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Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
RoPROmAR.

Mr.. A. J. CassGtt, Vice President o.
the Pennsylvsnis. will probably be
made President Of the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad,
under the new management.
whitelaw Reds prospective bride
Miss Mills, dsughter Of the rich Califor
mia capitalist, will have dowry Of
eSoO, 600 O. her contribution towards
keeping the volt from the door.
Rx. Senator Sharon, Of Nevada. va
NOT In his seat OF Washington third
Of his time during his Senatorial term
bot he nevertheless drew his fall salary
There was = balance remaining to hi
credit ON the tressury's hooks for slA
tor whish the Senator sent . polite re.
a aest, and o draft foS the amount has
accordingly juss bseR sent him.
Mr. Galway Cheston, President o
the Board OF Trustees Of Johns Hopkinl
University, and one Of the wealthies
citissns OF Baltimore, died on Wsdnes
day. He Was an intimate friend o
John Hopkins. and was named by tn
philanthropist 70 manage the fund lef
BY him for the benefit Of the aniversi
ty. He was also Trustee Of the Pea
body Educational Fund.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
A,m.., ,.cyea,sl. Enauranee.

Aimsss lAcRedisle EndaraAce.
A story Of almost Incredible en-
durance and fortude comes from
the far West with the reports Of foods
aud snow storms. Three men, ipslud.
ing 4. D. N. Cooke, superintendent OF
the stage line, started from the Fort
Eettermsn, on the upper North Platte
River for Rock Creek Station, ON the
Union Pacific Railroad, on . buck
board drawn by two powerful horses.
The snow vas falling fast aud drifting
badly, and before they reached the
twenty two mile station they had CON-
pleteiy lost the trail, and the horses
were suffered TO wander about guided
only by their swn instinct. After q
time they left the blackboard behind
them, and endeavored to push forward
ON horseback. A. = point Mr.. Foote
Vas nearly killed by his horse, which
fell back ward Into . SNOW drift eight
feet deep. After this the horses were
abandoned, and the men struggled
along on foot, hands, faces, and feet
being badly frozen. The three men had
three sacks Of mail and canvas over
coat. The hYst man would stand on
his mail sack and throw the coat ahead
Of him, allowing him 10 take one step.
Then each man would follow ON, step
BY step, and the last man, picking ap
the fourth bag, would heave II ahead
for the first man to step on. In this
way they made something like three
miles, and when the third night set In
they began TO ,ry for help, and In hall
an hour or so were answered. Othei
calls were made and they we're again
answered by the firing ofa gun, bu'
the wind was so strong they could moi
form any idea Of the direction 1t came
from. Again and again they called
and finally light was seen; and in al
hour and q half they made she last
aoar.sr Of q mile, 6nding themselves a
the stage station, twenty-five mileI
from the starting point. The drivel
had to BE- dragged the last quarter of
mile, and Mr.. Foote says: "When
knew that was safe, II seemed i'm
possible for me TO walk. l fell dowr
twice In making the last few ysrdi
from the stable. l had no strength Il
walk. and after entering the barn
could not eat."
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
abRao Seeking,

Philadelphia Yimes.-The rush Of
thousands Of people to Washington In
search OF sfise is not unprs esdentsd, !,
nor Ia II, under the condition Of affairs
anything to create surprise. II is mot,
however, Just what the country vas
led TO expect, unless the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency had been
elsetsd, and then the scramble uscld
have been among o different ssrt Of
people. Probably not less than ) 900
people are bssieging the Executive
Office and the several departments In
search Of the bss! they can get, and
there have been nearly twice that
number within the Wesk that Presi-
dent Garfield has hssn In oalcs A
great many unpesdsd and unsppreoiat
I'd patrons have already left the Capitol
In early encouragement, fully sati.a-d
of the fetal ineratituds Of human nature.
Bat enough hasg on for all practical
PURPOSES.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Hx.Presidens Hay o. snvanxs

