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SOLD SINCE $50.


This .Ny-,D Possesses Varied Properties
ItStIn,uIateS the Ptyaline i'm the saliva
ahirb converts the Starch ana sugar OF
the food into GlucoSc. dehcIchcSS ,s ~
Fcnd Ia the stomach. fthe meuISine II
ioLci, immediately after eating the Ter
mcnIRIiOn OF food - prevented.
m acts uDOn the Liver.
N acts upon the Kidneys
M Regulates the Bowels.
NJ PurifiP~ the Hood.
m Outlets the Nervous yStcn.
NJ Promotes Digestion. ~
ID NouriSheS, Strengthens and inVig-
n carries OF the Old Blood and makes
new. H. - L.,
tucPS Healthy Preparation.
n nrurrnIiZr~ the hereditary faint or poison
in fLr blood which generates ScrOfula, ErS>lpe-
la>. and all manner Of skin diseases anu eNter-
Their are no spiritS employed in its manutac-
turc and 10 can be taken by the most deilc;tte
babe or by the aged and feeble, care only oelhS
required in attention To directions.
ISLAND RRNNCH, Kanawha Co, W. Va.
Ihnyr used Dr clark JOhu>Ou'S Indian Blood
: yrup in my family for four years, anu IN az
cases 10 has proved To be a. IecnmintnuSi: II
has cured me of Diphtheria. >. >. JONE9.
RURNSvILLE, Braxton Co, W. Va.
Ihaye been entirely cured Of Heart Disease
bv the use Of Dr. Clark JOhu>ouS Indian Blood
WM. WORKMAN
BURNSvILLE, BraNtOn Co, W. Va.
! find pr. clark JOhnSOnS Indian blood
Syrup il alI YOU recommend 10 To be. was ar
tictvd with Liver Complaint for a great many
wears and the Syrup completely cured me.
ELIZABETH RIFLE.
Er-RNSvILrE, BraNtOn Co, W. Va.
After suffering with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint fur >yN prtl years, Twas persuaded 10
try Dr. Clark johnson inii;h bI"od syrup,
which has succeeded IN max ling now man out
M ne CAIN \. HINKLE.
GARRErrs BEND, ". Va, Feb. b, 1881.
DR. CLARK JOHNSUN-I have been cured q!
Headache by using Nuur Indian Elool syrup
irrrnrnu,,.nd il highly. KATIE Il. GENTRY
,u.rt~ wanted for tin, sale Of the Indian
Blood syrup iu CNcy town or village in which,
hRye ma agent Particulars given on appNca-
ton DRUGGISTS SELL 1T.
Laboratory "a West Third street, New
York city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-23

For nervousness and Chronic Catarrh
take Peruna. | tried it, l.. X. Mysler,
Allegheny City, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-23
AnnIyAI. oF rRAINs-wHEELINGr TIME

tDaily except sunday. 1870 ,,,,s train
tStpubeuyille Acknowledging TRAM aII
dining the dny passes backward and frrwtru
between Martins Ferry and Bellatre, Stopping
when required at. the sherman h9nS S HIA'
willie, West Wheeling and GraNeI hlA'
YUrichSville Accommodation.
SC,anal Dover Accommodation.
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FOR SALE.
1HF GRAY FARM FOR SALE,

CONSISTING OF 80 ACRES SITUATED
I in Ohio county, about three and q half
miles from Roney 5 Point and Triadelphia.
Price, $4,000,
Part cash. Inquire of j. Chambers Hervey, or
James l.. Hawley, Wheeling, w. Va mrN
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FINANCE.
New York.

New York, December 22.-MoNEY-At 4
at per cent. per annum, closing at 4.
Prime mercantile paper 6@7 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, steady at
$50; demand 4S4.
GovERyMENTs-Steadya and sc lower for
81, onA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-23

THE best liver and kidney regulator, and
gentle purgative known, is Thayer's Liver
pnIyInr
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GOLD MEDAL AWARDED
CONSUMPTION.

