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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
Arrived.

New York, Quick. from New York. ola
met TO A Whitney &oo-Agiers
II steamship Char eellor Valiant, from Liverpool vi
Barbadnea to Iucas Moore &co-ad dts -
II steamship Orator Corhshley. from Liverpool vi
pernambuno, 70 Lucas Moore 400 ~ dis ~
RTEAMDoATs.
HAS Morgan Stein from Cincinnati
bin NJ Chambers Muggah from ST Martinville
bhu Wilson, Rice from Newport
Fm Pagan, Hodge from Newport
j Caay. Brown. from BAYOU Sara
John. McElroy. from Baton Rouge
M White, Holmes from Argyle
Bred A BRRks. Blanks. from Unachita City
ehn III Hanna Johnson from EtdurRHo
n Smet. 0ttendorter, from Bayou Goula
phn Baird, Baird from Bayou Barataria
Elvin. Scovell. from Lower COAT
ksbsl, 0Pry, from Lower Coast
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nIREGTaHY.

DTKEITUh4:
E. J. Hart. julius Wells. Scott MeGehee,
II. Renshaw Il. W, Taylor. y. FatJo.
b. Bfsroe. J. G. Morris, 7. l.. Airey.
A. Baldwin. James |. Day. Il. h.. Craig.
Oh. Maereaiy. Thos. Simms. Saml. L. Boyd
W. L. SeYm our. Emory Ciapp. Chas. Roberts.
j. G. Gaines, ID a. Chatfraix. IA A. Blanc,
J. =. Flower. J. Il. Harris. Ia. Newman.
nor IL
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Low EEs COAST.
sTEA MgHGPg.
WEEKLY LINE FOR FLORIDA AND HA-
NANA.

MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
HTr. FOR CEDAR KEYS, KEY WEST
y = 1900 49,. and Havana This following iron
will Leave Algfers:
CLINTON. "WEDNESDAY. February L. 8 pm.
MORGAN -. WEDNESDAY. February IL s pm,
Superior passenger accommodations. ALI
and nd Texas Railroad Depot FOOT OF Lafayette
street. For freight and passage apply to
CHAS. A. WHITNEY Il Co. Managers,
ja23 Magazine and NHtchez streets.
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AFT AK APAs.

FOR BAYOU TECHE AND ATCHAFALAYA
RIVER.
Leaves MONDAY. February D. Mt + D. m.
IT. FOR 81. MAHTtNSVILLE, NEW
SSl4t4ssalAet "a Iberia. Ieauerette franklin CON
'"s~~ trsville. Plttersouville. and nil inter
mediate landings on Bayou Teche and Ateha-
falaya river The new passenger steamer
BEDFORD.
A. w. Williamson master. J A. Haskell mud W.
A. McFHrfn clerRa
will loRye as above For freiRht or raasaga Rp-
ply on board. or to BRtTTON Il EPPLBR.
1880 i22 Iravior street.
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The foregoing statement Is lust true and
correct transcript from the books Of the COM
pany JAS l. DAY President.
II CARPENTER, Secretary.
Sworn to aud subscribed before me this TWEEN
ty. first day of January, 1880.
A. INGRAHAM. Notary Public,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
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The Situation In Irelau Il /.

LoSDeN, Fed. "a despatch TO the
Times from Dublin Gays: "Ths past
week added but little to the evidence
ofextrems distress, while it has large
ly augmented the resorces of the relieI
committees, and provisions of the gov
erament for meeting the crisis. The
beneficial effect Of the grants of the re-
lief committees is to be seen in the qui.
eter tone of the press and the cessation
Of the cry Of alarm heard month OF
two ago.
"There are still deplorabls accounts
from some districts, but there Is geIer-
ally a more hopeful spirit among the
people. Though there is still great
cause for anxiety and for vigilant at
tention to signs ofsuffering, which may
appear in unexpected quarters, the ex-
tent to which land owners have EN-.
braced the oppc rtunity Of obtaining
loans on easy terms is sufficient proof
that the supposed barrier of red tape
has not been thought insurmountable.
Drreng the prst week the number Of
new applications reached 200, and the
amount applied for was ell, GOO,
which, added to the previous total a.
mount of E265, 900, makes an aggrs-
gate of 1916, 900 since the 22d of No
vember."
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
RnrnIng of q Theatre.

