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Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
The Sussex small Pox.

No new cases of smallpox, and but
one death were reported from Baltimore
Hundred yesterday, A private letter 10
your correspondent, received this morn
ing from SelbyIillc, written by q we'll
known and intelligent gentleman, says
the disease has ceased to spread, that
many of those originally afflicted have
recovered, and that most of those no will
have the disease in a very light fOrm.
Most of those vaccinated escaped
the disease or WERE but slightly affected
1t is now believed the disease has spen
its force, and by proper care can he con
fined to the district in which 1t original
ly appeared.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
April FOO!erS Fooled.

bright new penny apparently IFlng
iuusr upon the pavement in front OF W.
+. kOOinSUT'S tin store, was the cause ol
T he morI cation of NOR" than a score OF
Pedestrians this morning who passed
that way. OF course the penny was ta>'
tened hv Il nail on the under
side and driven down between the iltS
OF the bricks, Behind Il corner or door
a merry crowd of young hloudS enjoyed
themselves by bursting on into a roar of
Daughter at the vain attempt of paSS"rS
by to pick up that penny. a well
known business man Of Market ST. was
amongst those who couldn't pick i, up
md was Saluted with u shout Of laughter
and passed on The latter however de-
rrrnined On revenge, made known his
discontinue to 4 mechanic WHO had a
long screw driver. Putting the Inter
underneath his coat hc mad for the
penny and was greeted with a laugh
Of drri>iun tut the laugh turned on tn"
merry group AS the hrmcChanic placed his
errcwdrivcr underneath the p"unN
urird it up and putting it in his p'"k"t
walked OF while those who we're bat a
moment before laughing, screamed tor
him to bring back that penny. Another
urnnV. however. was sUon rugged and
driven into the pavement and AL day
3ong unSu-pri"uS pedestrians who hid
not read the lsEPTBLICAN EcNtrrdaN.
had to submit to being April t""l'd.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
It'll Death us do Part"

Miss Harri,t powick AMI Mr.. Philem-
ma ]. Croney were married last evening
by Rev Adam Stengr at the residence
nj the brides parents, No I09 West
Eighth street. After the celebration of
the marriage rite, Mr. Stenglc. in apPro-
PIRATE remarks, presented to the happy
compile family Bible, the gift Of Rev.
Vim. Powick. brother of the bride.
Music both vocal aud instrumental, AMI
refreshments OF a very tine character,
w"r" among the many enjoyable fea-
urrS of the evening
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
AHnMlII,aM-

A correspondent t" tho Ii'r' nlI, IS
insist, ON calling attention to the tact
thar a rolur,.l man ON SiAth street, had
the smallpox. and that the proper an
tlrritirs hring notified tw" days h"i"r"
muSing time. he was p"rnll't'h I" m"N
ont and occupy another h"lS' ana q
man With large family ln"NCd lht" H.
The cuIur,L mlu. it is nov said, Is dral
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
daS Celebration.

William AlScntZcr. .Ir., residing ~
No. 3OS King street. celebrated ms
twrnty-tirst birthday last evening. ny
rendering the Norma Social Nluha ban
uut. About - persons were persons
and pleasant time WAS experienced
An address wae made hI i Mark
Singlry. president OF tn" eiuh. and Fri
day pirrSon gave Il hurlc>qnr upon th'
ur,y branch Of thu Wilmington 'r\
Hallway. Some fine Noct. and NHtru'
,n,u4aI music was rendered.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
The Levy IOnri..

