davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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askedt March. sltaS bid, ff.l9N nskcl. Corn qu,st,
shll mixed. jannarY t7No bid, s9ho nakcds Fet,r,,-
M nHss "d ss t, ~ S &C. s.*H 81:
t7S' IL q: ,st; :s .
ss.|s Il $1: w.. %
R.1rMka1;lini Il sHd fa,,'iins anwnwnrd; creamery,
sssfs at' s:s;"(r Il (r SS;y Il s"
sHes IL MMd;o M s n5ss 2Mtxc asorvu, oTraS.
haSts=:i md io~sri @sSa hold lots, zoaso,
croaary. iatalso, f.. to good.
lly,E;f,t*t'%.Nominsy NM @S; >: 7 uachnn4sa.
'as SSisS.sSs!Ssis;; iii VT; S If o ..' '"'' ''''
NEW ORLEANS.
.. NEw oRtEASs. Jim. 1.-FLouK-0nlct. snpornno.
tatsAnt Xxx, Rt0oli.&, XXX ts.2s1sIo, high
Rrades, N.81,fGsfu.
tinAlH-Corn quiet md wonk, spaeoo4 oats nrmer,
4H9Soo.
ConN.NEAI-Dul and mammals held nt st2s.
lAY-Ena!ofi prime. tiD43t.00t choice, t15;11@
l'nov.atoss-rork qulot and woak, old. sl27so1aoo,
now slas Lard stUady uetca. sJtaa}(r; kox. o}kr.
hu't meats qn!o. shoulders tu,so, &s2st pnckod. s;
clenr rib. 1noae. G4os packod. G}407cs eonr. NC.
s'tasAc. tthms-Huaar-ourad .Quot and stoadYl can
vased. aH8l0,fe.
Wn1sKv-s.eadyt Western rcet.ncd, eilGat.ls.
oltocEaiss-Cot'so aa!c. ana wenk: lt!o earaoes.
enn1MGn tu E0od. 6a21D{c HuHar In got deinuf,d nt
;sss y t: ::s9s sss:s. $$ ssss Va E;'
ssse e. osss s9ssfEe es asjss: Sj0 'S 81
a!Ss;1 Si;asAst;ai g shSifs; t;S. St'assjte. N
ST. LOUIS.
R1. 1.ortH JAIL s.-FI0un-A shndo bottort Xxx,
klsAui X1N, fteoGs, s,so, family, NGoeeI7s1 ellocu
to fntcy. s.ssfsatO.
0nA1S-Wheat higher md fntr,y actlvo: Eo.7 rcd,
sLus$al.ol c1sh, tlutM Janunsy; sLGgtai.Gg& Fch-
tuarY' si049litN Atnsch; sl07 April, fiu7sf 3t.03l&
May. No. d.: VIC bid, No. do. vca bid. corn
Higher At akaS!Ho eaa!1s ;o'f53l44a Jnnuury; H7ta
s9ta fabrunrr; St1u Mnrct, 4y}Sc April, sftf
ss4l'So May. Oats higher ut au4tey,o eas. ;f,7s1No
Iohraaryi h5ssGo May. lsye higher nt s7c. ns.luy
utehnhRod.
lEAIt-Dul1 At 41r,
Observation-Disclosures,
Et}fH-I.nwbe At Nl}{311c.
WnfkKY-Fkt1ner at Hi. !.
TitorisaoNs-Stras potk stronger md slow At sf2sn
mon!s had hIal,r II A.6 HipSGa asECt ioi,Rs, lid
Rhorta nc4tvo nt &j.s34IiL7h Ijnccn bfuH niiI i'm
ohnnrGd. l.nru hOkter nj t5.4jR&.W
kECRIi'rH-FOnr 4.Ou heIss wheat, 1lt&U but corn
II EtSu w "! uats, ~ hu| hMrley, t.uU Lu.
s'"oout oata' hohe' rye. nons' barley, 3uD bu.
, 1881-01-08

