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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-10

SIS increase, slli75s Fahnstock, Of the
money MARKET that there I. resiiy a plenty
a. runds and but for the manipulation Of ,he bears
the Treasury Department Is not In position TO an
tclpaie the December call James Sclgman, on tue
paid Immediately, aud SAYS the banks are poor. The
latter seys the buying Of stocks for the last f9rnght
quoted last night as having stated that the recent
b q hsSgs b Pa n9S SSSn V HER SS
ngs 70 realize profits, rs might have been expected:
smith, cammaSE, and j.. Z. MORAN have covered Up
all their shorts According TO radstfeets annual re-
bad rs has been reported The returns show s9so620o
bushels Of wheat loss OF III oS 600 bushes corn,
bushels Sf $50 sSofiSse Sioge6er Of corn q
about ~ per cent of the usual Yield. y Is reported
has about decided TO Instruct Secretary wlldQm to.
increase the bond purchase next week. ana rns 70 Ie
and banking Interests 81 the whole country. Bos,
shares Of Union Pacific, and the books shoy 1000
registered In his name and 10000 shares IN the
IL m.-Chicaso advices report no change in the pas
senger war and no further reduction is expseted as
bi Is sure to gel control Of he G G. q and mis-
sssa Of Fen LSe a s ara asr sce JAM
uary show an Increase Of t2l0 sg, or q per cent, An
Europe, SAYS about ;sSoeoccS is due America upon
trade balances, and London bankers do not see how
specie to america W Within he SeHs six months The
Philadelphia ebai and iron yolrna! advance sheets
freighis are lower. The companies viii probably
run full time for the rest Of the year at prices APP
proximnting those now received The Chicago mar.
kets are feverish and unsettled Corn declined toe
pow Ss1li wheat declined cent pork 2, cents and
lard - cents, The New York cotton market Is down
10 points Earnings OF Union Pacific for six days In
October Gross, Ell go increase, f2is06a On October
the Increase en- 2l0 the day last year.
Earnings Of the Central Pacific Railroad for Septem-
Der, 1881, s223,0OO; September 1880. flp0ig6i In.
crease e3OOi; for nine months IN 1881 Al70bff for
nine months In 1880, si2S3 a5 increase, " 72lSi9
BANK STATEMENT. -
Loans (ueCrcnSe
Specie (decrense) , ,,...,.-... 3l0s 800
Legal tenders increase l6gU
Calculation OnoreaseJ - ..,',,,,,,,- 5000
Reserve decrease D. .,.,......... 577,25O
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
Tn . Story Of Daisy RrOwne.

Daisy Browne is the name of pret-
ty young girl, who lived in the soil.
tudes of the White mountains. One
day an awkward, but handsome profess
sor strayed into the woods hunting for
specimens. In wild and tangled glen
he met this quantity interesting maiden
something between Undine and
Miss, and although mathematically
opposed to women on scientific grounds
he telt a little arrow enter his soul,
and the cold man of hooks lost his head
and then his heart in the som6re for
est of the mountains. Tne dark
haired Daisy had a very wicked father
who wished TO soil her to a wicked old
man for his money. Tne professor be-
came her te,Cher and tliend and did
all he could 70 save her from the clutch
es of her naughty father. About this
time her brother. who had not seen her
since she was a little girl, visited
that section with party of
Young girls from Boston. The brother
did not recognize Daisy Browne as
his sister, consequently he too fell in
love with the little wood nymph, and
the result was that the professor of
trigonometry and acute angles felt
very melancholy and wanted to die.
He poured out his grief among the
rocks the wilderness, and was about
going to another land when ha,f II
dozen of the infatuated Boston girls
rushed upon the prof .ssor and begged
him not to leave them.
They did not know he loved Daisy
with all his heart a, Il mind-even more
than he loved geometry and the wild
mysteries or the indefinite calculus. The
girls were on the poini of driving him
to distraction when detective aprear-
ed and revealed the real name of the
girl of the mountains. This changes
everything but the ,cks and the trees,
and the brook that dashes down the
mountain. The brother Of course can.
not marry his own sister. All is now
clear for the professor. Daisy Browne
nestle contidingly in his b,soT, and
gives him her heart forever. The deteC
tive takes the wicked father off 10 Jail
But This is not all; the pretty Boston
girls also iiud lovers, and there is joy
all around These are the dry outlines
of picturasqu, romln"e which will be
enacted at the Wilmington Opera House
on tomorrow evening Daisy Browne,
who is 80 happy, the hands me profess
or, and all the pretty Boston girls, with
their new dresses, will repeat the de-
ligh,t'ul experiences cf their summer al
ventTr S in the White mountains. II
make their Efforts more impressive, \
brook Of real water has been secured,
and an experienced man engaged to
make il leap and sparkle down the
side just as it did Shen Dairy
and the professor did their courting on
its moSsy banks. A more ifnl sea
son Of innocen enjoyment may not
come in a hundred years. There will
be music aud singing and a great deal
Of judicious applause.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
Texas OyercOme ~ Outlaws

