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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26
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Special to the Cincinnati Commercial
PHILADELPHIA, March 24.-The
steamship Switzerland, of the Red
Star line, which lett Antwerp Febru
airy 2Sth, arrived here to-day, twelve
days over due. She brought 800 pas
sengers, and much anxiety had been
felt here regarding their safety, The
cause Of the delay was q succession of
head winds which first struck her in the
English channel, aud continued with
out cessation until her arrival here.
On the Goth of March terrible hur-
ricane struck the vessel, For a while
the steamship struggled against the
hurricane, but it was found to be ut.
terly useless, and she laid to and
waited for the storm to abate. She
was tossed and rolled in the trough Of
the sea from 2 2o'clock on the afternoon
Of the 10th until 6 o'clock that even.
ing. The wind abatlng q little at that
hour the engines were started. The
weather continued very bad, with
north northwest winds, until the ar
rival at the capes Of the Delaware last
night,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26
GRANT.
RumOr that He Will Withdraw
The Texas Delegation,

BosToN, March 26.--The Adver-
tiser has the following: A dispatch
was received in this city last evening
from Washington stating that positive
information had been received that
Grant will withdraw as candidate
before the Chicago convention.
GALVESTON, March 26.-The So
called instruction resolution of the
Texas republican state convention is
as follows: while we recognize that
General Grant is the choice of the re-
publicans in Texas, it is considered
inexpedient to instruct the delegation
to Chicago, further than to cast the
vote as a unit for president.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26

lin square library series, he said that
the sales of these books are very large.
but the profit is almost nothing. The
result Of this is that, as the publishers
make so little, they cannot afford to
pay foreign authors much or anything
in lieu Of copyright. In addition to
this, SO long as the public can buy
frst-rate books by foreign authors for
ten or fifteen cents apiece, there is
little inducement for them to pay
much larger prices for the works of
American authors. By this means
the cheap publications discourage
home authorship without benefting
the foreign authors. AS Mr.. Harper
says, a man can now buy for twenty
five dollars reading enough to last him
a lifetime.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26

A CORRESPONDENT comes to the
defense of Mr.. Herman, of the Oko-
Iona States. We admit his communi-
cation out of regard for the writer,
but not because we are aware that
such defense is necessary. The
r1mor obtained currency at one time
that Mr.. Herman was employed by
northern republicans, but we have
not heard it lately. 1t is generally
conceded that he is in earnest, and
that his opinions, however wild and
revolutionary, as well as repugnant to
the southern people, are his own.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26

During the entire voyage of twenty
five days there was no damage done to
the vessel, and the only accident was
one to a sailor, which took place on
the third day out. A heavy sea was
shipped forward, and the sailor was
thrown against an anchor and had his
leg broken. The carpenter and boat
swain were also disabled. Tvs chill
dren died during the voyage, and were
buried at sea.
The steerage passengers complain of
a want Of provisions and lack Of atten-
ton.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 2G.-Flour
dull and heavy; family, s. 500
s. 60; fancy, $6@S6 70; wheat dull at
81 28; corn quiet and unchanged; oats,
do; pork, no transactions; lard weak at
Sc; bulk meats quiet and unchanged;
bacon, do; whisky quiet at 81 o..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26

The Somerville Falcon has been
interviewing the leading citizens Of
that town, and finds that thirteen are
for Bayard, three for Tilden, two for
Seymour, one for Randall, one for
Hendricks, and two for anybody but
Tlden, and one who was for anybody
but Bayard or Grant, and with the
most of them it was anybody to beat
the radical nominee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26
Indications.