~h'en9" ~ Northwestern Hallway
For fans. Tlmn.f.nrrls, sfecn,n..t,n sro,,,.nd*,,
anpf Gt =! LlAtk-st- GRIND Pacnot Hriut's rnTa4s
o'Hcss Fhmhf Adu1e, Is Ennal.st, sp1 tha t1ai3nt
, 1881-01-08
| Leave. IArnyaL

h-in,cpnt i,op cnfner Of WelIs md KinxIp. .st8
"-bopot corner Of CAna1 and Kinase-sa
~ vh.cns": .; anriinkton 4. Quincy Railroad.
,9or. ars. t!n1e-Taeia!. Steeptna-Car Accommodns
cxn, Eisprnss iI 0cs. foot of 1ndsna.ay. tsanod
House. and IS Ianhi-st o'~teoH'"-sts, FAlHer
, 1881-01-08
F: MANHOOD RESTORED.

s!lty sny Hi9.stuts doeqy. vs., Eayas t1trd u .*n
uf safc,Es. which 10 wt hls suiluW -snf.
tsEsEs. Address ]. H. AEESEst II ala Il. 7.
, 1881-01-08

sHEEP-Th0 kfn1g WR4 gMeL md prices W0fo woNk,
md for torilHn ~ ta!r KrasaGs rather lower There
'cE tD lbs fur pone 10 AIR che leo qunftuUa rho
0IIuNing droyoi rhnnxeh hnhda:
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

Normons he is a polygamiss, not only
in theory but in practice AMI maintains
a hsrem Of wives. As the laws Of the
United States prohibit polygsmy, Can
,on has bseu a law breaker and the
Governor of Utah, who is q Gentle, has
dseided that an habitual b-esker Of the
laws of the Unite States cannot os q
delegate in Congress, because rom
tie very nature Of things be conld moi
be well disposed towards the doVerr'
msnt Of the United States. But aside
from all this, it has been discovered
that Cannon is an alien and has reVer
been nsturalized though he has tesl
serving as a delegate in Congress fol
two terms il not more. Governor Mar
raw under the circumstances has given
the certificate of election to Allen u
Campbell, the Republican and Gentle
candidate, who recsiyed the next high
est number OF votes. No doubt th'
Democrats will now raise the cry tina
this Mormon Saint Is prosecuted anc
un!awfully deprived Of his seat in Con
gress.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
SHERIFF SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue ola writ Of Lsvar fasias, 70 me-
d reeted, will be exposed 10 pupte FAS, ~
the hotel Of samuei 7, BouschSsl, ~ lorh'
send, in AppOquinimink huhalsu' "e"o
tie csuntY, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th. a. b., 1851
at 2So O'Clock. p. IN,
The following described Real Estate, Viz
All those three following described tracts
or pc reels OF land situated, lying and pelhs
raftly in Appodulnimink and parity IN
BiAckbird Hundreds. In the county oi new
Castle and state OF Delaware. One thettoi
bounded as follows. to wit. Bsginnins AZ a
line stone near the head Oi biackoHu prAhSn
in The main strssm thefeei, a corner aiso ~
lanes REYNOLDS, and running thence toutn
| lssI5 degrees; west, IA perches TO corn !
lime stone. thonce north " degrees, west, loI
| erchee 10 corner 'ine stone In the Pnpllc
road leading from the Old nchool House 10
| the MARY land line, thence with the said ROAD
north 90 CegreCs, east 70 perches to corner
stone near said school house, thence WIN Tue
new cut rOai, north Y degs, east 81 perchos
| TO curnsr line stone by the aide o. SAID Oau,
thence south with lands late with huiey
Lore, s. deg feeS, east Il 4-lV pei ches 10 COZ.
ner line stone, thence by and with lands oi
John FORD I0l $40 percnes TO the foail stream
| of the said Blackblrd branch, thence by and
with the sa d stream to tho place Of begin
ming containing one hundred and e'Bhy'
| four acres, more or ,esA
The other Of said tracts or parcels OF land
being bounded a. follows, TO wit: AdlOln'
Ing lands OF John Cummins. lanh OF the
lhelrs Of James Reynolds, senior, and others /;
UeglnninL at a stake in the edge ol said
Cummins and the heirs Of said James Key
uolds, senior, branch and running with said
| lCummins line south 50 desrees, west, l3S
perches to a stake, thence with a short lire
TO the place Of beginin4, containing twelve
acres more or less.
The other tract or parcels Of land being
bounded BY lands OF BenJ amden, Williau
N Roberts and David Heverin, aud contain
| Ing tSenIy.one acies II ore or less. BOOK b
vol. :, page IS, &c and book II, y.lT, pag'
los, sc.
Seized and taken In execution ns tho prop
erty Of George ellyer and Rachel Caroline
Ihis vile, and /. t's 10 tc to.d by
| PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, New Castle, Detembsl
18th, 1850, I@-oO
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
EINRLSTEE'S SALE
-OF--
REAL LS1 AT =.