Yesterday Was spent principally b.
the mrmlH'rs of thr Levy Court IN com
plcting the jury R,nrI for the yral
Each member ch~o>,.> from y TO
names ut persons N his hunGrr
serve aS grand jErors and they arc ps
in a box and placed under lock aa
! key until they arr drawn out. OLT
. about 3 from each hJN can b. draN
! for the Grand jury The same coar~A
. pursued for the petit DarN only 'F
! number of names IN "Irn box is About
doubled. The selection iov jurors AA1
not l~ later than thr GNf day Of NahlI
An act passed hy thr Legislative iI
the rclirt Archibald GiWn wa' PM
scented To the CmTt, and ~ motion \
| MIR Fcbigrr was ordered IL b" rr'r'N9
tna committee uf i've the I'rr>Isall
Mr. Bright, to br chairman The M1
ancr of the committee will OrapI@n'cl
+ to-day.
The assessment rt the tur NottS all
shops of the DeLawIn IrgA CuIllahl
at New Castle, on motion otAf e'N7
was rr,iuCrd to S5wV,
DR.. Ellison moved I" reconsider
motion Of the day before, refusing 70 \
ducr thi ASSESSMENT On The T., W. q
Railroad Company At Union 'iuhcloI
and on motion Of Mr. frblg'r lrC
81. OOO to 81 900 VS. stricken IRON
assessment.
The accounts IT " ;. Reynolds, 9
hector OF BlackMrU. were au'u'''
the commissions ON >'4,5N "p"'
errors were allowed
w. j. Elas,m. collector al iN'rhr"".
Hundred, reported errors a'Hn.l,''a, ..-, ~.
! SO, ,Ssg in 1879 and s.lj!|oN ! W. ",'
( SgI ,t74, and he WaN allowed f''N"
commissions on the SAINT Al
/ The court and the o'hr r'ulo y
cials viii tn treated 10 art % ,,uE
readings after TIA" adlourOu'|' "
cSart to-day st O'Clock b! r"'''"
-, kUTu.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
An Exciting. kl saAMAN

4 double team, left standing at fltth
and King streets, ran utt down King
street this afternoon, bet seen on" and
sso o'clock. II was stopped III Slay-
makrr's coal yard at tht King street
wharf. One uf TIN wheels "t the wagon
oas badly broken at Third and kinE
streets. owing Ia il coming in COLLISION
,Sith the curb syar. The team was
'hr prupcrty of lt"rrc W"rIal!. "i h"h-
nett square
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
Literary Entertainment.

The Young People of the ini"n. NJ.
T.. Church have very fine literary and
musical association which meets every
Thursday evening. Last evening not
withstandng the inClcm"nry "I tn"
evening, a lnrg" audience OF young prT'-
pie with good >prinkltng OF "l""r
heads were present.
The programme which was Varied
and entertaining was opened with pray
cr after which Misses Ami" T"nlSon
and Ida Wells CAV" some select read
ings and dcclamationS were rcndrrr'lhN
Cornelius Wolfkin and Charley Car
pcntcr. Misses Ida and Julia Wells
sang a Duet and the latter 10y special
request sung solo, Mrs SAIl'r Nc
Call and Miss Ida Wells sung a closing
Duet. Qnite large number "i ne"
members were added 10 thu society.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
S,nscct to the Law.

The mayor, last evening, y and cd
ward Smith Of Chester :, g. snd iusG
beinrdrunk being and disordsr'y asDpI%orl ap% rs
ladies'; Albert NnlP;S,t P;S,,,terfcripg
fined 81 and cost for Il lh,e ,ter yasst
officer Office Hunt, whilethe l''1ss 1psastick T
ing to capture a tos, :, moi, anda
charged with humping gso1s oln on y
street, between Third 9 anu ,hs ease case sn
was fined the costs ,and Of thf for S' good
quired TO furnish a oono no ' hearing
vvior. There were 10
morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
The Missouri River Floods.

The ice in the Missouri river Al l''s-
marck. Dakota. broke on "Wednesday,
and inundated the surrounding country.
At tive o'clock Yesterday afternoon the
river had risen tUrty feet, hut then began
to SuhSidr. one hundred houses were
submerged, and ihrer rGov"rnm"nt ware
houses " Mrcckcd Mandan, on the west
side of the river. was three feet under
water Yanktun and Ncrmillton an"
also flooded. II is feared many i'N'H
have been lost in chs river Bottoms
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
Rand Anniversary

Tho Nj. Vernon Cornct Band cclehra-
ted its fourteenth anniversary last night
by giving a ball in the lecture room of
the Opera House, The attendance was
large, The grand ilarch was led by Mr.
Thomas Naudain and Miss Louisa Glib.
son.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
Met IN Annual se.aiou

The order of Light and Truth, mum.
bcring ten lodges, and distributed
throughout Pennsylvania, Mary Wand
and Delaware. met in annual session
this afternoon at National Hall, in this
city Mr.. Thomas Harrison presided.
The session will b. concluded this even
ing,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
SECOND EDITION.
LoyAL AFTERMATH.
GIcanings in the Local Field-A
variety of Interesting Items.

