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, 1881-03-05

Tho underwriters Interested In .the schooner
Nnbu1,, which run nshorg IN the main suuG nclr
Cana Is!Rnd. Inst fall. have lot tho contract fur
gottluv hrr oil to tho 0wnurs Of tho tug 1.oyl-
nthu.l, Mesars Wolf h Davidson ntid Capt. Kirt-
nnl. The terms Of tho contract nre that tho
work shall 3e performed as SOM rs tho leu will
permit, md TINT tho Owners Of thu wrccKnnK
tug shall receive far tho gorsico onc-ialf Of the
appraised value of tho vUssei after She bus been
delivered III dry dock ut Milwaukee. 1t will lie
remembered that Immediately after tho nDws Ut
Inc disaster 1tnchcd ChlenGo tho owners Of thu
vtssG abandoned her to tho underwriters. Thu
un,lerwrlters refused to nccept tho nt'nnu!n.
mcnt a1ld lttlEnllou luz resulted, tho cnsp being
tiow In tho courts.
According to Il letter from, ". 4. snndcrsol1,
NJ IInIleys lIAri,or. Keeper OF Cum lsnn Light,
tho vessel is il gt4N shnpe. Mr.. santiorson
the effect that tho keel 1f tho Nbob wila slly-
rrcd up and broken ,nnacr ttie cnbin. 10 Hnt.
isfy himself hu matle II thorough examination
nf tho craft, mid failed To- discover my such
break. He snys there 10 but littlo water ard !ct
lit tho vessel nEt, tin krc! lsefng hare. In h!a
Up!ntnn somG or hur. pankinr Is hrokon nt
stArtel Anlluship, but h6 does not consider this
Injury At a1t H1rtDils.
, 1881-03-05

o,,r,uoi,r, Nil, lfarch 4.-FLuurl-F!rt1; Wc4ts
~ .unar. g1ex@ii extra. slsJ750Di family, E2sa
t.t Ann. A. n
,y-whcat-Westcrn higher but dun. No.
w,,trtn ulnter red, slot md March. el.1B1fGllsKi
.n,L lIjt tfall9Js; MHy, slv5aaty)st JUNG. al.l:sa
iiTI corn-wes,ern t!Eher and innctivoI Wostcrn
nI,ed spo., a4l5;c: Mnrch. f*7&t;G6cs April. staa
ss; Ms1. slAsic; steamer. Gs!4A5'o. Outs nom!nnl;
$stiaTf whits, I3itEte: ItJn tlu! .,,nae.
"HIS@Du; pr,sno 10 choIcu Pennsylsana' sls.oods
hpruytsfuys-puiat md easy. Mess pnrk. old slsts
M. f;aU ilGik nleAts--i.4cEo1 Gsys9}lt. HHeon- a.
sSnuicrs G:lc: rlcar rlb sidos. sset halns llsa.c
i1td-Het1ueit, 1Dlc.
YTrrEIt-Qnlct-
lGGS-SttadF. .
i,rpcSistHs-Cuneo dull and lower, lilo cargocs, 10
ain SuN.lr ttrn.er; !" SOFT. b}Ge.
rgri;f,ra-fn l+iverpuol rer steamer steadys cot
I'm ;3s0, I'd; thur, IN 3ll; Irnin, G4u. ..
HEcEirra-FIOHr. 1G!f brlsi wheat. 05.uo oni cofhs
= AsnlpgESya-Hhcat, RcD BIZ; corn. I'll % hu.
FALrs-Yheat, zs.:,Il9 bn; eorn, ,i9'NG ou.
, 1881-03-05

NEw YnftK, MarcE i.-TfntlD cnhtlnunk 9uiet Cot.
ton Hoosia unchanged trnt e1ot.s unchanged. rrinta
fulo quilt. WoDtcn goods Irregular.
, 1881-03-05

sct,tds Dnpalth to 7he chtsa7o 2ssoans'
a',xy1. n,s Vj., Ainrc1, A.--ahAis-Tho wheat
e.nse, etJIl h,ghoT to.ttny than OIL fhnreaaJ
nAft.'.,mrr, NJ thu day wcfp storms. fahtoFa oE
Fnd ,,,or foreign markets. anu Tho arltonfnf!co
Eof'' '',,nn,ta1t "short" nlcrctt WITH destro 10
ot 1ht opening wAs hfak ~ traction ns.net mo
eofet s,..s Of tho provIUus evening. April selling
toiiha Ehcuuraeod by tf,1s0 cot11ns buyers
III ca.c,ly. md hy the n,lt'o If tho foronout,
tapt ""n n,tnv' sollut Aprl Ind touched siD. Will
fe.s ~ ,. 1, n,ta Tho llbnrni tsnnsncuons af'd
Nsf d.. ~ oHynnce1uent afforded an eSocllant
thc VIII, aar fr taking prnllta which temptation ~as
opfe'lu. ty,lIs disposition IN uuIuhi MA nanf-
pet tre',at ..na lin narkut brnku. Tho mnvoneus up
tshs' IA da1nwnrd WAS insisted by reWst tie
xaa n Tho Chunhcr 0f cdlnr,etcc read ~ tI!d
bs, W. ~, ttoEu, wns approaching ftuIn tile West.
fass fu!wetl by d1ntnl Ut the tAHor by NO
Nsss EEL " mon. After Apr! hnd toueh0a tn quick
sas s.1n sn,uod md 9Sc t'sst by 3ncdek. ChHt1
sfaeao. ~ mt in tho market, wch numbered s1.s
war*t ~. n,tDElAitt tAn.f utnn1 NJ. llnrt! IN
nis1e; ,oI I at ti. Al nc'ncs Mny wnh quoted r.:
LQ''S sG1 IL. it.rI @aa .e1rs*. md nhUlGor trng
I'm s, n fr tad s'"s I'D ~ Arri ri. 4 Ta}n g
II ~ to stort',y md unsettled wsather nun ut
s:aa iii A. ;ns ,E,isi, e. osia,a 4Fs rs
,.,vtrnxE Wis, March 4.-FLuuH-Frha; uood
t;'.sSts sr% ~ ,,9 9"'as1 . Ns S 3ss ss, s
in.unsS, ri: II lc HsS neglected.: NJ. I'5c. Rar
Ss.sssssaa ~ NIX ssts
r nrr1n rteasI &nlli tnnh and Mhtcli tlu.l1 April
ha;tsu hs;f,us- s..Sssta -stsady II tst:a'1:, . 49,.
pens;r penns,;ryt,r,-Hhcnt, 400 but corn, c,su bu, oats,
61ubt.
, 1881-03-05