The people of Rio Grande City and its
vicinity, in Texas, have app .aled TO the
Governor of that State for Rangers to
clear the district from outlaws. The
following murders are reported within a
few months "The body Of a Mexican
was found three miles south Of the town
pierced by four bullets and his throat
cut from ear to ear. The murder is said
to have been committed by Mexicans
who live on this side Of the river. No
clue has been TO md to the perpetrators.
70 is also said by Mexican officers from
Camargo, Mexico, that an entire family
was murdered several nights 40 near
that city, it is supposed, for tn" purpose
OF robbery and roveng4. Sheriff j. E.
Martin and Lewis Henry, who were re-
turning from serving citations, We're
way laid and foully murdered six miles
bcluw town to day. The Sheriff had
becn collecting taxes and was robbed Of
ali he had"
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
The Use Of Briar Roots.

Henry W. Morrow, of our city, drop
ped into tha REPUBLICAN office yes.
terday morning on his return trip from
West Virginia, where he has been ell
gag d indiggiug and shipping bIiar roots
to a firm in Philadelphia These briar
70 opts are used exclusively for making
smoking pipes, no other root nor wood
being fonnd that answers the purpose a,
we'll. Mr.. Morrow has been dosn
amongst the mountains some two
months personally superinteuding the
digging and shipping of roots, four car
10 IDS being in the north at ths present
time Great care has to bo taken in
preparing these roots for th4 mAnufac-
turers. They have all to be over a GER
tain size of gnared and twisted
wood MIR. Morrow was engaged III the
business several years ago, and knows
exac ly at sight what roots will be- &C
cepted. He wi return for another car
&C in a few days.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
Land SAFES,

George W. Ingram, real estate agent
at Middlotown, has made the following
sale, of farms within u few days pisr:
The farm of b. i. Crawford, III Cecil
county Md, containing 2j4 acres, to
Willilm Price; consideration, $1,000
cash. The farm Of Joseph Price, near
Murphy's Mil, l"7 acres, t. b. F,
Cra Wtord; coasi leratiol, $500 ctsh.
Tne farm of George L, Some, no II
rownsend, 20 actes, to Joseph &.
Hutchinson; consideration, So, IOO.-J. +.
George tarln, in New Castle Hundred,
lob acres, to JOHN Co!lins, Of Smyrna,
consideration, s., l0O.-The farm Of }.
G. Hutchinson, near Townseid, l39
acres, to George u Stone, Of Pennsylva-
mia; consideration, $1,000. TotLl a.
mount OF sales $50 400.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
A 0ueer Proceeding

The man who was arrested near
Ne yark one day last week, ,on suspi pi'ion
of stealing pocket book from a lady
on a =. w. x b. L. K. train, had a
tinal hearing, on Friday afternoon, be-
for" Justice Springer Of Newark. The
man gave his name IA John MlIlin.
The examination Of witnesses comm an
ced, in Il private room, the prisoner not
being allowed to enter, and was kept in
Ignorance of whom his aCcuscr was and
what he was being accused for. Before
the case had proceeded far the prisoner
engaged James l., Nallandighan, ESD,
as counsel, who took charge OF the case
and demanded, together with his eli mt,
admittance to the hearing. The Squire
was somewhat taken aback BY this turn
in affairs, but he submitted to it, how.
ever, and the caSo went on. The lady,
whose pociet book was sto'en, gave her
name as Mrs. GaZe, and testified that
she could not find pEoperty.f foAnd on the
prisoner, belonging to hes; She also sra
red that she did not know whether the
pocket book W ts lost in Dele ware or in
Maryland, in fict she did not know how
it was LOST. She < We her satchel con
tanning the peck t book to her little
child 10 hold, and, perh1p5 the child
dropp Il it out of the wind ".
No direct testimony of any SOFT, was
adluc"d establish the guilt of The pri-
soner, but he was held for Court, in the
sum Of $500, just the $; me. Those who
were present at the trial seem to think
that the prisoner should have been di :
charged, unless more positive proof OF
his guilt could have been established
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
An I,nvuf = rant DenieI d Asylu -,