variety Of Interesting Items.
Yesterday workmen began to repave
Ietween the tracks of Fourth street
branch of the city railway. President
Bush, of the Front street line, is getting
estimates, preparatory to asking for pro-
poSals.
Rev. VI. 4. Richards, the new pastor
Of ST. Pau 5 church, moved into the
parsonage, No. 305 West Seventh street,
yesterday ait ernoon. A number OF the
congregation were present to welcome
him.
The steamship Juniata, which at one
time ran between Philadelphia and New
Orl, ans, came to the Harlan & Hol-
lingsworth Company's works yesterday
for repairs
Rev. r. A. ii. O'Brien, the newly APP
pointed pastor of Madeley NJ. +. chapel
arrived in this city yesterday, and will
he rendered u reception at the chapel
this evening.
Jos. +. Killiam has taken the grocery
store. at Fifth and King streets, former
" occupied by Mr.. Stirling, and is pre-
pared 10 sell groceries at the lowest
rates.
The second annual meeting of the
Womar's Foreign Missionary Society of
the New Castle presbytery will be held
al Dover next Wednesday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
erS Of the Wilmington Institute will be
held on Monday evening, April II.
The advertising car of Adam Fore
plugh's circus went up the p, W. \ b.
H. K. early this morning.
The masquerade sociable, given in
National Hall last evening, was well
attended.
A prayer and testimony meeting will
be held in the Household Of Faith this
evening.
The Il. c. l.. A., Of Rising Sun. will
give hJp On Faster Monday.
4 special meeting of the liquor deal
rr> was held this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
Temperance.

On nc,t Sunday afternoon ~ hali.paSt
thr,r. O'Clock promptly umwranc"
meeting will br held in the Opera House,
The Rrv-. Marks. Stehglr, rarmalc" and
others will speak
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

uyANTED-AN OFFICE BOY, ABOUT
w Is years old must be strong.
FERRIS BROS,
aDrl.T No. 10 Il. Third street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

NOR RENT TWO NEW SIX-ROOM
Il houses with water in kitchen, rent $ll
month. Apply to q. II. TlNDAI1,
aprl-l 70l French street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

XYvASrED-A GE.SrLEM AN HAVING
w horse and wagon wishes n situation
in a business where At can make himself use
ful. j. good penmAn and can give good
references Call vi % address, W. =. T.. No.
1907 Walnut street. npU+ot
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

DUBLlC SALE-L. W. STIDHAM n
l. son will sell in front oftheir auction room
on Saturday morning. April ID, at 10 o'clock,
good work horse. L. W. SrIDHAM& X SON,
aprl-n Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
The Dogs,

During the month of March seventy
eight dogs were killed by the canine
exterminator. There are now three dogs
In the pound.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

We have more Of those spring over
coats that looked so we'll last Saturday.
Wilmington Clothing House, n. w. cor.
ruu-,h ard Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

NyANlED. EMPLOY MENr BY A
w man. accurate IN iigurce. compete ut
for any cOInmOn business horses II speciality
master. breaker, tl1tiurr and doctor. Refer
ence exchanged. Address II, This uthce.
aprl-3L
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

TNOR SALE. - A LIGHT MARKET
IL wagon. Inquire at Avenue Market, 2Oo
West Tenth street. apri-N
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

LNOR SALE. THREE GOOD MARKET
II wagons Have also in stock farm and
express Wagons carts, barrows, &e.
WILMINGTON WAGON WORKS,
aprlt5t ll3& ll5 Orange Street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

w for The sale Of nErsery stock. Encr.
Vctic men al fair business capacity can easily
acquire u Snuwlcdpr OF the business. Good
pay and expenses to Successful men. Give
age. ucrUIauun and hrsI class business refer
cncc~. Address Il. q. E1i iASE Il co, No. .
South McrFick street. Phiia. aprl+lt
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

WANT EU.~l N N Ed ArEl.Y y, AN
w American middle-aged woman TO do
general huuscwolk in small iunily. Good
reference required. Inquire at the \. r. cor
nGr Of Fifth and Madison streets. aprltI
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
DIED.