WASHINGTON, March 70. Per Ten
Dessee, Ohio valley and the lake re-
gion warmOr, cloudy weather with
rain or snow, southeasterly winds,
generally veering to southwesterly,
falling barometer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26

The Tennessee dcmocra tic state
convention meets at Nashville on
eTuesday, the Sth of June, to nomi-
nate delegates to the Cincinnati con-
vention, and to choose state electors.
The democrats of Shelby county will
meet in mass meeting at the court
house on Saturday, the first day of
May to select delegates to the Nash
willie convention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26

As a big buzz saw in a Suffolk (Va.)
sawmill was tearing through large
log, suddenly there was a crash, a
shower Of sparks, and a demolished
saw. 1t had run into a piece of shell
that during the war had been imbed-
ded in the tree, and afterward hidden
by the bark, which closed over it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26

THE Brownsville Democrat, a high
state credit paper, favors the re elec-
ton Of Governor Marks, and some Of
the low tax men are said to be willing
to compromise on Marks. 30 candi-
date has yet been announced, and per-
heps none will be until after the Gin
cinnati convention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26

Mr.. j. Abner Harper has been in
terviewed by a New York Tribune
reporter on the subject of cheap pub
LEGATION, and gives some interesting
information. Concerning the Frank
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26

THE Pittsburgh Post announces an
overwhelming sentiment for Tilden
in Allegheny county. The Post is a
Tilden paper.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26

THE Charleston News and Courier
thinks that if Mr.. Tilden is nomi-
mated at Cincinnati, he will he de-
feated at the November election.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26

THE following payments have been
made to Captain Eads, on account Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26

his ietties at the mouth of the Missis-
sippi river, and, like Oliver Twist, he
still calls for more
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26

Cor. n. Y. Tribune from Ireland, by James
Redpath.l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-26
A NIHILIsT DENIAL.

PARIS, March ga socialist pa
per publishes note from Geneva de
nying the existence there of any Nj
hilist commission. The note says that
there is simply relief solicited for the
Russian political refugees, and what is
now going on in Russia requires too
great a knowledge of the local condi.
tions and too great promptitude to be
superintended at the spot, four days
distant from the scene of action.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
Congress-.

In the United States Senate yestsr-
day, bills we're introduced by Mr.. Max
ey to revive the ac. granting lands to
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad
and Steamship Company, and by Mr..
Window TO classify and fix the salaries
Of railway mail employees. The New
York Exhibition bill was passed--ysas,
26; nays, 2l-also bill introduced by
Mr.. Paddock TO "equalize homestsads. !"
The Immediate Deficiency bill was con-
sidered, and the "ridsr" clause was re-
tanned by party vote. Pending final
action on the bill, Mr.. Coke, from the
Committee on Indian Affairs, reported
o substitute for the Bte Agreement bill,
which was ordered to be printed and
lie on the table. After an executive
session the Senate adjourned.
In the House, the Post Route bill was
reported and passed. A number Of bills
were reported and placed on the calsn-
dar, among them the following: To pro-
hibit engraved signatures on national
bank notes; for the rsooinags OF the
half dollar; 70 restore the Japanese In
demnity Fund; aud to allow citizens OF
the United States who have become
British subjects to be naturalizpd. The
contested case of Bradley "vs." Slsm-
mons, from the Second District Of Arkan-
sas, was taken up, and Mr.. Slemmons
was declared entitled to his sest--yeas
149, nays Il. Pending consideration of
the Star Service Def ,iency bill the
House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
Dem ocratae State Convention

1t Is significant that the call for the
New York Democratic State Convention
TO assemble at Syracuse on April 20
omits the Objectionable condition origin
ally contemplatsd-that the partici-
pants shoald bind themselves in ad-
vance to support the Presidential can
didats TO be selected at Cincinnati,
whoever he might be. Mr.. Tilden once
denounced similar demand when his
headed contesting delegation a. "un-
preoedentsd and dishonorabls," and
Insisted that their admission should be
unconditional. As the call now reads it
is addressed to Democrats without dis
tinction and to "all others who intend
to support tho nominees Of the Demo-
cratic National Convention" This con-
di ton IL exacted, it would seem, only
from new converts. The independent
Republicans" however, who claim an
absolutely unlimited liberty of scratch
ing, will hardly be attracted by an in
vitation which would impose on them
an obligation to support the ticket any
how, while the surs-enough Democrats
themselves reserve the privilege OF
bolting.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
HATCnINa BY WHOLESALE.
A Novel Manner tn which Chick.
ems are Created tn wtitnsnatou-
AR Examination of the Process.