The Cleveland (0hio) Herald pub.
fishes by authority the folio wing CON
ssrning President Hayes salary and
savings "The whole truth concern.
ing the alleged savings of ex President
Hayes from his salary can be told In n
few words. The aggregate Of that
salary for the four years was $500, 900.
The expenses Of the position during
that time were S134, 900. Had Con.
sress refunded the "a, 600 he paid for
the expenses OF the visiting states
men TO Louisiana, his savings would
have been aboRt go, 900.
As it Is, he went out Of office with
$50 900 to be carried from his aecoun,
as President 10 the benefit of his ac'
count as a private citizen. when he
became President he was burdened
with debts to the amount Of e9s, ,000,
mostly on account of beq1ests charged
upon the Burohard estate. OF this
amount he has paid $50, 900 out Of hig
savings from the presidential salary
10 that the net available result in cast
Of his presidential term is 5000.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
PUBLlC nAGEB.
VrxEOUTRfx SALk
HaouusEHor.p au d KigoHEN YvRmruRE

HOUSEHOLD KlroHEN FURNITURE
The personal properly ei the iaas Mrs
Eliza OmsrA, will be slld at public sale, at
sls Shiplsy street. on THURSDAY, March
II, 1851, at 10 0'olosk, q. N. Room No. J..
Ono mahogany hair cloth sofa, 0 mahogany
| chqirs. l rocking chais, marble cop pier
table, . French corner tebies, . camp chairs,
looking glass, Brussels carpet, OIL cloth,
window curtains. Room No. 4. One exten.
Aon table, Q osne chairs sidobsar q, b nives.
forks, spoons 40. 0sm No .. Ono ma.
hogany French bedstsad, I mahogany bu.
reau, Il chair, = cane cha irs, 1 waahstand, l
lounge, towel rack, bsds. bedding, Brussels
carpet, he. Room No. L Bureau, bedstead
washstand. l lOoEing Risss, arm chair, ]
clook, carpet bed, bedding window shades,
30. Room No. b. One buTesu. ! lopnRe .
mahogany chairs, low CHAIR, desk, carpet,
oil olath, window shades.
Room No. 8. Bedstead, naiicgauy esEd
table, vsshstsnd, y chairs, mattresses, pol
sters and pillows. ohAmrsr SET, ieok 'ng giats,
oil cloth. 10. Room No. =. Bureau, wash
stand iron baAstssd, over and basin, sioca,
carpet, oil cloth, hall sud stair carpet, ssair
rods, hat raok, 40 Kitchen Table. ranee'
'hins, glass and QueensvAre. hnvAye. tsoe.
buck ets, and many otber articles 700 tedious
to me ption. KjSl Il SiNK1NS. Exeeutrix.
DRAKE g. Co., AuotkonagEs. mari ,S,H
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Conferenco Asntversaries.

After revision, the anniversaries o.
the conference at Lewes are Announe-
ed as follows:
Sunday School Union-Wednesday
evening, March 16. Speakers: Rsvs
J II Vinosnt,D. D., and +. B. Qaigl-y
W. F. M. 6ociety-Thursdsy at er
noon. Speakers: Rev. A. Stsngle anc
Mrs. Il. B. SteysLs
Church Extraordinarily even
ing. Speak ers: DR.. Kynett and Rev
Go e,rge A. Phe bus. D. D.
Aissionarv-Pridsy night. Speak
srs: Revs. DR.. C. II. Powlsr,E 4. L Hub
bard and T. J. Prettyman.
Temperanoe--Saturday evening
Speakers: Revs. George W. Miller, A.
Liehtbcurn and T. o. Ayrss.
Rducation-Mondsy evening. Speak,
srs: Rsvs. J, Z, Ao~brsy, W. 2. Coeh,
ran and W. 8. Robinson.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Eleseea Assiatant prinetpaa.