-oF--
REAL ESTATE.
Nv virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court
OF the .tate OF Delaware, IN and Tor New
UestIe County, made At tho September term,
A. u 1857, Of said Court, viii be exposed 10
public yebduo at the auction room OF fhon-
Az NJ. Ogie. in Wilmington, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January, 1881,
At O'clock, a. m.
The following described Real Estate. 10 wit
All that certain lot OF land. situNtsd In the
CITY of Wilmington, hGw Castle County sbd
State Of Delaware, with three story hrlck
house thereon crested beginning at stSke
standing on the builJinR line OF Washington
Place at tte distance o! ono huEtred hni
thirty ieJt from the Bsrlheasteriy side OF seo'
end street, and forty feet from tho northwest
~ side Of Wash ngtOn street, thcnco' along
the said JuIlIlag ne north thir'ytwJ do.
greea cast twenty iye isct 70 stake, thence
by new itns north htty.elRht do Hec9, west
two hundred and EKty itet 10 stake, thence
BY now llne tGulh Thirty two degrees west
parallel VITA Washington street twenty fve
ie ct 10 a corner OF lot sold g. JOi6ph Bring.
hurst, thence by u line thereof south NIFTY
degrees east two huadred and siNiy leet IN
the place OF beginning, DO the contents
thereof what thy may. Subject 10 the right
Of dover therein OF Eilra Jane Poole, widow
OF the sAId Thomas ). Poole, deceased.
Attendance will bo given and terms made
kr AT tho tine and place Aforesaid by
VICTOR Dupont, Trutpc,
Or by bis Attorney.
Attest: y. NJ HsuimBn, CLERK q. ".
+ ri. GGLE, huctiOnecr.
At the samS time tho dover inter0Et Of ths
widow oi Thos. S. Poole viii bs offered 70
that tho srebaScr VIII iaEe the property
Tree IRON a9y claim oi dover.
IarGGAwuanl, ,thenccn
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

TIE PETITION for the impeachment
of Dyrr.c B Morris, the Sussex JUS
tice Of the Peace for malfeasanCe, cor
ruption aud tyranny in off je, will b.
presented to the L legislature about the
fifteenth instant, when mass of cor
ruption it i5 said will be unf0lded that
will bring the blush OF shame even to
tbs cheeks Of "Bill" Lac aud Pat Gard.
ner. Morris and his con3ta ole Joseph
from all accounts must b3 Democratic
Jewels OF the rareat brilliancy. II we
only de3irel ths 5uji5S5 Of the R3pub-
lican party in Sussex at the uext elec-
tion We wonld desire that they be con
tinued in Office, but fOr the sake Of de.
cency and morality they should be in
meiiately removed from Office if hal
what is said about them is true.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
The Turbine.

