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ticle. New domestic l8c y 10 and Csii.
fornia prime lSc ! 10.
po,urRy-There is q moderate supply

lorna prime ioc v w.
PouIrRY-There is Q moderate supply
and the market is easy. Chickens are
in fair demand 81 00tG2 20 per dozen.
alive, and 81 25(a2 80 dressed. Live
turkeys sell moderately al 1(S7} y 10,
alive. and 9{alOc. dressed. Ducks dull
at 81 5Ots,3 50 per dozen, alive, and s. %
| (a3 so dressed. geese at S 0NsS OPer
dozen, alive, and 81 OOa4 80 dressed:
TALLow-Quoted at 8Cd8lc; city &c.
Hipks-For green, 5;c green and ior
6c heavy green. Green salted calf lOc;
drysalted lie; dry calf ll@l2c.
SEEDs-Therc Is a good demand for
timothy seed, with jobbing sales Al 81 W
al 50 per bushel. Carload lots held al
81 10, with II 80 bid. Clover seed Is
quiet at 7c per Ia. for jobbing lots.
Flaxseei u in lair request at 81 l0Sl u
Ier bushel.
WooL-unwashci i6c1soc per pound;
hest grades 3oc. The demand Is very
dull.
WuIsKY-Thce is n firm and steady
market at II o. per proof gallon; reds'
titled 81 i0di ~, with n fairly active
demand.
ChloaSo.
CuIcAGo, February 25.-Flour-
Ia good demand at full prices. Wheat
Fairly active and shade higher; M.
red winter 05(dGE; No. 2 Chicago
spring y3c cash; D3lc seller March;
~ !c seller April, No. ) do. 7s!c; r'
je,ted 65c. Corn Fairly @tive AMI q
shade higher at 33lc cash, Silc seller
March, Siic seller April; aud 37tCa
37,c seller MAY. Oats Active, firm
and higher at re cash aud seller
March; 2ilo seller April; 26c seller
May. Rye Steady and unchanged.
Barley Faster at 16!@0lc. Pork -
Unsettled, but generally lower at $40 D
cash SO ~ buyer Marh; $40 +slCf
10 ~ seller April; $40 51l1i0 ~ sci.
ler May. Lard steady, with good lie.
mand at 81 s2i cash; ~ ~ lh6 81 seller
April; 81 O0a7 O2lc seller May. Bulk
Meats In good demand aud prices
shade higher at ~ s5ta@1 25ta5 ~.
Dressed Hogs In good demand aud
prices u shade higher ut - aoc. Whisky
Steady anh unchanged at ~ 0i.
Milwaukee.
MnwAuKEE, February 3.-Flour-
ilIin anu w gobi hchhhu' VHts
Weak opened at an advanced oi T.
aud closed quiet aud firm; No. ! Mil
waukcc hard II 0sl No, Milwaukee
0lr No. 2 do, o3tc; seller February
~ T., seller Marh Ds.o; seller April
ml!c; seller May DSc; M. ) do. Is,
M. I 7ilc; rejected d3lc. Corn
Nominal; No. . 3lc. Oats Firmly
held; NJ. 2E. Rye-Steady with
good demand; M. ! iblc. Barley
Dull aud nominal, M. = spring l3ic.
Provisions Quiet bui firm. Mess Pork
--Quiei; new $40 ~. lam--Prime
steam ssi W
Pittsburgh.
PIrrsBUEGm, February Petroleum
-- Dull; crude weaker ~ u l6I al Par.
kcrs lor immediate shipment, rehnei
Ole Tor Philadelphia delivery.
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strike Faded.

prrsriLLE, Pa, February 25.--The
mines Ol l,s Mineral Mining Company,
oi shzn,akin. have resumed work st the
sges paid bcl.ar t,e reduction in Dr-
osmisr. IL. nss have h.en sven
seek. Sn q strike.
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"a y Tssaa<sh ',f~t, assd - yssn ssz u
noesks
Vs.~si hs~ass nsnins q ssc,sss tres
st AIpsessas Charh- Fd~sas VI The isnilJ
iasisssi % attend. fe
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klll.d IA. Me,Asr.in.I>..