DUBLIN, FEB. ., $50 P. M,-Th'
Theatre Royal was completely destroyed
to-day. The fire is still burning, anc
several adjoining houses are threateued
with destruction. A police inspecto!
and one workman were injured. The
military are keeping order and assist
ing the fire department. There was to
have been a day performance of pant to.
mine at the theatre this afternoon, at
which the Duke and Duchess of Mari.
borough were expected to be present.
The fire was occasionsd by the igniting
of the curtains in their state-box.
DUBLIN, Feb. 9.-EveniDg-The fire
at the Theatre Royal is still burning.
1t is feared that the manager of the
theatre, the property-man and four rs
sistants have perished in the flames.
LATER.-Six lives were lost in the
Theatre Royal. The FIRE brigade sue
ceeded in preventing the spread of the
flames to the adjoining houses. The
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland was present
during the copflagration. The loss by
the destruction OF the theatre and con-
tents is estimated at 5000, 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
I Ce.kIi.g and sherrnan.

The publication OF Q private letter
TO Sssrstary Sherman from his brother
in-law, @. w. Moulton, regarding the
position Of Senator Conkling in the
event OF Grants being Withdrawn, has
provoked much criticism, and many
Inquiries have been made here by tele-
graph from distant points Is to its
truth. To the outside world and news
paper men especially, Senator Conk-
ling has nothing to say about It. He
Is Q mysterious man, bat he manipu-
lates the political wires in New York
State with mastery hand. Ono Of
Mr.. Conkling's colleagues in the Senate
"A personal frisLd--sssures your cor
respondent that there Is abso utsly no
truth in the statement sought TO be
conveyed in the Moulton letter, that
after Grant Mr.. Conkling prefers sher.
man. This Senator says be knows alb
solutely that under no circumstances
whatever will Copklipg give his sup
port to Sherman, II by any unexpected
change in the contest it becomes nsces-
ary TO withdraw Gen. Grants name.
II the latter event happens, this Sena'
tor says that Mr.. Blaine will secure the
vote of the New York delegation, with,
perhaps, few exceptions, and that he
(Blaine) is the second choice Of nearly
all the Republican leaders in New
York. Governor Cornell, Gen. Arthur,
and other well.known friends Of Conk
ling have expressed themselves as be-
ing In favor OF Blaine as second choice.
This information comes from source
which cannot be- doubted, even though
it be in direct couhict with tho Gnnoun-
ced opinion Of Secretary Sherman that
he had no doubt but tho Moulton letter
stated the truth, and that Mr.. Conkling
would support hin in preference to
Blaine.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
Edison ana His Light.

Ellison is hopeful once mere. Hi
new glass globes have now been W
two weeks, and have stood the test
generally. The New York Sun" says
it will bs remem bered that in the case
of the old globes, while the amount o
contraction and expansion Of glass and
platinum we're the same, one expanded
to its full extent before the other, and
the cracking Of the glass followed. In
the new lamp it has been found that
the coeftcients of platinum and Of the
new material applied to the tubes at
the point where they are pierced by
the platinum wires are equal, and
therefore the contraction and expen-
sion are simultaneous, as near as can
be ascertainsd. Mr.. Edison says, II
these globes hold out as they have Civ
en- promise Of doing, there will be little
else to do put to put the whole plan in
practical operation. Even il he is
again too sanguine, he has made IN
doubted progress.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
subssYibes go, 900 for IrsIan 4 =

The New York Herald" of this
morning says: Another day Of splendid
work in the "Herald" Relief Fund fol
the starving people Of Ireland was in
augurated by the receipt OF the mag
nificent subscription of $4,000 from
Mr.. John W. Mackay, of Virginia City,
Nevada. But the mites came rolling
In by tens and hundreds as well. aud
the great stream Of charity showed that
its fountains are practically exhaustless
The demand for additional subscrip.
tion blanks continue, giving earnest Of
a still more widely extended field for
collections. The little children and
the aged, the fireman, the policeman,
the msrchant and his clerks, the man.
ufacturer and his workmen, rich ladies
and poor working girls, all tell the
story of love and compassion in our col
umns ofFubscription. Various projects
to swell the fund are mooted, and to
ope and all Of these we say that the
work is a worthy one.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
The Mna0ns and the Church