><NlWli ER.-At the Residence ol hcr son
near Cooch's bridge, Mrs. Mary Snitchcr
aged u year, months and Il days
CHAM RERS.-On the 3Nth inst, James X.
Chambers, in the 18th year of ms h%c,
The relatives and friends Of the ihmily are
respectfully invited to attend hE funeral from
the residence of his mother, Al East Skin
street, un saturday morning Services at ia"
!.ousu nj II o'clock, II. IN. lntcrmcnt al lT''-
byCcrian burying ground. EktOn. Md.
81 EW ART.-on March 3lSt. Frank, sen
+ rank and Jennie Stuart in the Attn year
of his age.
kclatigys acd friends Of the family nrc re-
sprctfully invited to attend hs funeral from
ibe residence of his father 1913 Delaware
Avenup on SUNDAY afternoon, at 3 o'clock. t.
proceed to MI. Salem cemetery. Services at
The house.
ElTCHlE.-0n March 3ist. ihram Rilch'c
in tho oath year OF his nSr.
Kelutiyes and friends Of the family are r"
SnrrtfuIly invited to attend the funeral IRON
his late residence, No. "jl ih"Stnut street ol
next Sunday afternoon. SER ices NJ .le nous 1
80 n'rlnck. Intertnent nj Mount Sal"r
cemetery. I
,uIuAN-Op "wednesday, March Hti
unryaret A. Gilman, widow Of the LAT
irhnT Gilman, In the 6sth year OF hera2
'rhe relatives and friends oi the lainilS III
respectfully invited to atiena htT nuhr,n ,'
rr,,n the residence OF her sHterIn-Ia", Ml m
Mary Il. Sterrctt, l44 North lweIitn HtIe,
philadciphia, on Saturday morning. Nf'
ID at lG O'clock.
UEAN.-On the 3lst inst Margaret a.. lie"
wif1 of william Dean, In hcr Jjd yGsi.
The funeral will take place OH monua a
April 4th, ut 2 O'Clock p. m, from the , re'
dence of her husband, NEWARK lTiama, ,
phe members of Newark Grange, the Io41o, n.y.,
iirnQe of New Castle county, and the 'ei
ware State Grange, ~ well as her frlenGS ~
a. friends Of the family, are respectfully
led 10 attend without further noilcH.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
FIFTH edition
PROM DOVER TO. .DIV
report OF the Morris Com,,,..
interesting work In Rom :, 'et--


special Dispatch to the Republics 'osss
DOVER, April The Derri",.
business was finally disposed SN "s ,Norrh
when In the House DR. TomT, "day,
chairman, presented a unanirasoh az
port 0f the investigating noas "n. re-
which read like this ''n'Aittp
The committee 10 whom w..
the charge and allegation ayair..' ,s'tIred
rlrk H. Morris Justice of H., Dei.
and for SUSSEX county. hro Law Law ceiH
port that v" have examined FN ,haN ht.
cation and charges with rc,,s r srdt
The official conduct of the >.iI iIIr1e ne 10
h. Morris and after bcaTnp T p''1ek
evidence submitted 10 H., The
mitt"e by the said I"r. % lon
White he and his couns,l L1n Lo" "
doning the case We unanimousjy" aOaH.
the conclusion that the said rb,,aar@ saar@ to
utterly without foundation .n1 IN
character Of the said Derrick II ""u ~ lh
has been fully yindicated by ~ H., Nofr'
mony of some of the most rc.n,lI @ ,"lI
oitlnons of Sussex county irrrTrsl' rre,ao'
y" ln'',,'Hi NJ aihlati"h and that Ne S Ss
Lnhn VI. White at who's. in,tan", Na
charges were preferred is a man ,o,'% Nh
unrcliahl" and unworthy of hcIi,, '%lI
regret that the STATE has b,,n ,ni. At
t" me cost OF such q prosrn,i"G; i;'S ~
that Its process has been abused IT, @
lowing on" Of the justices of ,b,
nf SUSSEX county 10 w. subjected veg
aun"yanc" Of answering to the ,r.n :" @
ported allegations Of IN. sail I,t tv"F
White, W" deem it our duty IN ,"' '', "
sion Ia say that thu action of tLr ,.r,.' yro'r
committee appointed 10 nvr>,j,ct. " ,t,
sam" subic"; was fully iu.,iGobI, %
The report was adopted witbnn, Al,
sent, and SO Squire Morris stand. yin %
dicat"d after manner. and ,b.,n 'I
general rejoicing among thr Demncr,,.
TIL" full 'Nplcuation given el>owbrr" w.
the WAY this determination was r,,cbod
renders comment unnrcrssary
WORK or THr HOUSE
The House passed the bin todiyorro
Annie T.. Davis. The Senate Mn in w
lation Ia the Sisters Of Chan,y oT (,
Peters Orphan Asylum was payg
after a brisk fight and an rftvt1 70 %, !,
postponed.
THE SENATE
did u good Int Of work. 1t pa<Scd fl,
following bills; To divorce Nshap,
Holmes Ia protect muSkra,s, IA
authorize the New Castle Cmtt,
Levy Court Lo borrow money. III,
VIII as passed fixes the amoun, 10 h
bOrroNcd AZ Sln. .0O0
Mr. CoOch introductd >upp,ensE
Ia the act for the education oi clDa
children. Ii reduces the numhf d
scholars each Schooi must have oy
the benefit Of the fund, from - h il
and provides for thu rNIDHdiiR n
each hundred ri money from 'Ap Sas
fund in proportion tn the taxes aisd
Other bills were introduced as follows
by Mr. CNch--in relation 10 iArd1ce
of Auditor and Solicitor Of thr ,srd
Wilmington BY Mr. Brtts--io .nw.
purat" the EAchauG" building 1uIany
! OF Wilmington by MIR pcurvil-N
| lay out road in Dtnk CrtA Hun
pred by Mr.. tptrh--Ior thr heDrf,
nf til" Farmers Mutual INSURANCE
company
/ Eth hnnS,S Will Hr"r 4, Ia o'r.Nt
nn Monday.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