Anna r. Groves, sis,er-in-law Of
State Superintendent Groves, has been
elected assistant principal Of the High
School, At Harrisburg, Pa. She has
taught, during the last four years, in
the public school ut Centreville, Del.
She will assume control Of the Harris
burg school on the 1st Of April. Mrs.
Groves 10 q lady OF high culture and
literary attsinments, and will carry
rare executive ability with her W her
new position. Her loss will bs keenly
felt in the hearts Of her patrons and
the minds Of her late pupils. Harris
burg 10 very fortunate to secure sach
q one OF Dslawsre's daughters for the
position Of assistant principal.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
ID HlISTER'S 0RDLR
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March s. 1881.
Upon the application Of John A. Grams
ton. AdministratCr Of Hannah NJ. Jones,
late of Uhris.iana Hd., In said county
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register TINT the Administrator Aforesaid give
notice Of the granting Of Lette . OF Admins.
tration upon the estate OF he deceased
with the date of granting ther oi, BY causing
advertisements TO be posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters, IN six OF the most
public places of the county ct New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands AGAINST
the estate, to present the same or abide oy an
act Of Assembly in such case made and pro.
yided. And also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period, in the DELAwARH
RHpURlICAN, d newspaper published In WILL
tnington, and to be continued therein three
Given under the hand and seal o.
}L.s.} Ofice of the REGISTER Aforesaid. at
10y wilmington, in New Castle County,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
8. @. BlGdS. Register.
NorIUR-An persons having claims agains,
the estate Of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested TO the Administrat n or
81 before March 3, 1882, or abide the co.
sf Assembly m such case made and provided
u JOHN A CkANS ON.
Administrators.
Address-Nswport,D Del. mar5
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
RE6ISEER'S ORDERS.
ID n3lSFER'S ORDER
v REGISTERS OFFICE.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. February19. 1851.
Upon the application Of William II. Cook,
Administrator y. T. A., Of Sarah Preston,
late OF VII 1ingto HID. in said county. decd
It is ordered and directed by the Register
that the administrator aforeaA 1,give notice
Of the granting OF Letters OF Adm'n OF. a.,
upon the estate Of the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
10 be posted within forty days from the date
Of such lettefa In six Of the most public places
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate,
e present the same or abide by an Act Of AS
seI1bly In such case made and provided. And
Also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period In the DELAwARR REPUBLICAN,,
4 Newspaper published In Wilmington, and
70 be continued therein three weeks, feod
~, Given under the hand and Seal Of
Ls.{ Of1te OF the Register aforesaid. at
t~-S WHINING ton. In New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
8. u. BIGfGS, Register.
No1IoR-All persons having claims agatns,
the estate of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested TO the Administrator on
or beiere Feb 10, 1882, or abide the Act Of AS
sembiy in such case made and provided.
WILLIAM H. COOK,
Administrator, q. z. A.
Addross-Edg " oor. Del. ieb2l
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Onrmanx A novv CMnIe,

NBw YssK, harch 1l.-fhs follow
ing kilograms we're sent and received
on the opening Of the Mexican FsI..
graph Compsny's Gable, March IL:
The president Of the United Ststss
sends to the president Of the Republic
Of Mexico tho cordial ooAgratulationi
OF the Government and people OF .his
country, upon the successful compls-
ton BY submarine oAhls OF connection
bet wesn the telegraph systems of tb'
tso countries. II must be great salts
faction to your distinguished preds-
cessor, ss we'll as yourself, to see 50
bane hosnt q trait from the wise policy
of YOUR successive administrations
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
maS.8 i0,l.
rTIt1 BUILDERS.

TITO BUILDERS.
i OFFICE OF ENGINEER FouRrE
ldGHr- HOUSE, DISTRICT,
9Sl Walnut ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
February is, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received ct thi
Office until IL O'Clock, NJ, o. tn HURSDAY, !,
the 18th day Of March, 1887, Or Keepers
Frame Dwelling ana for stone foundation
and lining OF Iron Tower for Light House
near Lewea, Det.
Plans specifications, forms of proposal and
! other information, may be obtained on ap-
plcation to this Uffloe.
The right is reserved to eject any and
! bids, and to waive any defects
VIM. 4. KAYNULpS,
Engineer Fourth Light House District.
feb2I-2tawfOT2W
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
OnbaDea %A0ssfR.

The fslloSing Cabinet gossip hs'
been collected by busy pens. Every
mem ber is married, Only two are oo.'
lege graduates Secretary Hunt is liv
ing with his fourth wife. Window Is
the only Ohio man. Blaine, Jane and
Hunt were Wings, Kirkwood originally
q Democrat and Window and Lincoln
consistent Republicans, MaeVsagh Ii
oalted a "kioker." Blaine Is 6fty one
wears Of age; Windsm, ,ifty-fDur; James
fifty; MacVssg b ,forty-eigut, K'rkwood,
sixty.sight, Lncoln, thirty-s seven; and
Hunt hfty.two.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
MeaSy SALT A9siAse OF .BeeRstas
A0hURE