The city'5 turbine wheel Is said to b.
giving great satisfaction to the Water
Committee. On Saturday it made ~
revolutions per minute, and yesterday
IL made from IL to Is. The Woft1iDg.
ton pump was stopped on Saturday
night and was on, Of service yesterday
to see whether the turbine would keay
up he supply Of water. Owing Ia
stopping the pump VIII le tue engineer
was at his meals it feli little short Of
keeping up the supply. The decreas4
in the revolutions noticed yesterday IL
attributed to the owering of the head
Of water in the rae. TIE pump SO far
it is said is doing more than was con
tracted for.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
GHERIfI'S SALE.

BY virtue Of n wit Of Lc2ari FloiaS, t. me
directed, will be exposed TO public sale ut
the MOTEL OF Jacob Hyatt, IN Newport, in
Christiana hundred, New Castle county,
delaware, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 18th, A. d., 1851,
at 2o'c!ock, ,. IN,
The following .jo7cribod real estate, VIZ;
Al that certain lot OF land, with ths brick
dTeIling house and blacksmith sh0p thereon
erected situated In tho town OF Newport,
Aforesaid. hCunred and described as follows,
70 wit: BEGINNING 10 tho nOrtherly side Of
Justice street at corner OF Joscph Kig6res
and at the east end Of blacksmith shop,
theuce with said KillgOra's land north ~
degTOcs, west two chains, thence south 81
degrees west one chain and Il links, thence
with land ui John Clars, south W degrees,
eler tTo ch tins ard tFO HENS to tho line OF
building fronting on said JGstice strhe', and
thence with said building line north "a de-
grees, elst one chain and nineteen links
10 the place Of beginning, containing 81
pcTches Of land, more or less. book N, vol
!. page 81, &c. Also, book NJ, vol. II, page
i3s, NC.
Seized and taAcn in execution IA the prop,
erty OF John Simpson. Jr., and Mary A his
wife, and I. l.. and 10 he &c ID by
PHlGIP X. OLA Xxx, Sheriff.
SBEEIFf's OFFICE, New Castle, Dscem.
Dor 2ith, 1850. l2JO
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
DIR. Slmms' White, e,PuimOnic
BAAhHIn

stands pre.eminent above all other
remedies as the famous throat and lung
remedy is recommend d by thousands
and universally admired as positive
lung medicine AMI cert3in preventor Of
the inroads of consumption on the
human system. Soc and 81. Sold BY
best druggists aud at main depot, 4th
and King; Phila., 6O2 Arch street; Bal
timore, los Baltimore rect.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
- EGISTEE'S GRDFl!.
KEHlSTENS OFFlUE,

HiSttlfNl LI - CftlCE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. January ., 1881.
Upon tie application of AHdroT j. Hoss!n-
Kcr, Administrator Of l.. lEeanore fshng,
late OF W G. Greek Hd.. IN said county. dec q :,
It is ordered and directed by the Register
that the ,dmlni5trutOr aforesaid, give notice
1i the granting Of Letters Of Administration
upon tho estate VI the deceasei with tho date
.! granting Thereof, by causing advertisements
u be posted within forty days from the date
Of such etttls, in eiX Of the most public places
Of tbs county OF New Castle, requiring all
peIs1ns having demands against the estate
t0 present the same or ABIDE by an Act Of A =
SemblY in such case made and crowded. And
also cause tho same 10 be inserted WiLnln the
samo period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
NEWSPAPER published In Wilmington, and
10 be continued therein three weeks, (eOd
t-~~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
3L.s. Otfice Of the Register Aforesaid, at
49, New Castle, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, .he day and year above written.
). g. BlHGS, Register.
NoTIrR-All persons having claims aga inst
the estate Of the deceased, must pres ent the
same duly attested To the Administrator on
Or before Jan. 3, 1882, or abide tho Act OF AS
Bembly in sucn case made and provided.
ANDRE N }. HDSSlNGER,
Administrator.
Address:-Newark, Del. Jana
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10