For tho Republican.
MEssRs. EDITORS; Il would just like
TO say to Rev. c. c. Felts, through the
columns of your paper, that it is good
thing that the Grand Master of the Ma.
sonic Fraternity has influence enough
over bis craft to make a respectable
turnout to bury their dead, let it be on
the Sabbath day or any other day, be.
cause it shows that he has more intlu.
nee over the members than ono hail
of the pastors have over their church,
and it always will be so as long as the
pastors are so tritling in attending to
things that they know nothing at all
about. Therefore think that it would
be more to the interest of his church if
he would attend to it and let the Ma
sonic Fraternity alone as he knows
nothing at all about the Order, and
he must remember that some of the
very best members of his Church are
MasOns. Therefore | think viewing
the matter as it is, he does his church
more harm than good by his illusions.
Respectfully Yours, A MASON.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
An Hmclent Life saving Crew

Assistant Inspector Dehart, of the
Fourth Life Saving District, in y report
to the General Superintendent of the
Life Saving Service, gives in detail the
particulars connected with the wreck
ofthe schooner George Farlane, of Cam.
den, N. j., John d. Adams, master, on
the coast OF New Jersey, on the Sd inst.
The whole rocetding, from the first
sighting Of the distressed vessel to the
ultimate rssaur Of the imperilled crew,
is mentioned az showing the NEST in
domitable courage and cool judgment
on the part of the crews ofStstions Nos.
II and II. The captain of the vessel
peaks in the highest terms Of their &C.
tion.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
Br.aEsns Dow. In sas,.

The New York "sun" Of this morn
ing says: On Wednesday Of last week,
Mr.. Henry T. Skillsn, formerly mer-
chant in Paterson, N. j., and believed
to bs q wealthy man, was sentenced to
ninety days In the county jail and the
payment ofs100 fine and costs, on con
viotion for obtaining money under false
pretences. When sentenced he was
over come with the disgrace, and sank
into chair and buried his face in his
hands. lie was almost carried to the
county Jail. From that time to this he
has not spoken q word, or eaten q
mouthful except what can be forced be-
tween his teeth with a spoon. When
touched he started with shudder, but
that was the only sign Of life he gave.
He seemed to have no power whatever
o7sr his limbs. Tho doctors said it
was a state OF catalspsy resulting from
an excessive shock to the nervous sys-
tenn. A day or 80 ago he was so Ill that
It was thought he was dying, and he
was removed TO more comfortable part
vi the jail hiS "iIo anu obhoI iIlouus
came TO see bin, but were unable to a.
rouse him from his stupor. Yesterday
he was SO bad that Judge Barkalow
ordered that he he sent to the hospital,
but subsequently gave him permission
to be taken home, as there was every
prospect that he would die. He was
strong, hearty man, and the only cause
of the attack, apparently was ths dis
grace of the imprisonment. tbs said
that he has lost $500 or $50, ,000
lately, which greatly depressed him.
The circumstances Of the offence for
which he was convicted we're complica-
tad, and it is believed by many that he
is the victim of suspicious circumstan-
cos.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
Rfshle,s Railroad Scales.

The Pittsburg and Lake Erie Rail,
road Comrany's Gen'l. Manager, after
a fair trial of Richie Bros. Self Adjust
ing Railroad Track Scales writes TO
them that "they are working to
their entire satisfaction" The Cum
herland Iron and Coal Company st
Frostburg, Nd, have just ordered one
Of their standard track scales. Richie
Bros. scales are being introduced all
over the country and taking thp place
of other we'll known makes, ON account
OF their peculiar advantages in eontin-
ued accuracy and durability. They
have recently been introduced in some
of the largest Railroad and Iron Com
paniss in the United States.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
Had News for Ice Monopoiies.

