOOD 4 CO.,
nh28ti Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

NIANTEl'.-im mediate \, an Ame loan
w girl for housswork, In y small family,
who would be willing 70 assist In store when
necessary. Reference required. Apply at
Northeast corner fifth and Madison,
ADS Hs NJ e. CARLISLE