GEORGE L. CANNON, the Myrmon del
egate from Utah, shas had lis Political
aspirations suddenly nipped in the bud
by the Gentle Governor OF that terri
tory. Cannon is Democrat, delegate
in the presentsCoosre and,,has receiv-
ed three votes to on-sfor ary other can
didate for delegaa to the next Con-
gress. Like othe' leaders amongst the
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
DUBLIG SALE

DUBLIG SALE
Il -oF-
REAL ESTATE.
Wili bo sold at Pubic sale, on the premi'
SCI, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 10, 1881,
at 4Ocl)rk,
A ffamo house and lot Of ground, In New
por', Del late the estate OF SNhh Reed, Dc
ceased. situate on the west tlds OF Marshhli
street. between MArEet and Justice ttseeis,
containing IN front on MArthali street 80 feet
and extending in depth s ieet. Terms at
sale. FOR further partlculars cpply 70
J.W ". WATSON, hgt.
Thomas BrasHin. Austiobesr. lamb "a
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
DRESS GOODS.

We have been selling low
enough, indeed SO low that
our counters have been
crowded with eager buyers,
Notwithstanding the dullness
Of trade elsewhere; and the
following prices are relied
upon to continue the rapid
sales as long as the goods
last :
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
EAKM FOR SALE,

VIII be sold q bargain nt private sale
farm OF 2lb acres, IN Baltimore HIT. Sussex
County, within seven miles OIL the franki"rd
Il W oicegter Railroad, in q god neiGhbor..
hood. we'll watefed and timbered. do'd
dwelling lsx13 II. and iair outhaildinEsi also
ten Mt house The soil - well adapted ior
iruit. Alply TO W. T. MOORE,
ianstblditw 1919 DsIaware Avenue.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
NTOTlCE.
NOTlUE TO WATER REN

NI OlINL ~ w a En- MN o.
UFRICE or THE WATER DErAITN
WILMINGTON, Dol, Dec.
The bills for 1851 are now read7
bic at the Reglftrsr's Cliics, at th'
OF Sixth ana King streets. The ].
that all bills paid on or before Jai
1881, the face Of tho bill those =
tho month OF February, b per
,tionAl thoso paid daring tie
March, Is per cent. additional, %
amount remain ny unpaid after
1881, the Registrar Ia required to
fetrules withdrawn and suit int
the recovery OF the amount due :; .
ter will not be let into such reA
such arrears, with assess menH 3
drawing ierrules, are paid.
ONCE hours from v =. m. to p,
WILLIAM J. MOE
lanS.od-feb.oUd y
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
5JRESS-GOODSPROPER
Thirtcenth-street entrance.

LnSlISh plalu, Adli-Wooi, o
ICcnts.
Striped momie-cloth, 8.
French knickerbockcr-
cloth suiting, 10.
HaIt-wool Balmcro cloth,
~.
Tycoon reps, I2t.
English mclange. I2I.
MarimOn-cIoth suiting,I5.
FLANNEL suiting, IS.
Cameo sulting, 20.
CoIored cashmere, 27-
inch, 20.
Colored powdcr-cIoths
27-inch, 20.
All wool flannel suitings,
IS.
Colcrcd cashmere, yard
wide, IS,
Brocaded suiting, yard
wide, 25.
GRAY foulc bicge, ,all-wool,
IS.
Silk-mixed plaids, 81.
German plaids, o.inch,3
Monte cloth, wide.
So:
Handkerchief plaids, all
woob 37R.
Twilled flannel suitings
yard-wide, As.
Armures, all wool, 2-inch
50.
Monte cloths, all-wooI
inch, so.
| Lupin's merinos, all. wool
Iyard-wide, As.
| Cashmeres, all-wool, AZ,
inch, 50.
| Chudda, all.wool, 44-inch,
|55.
Monte cloths, 44-inch,a all
wool, 90.
| Cords, silk-and-wool, 65.
|. Cameps hair suitings, 46
inch, IS.
Armures, 46.inch, 85.
Matelasses,44-inch, $1.oo.
| Camel's hair suitings, Al
inch, $I.25.
Thirteenth street entrance.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
PURIIC SALES.
TUBLLU sALh
FURNITURE, CARPET, AC.,