A Novel Manner tn which Chick
ems are Created tn INFLAMMATION
Ar Examination of the Process.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Miles, who Is engaged in one
Of the Wilmington car shops as pain
ter, and residing on Adams street near
the BraDdywine creek, has purchased
from J. L. Campbell, of West Elizabeth,
Pa, a patented incubator at a cost Of
fifty dollars.
This arrangement for hatching chick
ems was patented July 8, 1876, and Mr..
Niles has had 1t only about two months,
therefore it is quite a novelty in this
city, and numerous persons call to ex-
anime 1t. 1t resembles refrigerator,
aud the size is about 81 feet square.
1t is heated by means of an air-tight
drum passing through the centre. I'm
mediately beneath this drum is placed
large tin lamp which is filed with
headlight oil. The average tempera-
ture within the incubator is one hun
drsd and three degrees.
In each Of this four corners within Ii
placed cup filled with water for the
p0'1 III " 0teA.in noia.uie 'or the
essI. opsn eaGn VI .ae TWO sloe0 anu
.no .ne o@uA ~. .. si'e ~; ineu oa.ol are Two ven
n"to'', "lso ~ tho t,oue "nu q. ''7
loP Is .entiiA'or. ohouio tne tsm-
Perasure @ a''Aln gfea.er he@' lnah 40
sesieos, snoie .H is a., camper upon .ne
~ um "nion WIZ la.i anu IL WIN reiaAln
~ 'u.s toolIion oa'ii 'h0 '0inpefA'ur'
10 ns .ne proper uegfee.
, tnuo u ,t 'ne 'noIu@:of ~ ato p'aoei ~ .,
ui4.srS, .s, Wnien on:Ain squares sun
g,ensly m, lasSe sooousain 1 ope egg each,
Iuose sq"area HfH iotni'u ~ P'eces Vi
"ooa "a, anu "ie " ~ %n!on cross eAch o'het.
a. ,hs rear oI ,ns lncuoa,or ID pisceu a
,'oIA' 'his e-ooA anu sHe uiawerS are at
.Ao1eu . w "ean0 Vi wifei n'ery
WE'VE noa.s " oonie s ln,1hsnI'@, ar
rSna1u'; r., 4, ms WIRE ID pu'iea aaa oon,
'Ao egsS M' 'ufneo over
uPph Th 'no ioo, oppos.to s'as. ,,,,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
visit to massachusetts.

To morrow Rev. George r. Kramer
will leave this city for two weeks
visit to Worcester, Mass. The engage
ment was made about one year ago. On
next Wednesday evening Mr.. K. will
deliver his lecture on "Paul, the slave
Of Jesus Christ" at Boston. During his
absence the pulpit Of the Household
OF Faith church will be supplied by
visitors. On next Sunday Rev. Jacob
Elliott, formerly Of this city, will preach
and on the following Sunday A. A.
Phelps, editor Of the Bible Banner"
OF Philadelphia, will oonduo! the SER
vices.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
Flremeu'a Visit.

Many who have gone out for wool
have come home shorn, but when Mr..
Edison started his quest for platinum
he inaugurated movement which bids
fair to rival the fabled philosophers
stone in marvellous results. His exper-
iments were largely directed to ths
"tailings" from quartz mills with cleo
tricity, but, instead Of the platinum he
sought, gold was the invsribls precipi-
tation. Mr.. Edison has now demon
strated that from certain classes of re-
fuse he can extract, at an almost
nominal cost. more gold than the
original treatment with stamp and
quicksilver produced.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
NEW CASTLE.
News NOtos In oRr Eelgnb0r CITY
Taken on tho Fly by our Regular
COrreEpOn6enf.