SAsnsitlI February 25.- Tbona.
Newman while drunk vent 10 the
house oi i,i. mOiher-in-l~s, . mile and
. hall irom here, this afternoon and
.i,ot her. Killing her Instantly, without
pro,Dcsilnn. lie e.cAI.cd.
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MAItDI GRAS.
At AIeInDllis.

MEMPHIS, February %. Mardi Gras
was not celebrated by either the Mem
phi or the Ulks The only display given
was the battalion drill 0i the Chickasaw
Guards and the Bluff City Grcys, \
large crowd, estimated at 5000 people,
thrungcd ihc streets during the after
noon, but only a lew maskers made
their appearance. Tonight grand
public mask ball Is ia progress at the Ex-
npgitinu
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Bo,lsr Explosion.

RsADise, Pa, February 25.-The sI.
I,Iosioa 81 tao boilers in the lAaef Park
Erxery tisi. morning deniolished . pcr'
iioa ol ii.e baihiing. Only the iorcnan
Was injured.
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Grains.

WHEAT-The market was fair with u
better demand from manufacturers !;
primo to choice sOta00, choice rc'i and
winter S5td02c.
Cons In this commodity there was
moderate demand; new shclled and ear
32G,l0c u bushel; old ear, prime yellow
to feeders 100 l5c; mixed iOtai5
RYE There is hardly anything doing,
there being but little demand from
any source whatever. Prices range
from l5(d,50r for first class quality.
OATs-Arc steady with u lair demand
from consumers, with no movement be-
yond local wants; fair to prime mixed
are held at 23tr 25c good Ia prime 2jtn
30c.
BARLEY duh, and there is NJ
demand for anything hut choice; spring
75(GS0c; choice spring S)ci interior 100
i5c
IiAY-Thc receipts arc moderately
fair, but ample lor tho demand, and the
market is easy lousc un wagons ~ dti
OO per ton, and 50c more ior store.
MIILFEED-ln fair demand and rules
steady; mddlings SIS per ton; ship stun
sl3 per ton.
Provisions.
The demand Tor the week shows a
slight increase in quantity, hut n lie
decrease ri cent III prices paid Tor
lealiHg articles.
COFFEg In this cnnmodity light
business VAS transacted during The
week, the prices demanded being M fol-
lows: Coffee lair to good Rio nt l2ta l:ic ;
prime lI(a lilc; choice l6c, bcst Wheel
Ing roasted Ito, yellow liio M, Java be.
Syrups, common :iNn IN, prime iIc;
New Orleans molasscs, old crop, AN",
80; new crop, prime bic, choice i6.
sugars reiincd hard crushnd Dlc; granu.
lated Ole, powdered 0lc. \ coffee o. I'
Sic commercial 4 sugar \ T., commercial
& sr, yellow & I. golden, & I, common
yellow 6ltr1r. Rice, Carolina th'acc
74c, New Orleans prime 1c.
Meats.
La this line holders are Cuuicndlug
ior mll prices lnr all articles, but pur'
chascrs are not disposed Ia take hold lor
more than actual demand.
Packages Tor meats hold ~ inlloNs.
Casks, 1850 lbs; hall casks m0 llr
ticrces, 80 lbs; barrels, 40 lbs; bag',
9OO lbs No charge ior packages.
We uuotu as follows:
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Earthauake.

RnME, February 25.-Seyere shocks ol
earthquake were felt here to-day, and
also at sienna At the latter place two
churches were oycrthrown, and tWo
priests and several yillagvTg killed.
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PuuOuKErrSIE, February -. - The
studies at IT. Stephens College, Auna.
dale, Pa, have abruptly terminated and
eighty students given two weeks Naca-
ton. because at serious disturbance
among them, growing out Ut q lark III
RhyiuL,,k
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FIN A AkCk.

NKw YopK, February ~. MoSEY -
Market easy at 2t"3l per cent. Prime
merrantilo paper ba5 per cent. sier'
ling exchange, bankers' bills steady at
lsi siuhi exchange on New York 1Ssi.
SIl,EG Bar silver here ut ~ o. rub.
sldiary silver coin lt'i per cent. dis
count Silver nj London, 0li.
tiuyERNMgNTs.- steady.
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Trouble in Trinity College.