The Boston "Herald" says the pres
ent season, though not go favorable iol
the collection of ice in States south OF
Maine, has proved unusually fine in
the latter, and great crop has been
harvested. A section of less than
twenty miles of the Ken lebec river, in
Maine, constitutes now the principal
ice farms of the country, and this Sea-
son there will be harvested in that
neighborhood upward Of one million
tons of the crop.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
DanI O,Conaeli's Political Creed.

My political creed is short and sim
pie. 1t consists in believing that all
men are entitled as of right and Justice,
to religious and civil liberty. desere no
credit for being the advocate Of relig.
ious liberty, as my wants alone require
such advocacy; but l have taken care
to require it only on that principle
that would grant it to all sects and per.
suasions, which, while 1t emancipated
the Catholics in Ireland, would protect
the Protestants in France and Italy, and
destroy the inquisition, together with
the inquisitors Of Spain. Religion is
debased and degraded by human inter
ference; and surely the worship of the
Deity cannot but be contaminated by
the admixturs of worldly ambition and
human force. Such are my sentiments.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
The maine LegisIature.

In the Maine House Of Representa-
tives yesterday an order was offered to
print, with the recent decisions of the
Supreme Court of the State, certain
decision of the same Court rendered in
1868. Mr.. Hale denounced this as an
attempt to be little the opinion of the
Court, and said the attempt to over
ride its decision was revolutionary in
the extreme. A lively political discus
sion followed, and the order was de-
,eated-yeas IS, nays 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
An Eloquent Temperance Lccturs

A more eloquent temperance lecture
than ever fell from the lips of Cough, or
any other man who ever denounced the
demon of drink, was witnessed in Brook
lyn ON Tuesday. In miserable shanty
vas found a drunken husband and
father. His wife lay unconscious from
spell of sickness, while in another
corner sat four shivering children, al
most famished for want of food. The
wife was sent to the City Hospital, the
'hildrsu to the orphan asylum. and
the father 10 jail.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
OTIOr.-rnE LAmEs 4 MEBR

Mt OTIC E.--T y II JAMES Il WEBB
~ Printing and Stationery Company. a
corporation of the State of Delaware, having
purchased OF James X We b the good will
machinery, presses, types, fixtures, stock
book accounts, &c cOinprised in the p hitting
street, Wilmington. Del, VIII continue the
business In all Of its branches Orders for
printing, book binding, blank books or for
stationery OF every character promptly filled.
A continuance of the liberal patronage exten.
ded 10 the old house is respectfully solicited.
IAR JANIS & WEBB PRIHTIg9 AND I
STATIONERY COMPANY
EDWARD T. JAMES, Sec'y and Treas.
JNO. NJ. WHITFORD, Superintendent
2-36t
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
NOTICES
BRAIN AND NERVE Foop
TO WATER RENTERS.
0EFIcE OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT.

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. /, 1879.
The bills for 1890 are now reaGy and pay.
able at the REGISTRARS office, No 1908 Market
street. Tho law requires that all bills paid Oh
or before January 3lst, 1880, the face OF the
bill, tho3e paid during the month OF Fehru
the month Of March, 10 per cent. additional.
and any amount remaining unpaid after
April lst. 1889, the Registrar Is required to
have the iernles withdrawn and suit institu-
ted for the recovery Of the amount due and
the water will not be let into such premises
until such arrears, with assessments and 81
for drawing ierules, are paid.
office hours from n. m. TO Up. m.
WILLIAM J. MORROW, Reg gistrar.
lI-16-end I.edJ edF
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
James NOrdOm Rennett.

sThe young and generous proprietor
of the New York "lierald," is said tc
be engaged to ayouug lady Of Newport
R. 1. The young lady has no big brother
as James Gorden took care 10 And Out
beforehand.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

Y,oR KENT.-A FOUR STORY BRICK
X houso at the 5. Il corner OF Market and
S6oyenth streets. A very pleasant location tor
St"ording house, convenient rooms for officeS
sitSer single or double, or could be used Tor
chambers. r.,,,r s,ro., ho,voan
Eighth and Ninth, six or seven rooms IN
each. ,o.s.s 1, Was, w,,n,ry.
5I,h n we'll OF excellent water NJ the
doors. Apply 10 JohN d. LE "io'
l.29-lmd
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
We should Judge, not,