Ihaye a positive remedy for the above die
ease: By ifs use thousan ds OF cases Of the wort
Kind and Of long standing have been cured.
indeed 10 strong IL my faith In ib efficacy,
that will send two bottles free, tozether With
a Valuable Treatise On this disease 10 any suf-
ferer Give Express and r. o. address. DR. T..
V. sIOFrUM, III Pearl Street. New York.
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j, D. McFADDEN,

u. y, MCF ADDEN,
BUILDER, $40 MARKET ST. ENTRANCE
ID three doors above Custom House, All
classes Of Buildings erected promptly and sat,
and estimates furnished on application. Care
full supervision given 10 buildings Parties de-
string to erect new, or 10 make improvements
on present buildings, and those needing any
work in my line, will 10 well to call or address
as above.
dec3 j. u. MCFADDES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-23

b. d u. Palace, Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars on all night trains.
Close connections made for all points South
and Southwest, North and northwest making
this desirable route for colonisis and ncf>ons
moving Ia the great West, anu 70 whom part.
cuIar attention II given.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGG AND BALTf.
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling, SEQ q. m, 10 and 20 p. m
No trains run ON this division on Sunday.
Tickets 10 all principal point on sale depot.
Office opcn at all hours during the day.
Informal Ia the travelling publ" cheerful-
- given. W. NJ. tI.EMESIn, NJ. OF
ii T. DEyRiFsS, Gen Agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-23

Laboratory - West Third street, New
York city.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. December 22.-IIOgs-Dull;
common and light s. OO@G %; packing
and butchers S. 9O@6 80, Receipts 200.
ShinmentS 1000
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Bbselins Resistss,
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DEPARTURE OF rRAINs-wHEELING TINE.
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, December 22.-Petroleum-
Quiet; United certificates closed at S224c
refined &C for Philadelphia delivery.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

GHERIFF'S SALE.-BS virtue OF writ
- of FeDdittoni. Exponas to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at The Hotel
OF Samuel Peaco ek. IN Middletown, in ST
GEORGES Hd., New Castle County Del, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF March, 1881,
at 230 O'Clock, p. m,
The following descl ibed Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot or parcel Of land stu.
ate, lying and being in Penc8der Hundred,
Now Castle COUNTY and State OF Delaware,
bounded and described as follows, TO wit
Beginning at an old corner white oak, being
q corner for lands late OF william Damn, and
running thence by the said Oann's land
south IS perches TO the New Castle and
Frenchtown Railroad. thence with said
Railroad north 73h degrees east 70 percbes,
thence by said Railroad north n delrees 10
q small branch called Seven Nile Run
thence with said branch northeriy until It
In tersects the line Of lands Of JaooN Paris,
thence by The line OF said lands and that OF
James Nicholson late OF Nancy Underwood,
south 671 des rees west TO the aforesaid
white oak and place OF beginning, being toe
same lot or parcel OF land that Was convey cd
by James stewart 10 Robert King as per In
denture bearing date the 4th day OF Decem
ber, 1855. book W, Vol. 8, Page 81, sc, con
taining twelve acres and two r0ods OF land,
| be the same more or less The improvement
upon whicn are two ard half story dwell
ling house. sGabling, &c.
So sed and taken in execution ss the prop
erty OF Annie NJ. Finexan an 4 IN he cold by
PHILIP K. CLARK, sheriff.
SHKNVP'S OFFICE, Wilmington, March 8
1851. marl2
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ
- OF Levari Facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale at the UOart House
on Market street between Tenth and Flew.
enth streets in the city OF Wilmington, New
Castle Oeu~ty, Del, on
SATURDAY, the 2sth day Of March, 1881,
at2 O'CLOCK, pm,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain messuage or tenement q
three story BRICK house and lot or piece OF
iand situate in the city ef Wilmington, New
Castle County. State Of Delaware, and Doun
ded and described as Io!lswS, TO wit: Be
ginning on the mort erly side OF front street
between West and Washington reefs, dis.
tant ~ feet from the westerly side of West
street, thence nOrtherly parallel TO West
street and tbroug the middle OF the divis.
ion wall between this and the adjoining
hsHse SO teet, thence westerly parallel with
Front stree 43 feet. thence southsrly psral-
lei 10 West street 20 ieet, to the aforesaid
size OF Front street, aud thence along said
Front street eastsrly As ieet to the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what
tney may. Book A, Vol. . Page 2lg.
Seized and taken In execution as tho prop.
erty OF Samuel q Anderson and hannah p,
his vie and Margaret Hubert. t t., and TO
be sold by PHILIP K. JLARE, Sheriff.
SHERIPV's OYFICK. Wilmington, March s,
1881. marll
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
sHH.tre SAVES.