AAAe" Oh hho Hsy Dy OuF Regular
Correspondent.
Special Correspondence OF Republieaa.
Egw CASTLE, April /.
The finishing up Of the Assessment
is very noticeable in the number of ar,
rlva.s by the up train this morning.
only five got off. We will now RELAPSE
into our staid and even ways until
May Court opens.
Rev. D. D. Ridgway leaves to-day for
the field Of his future labors in Iowa.
Now that the Amusement Season ia
again opened many of our citizens
would go the Opera House in Whining
ton we're there any way of returning.
a passenger car attached to the mid.
night freight train on the Delaware
roa1 would be a great convenience on
nights when performances are given
in your Opera House.
About 225 copies of the Republican
are sold in this city every day. Ear.
ry LaHcaster, the boy who serves
them, Will deliver ii promptly aud reg
ulariy to those who may give him no
V9 y. e,tu9f W poStai caro- or leave word
"' M ms ieslaencsa on 9th street.
or in,s .aa morning number Of the
1npioyees 9l Ine Delaware Iron Works
nau 70 slisnt alteration over the
.SSp7o'iVe hgntng headquarters of
sho t,'o o@u'hesI AS usual In such cases
u, ~" ,,' ~hole a1alf eliminated in fstic
Ell ounter. Bruised faces aud colored
g e'es as, are ,i nov 70 DO seen, and no doubt
les" : o.se WIZ oe given attention by his
O: T.;. .u" evening In consequences.
...aa,;, 40 e'onins tnere Will oe very in
ssIeSting entertainment and Concert at
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
tbMy Esarkuer.o

Tbs N. Y. "Times" thus speaks Of
"My Partner" Mr. BARLEY Campbell ia
the author Of "My Partner" aud he is
TO be congratulated, not only upon
having written play which is un.
usually interesting, but also upon a
worthy effort to give to that play a
character and nationality of It's own
and his success is very gratifying to the
ordinary plsy-goer, also to thoss few
earnest persons who really hope and
believe that American talent needs but
the light of steady encouragement TO
flower out and become all tha!i. should
ba.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
"The Z og nas Luaix.n

Ths Catholic Society Of this city viii
have a very pleasant entertainment at
the Ogera House tomorrow evening;
they have engaged the Chestnut street
Theatre Co., of Philadelphia, who will
produce Jonathan Jinks very amusing
comedy ETA Rogue's Luck ut will be
a very good performance and no doubt
will be crested by large sudienos.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
sale Of KenI Estats.

At the lafayette Hotel, yesterday af
tsrroon, Deputy Sheriff Morrison sold
the following real estate:
Two lots on King street near Second,
one containing 1000 feet and tho other
] $50 feet, the property Of John g. Had
dock, to Victor Du Pont for 81, 500.
A lot, situated at toe northeast cor.
ner Of Front and Adams streets, Il3
feet 10 inches wide and l28 feet deep,
the property of William Richman, Jr. 3,
to Victor Du Pont for $500.
A lot containing brick house, situa-
ted on Fifth street usar Spruce, the
property of Ann Harrigau, to Victor
Du Pont for $500.
A lot containing three story brick
house, situated on Tatnall street be-
tween Second and Third, "A feet 6 in.
ches wide and s5 feet deep, subject TO
mortgage Of $1,000, the property of
the late Frederick Huber, to Joshua L.
Simms for $l,00
A lot containing Atore, situated on
Market street, the property OF David
Lemon, to Charles b. Lore, Esq, for
IS. $50.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01

Chief OF POLICE Maxwell makes the
following report for the month Of March
ending yesterday Cases of drunken
ness, AZ; disordsrly conduct, 80; drunk
and disordsrly, g. assault and battery,
Is: larceny, IA; yagranoy; y; street
fights, 5; threatening and abusive Ian
guage, s; contempt, 4; keeping houses
OF III fame, 8; cruelty to children, 2;
selling liquor without q license, );
keeping policy shops, 2; having wet
cellars. 8; unregistered dogs, /; cruelty
to animals.1; assault with attempt to
kill, /; selling goods on Sunday, l..
Total, l72.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
Greonback n Convention, ssxy

The Green hackers OF Kent and Sus-
sex counties will hold a convention ct
Georgetown, on Tuesday, ths 18th inst.
Addresses will be made by DR.. Welch
and others. The object Is to organize,
and elect delegates to the National
Convention which meets at Chicago on
the 9th OF June. 1t is said that they
will nominats Presidential Electors, q
Candidate for Congress and full ticket
for each county.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01

