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New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

New.Jersey l4al4Lci state ard Pennsylvania. l5Hci
Wes' m. lld13iqc SOuthern l2d 30 -, .. cod
RlCE-FTr fairy active Caiohnd fli W N'u-
6a, a7c. Pfim- 70 Choce 74a g. Kahgoon o. l'
cut. paiG and "a. 0Sac bond Dan Ia mages son. * ~
6ha,les on tee ann crip g. iatei rec lpis
325oj casks salcs 302 caeks cleaned stock avs eas
under -OOd demand , ,,o, .
SALT Factor IN moaefat' supply anu gnc gulv1
Bulk IN fair demand stead Liverpool gi"uuO
75ds0c; Mediterranean. 22d25c' lnqui Sgu s VI
Island 3Jc.; AsbOns, - 20: hlgginSS - tV' iH"' ~
8225 other bftnd-. al f0aSl 30. go - ,,... ,,,,,..
SEEOS-tlover firm but quiet 100 bags western II,e
u Fancy sold at 1stq8ic state quo.e S4 o2c l1
quiet s3as3 Dorno.ic Fax,eed nominany 81 oo"9-
SKIN. Coat Sk s have been fairy active at easier
rates but Deer continue IN demand and dTm.
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rrANs ANBPrAs.

Receipts the week. 20.-7 wc,k 1851 ryrs
con spending week last scar. lDpiH pkGs tNpoiis
tor the week. ,241 ukgsi of Butter n.G c.a pAr.. OBJ,
OeOnargtfuc The market Fl. rather more hDfrnF fcd
ms weea than la-tnO ouiy vida rDs :c.riit, bu with
oi o' Fair DAIRY Bitter tIut las been iti ns q
-jc oforcl &c F at @tr-"" iHr.r !.
percrpubl increase % The d'udui and t' f'na Tone
easier NtrirIu flflIr.F - lNutI =
about iohhnc Price aud huyc- f.'v .7n n M ufcf.
gt that a. ure sales Ol
az SIC The receipts 70 ~1tc lut Increasing aud
uuautV better. buFf~ are t. a they cam Er oi
Tins class jsD aul snI-lt. .tr Dr. ir Cram
erv TIE snDh uf 0ur lai DANES i- pfttu N'N 1hau-f
HENCE T. N ot. are Offering winch good enough reach
outside raurr- 4 lot = 100 tnn, sold iohI} to an
exported trkre were pu, lu af tlr same price
s a.iry TAB. dId i o. k, sold 90 Lat Shippers are
ready GOOD Grade o Western or f ri1dc 1i ic
and business could o. dome
that ltuIc Wesioin Factory 4n1 Dairy goDs. winca ar.
nor real choice aud fhr home trade want An
sDo except al Tie prices which o4poirrs viii pay quo
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WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For tie week ending March. o. 1880

Gsnergf Direction

send only good irrgh and other expenses et
everything good ouicr An ATTRACTIVE
look examination and olcn makes Ste "l.l,'
siOveuW 'IaIr- id'e r''.''.,
thai viii MOI allow The contents &" thAhgr p
ciedn. 0ra inc-tut straw Wih eggs "".A
MAINLY "A sfenci'-p lr-'ni h'ie ''itli''
op ne box or barrel The anoInt ash send lotti
H. sent the route time, ri'
Anlnvoce or iuco~e1iH tie barrel or box
the uumDor Oi packages secure TOT NoHH'
tine reputation goods put best shape 80 thA b0
e. demand
UFANs
Recupts the Bans, La pkg.s Ieas l4s'o
bush EYrorts-Ecans, tu pkgs Peas 20" bush re ic
pts Beaus heavy but afgf proportion 81 thoe
now coming foigya MaTOWs and VIII 30 t1por ot
maud NJ any consequence and very ught iohb ira
prc,s are weak anI i0wer: outside qu"iit is
would hard reach for any couslicffhlr
quantity. There not many Prime Mediums ~
fcrirr ard choice stock H. hell nodcfaeN trn
hoi d Nult, Kidney quiet and oaoy Bac Bean, 90
.ut-d demand unchant cd prices Weary 'eN Prime pea
bei mere buyers for Oh Grades Green Peas
scarcely as a!lu as tlcy have been. Quotations.
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Gouarlnsrshlp Noiice5.