Charles D. Gilmore, an Attorney and
claims agent, Of Washington, has
broughtsuit in the District court ag gainst
ex Secretary Schurz for e200, 900 dam
ages. He alleges that, without just
cause, Secretary schurs disbsrrsd him
from practice in the Interior Depart
snent last April, thus breaking up q
legal business, whose profits are estima
ted by the plaintiff at az, 900 per an
mum. The disbarmsnt on Gilmore, 1t
appears, was the result Of an investi
cation Of charge that Gilmore, had
been bribing clerk in the Land Ofice
The points involved In the case are
whother an executive sifiser has righ /
to disbar an attorney, and whether, If
the right exists, the officer 10 Liable for
damages when the power is improperly
exercised.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
NOTICE.
NYoTIOE-TO BUILDERS q OTHEss,

~
We take the opportunity OF thanking cur
customers for their patronage and confidence
dnripg the past year. and our best efforts
will be continnad 10 furnish goodss OF sup
perior quality, and OF the latest and most
popular styles. at the lowest maraet rates.
II the handling oi Molldings. Brackets,
Doors, sash, Shutters, Blinds, France, rew.
ei Posts, Balusters, Railing, and all other
work In our line We uss none but the best
material tnoroughly seasoued, and feel con-
ndent that our long experience in the busi.
nes6, ,itogether With The latest proyements
In machinery An m'ds oi manu- ;acturlng.
will guarantee satisfaction 10 all who nav
favor us with their patronage We will AZ
all times 'nrn'sB o. 'iinats. jor lie mill work
tor Dwellings, Scores. Churches, Schools.
/ factories, Etc. All OrisYa by M y ,nptIv
packed and shippsd Therefore ~ : ..,pe nv
strict attention TO your wants TO receive not
only continuance, but large and liberal
increase. Yours trnly.
I1ERSON Il BROS,
4l9 and an W. Front st.
WM. PIEssoN. mh94t GRo. W PTBRs1N.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
SALE.

Nv virtue Of writ Of veadiuoni ExoonAs
issriea out OF the District Court OF the u nited
states Tor the District es Delawaye, at the
suit OF John d. Enory, to me dirsoted. will
expose TO Public sale. and Will sell for cash,
st the Custom House stops, in the City OF
Wilmington, Del, On
SATURDAY. .MAkCH 18th, 1851.
Atll O'Clock In the forenoon.
The sloop Win ,m Il. Leeds, her Tackle,
Apparel and Furniture, elc., now lying in
Joues' Greek, near Bowers Beach, Kent
County, BeiAwaeu. Carries about 800 bush
els OF Grain.
HENRY II. McMULLEN.
United states Marshal, District oi Dol.
Mershai's Once. Winning ton, l'el., Marci,
Sth, 1881. mdVd dS
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

TlCE.-RIvERVIEW CEMETERY
~ GOMPARY.-At the regular meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees held at their office.
February 7, 1881, 1t was resolved to advAneo
the price Of lots In the Cemetery between the
front and third cross avenues s cents Per
square loot and between the third and fourth
change 10 take effect April Is 1871. r..
Attssc ID. T. HAWKINS, Secsy..
ieo9.wSs tap Offics, 4O4 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
An Gle PunashmeHs fer Blnsphe'

The following copy Of an old Law o.
this Stats for the punishment Of blas
phemy has baen furnished Nv Francis
Vincent; "If any person shall wilfull>
and premeditately be guilty Of BiAf
phsmy and shall thsresf be legally
convicted, the person 30 ofeuding
shall for every such Offsnss be set in
the pillory for the spsoe Of two hours,
and be branded on his or her forehead
with the letter 3d." and be publicly
whipped on his or her back with thir
ty- nine lashss we'll laid on,''
The law vas passed, ss its preamble
states. in the Is h year Of the Rsiga q,
King George, the II (or the year l74O
All the Delaware laws at that time
had, as the date Of their passage, the
year OF the Kings reign, instead Of, as
now, the year OF the birth Of our Lord
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
A wiaew snoeta.. ~ /. w.dewer.