C1EkIfs'S SALE by virtue OF Q writ
~ OF Levart Faclas to me directed, will be
exp osed 70 public sale at the Hotel OF Sam.
usi Peacock, In Middistown, in ST GEORGES
HID New Osstie County, BEL, on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of March, fsSl,
st2so O'Clock, pm,
The following described Real EstAts. viz
All that certain trsct or lot oflaud situate,
In st. Georges Hd., New Castle County and
State OF Delaware. bounded and described
Is follows, to wit; Beginning At the north.
east corner oi Market street and running
thence by the same north T3s4 degrees west
Sh1x feet 10 q corner offs lot now Of Thomas
Ciesver's .. tate, thence BY said estate and
north lelz degrees east s7b feet TO line for.
merly OF William Cleayer now OF the said
Thomas Cleavor, thence south T3s4 degrees
east bo1S teet to lot now OF Thos. OIeaver,
thence by said lot south l61z degrees west
as feet 70 the place OF beginning, containing
about Te pt rches he the sane more or less.
Also all that oertain piece or parcel Of
land situate and living In the village Of Port
Penn, in st. Georges Hd., New CASTLE 90 =,
and now bounded by lands OF Hugh k1em.
ing, deceased. and which is more fully set
iortn in a deed TO Hugh Fleming from James
McMullen and Mary McMullen. his wife.
dated the 18th day Of January, ls4l. Book
q, Vol. 5, Page 70, &c.
SeiEed and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF Archibald freeman and Jane Free
Sadie Fleming, arscev Long and Charles
H. Long, Margaret Lockman and Alex.
Lockmau, { rs, and TO be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHRMyT's UPyICE, Wilmington, March s,
1881. maria
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
neoraxnizInK the Seusrs

At 3 caucus OF the Rspublicu Sr.
tors yesterday afternoon, 1t wUieSasd
TO offer 8 resolution in the StnIie 70.
day providing for new election d
officers Of that body, and the following
candidates were upsnimously agreed
upon For Secretary Of the SENATE
George C. Gorham, OF California Ssrl
Resnl- at Arms, Henry Riidlebergsr, d
Virginia Principal Executive clsrt!
James &. Young. of PennsylvSniS. Ths
following we're selected BY ballot ;
Fer Chief Legislative Clerk, Charles w
johnson of Minnesota CHAPLAIN, Rev
DR.. Byron Sunderland, Of W@aingtoI
City.
II will be remembered tha! Nr. Gof1
ham was Secretary OF Senate from lso'I
until the Democrats gained control Il
that body, AMI Messrs. iolRg 80
Sunderland also held fer several ysa1
tue Offices for which they we're nsHT
mated yesterday. &r. Riddlsbs'EEl
the nominee for Sergeant alarms, il
warm personal friend Ex-senator Ashou'
he was q colonel in the Conledsrll
Army during the war, and is now "a
tor and proprietor OF weekly Ess1
justsr newspaper published at Woo
stock, in Virginia. Mr.. Johnson. 'Al
was nominated at the instance Of seulI
tor Mcmillan, is said to have ID
"much legislative experience
Minnesota. The Democratic ssll|
tors can prevent any change j.,
the officers OF the S5usts BY uniIeal
abstaining from voting and thus preI
venting a quorum when the re'OluNo1
comes up, in accordance with Prsoel
dent repeatedly Sc, by the RspaOllcSsnI
on various measures in Congress- Va
i, is expestsd by tn" Repu Oi'oans
this case that the Democratic oppos
ton will not be unsnimou6 a. 'ne Vay
set, or at least, will "tail for Ia'i
persistency."
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
Excelsior loan.