The Anti .Tilden Democrats are wor-
r 1 again about the condition of Tilden q
health, They announce officially that
he is very feeble. They are not able to
discover anything feeble" in his twist
On the party, however.-"Tribune I"
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

NOR RENT.-A Ii ROOM BOARDING
Il house, years successful, at No, 7l3 Il.
Seventh street. Also room 8 ore and dwell
INK or. l2th and Hsald ets IS per month
Also several I and 6 room hous,s from s5 u "
her month, VIM. FORREST,
24.6lA Cor. Sth and ButtonwVod SITS.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

Says the Cincinnati "COmmercial:"
"lf Europeans desire TO dig ditch
through the isthmus of Darien, II is none
Ct our national business"
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
RAILROAD LINES.
pHILADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

pHILhDELPHlA,W WILMINGTON AM
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10, 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta
tions, 100, slO 1880, a. M, 2.Sl,4.OO, 100, ~
Philad elphia (Express) 800, 0.3e, 1902 a. m
Philadelphia and New York 2.2l, 100, 1910
q. m., 1918, IL. 80, b.46 p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, s.Si
a, m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 708 p. nj.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2o3, s.36
q. m, 1852, l.04, SIS p. III.
Trains for Delaware Division leave Tor:
New Castle, 9.15 a. M, l.lO 8. SOP. IN.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 9lt
q. m., l.19, $50 p. In.
DeImar and intermediate Stations, 9,lba
m, 1.lop. m. -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intern diate stations
s.l0a M, 300. $50, 0.l6 p. m.
Philadelphia and New YorE, 2.O9 a. IN.
baltimore and Wa hington, l2bl, 2lo a. m'
For hrthor information passengers are 70
erred 10 tue time tables pos cd nt tAe depot
N'''' II. KLNNEY, Supt
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

r1uR sALE.-25 NEW HOUSES, PRICE
= from $500 TO $500 each, all In good 10.
osticng some with Bath, Water Closets, and
Modem Improvements Eleven OF these
house, with tie best Shingle Roofs also two
atOres, Terms very easy. Apply 10
q. II. II DALI II SbNS,
l4lm2d 7Ol French $40 and 3l2 +. 9Th SITS.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

4 ySoR SALE OK rENI.-rHE THREE
II story brick twelling,S3l Washington 81.
4 1en rooms and bath ; all Godern improve
ments; papersd thIOughout; all rooms heated;
terms easy.
J. FRnNX BALL, Rooms II anc.
change Building, 7th and Market. l-lo-tt
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

1t is sarcastieally suggested, says the
N. Y. "Ierald," that Brick Pomeroy
and Denis Ksarney would make a most
1eellent ticket for the national party.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
MERCHANT TAILORING.
CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER

m M. WIER, 1909 MARKET ST, HAS
in store let of Italian Part d Peaches,
at l2cts. per tb, great bargain; hne lOt OF
Pears at ia cts. D.; we have the bes. and 4
cent Flour to be found our Flour at $3.50 and
81 90 Der barrel is exceIleDr Ne have new
lot OF Tea at ~ cts. II, can't be bought any
place for less than go cts ; pure Honey, 10 cts
ottle. Our Coffee at l8 cts. is as good as
what you will pay 25 cts. for dried app es, 4
cts. h choice new crop, New orleans MO
sale price Fine Irish Dulce. r. M. WEIR,
l.30.tt 20 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

VNuR SALE.-A PROPERTY SITUA.
ted In Brandywine Hundred, contain.
inx about rs acres of very fertile and we'll
Watered land. Apply to .
EDWARD LEOAkPENTlER.
l2.3l.w s.3m hockland, bel.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