A widow ShoetsHk NJ y wsdeweF.
Mrs. Moliie Nucklsbsrry. a widow
thirty years Of age, shot at George Ar.
buckle on the street, In Terre Hsats,
Indians, OH Wednesday, hut missed
him, the shot hitting o lady and inhiot-
ing slight wound. Mr.. Arbuokie is q
prominent merchant, and is sixtv five
years OF age. Mrs. Nucklebrrry was
formerly clerk in his store and alleges
tba. be promised to marry her and has
neglected to do so.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
Dtssxree able weather

ToRsSgo, Ont, March ia heavy
Snow storm prevails on the 81. Law
renee, and an esstsrly gale, accompa-
MED by rain, prevailed in the mara
lime provinces. The temperature fell
to sero at many places in Northern On.
tario during the night.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

NUrlUE.-rHE MEMBERS OF KEo-
N kuk Tribe NO. 8, 1. y. Il. NJ. and the
Order n general are hereby requested to
streets, on the 18th sun Worm MooL q. s.
D., 39I, at the 9th Run 9th Breath Rising
Of the sun, for the purpose OF attending dl.
vine service In Union M. L. Church.
AUBREY VANDEVER, q. fR:
MARLIN
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
T1UBLlC SAi4h-
EJU U1AkV VHHAhAs
---ov A.
TWO STORY FRANK nM Filling,

TWO STORY FRAMB DIV ELLING,
NO. 2ls Lombard street, end the building
Lot adjacent, on SATURDAY, march IL,
1881, nj 80 p. NJ. on tho premises, without
postpo etpent, wikndrawaicr anderbiddinR.
The dwelling Ia two story and attic, tn two.
story back building, contains 9 rooms inelud
ing shed kitchen, lot abcut Is II In 10 IT,.
ano the adjacent lot about 10 1t, In. 70 II.
Tho dwelling will he sold Erst. This proper.
erty ia at the corner Of Lombard and Robin
son streets, near large manufactures, whers
properly Is in grea, demand Tor renting az
advancing ts'es. We are now rom fity 70
one hunt red houses short OF the renting DO
naud Fur terms and particulars see posters,
]. T. hEALD,
Seventh and Market streets,
ma1s,e,ll,l2 Agent To Eject the Sale.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

NYOrICE.-rH FEE HOPE BUILDING
~ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 10 now
issuing shares tn new series beglnning
March ID, 1881. Apply to p. PLUNKETT,
JNO. +. MILLER, Secretary, az Market
street. iebs6.w&sd
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

NYUTIUE.-JOHN RAMO, PRACTICAL.
~ Sewing Macnine Kepairer. s. W. cor.
Ninth and Jefferson streets, will remove
| March 26th to l03 W. NINTH ST., topp0sito
LAFAYETTE Hotel.) Parts and attachments
for all machines furnished. Also needles Of
all kinds. mar04t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
SELLINa OUT
AT COST.

The subscribers closing out their entire
busine 8, will soil their stock at retail at cost
Tor cash many Of their goods will be sold
fr beiow the,sos' price, OF thoy will sell the
stock, e. Cd will and dxtures toany one de-
s,ring o. q very low figure. 4l IGSG.l ~
A lot Of plumbers walnut wash stands for
sale low. FERRIS & 6ARhEFE.
mnrl-tmd
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
T1UBLJO SALE

HOUSEHOLD h KITCHEN FURNITURE
ut No. sos West Front street Wilmington,
Della ware. on WEDNESDAY. March 10, 1881
at ono o'cloek, p. m, consistiuV Of J. walnut
chamDsr suit, Z hair cloth chairs, l parior
stove, l.. leather red, pillows and holsters.
mattresses, blankets, quilts, sheets. pillow
cases, table covers. toWela.Sc,, 1 cot bed aud
mattress, CLOCKS, l looking glass, bureaus,
edsteads, stands cane and WindEor ohatfs,
1 singer sewing machine. good as new; desk =,
lamps, ingrSiD,raG and stair carpet, range,
good as new; china x ass Il Queensware, tubs
buckets, and many other articles too numer-
ous to mention. A. v. 1AYNOh.
DRAKs TO-, Austioneefs. maf5s to, 8
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