DISSoLUTloN-lhs parat9ef;Ihp heTet3f9rs WftPt9S
IA X .{ Piano Font, Manufacturers ~ he Ciy ot New
Nor. uuder the style Of BACON q kAh Is tbs day dls
yed 10, mutual consent the olstt ding business oi mo
rtuet.ni, viii sttti;d BY FRANCIS BACON AZ his
Gan r.ou,. Nos t15 and Ii1J Broadway u y author
sej 10 sirn The u igutation and VIII coatnus
'he Ou'''0' VII FRANCIS BACON,
New ort. March l. 1882 WILLIAM H. hAhR.
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election Aoilces.
ELC RAILWAY COM.

rpHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM.
PANY.-lhe Annual Meeting % She >toc fho.d"i. Ok
he Union Pacific Railway COMPANY or the choice ot drec
ard tho Transaction of any Oihef
business which legally come before She meeting WI y
held a; the Comaanvs Oicr ~ Broad s9y. ia te city u
New Yo l. on ~EDN EsDAl the TENTH day % MARCH,
acNt NJ o'clock q. n . Do. I'D,
SIDNEY DILLON. President.
HENRY MCFARLAND. secretary.
New. YORK. Feb. G. lSsO.
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sITIE

Tnc daily ovcrare rercri. Tor tho week the various
points Of distribution fol ows tne kHllWs"N ~ 2o
cans Of Cream. Of MIX; Harlem ltsliosh
DO Railroad 500 30; Hunsou RIVER ram W.
40 uo Midland Railroad LOO cans OF Mk ana -" NS
Cream miscellaneous nearby routes. TOO cans o ~
total "a cans Of MIX of 20 quar- each The Price ~
me surplus hes iccn sold the platform Lulns ire
ranges from ~ 90 - g. and he AVERAGE MS : w.
rain interior of the stat" have cau.tl
trbi falling Oh IN The reccpts and win asoadJ demand
TTiee hl ru- "A fraction higher
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
Business Gnances.

LORLEASs-From April LIST. the wri!-hnown
BOSTON FRIEDRICH WOEKS
39l FEDERAL STREET. BosroN.
Tho Factory good running order. AL tie iiei'ies
InGnre OF JAMES EDMOND proprietor tot tue past sir
teen vesf bu, of m heath rslnRushs he care
az Msnuf.tture) OF GEORGE BROOK 30 iishs sO eel
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

bnftarc sccursI by nrlt mortgage on mo ralirod
aul te.eg.aYa uno rolling aCtIrci land ami 'an so'
ot tle rsa Ps-.ao Ell.al 90 CttlaI unI.r wic1
slCoIHctJ bombs bs lrsuo cf which -.l5@InoJ tof
wii tfo an0Fo si0nJJNrl uafr l4yo us Or bcen
s"01 Ile ttl l.rrfh OF projected roA is 1850 miles.
r1.e r a-HpFs Tr3n SAD lu-is, to el4i. iiuie'.
Dt.u.iot0 riet rlao' ls il JOB losl junction
rr0l. liI .urst u.al CD .. i-J mlcsi L's Angeles
to W. mu.lal ~ m.e-. Mo.ayc Junction 90 Colorado
l,.r. .c.tr..l 'i- Inirs 0 which il3 mi.s afe com.
ll.t.IinI t-Ip -Il tl1r..c' o. +o."iti
lilui..ts Clrl4.erJ t0 Tus rn1t l' mne't Hurpn 20
Yuma a-tmI..t i.s A1-.,i O, 81. .lmustou. ID miles.
Il,s,s rr- no rrItl uisle4 iuto tAo Noitacrn
sui -oItl,rl Divisions
>orrrn DsIt'n rrHs i.ou -n1 frlHc'co 20 -o3ial
ard frou rarntlr-' o., Tres rnn'. inan l'i Mules
The -uul.rn Division .sai. fron ittou to Yuma wta
ba4n,1roll f1n los Aa-,, 20 Wilmington in au j5 miles.
aud ntera,etea ,l ooss a te san Jol bau.a ol te
Cr.trl. Pacific ll N.
The n.t earnings over operating exp uscs Ur tAeso n
,...1ll age stated b. Clio Company to have been.
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rnrITnY Avp GANE.