The Eighth Annual messing Of the
Excelsior Loan Association was held
last evening and all the old officers
we're re elected. The receipts Of the
year from all sources including $509. IS
in the Treasury at the commencement
of the year amounted to s29 .457 %, all
Of which except 81, sS5.ll has been in
vested. The necessary incidental ex.
psnses Of the year we're $29s 50. The
highest premium paid for money was III
per cent. in July and the lowest was 5
per cent. in March. The average per
cent. after rebate was ct. The mum.
bAr of ali the shares In the loan 10
1887 with q value Of 1927, 3lS.27. The
liabilities Of the company are sl2s,-
.e84 q.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF q writ
y Of Levari faciss TO me directed, will be
exposed to pubic sale At the Hotel OF sam.
uel Peacock, In Middletovn, st. 9eor ges
HID, New Castle County, bel, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF March, 1881,
at23o O'Clock, p. m,
The follow .ng described Real Estate, via
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
and frame dwelling house thereon, situate
IN the town af odessa. bounded by sixth
street, by lands Of the Methodist parsonage,
by lands OF Mordecsi Doughten aud by
lands OF Thomas Cosgrift as iol ,ows, to wit
Beginning at stake on the side OF Sixth
street being corner OF lands OF Thos. Cos
grit and these premises, thence with
said sixth street north 42l< degrees, east 90
feet to sake corner Of these premises and
lands Of the Methodist Episcopal parsonage,
thence south Az degrees east 100 feet to q
stake corner as OF last mentioned lands
and in line OF NJ. DOughteR'S lands, thence
with said Doughten's lands south AK de.
grees. west 80 feet to STAKE in the said
Doughten's line. . corner OF Ia nds OF 1hos,
Oosgriit and these premises, thence with
the line of the said Cosgrif.'s lRAd, north
AZ u degrees west Ice ieet home N the stake
and place Of beginning containing within
these metes and bounds six thousand square
feet OF land be the same more or less. hook
A, Vol. 9, Page As. 30.
Seized and taken in execution as the prep.
erty OF William b. Crot and / t.. and TO be
sold by PdILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIFPs OFFIsR, Wilmington, NJ arch 8,
1881 marl2
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
SECOND EDITION.
Rtb,e Readi1s.

Upop Rev. Mr.. Haldeman's return
af,.r MS lSts sickpess, he announced !"
his congregation that he would give .
ssriss OF Bible Readings upon what vas
was gessrslly understood BY Chris,
tairs 10 be . Sealed Book that
Of ,h. devine Book Of Revelation,
. suhject his church has been greatiy
Interest," d in-hsving been allied with
and sending delegates TO tbs late
Propk ssic Conference in New York. On
last Wednesday evening, to crowded
and deeply interested audience, he gave
the Hrst Of the series mostly
to al exposition Of the lst chapter. To-
mig h, the snbjsct will be more fully die
cussei. The theme being; THE
things which now are" Az these
lectures or readings are not exclusive
for the members Of the church all in
ter ested may attend.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
pro...e,.x. In ,heU. y. ssuat.

In the U. S. Senate YESTERDAY, ! !
voorhees, offered resolution censull y
the National banks for their l''a h
attitude tow ards the rsfnndlng y. ~.
National debt at q low rate OF J. ~. y.
est, and their recent Sttemt 70 aHJ y.
the legislation Of Congress on M .AA'' n n
jsct." Mr.. Morr Il asked Vne'hsi , n
Voorhees, did not think ths iesU.s
legislative business. NJ. VoOrhss
Piled tha. he did not think theis N n
be any question raised abCu, n'' ,,s'] N
to ofYsr tse resolution; and he {, aS',] ]
to submit a few remarks upon ~
asking for any action. NY. =. I%,l ra,l
raised the point Of order, and n,s -.
ling suggested that the offer ., na,si,| 'us
olution be withheld until next m0iD13 y
to enable Senators to look ss 'ns i, n
csdents and the law upon the que; u.s;
Of introd ucipg any matter peis;ISt ps ,StI
lsoislation. 10 Mr.. voorhees, sald l.! vi M
a sim;lar session OF the Senate ~ ID, NJ ~
the resolution Of Senator Dous.s, ss,sr,|
the future policy of the GOss,I' .S.s'
was discussed for several west. ,astio,|
soosded however, to the sugss,St ss.sat|
Mr.. Conkling. After ID s'
,es s,on the Senate adjournsa'
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
victory for IN Ameriean.oFed
Horse.