TNOR kENT.-THE FIVE STORY MO
Il tocco factory recently occupied by Wm.
Beadenkoii, and adjoining my leather ctory
in I'd g. rect ar Orange; good uarty can
make favorable terms IL. >. McCOMB.
2-l-lW
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

yNOR RREyr,-DWELLlNG 325 E. 4th st.,
Il rooms. Dwelling 10 W. 10Th st, .
rooms. -Four acres in Brandywine Marsh.
Jfije 502 Shipley st. : hico oOt Market !,
House no w. iOLh st., will be altered into
ttUre If ueslred. Apply to u. CHANDLER,
2-lO.Ot* bV2 Shiple5 ST., or $40 King st.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

NOIICE.--TO DELlNQ UENTS OF
~ city and school taxes for 1879. Bills
have be6n rendered and called for, and tha
year having expired, those who wish to avoid
trouble, had better call and settle, or we shall
proceed to collect the taxes with costs.
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
Office, no. 10 T.. Sixth street between Mar
ket and King. Hours 8 a, IN. to II m, 2 to 6
and to SD m. l.3"w
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

TUR SALE-HAY AND STRAW BY
l. the TN, n ton and loo bs., at market
prices Orders received by telephone by j..
Talnall h Co., or postal card.
A. X. TATNALL,
l2s Osd 2w T09 W. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

THOR SALE-A LOAL AND LUMBER
Il yard a. station on the Wilmington d
Northern Railroad. For iull Information
add rcss. EVANS pen MING TON,
3T-6t No. 8 L. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

v,0R SALE-A LUr UF GROUND
X with a brick morocco factory on II, one
bnudred and forty eight leet front on Cburch
strest. sixty-two eet on Filth street and sixty,
tuo i,et on Lord street. Streets curbed and
bed Of streets paved, ID inch water pipes
along Church street. Lime ylts IN the lac-
,n,v Snd now n cd for the manufacture 0 NOR.
,occo Sold TO close an estate. apply TO
'''''' EVANS PENNINGTON,
,.o1.tf No. East 8th treet,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

THOR SALE.-A THREE STORY BRICK
II house, with stable attached, will be So d
low on very easy terAs. Apply to
EVANS PENHlNGTON,
27eOd6t 6E. Eighth st.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

CHOR RENr.-A II ROOM hu, . =, 40.
2 7O5 East sixth street. Family VIII
board with tenant, or will rent without Ap'
ly at el6 Market street or on the premises.
l-l4-LI
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

VIyANTED-A WHITE GIRL; MUST
w be good cook, washer and ironer REL
required, 500 TatnalL st. 2l0-2t*
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

NOR RENT.-THE ALLEY 9RlSI AND
II flour mill, situated two miles west OF
Clayton, Kent county, Del. posse sion lst Of
March. Inquire OF II. q. MURPHY, on the
premises. or ID. J. MURPHY,
27.ll.A.lGWlt newark, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

ITNOR SALE.-TWO STORY BRlEh
r house, SO7 Conrad st.; six fooms will be
sod on Reasonable terms !; alsJ for SAFE sew
eral good work horses. apply to SAMUEL
lUUILE Chestnut and Adams. l-43'u
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

DOG REGISTER NOTICE.-ALL PER-
~ sons owning or having dogs ~
about their premises are required t0:ah
have them regularly registered between TIE
LIST and 10th days Of January. Alter the lat.
ter date tne ordinance will bo strictly en-
forced against unregistered dogs.
WIN. J. MAXWELL, Chief of Police
IL l7-tl2l
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

NOTIUE-AT A MEETING OF THE
~ Board of Managers Of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of the State
Of Delaware" held .tOber 2tst, 1s79, the
Treasurer was directed tOpay in ca h, to the
of 10 per ce0t of the baIances standing to
their credits respectively on the 3lst of Do
cember, 1879, slid dividend to be payable on
the first Monday in May. 1880
LA 4w-tuaf W. A. LA MOTTE, Treas.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

JNUk K EHT.-A TdREE-S DRY BklCK
Il house with nine looms and lar, Q store
southeast corner oil hrd and Ere ch street,.
AkO two stores Nos. 202 aud "a Fast Third
street, l.2i.sawti
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

YIYAGONS ! WAGONS !! FOR SALE
w cheap New and second hand dear
livery stable, 323 East Third street
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