NEW YORK, December 2.-The steam
ship St Germain arrived here this
morning, having oa board Carl Benja-
min Dnnkel, who was shipped to the
United States by the authorities of the
Commune of Botherigne, Switzerland.
Collector Robertson sent an officer to
the vessel to serve papers on the cap
tain which stated that he would be re.
fused permission to allow Dunkel to
land, and in case he did land him clear
ance papers wo1ld berefuse the vessel.
Dunk II was therefore not allowed to
land and was given in charge Of tn,
c aptain Of the vessel. The collector
stated that he acted under an act pass
ed March 8, 1875, which provided
against the landing of any aliens gull
ty of offences other than political ones.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
Jersey Justice and Bank Pres
iuent.

John IlIlard, president of the Me
chauicS and LlbUrers' Bank, of jersey
City, which slsp .nded November -,
ha; been convicted Of conspiracy to
defraud and scAtcnce1 to eighteen
months in tho State PIis N. James
Donnellen, secret try, and DR.. Iho'::
O'Callahan, director, ere sentenced
tC pay Il fine Of 5000. sentenced was
suspended on Adam j, Dlttnar,
Myer Sweeney, Patrick SAeroa and
the other convicted directors The
Court was crowded with depositors.
Hillari's sentence was applhu lei. He
broke down and his Wit, lin Cd.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
nHUADEIaPHlA WILMINGTON AM
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


Trains win leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta
lions, 100, $40 s.l0 1870, a. M. 2.3o, 100, 100
1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia tEkpress) $50, 500, 0.N
q. M, 1915, 9.56 ?. m.
Philadelphia and New York 2.06, 2.26, o.80,
100 9.65 l.b3 a. m., l2.43 2.03 BAT, 6.3S p. m,
Baltimore and IAtermedlats Stations, s.at
q. H., 4.45 p. IN.
Perryville and intermediate statior all
p m.
Baltimore and BAY Line, $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l25l,. l.37 l.o1
T.65 8.3S a. m, II. 81, l.04, $50, l0.5l p. In.
Trains for delaware Division leave for:
New Castle 800, 9.35a m, 90, 800, o.2f p. 10
Harrington and intermediate Stations, 9.sI
.. a., LOO, 6.26 p. m.
Doimar and Intermediate Stations V.3s d.
r., Lob p. u.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Statiens
S.i0 a. m., 900, 100, 1000 p. N.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.o6, 2.26 .. m.
6.47, o3S p. N.
Haltimore and washington, l2bl, l.a7, l.oz
7.bb a. H.; 10. 81 p. n.
For further Information passengers arc Il.
aired W the time tables posted at the depot I.
H.. f. KENNEY. SUpt.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
BO0ta and shoes

~ low prices. Daniel McCusker, 216
West Second street, has got a large arc
desirable stock of boots and shoes for
the Fall trade which he intends to sell
at the lowest prices. His friends and
the public are invited to give him call
as he is determined to soil at the lowest
price.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

EAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold at public alo, on the preml-
ses, in Chris,iana Hundred, one mile above
Centresille, on the road leading to kenhett
Square, ~ ew Castle county, Del, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 92t !, 1881,
at o'clock, p. IN,
A farm cor ia. niny 3b acres of land, we'll I'm
Or ,y.d, good fences, good frame iouse, oon-
tanning elsS en- IoOGs also, fame barn, With
stabling fJr twelve head of stock; never
failing stream of water running through
every field, u gooi well Of water at the house
and barn rd stone spring house with q
never falling tpring. Ihis farm is ii
adapt d for a tue .er. O'e Of the best or
chards Ia the state with numerous vari ties
of sn all fruit, Terms at sale. -
JAM W. MURPHY.
l.. W. Stithan y cou, Auctioneers.
nOycO-i. .d<W
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
!. W. WsNVIGHNIH u
nOvc0-4.d&itw
DkIVATE SALE.