On the second day Of the Croydon
(Buglish) meeting the f'ur-year-old
American bred colt Borsas won the
Wickham hurdle race, two miles, over
eight hurdles, with the betting ten 70
one sgsinst him.
I;will be remembered that hs was
purchased from Mr.. Lorillard last
summer in q selling race by Mr.. Hun
gertord. Boreas made his debut in the
Jumping business at Kempton Park,
where he fell, Lssvitt, his rider, break
log his leg 90 badly that it had to b
smrutsted. Boreas was bred ut Ban
oocss, and is by Saxon out Of Nelli'
Grey.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
Physicians or Long Prsetice.

In regard TO the administration OF
"Compound Oxygen" the new remedy
for chronic ailments, which is attract
ing 30 much attention, we wish to say
that We are phys clan Of long practice
and ex peri.nce, not vendors OF patent
med ioine. Our business is 10 cure dis
eases. There has come into our posses
sion knowledge Of the way in which
to combine oxygen ard nitrogen, the
two elements winch make up our oom
mon or atmospheric air, in such pro-
portions as TO render 1t much richer in
the vital or life giving quality. II con
tains NO medicapent, unless the ele-
ments Of pure air are medicines, and
its administration introduces nothing
into the body which the system doss
not welcome as Q friend, accept with
avidity, aud appropriate IS entirely
homogeneous to itself. You will 6nd
many of these results recorded in our
Treatise on Compound Oxygen, which
is sent free. Address Drs. Starkey d
Paleu, ll09 and I'LL Girsrd street,
Phllsdslphis, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
f'FTA EDITION
TAE STATE sOlo,,

Waiting the raslie as..
ing. 'hts he,s
The members OF the GsDs,,,
oly arrived In this..city Ai tS,0 A''.s
shortly before nine o'cloos s ~',siaI I,
City Council, the Bosra Bp'' . By S
tion. the city ofieials and m.,. W hna
the Press, and we're at ono. .'.ssn ,.S \
carriages around to the pnh,,. aksu d
The fist sshsol visited Wv NV. school,
beyond the Third street briSs.N S' 40, !
interior Of the school -houss ss' ws TN
and the scholars assembled 1 n =. ns'a
the building. ~ fon' a
Schools Nos. 7, 8, l6, 2,E,
we're next visited. The sebol,,, ,aa u
and sang in an excellent msnD.' @ ''''st
A circuit OF the prospsstIv. ~
Ward vas then made. "'''seS
The visitors next proce4dsa :.
] school. The Grammar DsD.@' " NJ
vas frs, visited. II C. Cou,,S %
President Of the Board of Rina.s a., !,
made an address, in which % \.
coined the visitors and stated ths," % !"
schools were needed. lNs
Mr.. 7. N. Williams, sps,ho,
House, In response thanked ,bs ~
for its courtesy and said the :, ,i'a Dou'
were we'll pleased with ,h. m,n ,n@a
which the schools we're copdnn,ss
believed that more schools Ws,s ,''S
ed. He urged the scholars 10 - A
igent in acquiring knowledge, WV
Vocal music was rendered hv =.
scholars, ProtC. b. Rboads VA, 4, n'S w
cal director and Miss Lizzie pInn. ' w.
sided At the organ. H' nv
A select reading vas given bv vi.I
Maggie Caldwell. AN
In conclusion chorus Va, p,.,s,,
sung. ''
The girls department Of IN. b,,,
school was next visited.
Vocal music vas rendered. NJ, T.
dia Braunsteiu performed upon ,bs y,
ana aud Professor Rhoads vu mn,,s.I
director.
DR.. Tomlinson made an address, I,
v hich he remarked that the Gens,,
assmbly was well pleased with the u,
It TO the schools. Ke also said ,bs
there was = decided conuss, b.,va,
the schools OF this vicinity and thu.
down the State. In coucIudn
he thanked Council and the Board h /
Education, for their courtesy 10 the VI
itofs.
An exercise was rendered BY . clm
in elocution.
The exercises In this depSr,u,s
concluded with singing.
The boys department Of the EHI
School was the next place visited. b
teresting exercises were nicely rslis,
I'd.
The visitors then proceeded DGtu
at the King street wharf and Wsr atu
70 the pulp works.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
4 LARGO pi.trlsa,ion Of steeh.