Number Of boats which passed
.nrough the Third street bridge yester-
day steamers, 4 tugs, 81 schoou-
srs, II sloops, 8; barges, 9; canal
boats, 5.
The tug "Mstsor" left this city early
this morning, towing three bsrges and
two canal boats.
Yesterday morning ths skid "Iia"
arrived from Smyrna creek, having 2l2
shad on board.
The mud machine, has gone farther
down the Christiana.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
Colorado GOSSIP,

Among the emigrants who recently
started for I.ssdyills was a young man
from this city named Francis Sparks,
he, however, stopped at Denver, Colo
RADIO, when hs obtained employment in
a car shop at $3.50 per day. He thinks
Denver Is about ths size Of Whining
ton, and parties have contracted to
build an Opera House there for the
sum of two hundred thousand dollars.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
xsoaard Heiss.

:, .svsryd his connection with }.
g.aS,s vould inform his friends and
|pDhlic @ in general that he has open,
msroban. tailoring establishment
! 4 Rat Third street, where he
\, ssen ,uli line Of spring suitings
rsr, S amer, which viii bs made up
vsry reasonable price. Satisfaction
,,pteel to every customer. A call
,lioited.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01

|G bad colds, dangerous coughs and
b seated diseases of the l1nSs and
.Ost, which will terminate in con
bpion If let alone, DR.. Simms
bite PuimoniC Ba!sam stands pre-
|rent as tho leading certain curative
preventive relnsdy. SOC. and IL,
bot, 4th and King streets; Phila.,
area street.
lutmsu'5 Tar and Wild Cherry pec.
llb The hoSt and cheapest prepara
for 9ouals and colds ever offered
Aspblc. Get it at Fifth and Pop.
streets.
hsI'l is the only man in Whining
Who has the Snowflake potato ; be
just re- lived 400 bushels. Call
for a bargain, at No, Is Kast 4th
takes years OF experience in fitting
Pes 10 gi7o proper satisfaction TO
'omeEs. A lit guaranteed at 4. Jas.
"' Over 80 years experience,
word to the wise Buy a set Of
stone China, AZ pieces, for 1915,
Plp they advance any more, at Sd
I1tutll e+r,,I,
P 70 Sms!h for your potatoes ; he
sell them to you lower than any
fNs'''r IN Wilmington, At No. l3
I!N street.
pSt arrived, 400 bushels Snowflake
pos; also one car load of choice
J N'5e, for seed. Call at Sd and
PSsr ualer the REPUBLICAN, office.
|"' 4 i! Ash, merchant tailor, 705
|Ee. street, ia making pobby spring
fstIoaSonable prioss.
lE'eH received for choice roses and
ff.s@7 towering shrubs at No. 4 W.
street.
|NSif2 PauItry Powder, for oholera
y. .,",I ;, 'lseases Of fowls, gold by
Lea " yulies.on, Druggists, No. 3C2
3 street.
lAf75 Ina Of buttons in new and
.aa'9 s'yIo' a. reasonable prices,
|'nnard < Co.'S.
II" 10 'aeI'z for your potatoes if you
y " s4'e moaey. No. - East 4th
4. M, ~ H'rasri & Co. keep every
\ y VI franklin aaokiugs.
\ |. v' Sa'f'foA has removed to No. SOB
"h pans and all kinds Of tiuware
\ O. ra'FJ'|, s27 Market street.
ir', IN 3D., D,tmoFss"' srring pattsrnsI
:, ~ ,''ck at RoSsel! & spsrcsr's.
1 \ West has removed to 7os French
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
Raise Your Anchor

crowd Oh all sail for this "dTeat
|,cco Mart" as Chapman has just
Ined from Pennsylvania with 50,-
! Cheap segars, $3.50 per thousand.
Ibun! Sap, Sc. Fourth and Shipisy
bstS Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
Pennypnck er's Burned Mills.