The subscriber of srs at Private Sale valu'
able farm, known as southwood, contain inihR
1870 acres, more or less, ii uateG partly in New
Garden Township, Chester 90, Pa, ann
padly In Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle
Co., Del. about five minutes walk to South
wooi staten, on the Delaware Western X.
r., ard about ten miles ON Wilph y on,
Del. This property is beautifully situated.
La z, stone house, sur .undei with shade
&c large stone barn and all ottervut buliu-
plenty of fruit Cf peariy all kinds, W.ttr
forced to hose AID barn. For further Par
ticuars call % or address
EVAN BROWN, kaOlinP 7. q.
Ov3)-lmWlt?t Chester o., 10.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
DIR. TODD'S FAMILY MEDICINES.

ASAss = ~A>AS - = n - - AL AA>.SA oAAs As>Ss
No. &, for dyspepsia and Constipation No.
10, for Narrhea Uy4ntery and Chsrlera In :
fantum; No. IL, for Bright's Disease and
other Diseases II the Kidneys; No. 20, for
Coughs and Jolds; No. rs, for Coughs Bron-
cbitis aud Lung Difficulties; No. so, for
Asthma. Group and WhoOptng Cough; Nos.
80 a d 10, for Cat-rrh; No. As, for HOarseness
and Sore hroat; Nos. 80 and IS, Diseases
Of the Blood and SKIN; Nos. % and 65,
Chrsnic Inflammation of the ROweis, StOm.
ach, Kid 1eys, Bladder, Womb, erc., N0s. 70
and IS, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and Gout;
NO 80, for Worms; No. 81, Functional Dis
sase OF the Heart; No. 70, for Nervous Weak
ness; No 96, Disease Of the Ears; No. 100
Preventive Of Smallpox, Spe ihc; Nos. lO6
and 10, Fever, Ayue, all low types OF Fevor,
gMalarial Diseases generally; No. lis, to reg
ulate the Menstrual discharge, Amenorrh9a,
Dysmenorrhea, ETC.; No. 10, Incoutnuance
Of Urine in Children; No. 126, Diseases of the
Urinary Organs, Impotence, etc.
These medicines are especially prepared
and can be relied upon TO cure the Diseases
for which they are recommended. Price bO
cents and 81 per bottle, For sale by drug
gsts and tho Proprietor, DIR. James Todd room
No. /, Almond Building, 5. W. cor. Eighth
and Market streets, Wilmington, Del. Per
sons suffering from any chronic disease will
do we'll to consult DE- Todd, Treatment, in.
cladtng me cnes, 81. Office hours Tues.
days and Fridays, from 8 "a III, to 0 p M, and
RON to 2. IN all other days, except Sun
days.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
BANKRUPTCY.
L.. W. S1IDHAN X son, Auctlonsers
LIVESTOCK OF A NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE IMPORTING HDU 81
AT AUCTION.
Important to tie ira lc and public

Important to tie trade and public.
A LARGO b nj rupt sale Of Dry Goods. Over
sl23, 600 worth OF FOR ign and Dpme tic Dry
Goods at uuc ion at the largo I'D 81 lacious
Auction Rooms Il. ". Stidhc m X Son, No.
Ill East 70 nth street, Wilm ng;On, Del.
CONNER Gin. on NJ 'NDlY, NON EMBGn,
u, 1881. A large C9nsit nmcnt OF fOrel nard
Domestic Dry Goo 5, consisting OF West OF
r.nyla. d, French and German broad and
narrow Clorhs Of Ill shades and color.
Frencl !, English d cotch Fancy Tweeds
and eassimeres. Furhack. NJ sc0N and Es
qnimapx Beavers. Chincti'las, NesttngR,
, luHk tngs, &c. Also, SEQ , rreHch and
German raisl y, !, dla, Cashmere, Queens
land, Dtt1n an, real CamCls ha'r and othc'
ash!ona le and desirable Shawls SWISS,
Nottin nam and Tambour Lucs Curtains,
Nc Dress Go DR. n great va!iety, such as
Heavy and tUiOred silks Satins, Del yon',
Irish and Lyo IS PopliIs, allwcol Mernos,
Sa.een Cloths, Cathmeres, Series, AL acas,
E.nprcsst lOths, SC Nc. A very flch anu
rare assortment of yon's Silk Fllvets. Vol
vet .ns, and Fine Plush Su!tings. Prints
bleached and uub O. ched oltons, from one
to three var $ wide. A arge ne Of Engllsh
aud Ame' lean Il anket; flannels, Ladies'
and Gents AMI ChildTen's Hosiery, Car cts,
Rugs, &c &c Marseilles and TURKISH Quilts
and variety of 0 her goods to- numerous u
mention.
sale to continue fl ON day to day until the
entire stock svld. The whole to be sold
without reserve, in lots 10 suit all, for cash.
The above large and yell selected ock
must be sold r. gardieys Of price, in order to
M aks prompt scttlem Mt with creditors.
Sales cOu. IN ance daily at 10 n. IN. and 2.3J
and 73Jp IN. special accommod riors ior
Ladies. nOv25dtf
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
WILMINGTON HAY AND ST RAW
MARKEyT