HARrroRp, February 25.-Tho stu
dents oi Trinity College having dis
ubcycd AN order Of the faculty, eight of
the most prominent of the offenders
were discussed and required to leave
town. The other students asked that
this decision be rccOnsldcred, but the
faculty remained obdurate, and now the
young men refuse to attend any college
rNcrcisc. They have appealed To Bishop
Williams
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND IelEGRAPHIC REPORTS
Money Easy at 2 to 81 Per Cent.--GOv'
ernments Stsady-flour in Moderate
Demand-Wheat in Fair Demand
Hogs Active and Higher.
PRODUCE.
Wheeling Wholesale

THE quotations gwen In the following reports
are prices realized on Wholesale transactions, uil
less otherwise specified.
The markets for the week closing yes
ter,iay, were just moderately fair,
The grain marke. which had advanced
the week before, dropped back tn its
old prices and stood as quoted.
Flour was active on local orders.
The provision market remained quiet
at last weeks quotations.
The week closes quiet among the job
hing trade. Domestic goods are firm.
Boots, shoes, clothing and miscellaneous
goods aro quiet. Hardware, iron and
nails steady. Staple and fancy groceries
were in fair request with lair prices.
FLouR-The demand is good Tor small
jobbing lots to local customers with
,,.,.,.s ,p.kun,,.l
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PlrrsBUnm, February 2l.-Petroleum
-- bull; crude weaker ~ 81 l6l AT Par.
kcr's ior immediate shipment, redne,l
Ole Tor Philadelphia delivery.
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THE BILL FACTORS.
ygSIEROAYS MANIFESTATION VI
LEGISLATIVE LORE.

r,s Assessment Bill in the House Aiter
ne Railroad dAgain-The COlOred
school Amendment - Con-
gressiOnll instruction on
Engineers Licenses
Notes.
WuEIuNG, February -.
SEN ATE
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Wssthsr Indioations.

[ PorA,liaioaaIg garisi. ss Fo,1ta r es,. !
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HOUSE NOTES

Speaker Mofeti and nr, GoOch have
returned from their iauRt Ia Washing
ton City.
Judge stuart never laughed 80 much
In his liie" a. during the debate on the
colOred normal ball.
Butcher wanted the colOred people to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-26

Tue afternoon session MAS Cutlryly
Consumed With preliminary business,
S'.U "a, tGv reading oi bills the first and
So .Ui times, amending bills. ami the
"N. some discussion Was had but all
''' wiUug points. AZ the present rate u
VII uuiy take the senate until about
THURSDAY to complete all the business
upI" the calendar. and the balance 0t
,l'e session van be- spent in waiting for
''r House to communicate the passage
81 bills to the senate.
a.. TO- Summers, MIR Newton, and j. ].
N""ts spelled President Johnson in
"rupyIng the chair.
Nla quarter past . the senate at
ndued, by a standing vote.
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Upon the rrasscmbling OF the House
the pending amendment came &C. vote
and was rejected, upon call ior the
ayes aud noes.
nr Logan then moved to insert at the
end oi the same SeCtiun an amendment
to the following effect All persons hist
ing their property tor taxation shalt m
rludc al mortgages and deeds oi trust
upon rial estate, aud investments To
their crc,iit. hut when the interest upon
the same shall not xcCod SIX per crntum
Der anuum, thcy shall h. exempt.
After sona discussion this amend
mpnt vas r,icvtcd
All day long the House has hat tins
bill under consideration, and trum ap-
ptarauces 1t will take several more. 10
| i a long Oue. has lO4 SsCuuns ant covers
~ printed pages. - far the Hnuse,
which i taking IL by sections, has
reached the 44th section on the 18th
page A number IT changes have been
made, but most oi them arr ot an unim-
pOrtant nature, simply periecting the
language Of the bill
Az O'Clock, upon motion of Mr.. Hill,
the House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