FURNITURE, oAkPLT, 40,
At Drake \ 10. ", NO. u. Fourth street, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January IL
cham Ger salts, bureaus, bsdsteAda, stan 81
tables, mat trssSea, l rne plano, In good or
dor; rag Ald ingram carpet stoves, chair
lounges, sewing machine and other ar!ieiei
too numerous TO mention.
iahsN DRAKE h 90, ApctI0neGrs.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
CALICOES & CHINTZES

Standard calicocs, fast
colors 81 cents.
Ginghams, 8.
ohirting cheviotcc, 10.
Cocheco foulards, called
yard wide,' beautiful pat
terms, l2H.
Printedmomie cloths yard
best styles, IS.
Thi hi-tcenth.stree entrBnce
Daily Republican., 1881-01-10
n7lm frtu
NOTICE

NOTICE,
Tho perpstnsl Savings aar b.
ton Is issuIng lew series !; .
share. This A SociatIon loan a
dollars On each share dodusU b.
OuI collects tho same mouth )
LEA PUSfY, We p.
NJ. l.. LIGHTERS l..
JAMS lind
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-05
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

SECOND ADvENr-CHURcH twiers Hall, No. 261 Elm street-social meeting at 1o:3o m. Preaching at 230 and 730 D. m by Elder J. P. Bishop, of Green castle, Pa All are invited Seats free. THIRD METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, George street.)-1O-3o a. baptism, communion and recep- W. Webster. Sunday school and Bible classes at
 12 m Revival services continued. Interest increas ing. All are welcome
 ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Beers street).-Revival meetings under the labors of Elder A. A Hoyt, of
 Vermont: Morning love-feast at 10:so Preaching at 2:3O 73O p. m. Strangers always welcome. Seats free.
 NORTH CHURcH.-Preaching by the pastor, Rev H. c. Haydn D. D., district secretary of the A. B. C. F. M., in the afternoon, Young peoples meeting at 6:so p m Ladies' prayer meeting this Saturday af- ternoon at o'clock
 DAVENPORT CHURCH,. c. Meserve pastor. Preaching in the morning by Rev. Dr. John O. Means Board, of which he is secretary. Sunday school at 2:so p. m. A temperance rally in the evening with sermon by Rev. Alpheus Winter, of Hartford. Every body invited and all made welcome.
 CHURCH MESSIAH Orange street, near Elm). ing and md evening. Morning j subject: GThe Revised New Testament" In the evening the fourth of the series of lectures on External Punishment"
 THIRD CHURcH.-Services at 1O:3O and 3:15. Preaching by the pastor. s. R. Dennen. Subject of afternoon discourse: 'The Three Faces in the Pic ture." Sabbath school and Prof. Northrop's Bible class at D. m. Young peoples meeting at o'clock All most cordially welcome.
 ST. JOHN STREET M E. CHURcH.-Love feast at 9:3O Sacramental service at 10:sO a. Sabbath school at 12 o'clock Preaching in the evening at 7:30 by the pastor, Rev. J. W. Barnhart. Subject: 'tBehold how great matter little kindleth." Visitors welcome to all the services
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, [Wooster Place).-Preach- ing by the pastor. Rev J. M stiner; D. D., morning and evening. Sunday school and young mems Bible class at 12 m. Young peoples meeting at 6S0 P. m. Tuesday evening Bible reading. Friday evening prayer meeting
 FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH, teorner Elm and College streets. .>-Preaching at 10:3e a. and 315 p. by the pastor, Rev. B. M. Adams Sunday school at p. m. Pastors Bible class for young at 230. The revival services in the evening will be conducted by Miss Jennie Smith, who has been assisting the pastor during this week and will continue to do so during the coming week. Meetings every afternoon at and evenings at 7:3O. All invited to attend
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-05
What May be Seen at NTallett's.