yIYANTED D-TWO GEN TLEM EN-
w boarders ut 81 Tatnall street.
aprlt3t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

Npllt FL. IA ms HROWN, lNCOM,
y pitaucc With the requirements OF the
Act ~ Atst mhlN IN siI"h eH-t made and pro
vidtd do hereby Eivc notlrc that shall up
ply IN writing "a the Court Of General Ses
.lons At the Peace and .Iail lSlivery. of the
Stat, ~ h'llNRr" IN .nid fur New Castle
county "n Nonduh. Ito nh DAY W MAY, A,
it ISL being the hrrt day Ui the said Court.
toi 4 ,t'rn--' 10 kr'p an lnL OF tavern At No.
lT, W,St Fourth street. knuwu a. the Bulls
Head rutcl. IN the Third want Of the city
OF " iHunpinn. Sc. 81, and Ga sell Intoxica.
ting iiuuur N less quantities thHn one quart
to be drunk Oh the premises and thC following
respectable citizens Recommend The said ap-
pllrHtl"n :" ~;
laIurS Snhih. Icruhufd Nannann.
T. t. furmTp Theodore Hcrman.
Nathan l..' sherman. ktIg hll'OW.
IcuiN Grt,br IhumHy u. Gibson
Juspph Nuryuhurr, SuIHGcl tulhCl1
Howard {. feslui"I, Preston ASnrS,
Michael hcgan. tonrld Keller,
W Mel! Sst Daniel McElwcc.
T. ! Me ,lanu, l'atrirS Monaghan.
\ Wcrutun. rltrick Kelley.
John " CTuml H.. .Iamrs tlHrk.
VIZ. UaN tr. John Wn"s.
lame NuriEy
aptlH JAMES BROWN.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
t.pNESnAN. APRIL {. lSNJ.
AT lu'ciu h, y, NJ.