The German parliamentary punish
ment bill continues the chief topic il
Berlin.
Six,y-two persons thus far have beel
exp-ll d from Germany under the anti
socialist law.
The record of marine disasters is grow
ing large.
Tine brig Don Quixotte, from Baltimore
for Limerick, is in a precarious condi,
ton off the Isle OF Arran.
Various wrecks are reported.
FIfty-two lives are supposed to have
been lost by the colliery disaster in
Wales.
Gen. Grrsley succeeds Gen. Borel as
French minister of war.
Minister Mayard is coming from Tur :
key on furlough.
Gen. Grant is going t" India in the
regular French steamer from Maiseillrs.
He does not wait for the United tates
steamer Richmond.
The French assembly has resembled.
The deputies elected Nj. Grevy presi
dent. Tie Senate elects a president to-
day.
3dison's first patent for the electric
light in England was sealed on Mon.
day.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

Mr.. Spurc-on has written letter
20 . gentleman II Hartford IL relation
to the reports concerning his habits.
This letter, which is published in the
Courant, il rs follows: Nightingale
Lane, BALKAN, Surrey, December q,
!,Is. D,ar- Sir; |! Nral Tow knew
the truth he would not max" such
charges against me-. My manner Of
life il before the world, Ask them hat
knox me. Whatever faults may tave.
have been preserved at all time from
excess, and have given no GROUND for
any ons to accuse me Of il. | us" no
alcOholC drink a, 4 beverage, but am
an habi,ual abstainrr, and, az y rule,
a total abstainrr. Beer" (which Mr..
Dow speaks, meyer touch, and never
thought. much less said, that | could
not keep up to my work without brandy
or beer. do not br.irve that tn Sc
or any other Stimulants, are help 20
a"y man. Yours truly, c. II. spur
gpon.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

A Herald correspondent telegraphs
from London as follows:
~. Norman Lockyer, the distinguish.
ed English astronomer, has just nform-
ed me that he has obtained evidence
that tho bright lines of the solar
chromospher. are chiefly lin due to
the not yet isolated bases of fourteen
SO called elements. and that the solar
phenomena in their totality are, in all
probability, due to dissertation at the
photospheric level and association at
higher levels. In this way vertical
currents in the solar atmosphere. both
ascending and decending, cause intense
absorption in the spots;;heir association
with the faculn aud the apparently
continuous spectrum Of the corona and
i,s structure thus AMI easy solution.
Mr.. Lockyer thus, apparently, explains
all difficulties met by the observers Of
the solar eclipse of last year"
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

A gentleman who was formerly en-
gagod in the coop-ring business OK
presses the opinion that the passage Of
a law prohibiting the use o. old barrel,
IN packing flour and corn meal, would
br equivalent to shutting up every
mill on the Brandywine. He says that
the Pennsylvania Legislature never
passed such law, an the old barrels
are not used SIMPLIFY brcause the ship
mpnt Of flour from the West is so great
that there is not n hundred barrels of
-four made in Philadel phia, where there
used to be n thousand.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

A story is told of Lyman Berchel
that is worth recording, as illustrating
the truth that We can never tell VIVA,
may result from an apparently insig'
niiicant action. The doctor once en-
gagged to preach for a country minister,
on exchange, and tn. Sabbath proved
TO be excessively stormy, cold and un
comfortable. 1t was in midwinter, and
the snow was piled in heaps all along
the road, SO rs to make the passage
very d Iilicult. Still the minister urged
! his hors. through the drifts till he
reached the church, put the animal ill.,
to shed, and went in. As yet there
was no person in the house, and after
looking about, the Old gentleman, then
young, took his seat in the pulpit.
Soon TIA. door opened, and single
individual walked up the aisle, looked
about and took seat The hour came
for commencing the ssrvce, but no
more hearers. Whether to preach to
such an audience or not was now the
question and II was one that Lyman
Bscrher was not long i'll deciding. II"
I"it tiat lie nal II d"ty TO perform ana
he had 10 right to refuse to 40 II, De-
cause only one man could reap til"
benefit Of 1t, and accordingly he went
thr"n4h all the servic"s--pTayng,
singing, preaching and the ton"dlctl"n
with only one hearrr. And when al
was over he hastrn"d down from the
desk to speak to his congregation,
but he had departed. /
a circumstance 80 ran" wa" REFERRED
TO occasionally, but twenty years after
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
rNcl1S Of YIeNycn,"