The directors OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, at q recent meeting,
decided to distribute the residue Of the
common stock, amounting to nearly
lse, 900 shares, which has been held in
the company's treasury since the reor-
ganiIation, in 1875. This issue com
pletes the total amount OF common
stock authorised BY the plan Of reor-
gani1stion and by the act OF incorpora-
tion-$49 900, 600. The reason for the
distribution is said by officers Of the
company to be the anxiety OF the per-
sons entitled to receive it to secure their
profts at the present market vaius of
the stock.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
DkATHR.

BCL0ER-Johunie Bulger son OF John
and Elisabeth Bulger, aged byears and &
months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of his pa oents, Ne. 0l3 East SIKH
street. on Wednes ,Ay afternoon, at2 O'Clock
10 proceed To the Pro Cathedral cemetery.
Angels have borne him to the bowers OF
bliss,
happy home not made with hands
above.
Obt may his parents here prepare for this,
70 meet him in yOn laid Of light and love.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
,E1LlNa AS Low AS THE LOWEST
XITILO VS..

Willow wood for our use should be cut
when the sap is tully up In the Spring (tree
coming into lea and be thoroughly y dtVested
OF Bark and be kept clean and dry 1t must
be all branch wood not over I or 8 years
growth, none over 1 or inches in diameter
aud free ofheart the smaller the wood is
the better For such wood We give $S 50 per
cord delivered at our mills on the Brandy.
wine II delivered with the bark on, IL must
be hau ed within few days alter 1t IS cut,
so the bark will not set on IL as IT would
have 70 be peeled here. For uoh wood with
bark on we give 500 per cord delivered Of
IT, mills marie lsteod CIV
l. l. Dupont DRNEMOURS& &CO,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
FLOUR l. FELDDuwN.

$500. We are selling for $3.50 net cash a
patent process flour We guarantee TO give
sstisfaction or refund the money and send
for the flour. irish dulce l6c. n -four 8, az
and 70. n, 7 Ms excellent -four Csc, IA ms SOC,
1s ns Sl. 90, guaranteed dried apples and
dried peaches and dried cherries o.. b IN nee
meat 90. b, prunes &c. >, orooms 2bc, wash
other stores for sCc. CIV hen butter. pure and
Sweet, 800 silver dr,ps nolasses l2c, golden
lSc. California golden 1856, coffee low. Gan
dIes for wakes constantly kept on hand. Hay
and straw paled and loose corn and cats q,
mill prices. PErEhJ FORD;
teplT FRONT ana mah'"n SU
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue VI q writ
= OF Levari FsciRs to Ine directed, will be
exposed TO public sale at the Hotel OF Sam
uel Peacock, In Middletown, St 9eorxes
Hd., New Castle County, Del, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF March, 1881,
at $50 O'Clock, p. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz |:
All that certain lot OF land. situate In the
town Of Middletown, County Of New Castle,
and State Of Delaware. with a frame store
thereon erected, bounded and described as
follows. to wit: Beginning at post corner
TOR land OF ]. F. EliasOn on Main street,
thence with said Elias0n's land south three
fourths ofs degree east to Q corner of said
Eiiason's land. on line OF X. 4. Cochran
and teence with said Cochrsn's land south
eighty-eight degrees, west tt'ty ieet to cor.
ner for Rachel Ireland, thence north three
fourths Of q degree, west one hundred and
fifty eet TO said street, thence with said
street north eighty. eight degrees east f ty
feett0 tn place Of beginning, be the con.
tents thereof more or less. Book ', Vol. v,
Page l47, sc
Sei7eA and taken in execution rs the prop
erty of John r. RoDerts and t.. and TO be
sold ny PHILIP II. CLARK, Sheriff
SHEt!VF's JFRICs, Wilmington, March 9,
1881. msrl2