~ ' tlbfh, v, III.
Consisting of : good work ~ driving horses. 3
cows. Alheiruy hrticrf. will be in praiii by
dah u Sllc . sh"ais, raiTiagca and wagons,
Jump seal family carriage | two-horse car
rage with shafts ana pole. ticrma ntow n
carriage. r~hawag. ! trotting wagon, hSt~
class fpU-hUrSc dearborn. with platform
-rrtngs: our,hor~e dcarborns, = Hight dear
born, twu horse dearborn with iUHI spri ings;
one, hulFP cArts two horse cart,
1two.hnr~r farm wagons. one Srt a running
gear oi wagon good NJ new. for rsN horses
with tongue. one set ul carriage wheClt, not
Vet irunci Cor dog wagon. several pair OF Old
rali and cafrisgr wheels.
--l'hrNING HsENrs--
'mc BuUh"ve moving machine. one steel
tooth hay Eiht. twu fiunEhs. cuItNntnsH. one
pair Of twin harrows. one sleigh, two Hct VI
double trees. II lot of single trrcs, corn shelter,
two sets VI dOuMe deabUrn harness. tive sefts of
heavy Wagon halnrsr. three sets ui carriage
harness, on" set At heavy dearborn harness.
two S"ts OF c.Irt harness, = lot Of brides, col
laH and hainrs. plough gears, two sets Of
forks and chains, dang dr,ys, lot Of old
great many othci articles too numerous to
mention.
TEESs -- All surs under So. cash over SlH
a credit oI iI monIDs by giving u bAnkabls
nute with an approTed cnhnr-rr.
TllDh NS TOY.
.tDSEfH 4. TOY
fnHr!l tdliw Administrators.
r. " SripHAn h Soy. Amtionecr
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
LEONARD HESS.
NO. ~. TIILIsD STREET.
VNl-tlrFNI,D

IL E-nrFNID
IL
The cid stand At FINLAND Ming streets. has
been rc opened with u fresh und iuiI liuc OF
choice yrw'crirs and provisions. which are to
be SOLD ut tie cheapest market prices Those
III want Of any thing in that line would do
we'll t. c1lI and examine uur stock Of
pIUIcrics before buying el-fSherc.
JOSEPH +. kll.LlAM.
utIlt6t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
MARRIAGES.

f'RDNE Y-POWICk.-At the rcSldrnrc Of
the bride. parents, 7Oy West Sh street. on
THURSDAY evening, March 3lsl, by A3a'n
Stcngle. Mr. Philemon !. Nroney. to Misc
Harriet powick both of this city.
JYNAM-ARMOR On the $lSt of Mnrot,
at the residence OF the bride, near MI
mington. by Rev. T. l.. Tomkinson. Mt
Joseph l.. Lyman and Miss Carrie Arn"I'
10th Of New Castle, county.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
NEW ADVERTISENENTS.
4 uulNlSrR troRs' SALE.

~
The personal property ot James Toy. de
creased. will br sIid NJ public sale at his late
r.-idcnrr on the krnncit ik". one mile from
Wilmington, On
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
SPRING GOODS

have laid in lul >rkI vi the finest
ttock vi tiUohs. comprising gll The
latest II! les. which ! VIII make up at
moderrte pnccS. Having many years
,rpcrtu nee In the business. both in
cutting and making. guarantee
TO give my customers satisfaction.
Nuu bn."rl>cNhrfr. aprl-%m
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

DOARDING.- FIRSTCLASS ROOMS,
ID with first-class board, at S. W. corner
Eighth and French streets. HprlII
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

a pEPsIA VIA psslsc G you fcri H.. {
N u ness Rs. So.-'
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01

The House passed the bill ,odjyor,o
Annie Il, Davis, The Senate bilI in "a
lation Ia the Sisters Of Chanw of s,
Peters Orphan Asylum was paS,el
after brisk fight and an efvs1 to ncr i
postponed.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-01
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Rev E.A WILSON, is4 Penn ST, williams
oofgh.N Y. jsn25 6m.
AGENTS wAtTED.-Big Pay. Light
y Work Steady EInplnvment. Sam plea free.
Address, NJ. L BYRN. 40 Nassau st.. Nav York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a gentleman who suffered TOR vesrs from Ncrv-
Gus DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will Tor the
cake OF suffering humanity. send free to Ill who
need It, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the ad"ertiser's experience
can do 80 by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OG DEN. ~ Cedar ST., New York.
Jan. IS, ISSl-6m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25
coal AND SALT.

a now ofe ing for sale
100 Tons Baltimore Win Wait. 1.k Erv
and Stosr C"el;
200 To"s Lgbe"s' FaMGy Red Ash end B.k
timo,c Tein White Ash Nui Csaf;
200 Tq"s George's Geek Valley Goal and
and 900 Sacks Lipcrpooi FT"s and G. A.
SAT-. at io,oeS' prices
Cora wanted in exchange for any of the shove.
JAMES McG
Nov. 9. lSs0 harpeE,s Fetty. w. Va.