The free arrival. POullry ave been met bH tDu
demand. the T. falriv active and steady ne
Eet fOutTv has been gradually imptpNnA lt
Oh stock cleared aud comparatively ltte IoH vi
Killed IL coming forward. Their is good demand ior an
stock and prices ATu. carload oi Iowa poeuy
arrteea yescrny turned or mo1y aud had 10 Dt sou ~
n g. far furkfv-. and .a.C for tie hcktha W
boaos ~ Fancy Vermont Frozen Turkeys ht'S nrsn s
at wild Ducks uu.l. ana dlIEcht u
~ thc reduced prices. SQUAD go fair supply anu oWt
few Pigeons arriving there Is some demand toi th'h d.
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rnmaina. b IN.
I0faf0I1 INV

FVrD-s Leoev $50 III r. ih-rr fft been some orders
for Iiouey Ec.i1l auI t-. ". t'tIa. Is cNc"p. D
laht IHEt l.f. t.I.. Dbl. f.4 f.II'4t N.Nc 7l
N..v Dog. f.t l..ri ctli fl, lt lc
stock a Alp.o Jtly g. aIou. DBL forward lu'fatonsl
p.e,sat r ... .5ay4 Dn. fvfr.c- -ed. clover. ~ 8
Uourt. ty~r fancy Io. .o. Buck oat---. r.4 Nj
email ..l.fs .... ltrlJ A.r.rIt..f h ...--- r .-
Iu large .l. ... I|4.f Popcorn f..---...-.. .N-'l
lu. L.cAW ..a,-...l l'14- NaI' -Fihi- f.---- 4' ID
tI.l.r sugar. b--.---ltl %
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LIVE rnrLIRI
rPGFIAnIF

Exports of Potaoe' 95l np- "i onions 10 Pkgs h' &
ald fIr market > nli AN
though hardl. quota ie lower Tie bermuda @toam
. h arrived YESTERDAY brought v.r htr pro ur' TO 'hl'
- asp. and tlc best Ioua'o'- a 3d. ALuu, ,'.,,
Nru Onions cunod boo ic cargo and ihe sl"hE
CONNIE i Tor them pre cate @ouihcn %
arcln LIBERAL supply hri move rf slowly most i'
I.rfda ana comm CouD lion vain -afh
man aul Charleston is almost un a lr No,lk hsi. is
sell a. .....u 20, Npiin -ii' q. - "
more do AZ sla-i 2 and good Norfk Rcd -hcs al - per
100 hurcnc ~ CIHrr-t"u Asparagu, ht'" u u
Sold . -.c utr buucl Other tables moving laihcI
.n a Uuuf.if
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NEW YORk DAIL1 lKIBJNf, 'i1i'I'f1'7

clned the market closes very rm at 57c asked the
above grade, auG 5iic. tor fOxjG Cloths.
FOR other Naraet Reports see fith Page.
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Arpit-- : vfroles.
TrIITs Am UEKKIfs-FHFeU

IsvDorfs Of Anpe. 1873 high price. which
Ann- were crowded lTrpart ~ last eeek ugh
wafd increased supplies, broke tc market Grteuiggs
are now Offered tJq 30 20 iawns M the sane hglf g
aud EuAs-t. al - JOn%3 There is gO,d N NestfIu
demand m ranberies and the stock is gctunl pretty
reaurci puces arc very Florida oargcs are dnu-
netter and have inquiry quotations III alynnc'
has helped tie market very materially
wbcr.es ar quite ahurcan -anbr rom zoe
pe quart arcons qualify latter for fancy Florida
Berries. C.uOtat
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pGu.s. HrGmEs AID srrs nmFp.