Bids were opened for rebuilding the
burned -four mills OF Mr.. Pennypack
or 4 Company on Monday last. They
were much to high and all were rejeo-
ted. II was decided To alter the plans
and request new bids. But two OF The
bidders were from Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
NEW ADVERTrEEarEmTs.

A GRAND LEAP YEAR RECEPTION
"A will be given by tho ladies Of Union
American church in national Hall corner of
Ninth and walnut streets, on THURSDAY
EVENING, APRIL lat, 1880. Persons de-
string carriages can have tho sama call for
them oy paying 10 conts extra each, and by
leaving the nu Lber oil your residence with
whom you purchase your ticket or |. Il. JET.
frs popular cigar stand, N. E. cor. Sth and
Tatnall streets. A competent hand will have
charge OF the hat and cloak room. For for
her iniormatian SEQ smalt bills. 3-31-2t
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
SPECIAL MEhTA"A'
x.cts positive.

II
H., besn making selections FOR
!, aa,V .,so months wherever wa could
~ J VIVA WV GOOD style, and which we
l.v v At a bargain, not connning
,hs.ss uy a. 10 Philadelphia, but
W .SvSp,age Of agents Of New
nsa J" @ otIsr US great Endorsements,
\ " We have ha accepted, and are now
!.ira vi 90 70 buy our goods as cheap
~ ,y'SsS msSichan. in Wilmington. and .
" .n consider the amount OF two
pa yv1 to three thousand dollars
'sDn "~nsnss in our favor TO that OF
'ip'D , = The tailoring and clothing
,sss you cannot fail to S,,i. ses ou,
s.aes. st,S FERD. CARSON Merchant
!. S}g Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01

,,c ], Nicholson has removed his
Salsr shoe store from Third and
Esbinrton streets to No. lo6 West
|rrth street, where he will bo glad
Irret all his old customers and all
4 are in need OF the best and cheap.
shoas in the market.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01

yCu want some chOioe seed pota-
! or potatoes for family use, call at
Il under the REPUBLICAN Office. We
hn busines. They must 30 sold.
AMI King streets. .
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01

nEASON y HAMLlN OR. s'5szm
WI gan, new etyies; elegant M ly;s5s5&
cnses in obOn'Zed wo1d. Prices wv
low. Easy ypqyments.oyeEy three msnths Don t
tor1et We keep the be t organs made at PAM
COAST ALIENS, Masonic Tomple, Will
micgtou, Del. 4l.Sm eotw
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
Will Retire.

Mr. Frank D. Clayton, the coal
er, who bought out the effects OF
Joseph Fout, deceased, will retire from
business to-day. He retires on account
of his health.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
- 'he Foreign Trnso

/ Gyr.H ,'H, March 3O.-Ths .x,,,,
thssa hsa'fs ss' thia week have a bettar M
! ~ 1' ,,s '"' sem time pss,. The ,satsi totsI
Hipy' 'tIS,1Eair $. 81, 734 s7l s corysa. ,pss.
s = ,s't week last year. There rs't.s, has
|nsp,, very :, marked increase in ths ths
pns, p'a 1,. Of b,readstufs and III rroe ,ne
|nd' ,5a "nt still the total ISL ia I.rsslv sHr
|evsr wa a. Imports. 1t is to b Ia 'nrssiy nn,si
(iras','lS, a. a . healthy sign, II that u0'n", t%s
|ush h"Sts tss Of goods from warsSoras aIsS rns
h 70 ,Ie NJ, month have BEEN 'nDout aDout
, '5s ds,q Quantities entered. vJ AIDus thus
|suSci.u,,@ demand for actual ,su, oonsnmns smns
cn Of 's,! sn.. % prevent undue rnSc%p. aocnp.
Tbiss snE ;, description of Io m.roh SVIuIn. an'
/ hays a,s Is Consideration n 1a',UhaI, wh;a,,
per ,e a", an important b.ar,rn Mnion ca
Races, "0'unA trade ss the Year
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
They 20 again.

The leading officers of the P. W. &
B. railroad went down the road in a
special car to-day. Where thy sent or
what their mission was no one xnGws.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
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