The Fitchburg (Mass.) Sentinel says
that n piece entitled "The Bells OF
Heaven" was sung at Sunday school
concert in that city, and bell was
struck at intervals during III" singing,
but several persons mistook the strokes
Of the bell for an alarm Of fire and hasti-
ly left the church, carefully counting
the strokes to ascertain the number OF
the district. The pastor finally arose
and rxI lained the matter.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

John Olive, a Nebraska " Ger, had
murdered s"vera! of MS e "..H, and
it was deemed drsira Ne :. D't him,
but it was nart to get ~ TO an.
drr,akc the job. lie alv sd Il gang
of his ranchinrH clus" ..ud. and WAS
free with threats - eanro on any.
body who moly,.rd him. At length
Billy Nichols hargainea to cap'ur"
Olive for $500. 1t was Olives custom
to 90 to Plum Creek once week for
letters. Nichols stationed himself in
The post-otiicr, with four companions
chosen from the relatives of the men
whom Olive had killed. When Olive
cntrrcd he found himself looking into
the muzzleS Of five reviewers, and was
commanded to hold up his hands. He
surrendered, and was quickly hustled
ont of sight. His ranchm"n, as they
struggled in one by on" to see what
had become of him, were caught in the
same manner.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

Their" w"rr thirteen penit-nts At the
altar last night in SCOT ". L. Church.
A deep interest rewarded the large an.
dl"ncc and ia" signs Of an abundant
rain wer" very manifest. Several persons
rrof"-s"d conversion amidst an old
fashioned demonstration Of religious
enthusiasm. he prospect for good is
richter now than at any period OF the
meeting. All seriously dispose per
sons are invited to com" and seek
Christ. Nv II" heIp Of the church and
the blessing of tod treat things are
looked for TO night at 7.3op.ln. =.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
Hosts Of People arc Martyrs

To ok headache, that infallibls sympt m Of
u $50, dcrcd stomach, liverand bowels. Many
suffer from IL as often as three Ur four times u
VIC k. They do 80 needlessly. for Hostetter's
stomach Bitters, by t0ning the digestive or
aans and regulating the bowels and ! yer, re-
moves tho cause. and dlsres the painful
symptom The intimate sympathy between
tho brain and the abdominal region causes the
ghtest disc der affecting the latter to be
reflected, as t wers, in the organ OF thought.
Tue reform instituted by the Bitters when the
digestive. secrctive and evacuative functions
are in IL state OF chaos, has other and more
benencal results, viz, the complete nutrition
of The whole phys cal economy the restoration
Of appetite and repose, and an increase In the
p wer o. tho system to resist disease OF ma
arial type.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

A farmer at Arnold, England, being
enraged at the presence of skaters on
his pond, conceived the brilliant idea
of breaking up the ice by Harvesting a
horse to a heavy iron roller and driving
over it. The experiment was eminent
" successful, and but for the assistance
Of the skaters he and the horse would
have remained at the bottom along
with the roller.
A marriage took place at Bnrkeville,
Va, recently, the groom being Col. Eos
ter, aged II, and the bride, Miss Cum
Jugs, but three years his junior. They
had been affianced since youth, but as
the lady insisted upon a gift OF $50, 900
from the Colonel OF her wedding day,
the event was postponed until the lady
compromised.
Charles S. Kline, a romantic old bride
groom of II, eloped from Charles-City
county, Va, with fair bride of 20
years, not because. he could not have
married her az home, but because he
thought it more gay and festive to run
away like boy of nineteen.
Nevada man drove twenty-eight
miles to attend funeral, but reached
the house to find the deceased alive
and recovering. He therefore brings
suit for $40 damages.
Geo. NJ. Walter, No. 1913 George St.,
Baltimore, used every remedy for
Rh- umatism he ever heard of, until he
tried Keller's Roman Liniment, which
entirely cured him.
We can safely assert that nothing
equals DR.. Bulls cough syrup for all
cases of core throat, coughs, colds, etc.
Price 25 cents q bottle
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
Great Reductions ~ Beef.