Rert1pls Of D1ed Ftt f'r he week. Digs. win luGD
prg- OF Peanuts p4e- 0f frcabs Exports oi Dried
Afpr- ~ uiis There a been rather inquiry Tor
kyap,iAtri Apples. Hd some taie. arc rP,H,d a hCi.r
have -idti con .uupiiNr iaid and ID
t,r,ir stock offering very market Peaches
" hoHl essential change. Tie sock ~ eId"uay welnnR
away. holders making no rrctt eEEi 10
| sell out. small fruits scarce aud more
| or nominal. Peanuts IN ialr request al
quotations Hickory SUI. not plenty and selling "a
/ foibt.g Nay; al guc. Quotations.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
'EO THE CONNECrICU L
4 r.An nl.LIl.InIE-.

10 IHE CONNIU IIIUI n Isl tNN hAII4-
T0Au GoNDHoLprEs
qarunt,r-igici bolfl1IIcr, o tho Connecticut Western
R.lo.l C,.uiuy de.rne tat a toudh ldors should un-
fa-ard fc fact jhat hc bonds have aIvalced within s.x
IIDrI Iu cents uu fAt dollar ana WEI
steadily aarac.. rL'u tel slil rs brought looAne io
fl. flr IOtd ii- & oi slf bouolo',fs
v brtuy ..o.,c.el Nt out joining OF any way sharing
Ii. OBJ. Ir rr,.n'H sti
" AITXANpER II. IoILtY Ex-Governor state Conn
4 NJ ALLYN. "a. Mayor Hartford. conn.
q. - WfIIlING. Hardware Merchant Hartford, Coun.
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR SALE.

hide WI pc received - APRIL IT, 1851 f0r tre ,olow
iu. oIs .0 tr i..fN hy Clark County I nOs al ia cd
lil. D. I.-o lltai.s. Ia.i1. 4.n nuluy
I'D fI,e.year Bonds. $500 each Interest per sent
8l Tc.-roar Bonds. 3D. 900 t,ch. utcr.. per conf
800 Fueenyr4 .ort. $1,000 each interest per cent
sp Twenty .,.r B.us 81 600 e4ch interest per cent
Frf fu prrti.u'lrs address JAMES C. EHlON Oh LYMAN
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
Apples. Baidw1ns.

Continul report Of ST. LnmDson cos sale al Lon
don OpOssuu sud pcI lower than January Musk
raj me sorts per l0"eI. Muskrst 5nn,
and inferior sorts 70 pr hikl Marteu per
lower than March Russian Sable l0p cent hi gner
than in otter % cent higher than IN JuY Mink
80 per Cher Bear 20 cent Dger snd Lyn1 %
higher e receipts ar. ia anu the market y about
for Prime SKINS only
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Also ION same premises. the
ARCHITECTURAL
TERRA GOTTA WORK..

Tho Fantorea viii be together separate and oref
favo able opportunity 10 par enghsed ia ne a
OF FireClay 1erf6COa dOOoA the ou'i o~ i' Nhi0h
now promising
Poston. Feb, II, 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

Receipts 'Eeek 5.le2 pEgs.; iast week lto 90
pkes: Corresponding WecA sst year. s.7tp pkgs The
-, a. Ait and DO. bend lnfgc wicn dr
-tfs. a.. ts.na.ucs receivers might from the
-.aru a.hrf. SOB ii.f- hrl 60 cpnsunp
five demand TO-DAY anf t.iIy oaks showed some
strength II Wc-'cr. -tc Egg. Wrrc generally
hd ~ Is aud sorir cos rtDe ricS "'a inoV' al mat
frfe l2c was fo Fam southern bIf more went
al about LIDod stid nominal. and not wanted.
OuofailDIs:
Penn3 n.y. don .. 0l3A4 Srsie. Lined ...... 6l0
Western fresh.... - 0ia2 Wr-;ert Llinea.-.. dlU
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PAIL RIVER. Mas. MaTch 0-Wth a very fair and good
demsnd 69,.c for u square sDot C0tls whiah i-
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p.r....,. Il, - - =