NKONEY To LOAN ON MORTGAGE
N. in large or small amounte, On eitv q
WILMiN1rON VII SAVINGS rub 50.
NETY q z oos. Nghth md 1Aekst StIootS
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

"a sAI.EAT A BARGAIN -TaREE
W. % story brick houses, with rooms
J. MH y, Heald street, between Lcbdell and
lEN" THOMAS X. LALLY,
-, s02H Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
NYLW nRlCK HOUSE AT PUBLIC

NYkW KRlCK HOUSE Al FUbiHo
~ SALE.
70. 81 10 @ rev brick house, containing =
room. besi les bath room, with not ana coid
water in kitchen and bath rom sSe"1n ..,aat ~
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets IN
the city of Wilmington. Terms reasonable.
Anniv In JO[N W. XII tBY.
Uor, 10 b and Claymont sts: 4 tn Ward,
deo2 26tt Win hs'on' Do''
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

s,LE-oNE NEW HALL ) lfE,
Dk ont nant of use 44x3o inches, o tside
imsnt iol n combination lick : inside
Sssu' 'e.,s.t Improvement will DO sold ~
tSs s'I !, Iannlied for at once, At Ssi Market
tIailn II "pp' noy6tf
,t&.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

- sALE-HOUSE No. 50, WEST
r0h street, containing niue rooms
,ms etc, apply to NJ. NJ. CHILD,
~ s,aod 704 Market rect.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

.0v sALE-A TWO SEATED OAR
N.ge in good order, Will be sold low, as
Y ,,ncr has no use Tor It. Apply at the
M M.',n,, "I oftice. noyl0-n
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
WASHINGTON LETTER.
The Tedlous Trial-A Hung Jury
Will Not hang About the Rope
The New Cabf act

Public attention is just now divided
between the tedious trial of Guiteau in
the City Hall, and the canvass for the
Speakership, which is waged at half a
dozen large hotels. A month ago there
was brt one opinion relative 20 the
issue of the trial. Everybody thought
Gu.teau would be hung, and looked
upon the trial only as decent prelim.
iuary to tho inevitable rope. Now, one
out of every three you meet, and per-
haps half the lawyers are Of opin oD
that the jury will not agree. 1t Is said
that the jury cont .ins more than one
crank whose sympathy for the guild
will shield Guiteau. Exp ,rt testim ony
for the prosecution may convince every
juryman Of his responsibility for the
crime, and Judge porter's cross-ex ami
nation of the murderer, ellCiling his
sharp AMI connected replies, ought to
persuade them of the Inconsistency of
his defence.
Guiteau mistakes his infamy for fame
is happyin the conspicuousness that has
been the life-long craving OF his abnor-
NAL egotism, and, | think, is wholly
untroubled by visions Of the st. Lo us
rope. 1t is perhaps not gener llly known
that Mr., Robert Humphreys Of ST. Louis
has the grim privilege of supp ying a |
the shertfs OF the United States with an
article Indispensable in the enforcement
of the laws extreme penalty. For some
years past this singular monopolist has
exclusively manufactured the ropes for
the execution Of murderers throughout
the length aul breadth of the Union.
Made of tte choicest hemp, admirably
spun, and of extraordinary strength,
Mr.. Humphrey ropes fulfil their dread
mission with peteness that leaves
nothing to b. dssirel. They are sJme-
what costly, his charge for them is six
dollars apiece; but in consideration Of
their infallible effectiveness, the execu-
tive authorities consider them cheap at
that price. Down to the present lime
no mlletactor to whose neck Hum
phrey's rope has been adjuS'ei sccun-
dem arte has succeed 81 in surviving
the treatment for more than minute or
Two
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
SALE.
[VUb bIAIV o.A11I'
VIII be sold on the farm 0! tho subscriber