CHERlFFrS SALE. - BY virtue OF a writ
- OF ais. Lsvari Facias to me directed,
will be expoeed to Public Sale. Mt tho court
House. on Market, street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del,
On MONDAY, March II, 1881,
at2e'clock, p. m.,
The following described Real Estate:
All that certain lot Of land situate In the
city OF WilmlnstOn, bounded and deS aribed
as follows, to wit: Beginning at tha north
eriy side OF b street, between Aeaid and
Town end streets. and at the distance Of lO(
it. from the easterly SIDE of Townsend street
and at corner Of Other lands OF James p
Quinn on the east, thence northerly and
parallel to Townsend street, along q line di
Yldlng this trsn o her lana OF the raid Jane.
p. Quinn, on the east as Aforesaid, 81 1t. to q
| corner, thence westerly and parallel to
street 4S #. to corner, thence southerly and
4rallel - the nrst mentioned line and
Townsend street, along a new limo dividing
this from other land OF the said Peter J
Quinn, on the west az II. to the aforesaid
nOrtharly side oil b street, and thence there
by easteriy a. II. to the place OF beginning
| be the contents thereof what they may
| Book ", Vol .. Page 3T8 sc
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
| erty o Peter ]. Quinn and t. l., and TO b,
sold BY PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
~HER1Bg's ORSIcx, Wilmington, Febraar.
n, A. d., 1881 ieb25
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

SHERIEF'S SAi.E,-By virtue Of writ
~ Of Levari Facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to public safe, at the Conrt
Hous", Oh Market street between enth and
Eleventh streets IN the city OF Wilmington
New Uas'le county, Del.
On Monday, March Ia, 1881,
at2 O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate:
All that certain lot or piece of land with 9
two story frame dwelling house thereon
erected situated in the city OF Wilmington
aforesaid, bounded and described as follows
to wit: Beginning at the distance OF o6 r.
from the formed by the Intersection Of the
northerIy side Of Second street with the
westerly side OF Ma isOn street, thence
northerIy parallel with Madison street 50 n
to stake thence westerly parallel with
second street Is feet TO a stake, thence
| sou herly p 4rallsl with Madison street ~ IT.
to tF aforesaid side OF Second street, and
tharoe thereby essteTly 10 ieet to the place
OF beg inning, be the contents thereof what
they may,
Seized and taken In execution as the prop.
erty OF John n Logan, dcceSsed (Mary E. Lo-
gan, u. 7. A., OF John Logan deceased, who
survived Margaret Logan his wlie) and
Samuel Hill, t, t., ard to be sold by
Philip X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHBRl1Y's OYB1oK, Wilmington, February
IL, A D., lSS.. febB
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12
YlRUPOSALS

DhpfUSALS
30 900 MORr9AGE BONDS OF rKE
WILMINGTON CITY HALLWAY 90.
Proposals will be received at our oalce, nh
and Market streets, Wilmington, Del, 10 bs
opened on MONDAY, March "a, 1881. at 2
p m. tor $20 00o, I'VE per cont. extension
bonds, to be issued 10 amounts Of not less
than 600. interest payable January lst
and July LIST, ut the First National Bank Of
Wilmington, and principal payable on Jan
uary lst, 1884 The interest 70 Jnly lst, 1881,
will be arranged whom the loan 10 issued.
No bids will be entertained for less than
par. Tho M0rtgase has been authorised by
act OF Leg stature and will cover both the
extension road rs first, and the cid read as
second mortgage
The w. O. X. 10. has never failed 10 pay
Its interest and 70 meet oil other obligations
promptly, and is now on 3 much improved
and improving financial basis.
HEALD &DO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
nar5, 8 l0.l2 Wilmington. bel,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

TSOR RENr-VALUABLE PKtlpERr =
Il FOR GOAL, WOOD Or LU MBEk
YARD--A desirable lot at east end OF ihifd
street bridge, we'll Mtsd TOR coal. wood or
PRIVILEGES On tho property. Apply to
mari I'm DlAMGND STATE lHON UO.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

VNoR EENc.-ROOMS IN THE BUILD
N ing y. Z. cor. Of seventh and Market
streets. Also two ons on second floor OF 6lS
Market street., suitable Tor single offices or
Tor double Office. Apply 70 JNO. Il. LEWIS,
On the premises. ianlS'u
Daily Republican., 1881-03-12

TREES TREES FL.
Sha3e, ornamental. pvergreens ana nult
Trees iayre \ sortnent cheap. Address
WILLIAM r. PETERS,
AGENT for Ra adolph Peters, D aver ~
Wilmington, De- ieea'swo