pecet,fs Nv, tne oees T. boxes. last week. - :
boxes COR spono.ng la year. boxes. tx.
rD.fk ..a-I ioIe.. Tine last Vclf.
-7 Liverpool cable quotations tui at fl. iic dec in"
in tIr tbc o uflay uuIif'fanlr anflcfr from
alro4o weakened f. lfe. gIlc pr trpilr q" r'ari
out otf .nH 40 900 Lu % buA'- OF ~iucif
fancy ~r'i.rmIi, Cheese otrI llc be- tasa fh4t
but i-w doarr. N.U'. &c. fof o. T. tolitW over ltc
could rr se.ci, Y.,, St tlo baa OF fle hle
Cheese d. .tl. 80 - 90 thc m"rt htcti- tIr
inclined ti- demands r buyers. u s
f.r,,rf.' liza. tiI..
BID Uron invest. found that come hing was The
matte. Iri l.ilc sharp I lf
ia flavor o relu int" yet the uaIact certainly
du aro weak exporters b iaduC a D operate
t some cAteut month d. p.utrt of lic De
INC ihe ton rIicr hy ihs 1T OF April on taUouss
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
SHELpOM g. WADSWORTH

BANKERS. 10 WALl-SE
In addition TO general Banking business buy ana seu
al securities current at the NeWsfOrA BLOCK
Exchangr, advancing on same.
lt,sa a. y q WN. u WADsWOHTH-
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
financial

4 Atlantic and Pacific Il. X. stock and BIDS.
"a New5ersev lfid and stock and bonds
Missouri Pacific Ock,
NcN-Nurk auC OsNee0 Midland stock.
wanted bv ED ~. G.. FON & CO..
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
Diul0en0 N0h,es

OFFICE OF THE ON LtRfO SILVER MINlAl Co.
No 81 BROAD sr, NKw. YORK, March ). 1880
nIVIDEND No. %.
~ The regular MONTHLY DINIDEND 81 FiFlr
CENTS per share has been declared ior February paSab5
NJ the office Transfer Agents Wells Fargo & Co, "
Broadway. thr ltA inst.
A. l.. PARSONS.
A--.staut secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
Reconsideration.

Senator. elect Malone, of Virginia,
says "free schools, free suffrage and a
faithful and honest adherence to the
terms agreed on when Virginia was re.
stored to her position ID the Union, is
his doctrine, and hs calls upon the pso-
pie to adhere to the sentiment to
which they were pledged at Appomatox
court house, and oy the acceptance Of
the Constitutional amendments and
the reconstruction acts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
Another Now Steauner.

The Harlan & Hollingsworth Compa.
ny are fortunate. They have just con-
tracted for the bnildiHg of another new
steamer for the Baltimore Steam Packet
Company. John NJ. Robinson, Presi-
dent. The vessel will be a propeller,
Of 900 tons burden, 2O5 feet long and
81 feet beam. She will be named the
Castor. Her line will be between Bal
timore and Norfolk. She will have a
compound engine, with surface con-
dsnser and full modern improvements,
and in all respects be a frst-class
craft. 1t is desired to have the boat
on regular trips by the first Of July
next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
A Cutter CaMed.