VIII be sold on the farm 0! tho subscriber
on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1871,
at Oo'clvck, A. NJ,
2s head Of colts and l pair of large mules
coming 8 yeas old, 8 coming 2 years cid
coming year old next spring, and bro %
mares In the first SIX Is Q LoAg Island
chief stallion, 8 years old; Dam by Lexing-
ton. Mot Of these colts Hambietonian;
two by MilliogtOn's X iox. -
IERMs-N Negotiable note Il months, inter-
No reinforcement on account Of weather.
H, L. CHURCHMAN,
novgs aDx1tW Stanton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

1yRSALE.-R)rARY SPINNER COM
! monty known as tas devil among the
AAh, IHAS. J. II. BE- Cktli.
tsnS.st los Y 10 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

yRssLt-TAE HOUSE, 7o2 +" FNCH
strce,. with slablc on the Walnut street
J.. JOHN II, TATUM,
nNlat Wilmington Post, Office.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
TIE NEW CABINET.

There has bGcn so much talk over the
speakership that the new cabi1et has
been little thought Of. 1t Is said that
the President viii be ready with list
OF names which vii probably be con-
tirmed ~ the first executive session of
the Senate. The latest intelligence is
that Mr.. Brewster, of Philadelphia, will
be Attorney General. Tx Senator Bout
we'll, of Massachusetts,, Secretary ofthe
Navy; EX. Senator Chatfee, Of Colorado,
secretary of the Interior Ex-senator
Howe, OF Wisconsin, Post master Cen
eral Ex ,SeCator Frrlinghysen, Of
New Jersey, Secretary of State. Secre-
taries Liucoln and Folger will retain
The portfolios OF war and of Finance.
All Dut three Of the proposed cabinet
have been in the u. 5 ) nate, and three
of them Ex. Sena ors Boutwell,, Fre'
ilnghys,n and II, we have had long
experience in pub ic life. The appoint
ment of Mr.. Brewster as Attorney Gen
er Al would seem to indicate a vigorous
policy in the Star Route cases.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
WANTED.

w ANlED. "A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
" eral housework with good reie ence
W! az RHPuBLlCAN Ottice nOvE2-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

TyAELARGESI CLOTHING HOUSE IN
l Philsdelphia. JNU: ~, MANMA"' straa.o
Grand Depot, 18th and MsrKet 1uss@'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

FoRh: h:,b RtNT' SIX SIX NEW w.. >, KooMED zoo, ED
per DOnth HEALD co.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

noR sALE.-A GOOD SECONDHAND
n UVctOr's phaton, In excellent order,
4, Ma sold cheap. W. Y. WAKNER.
et2a
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

IoEsEs HORSES ~
y sanity on hand ~ the stables OF II. iA.
Am, on troneh s,roet oeio" SoU0na, ;o'
I'm and driving horsos. marl7u
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

W ANTED. "A GOOD WHITE GIRL
ior general hOusewo.k X. Ing ire at 2ls
vt Second street. nov2ltf
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

VItOR X ENT.-TWO O RO OMS N d A
= kitchen, between Seventh and Eighth
on MNdison street. Address, NJ. '. REruB-
IIcAa UFFlCE. dec32t
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

WANTED. .-BOARDERS AT 4l2 KING
smu street pleasant rooms and good ac-
''~Ioua!lona nOv6o- I'm
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
Oy's SstitD.

We have Allied the stock Of the sizes sold
out last week, aud you will hnd what suits
you. Economy to come. Save time and
money, JV). W, ,DlEFENDORF b 20.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

NOR RENT-THE GERMAN HALL
for evening sociahles or respectable
Eles. Apply at All + ench street..
nOy2!gw
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

WANrED-A BOY TO LEARN CAR
vW,... HsYe Trimming. Apply at 10 King
"etN dec3 st
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

w aNrED.-A GO0D COOK, AT s06
" West street. de,s-3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

MR SAJE.-THE STOCK AND flA-
turss Of an established I a It re Ap-
LyNo 5, west Tn I'd sr9et. d c2'3t
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
FOR SALE.

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7 M. Cups s.s.,"b .sans house, fr me tearn and
l., good oodnIi"S,: s'p" pl.o blacksm tn and
rr.'Iete cuteal,usni md . tenant houses, 2appie
Ssssssreht' 'hVp 9psr nv Iruit trees, ssc-es ", ga.
ses.rts and o.no,f excellent meadow. ms
hna0rducli'e ana '''' HEALD Il GO.
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