Hundreds of our citizens have patronized the fine hardware store of Mir. s. s. Mallett at No. 280 Chapel street, the first store be- low Orange street, and it seems impossible to name any reliable or useful article prized in the family by the housewife, or necessary for the carpenter, the machinist and in other departments of the mechanic arts, which Mallett's does not furnish. The handsomely fitted and furnished store is stocked from the bright show window to the remotest parts with goods which are much in demand from very de- sirable cutlery of Rogers & Sons make, for the pocket or table, and razors which will not destroy the temper, up to Fairbanks scales, small and large, while from the house have been furnished builders supplies apd house furnishings for many of the finest houses erected in the past few years, and many other buildings, this being one of the specialties of the establishment. The ladies find huting machines which will not fruff1e" their patience, feather dusters which are foes to dust, and carpet sweepers which prolong life. There are butchers cutlery, Rogers rubber-handled carver and fork from $1 25 to $6, Yale locks with keys, like Cassius thin and lean, for store doors, desks, night latch es, etc., and if it were not for three feet of ice on Whitney lake the rubber hose and wire and cloth window screens that will be provi- ded for the coming heated term might be named
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-05

In the Probate Court yesterday dividend of eighteen per cent. was ordered paid to the creditors of William Cummins.
 The total number of births in Bridgeport last year was 829. There were nine pairs of twins. Of marriages there were 292, deaths 566.
 MT. Harrison, "the boy preacher" will conduct services at the Third M. E. church, on George street, to-day at 2:3O and p. m Doors open at ? and 6:3O.
 Last year there were 124 ,314 milk cans and cases shipped over the Shepaug road, and the amount of cash received for this freight amounted to $15O, ,OOO The business in creased about 33t per cent. during the year.
 Owing to the scarcity of water in the New York round house the engines are obliged to stop on all trains running into New York for water at Mamaroneck. By then saving it as much as possible they can return as far as Stamford and again replenish.
 trot will be had on the Boulevard this af- ternoon at ? o'clock between John Lloyd's Pilot Boy and Daniel Reeds Gilt Edge, for a purse of $SO, mile heats, best 2 in 8. Owing tosthe interest attaching to the contest, there will doubtless be good turn out
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-05
The Railroads.

The New York Sun says: The division of the New York and New England railroad be- tween Waterbury, Conn, and Brewster, New York, will be ready for business March 1st, and the extension to Fishkin about May 1st. c. P. Clark, formerly general manager of the road, is to be reinstated. The control of the company, it is reported, is now in the hands of New York capitalists.
 Judge Pardee and Liquor Prosecutions.
 In the article in Wednesdays paper rela- tive to Judge Pardee's prosecution of liquor cases before the City Court, where it read ''total of fines and costs," it should have read total of fines plus the costs" The costs in the Pickett cases were from $6 to $s in each case, and in the Daley cases they were from $16 to $1o in each case, very much increasing the penalty,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-05

Unbleached Cotton cts., at Franks.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-05
Burritt Supper.


 The Agricultural club of New Britain par took of the ''Burritt supper'' at the strick- land House in that city on Monday evening, and the members had with them their wives and daughters and several invited guests. The evening was passed pleasantly in social converse, and after bountiful supper pleas ant speeches were made by Charles s. An drews. secretary of the club, J. W.Stoughton and R. J. Vance of New Britain, and by Deacon Whittlesey and J. s. Kirkham of Newington, who were severally called upon by MT. Levi s. Wells president of the club. Happy allusions were made to Elihu Burritt, the founder of tLe club and in whose honor the supper was given. The secretary of the club read letter from Mr. Isaac Burritt of Southington, brother of Elihu Burritt. The dining room was tastefully decorated with flags and at one end of the room was hung full-sized oil painting of MT. Burritt.