John Pfeifsr is the amiable au(
skilled cutter st the Boston ClOthins
Store, v. Holmes proprietor. We arc
informed that Mr.. Plelffsr iS SO populaI
and has given such general satisfaction
that the business OF the House has in-
creased almost fifty per cent. since his
advent into the chief cutters position
Mr.. Pfeiaer has quite large number
Of hands working under him, both Ia
dies and gentlemen and they al esteem
him very highly, but no higher thar
he estesms his hands. Saturday be
ing Christmas the employees of the es.
tabllshment determined TO make MIL
happy by presenting him with a whip
ping pound cake weighing soms TWEEN.
" pounds or 80. The cake was very
handsomely iced over and on the top
the inscription, ga Merry Christmas
and happy New Year." was artistic.
ally traced. Abeat three O'Clock in the
afternoon the phalanx of employees
marched boldly into Mr.. Pfeiffer's de
partment and surrounded him bstors
he had any time to make resistance.
Before he had time to ask what it sll
meant, Mr.. Samuel Valentine WAS
showing the monster cake out towards
him making neat address and inform.
ing him that the cake was bat slight
appreciation Of the rspsct and esteem
in which he was held by those under
him but still his fellow workingmep
and workingwomen. He asked him to
accept the cake as Christmas gift and
all hands Joined in wishing him mer-
ry Christmas. Mr.. Pfeiffer was too
much surprised to say much but lie
said enough to show that he appreci.
ated the gift very highly andhe hoped
that the good feeling that had always
existed between him and the employees
Of the House would still be continued.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
NoME EARLY Z; :; AND Nd, nDoK oyGRo QUE

T0ME EAkLY AND LUX OVER OUR
" stock at 103 e. Sixth street. We have
ter 800. h, can't tell 1t from finest print but.
tor; good butter 28c, Delaware ersporated
apples ms for 26c, thoV ara exceedingly fine,
try them; 3 bs yaleptia raisins &c, p fhS Sui
tanna faisins 26o. mUscareIs LOG. l. citron
2Sc. b, finest prunelRs X0c. b, lemon and
toes OF all brands l0c can, 4 lbs rico $50, 4 lbs
corn starch 25c, hOminy &c. qt, Riverton corn
7c. b, new peas 100 qt -four w, 8, 4 and SO.
b, -four at $4.75, 1915 and %, but our O., 80 is
as good as can be found In the city; we have
our famous sour krout at Sc. OF; can't take to
l03 E. 9th st. until aftor Christmas; every on0
&c. quart. IT. II. WIER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27

occurred al Middletown, N. Y, the
other morning. A young woman baked
q cake, aud, after icing It, set 1t in the
cellar to cool. Shortly afterwards she
visited the place, when she found that
her cake had caught mouse BY tail.
The animal had evidently been enjoy
ing q breakfast, and while he nibbled
the cake the, icing had hardened over
his tail and he was q prisoner Of war.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
The Snow Abroad.

A heavy snow fall prevailed during
Saturday from Indiana eastward to the
Alles hsnies and ths southern line Of
Kentucky northward.
In Virginia, the storm continued
Yesterday, the snow alternating with
hail and rain.
After raining nearly all OF Saturday
night, 1t began to snow in Baltimore
early yesterday morning, and ceased
after foot had fallen.
Along the New England coast light
snow fell during yesterday, accompanied
by a fierce gale, the velocity Of the
wind reaching "a miles per hour At
Thacher's Island.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27

OF the many guides and seed and
plant catalogues sent out by our seeds
men and nurserymen, who are doing
SO much to inform the people and
beautify and enrich our country, none
are 20 beautiful, none 80 instructive
as Vick's Floral Guide. Its paper Is
the choicest, Its illustrations hand
some, and given by the hundred, while
its oolorsd plate is q gem. This work,
although costing but 10 cents, Is hand
some enough for gift book, or a place
on the parlor table. Published BY
James Vick, Rochester, MY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
Sale of Real Estate.