Economic by buying good stewing
beef at 6 to s cents pound good roast
at 8 to 10; best roast, IL to IA round
steak, l2t; rump steak, ID; sirloin, IT,,
Of r. p. G"ary, stalls 10 and II Third
street market, and Of A. 7. Geary, stall
70 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

At CDnrstoGa station, on the Whining
ton & Northern Ralroad, there Is an
old fa,hionrd tank, at which the en-.
ciurs take water. There is Il constant
overflow of surplus water, and during
the cold weather it froze so fast as to
form a pyramid OF ice about twenty feet
high, and has the appearance of min
ature iceburg ON land.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

Remember the Ilarkins Senate will
Civ" their second annual reception in
W"bst"r's Dancing Academy Masonic
Hall, on Friday evening, January "a
This ball will ~ doubt be one Of the
leading events Of thu season, and
shonlI l." iIbrrally patronizrd by all
who tax" delight in tripping the light
fantastic. First class music will be in
attendance.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

was lhat bequeathed by Capt. Philip
hicknesse, in hin will found July "a.
1893. "lleave my right hand to be cut off
after death to my son Lord Ardly, and
[ desire it may be sent him, in hopes
that such sight may remind him Of
his duty he owed TO father who once
airtctionately loved him.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

Philip Qugley, Esq, visited Wash
ington, on Tuesday, at the invitation of
the Clerk of the U. S. S nate, to i'm
part his views to special committee, in
regard to the construction Of bridge
across the Potomac at point where he
is so fortunate as to own some real rs
tate
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

NOR RENT a nlno room House in good
L order and pleasant lOratIon, no W.
n, street Also two IN Washington street
40 and 6l2 Apply to q. CHANDLfR 81
M p o Market street lnJ-a
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

ySDR RkNT.--A cOmturtnhe hvG room
4 house, wiih wal' of excellent water at
H., door, 10 West Wilmington. Also three
bees II building GA Southeast corn Of
MARKET aud Seventh street: WI rrnt all
very reasonably. JDiiN u LEWIS
.t"t2I.l2t
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

Y,DR SALE.--h three.story hricn Nous
L with rouihs, papcrei throughout, with
IN. hot and cold water, green house, sup
i,I.rd with flowers, M. 5o3 ". Third street,
"a. all over pouse MARY NJ. BRJ"H.
Unfit
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

THOR SALE.-The three story brick house
Il No. Coz Washington street, with al the
modern Improvements: terms easy. Posses
,Iuu given nj once Apply TO NJ. l. LiCll-
TENSrFlE. 225 Market street. in'0
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

NOR SALE.-One OF tho be-t dairy and
L grain Farm In the State. Situated In
New Castle Hundred, about miles from VII.
mtngton, on the State roan. within 2mi!es OF
Stations on Delaware Railroad Contain
Ing 1888 acres Of land, good and susceptible OF
Improvement. This farm now pays per cent.
with Taxes and Insurance. A never falling
stream Of spring water runs through the pio
rerty watering all the fields. Large lawn In
'front.' Of dwelling, large barn and all necessary
ulldidus This farm will be sold very cheap
tappled for coon. J.'W. WnITEMAN.
sep2S-tIl.lanl
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

TOR SALE "A Marvin sale, rs by lsinches
inside. In vcod condition. lnqnite at
H3iL Marhet street. jnlI-5t'
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15
DIOR SALE CHEAP.-Two COED store. in

NOR SALE CHEAP.-Two COED stoies in
L good location, two now throe-story nine
p0:. houses, and two new room houses, all
with hot and cold water gas. bath, wash pave
front and in yard. two room houses with en-
closed sheds. Also other houses. Persons In
want ct cheap h use 1t would be to their ad
vantage to see these houses, as the, are all
we'll built and Of good materials. Prices from
sll5O and up. Terms very easy u suit the
times, will take as part pay first mortgage on
other property and Ave years MORTGAGE on the
house sold. Apply to q. II. TINDALL h
SONS, 70l French and No. $40 East Ninth
streets. dc23-lm
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

y ,DH SALh.- - very Desirable" property on
I the southwest corner u sixth aud Mar
.o, strcc'y Arpiy 100. CHANDLER, fo5
Market street dc'-u
Daily Republican., 1879-01-15

NOR HENT.-A nine room House with
modern imp ovements, GA W. Fourth
.,reet. Apply at 2is Jefferson street.
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