John Bennett, residing near Della
ware City, has purchased farm Of
243 acres near Kennedyville, Md.
Alexander Mitsen of Allentown, Pa.
has purchased a farm OF l02 acres, near
Black bird, for $3.50.
DR.. George Comegys, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, has purchased Of John W: Cul'
len, the farm of 400 acres, known as
Chsrburg, noAr Little Creek Landing,
Kent county, for 422, 900.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
Record OF Sin,

Mayor Almond, on Christmas, fined
Harry McKindreck and Patrick Muir
ply three dollars and costs esch for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
Two cases Of drunkenness were also
disposed Of.
There we're seven cases Of drunken
ness heard yesterday.
William Baldwin, = vsgrant, was
sent to jail for sixty days.
Two young men, charged with dicor-
derIy conduct at the Opera House on
Saturday evening, were each fined three
dollars and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
Chicago Ranges.

|NoV il the tima to call and see the
|Icago Portable Cooking Range, per
4 bakers and very economical in fuel.
|,,ops dssirous Of having q range that
n Vlvs general satisfaction, should
4 fail TO call and see them. Best
n or country reference can bs given
10 tue utility Of these ranges. Store,
. lOT West Second street. =. B. u.
H.. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27

There have been = few cases Of small
pox in the lower portion of our State,
but thus far there is been no reason tc
apprehend that 1t will become epidemic
Miss Annie Morris of Froderica, died
from it on Wednesday, and DR.. Daw'
son who attended her, is in very crit
ioal condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
The Rix,as pIemms.

The fair administration Of the means
In question enabled Mr.. Otto Richhorn,
l4l3 North Ninth street, St. Louis,
Mo-, to thus write: 81 had been q
sufferer for the past six weeks with So
we're pains in the shoulder and spine
SO shat was unable to do any work.
Advised by a friend l used st. jacobs
Oil. With the second application re
lief was had and . cure effected in two
days."
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Crazy over MatrimOny.

The number Of cid men who have
gone crazy over marriages with young
ladies in Bngland lately is remarkable.
The latest is q divine Of eighty-two,
with grandchildren already married.
He Is rich outside the spiritual vine
yard, and Is what q business minded
dsmsel would consider a good catch.
The lady is only seventeen, and was
baptized by her future spouse when he
had quiverful of grandchildren.
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Con cert.

The concert which was to have been
given in the Brandywine M. 4. church
last Tuesday evening was postponed on
account of the storm until Wednesday
evening, the 29th inst, to commence at
n O'Clock. Tickets that were sold last
" sek will be good on Wednesday even
ING
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
Sleigh q.

The citizens Of Dover hunted up their
slei chs last Thursday. The Sentinel
saws pome Of them looked as If thoy had
rested since the snow of '57, butenough
cou ID not bs procured to satisfy the
demand. Tom Bsyard and Sherman
Morgan led the boys up the streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-27
The HamOas Remedy.

br. slmms' White Pulmonic Balsam,
! famous throat and lung remedy,
bored BY thousands. The consump.
. \ hope OF cure Il in this famous
tsdy. so cts. and 81. Main depot,
! and King streets; Phila., COZ Arch
lst; Baltimore, l0S Baltimore street,
II BY best druggists and dealers.
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Blankets

snr. ". NJ Kennsrd X Co. g2l
ket street, have a large stock Of
pksp aud are selling them at lower
b@ than they can bay them to-day.
b 10 the Boston Boot & Shoe House,
Market street, and select your
b., for holiday presents, the
y stock In the city, at prices rang.
boa Is cents to $500. Call early
b suited. Sole agent for X. c.
nne shoes
\ most useful Christmas or New
. gifts Wauzer Sewing Machine,
Fsdtls awarded. Cash prices from
1850. J. Il. Trexler, Agent, No.
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1927 At
MYOTIUE.

NOTICE
The annual meeting OF the Farmers Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company Of the State Of
Delaware, will be he'd at the ofiise of the
Company In Wilmington, on MONDAY, the
10th day Of January next, at 10 o'clock, a. m.,
the Company for the ensuing year will be
held, and one years interest on all deposit
notes will be payable. The agents Of the
Company are authorized to receives the dues
OF members.
Z. q. STOTSENBURG, President.
W. A. LAMO OTTE, Secretary. 1227.15t
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strnyed Away or stolen.

A Maltese cst, having a small white
spot on the throat ami frosty.gr nose,
either strayed away or was stolen on
wednesday night, 22i inst. A suits
be reward will bs paid for Hnf Daation
or her return by z. James Belt, 903
West street.