Tho lnrge schooner Gtlttlo pistor, which
suffered such SERIOUS laHGgo at tho lower cslli
Of this lake during tho terrible g11e ut Oct. 1G,
1871, that tho owicrs nbandunri her tu tho
unacrwrltcrs, Inns been disposed Of by tho latter,
as si,o nw lies III MnnltowDo hnri,or. fur S8,00O
Or thercns'outs The purchaser II Il. Il. SmIth,
of tho t.r.n OF Smith & pAvss, insurance a1c,lts
ut Buffalo. According 10 tho survey held lnto
lit tho senson nh expenditure OF not less thal
nnd gra.n- curryitig condition, at slr. isLntl tho
ahfpi,.llitlcr, n,itla tliat 1t nlny reuru $lh,AN
livery Ill Manftowoa tnrliuE. was $lTVN. Th,is
she will hMvo eust her new uwuer, When ngain
rendy for scat anywhere botWcetl S3l wv alltl
$:E,OU0.
, 1881-03-05

TUHpENTrNE.
WILMINGTON, Afnrcl1 l.-SplHITs uY TrnrRNTiNs~.
, 1881-03-05

NEW PASSENGER pIsO1'TLLEn.
The buffalo Express suys: "Mcssrs. Il. a'!s 4
Co. hayo on tho stocks handsome now l'Assull-
gor propeller for Mr. l.. u. rurtIcr that viii hu
roady for launching oarly In ,fAy, and whlcI1
promises to be very haalsoinu nIsd swift bout.
She Ia to run down tho river mud to thu islands
with excursion purtlcs. linking the tlace u ehu
p,ppolor Arundoll, roconsiy sold hy sir. nay!d
l,otl to pnr1os III lluy Clty. The new l1Ht.
which Will TO attct something aftpr thu stylu of
tho Arundel, Ii framed of tho best whsie oak,
four ind five Inch i!ltoh. spnccd ut9htcen h,ohus
from eui!tro tn cuntrc, pfuBItinH Nll ceiling
bH!tel throughout. sliu ID tn o parttGhl4ry
strongly hu!t, With tho riey nt 81 4 fclldefii,s hnr
freight bosh pcforo tho lmsseH9sr 'rnilo % npe!'s
aud after 1t ulU4us for tic srAso1. Her tlllen-
s!nlls uro M follows: Length nyor al!. ~ fcct:
bsxtIi,, u feet; depth af hul. + fcot iilcnes;
tu,tba4u, nhuGt .7G t0ha. Hhu will 10 furlliahuA
with fnll'pt,wnrod c'lg!nos anll otls stuel luI!-
ius OF, 1a nlutn duck will bu sll.!Nr to those TT
tho Arundel, null lifted out with reRard 70 tue
et,tt,turt unh convenience Of excursion pnrtIGs.
shu j. to Io conrn,aniod l,y CNRt. 1a1nos i.oyle,
aud her ctBt 'whBl completed WILL amount tu
btkWGplt $.5,l00 aud {.N UM.'
, 1881-03-05
r,1tr 1cE.GoR0E At TOLEDO.


The Ice-gorgc continues to hold It's uwn Mt To-
tedo. Consequently tho npprehcnslons us to II
srcund Hood arc still wCirtty, and tho knowing
ones fcur that the city will he yisIted Ivy ah In
uEtlattsn fur u.oro taastrons than Eia prctlcccs-
snry. bia}. II, KnlllnRi, Of tho United Suites
Murine Corps, inado an Investigation oli
We1ncsdny, which satisfied him That 1t would be
useless to attempt to open channel With po~'
crfu! explosives. ComancnonG ut IL point lust
benw Manhattan, ealndlngs wtrc undo every
l3l feet up 10 whore the. wrockod vessels nr,'
lying In tho broken LEG. It xns discovered TINT
feot. unt!Cr which thu water End full Rwenf'.
Tho 1inln gorge appears to he hetwecn thu Cher
r. stseet nrEe nia io p;nnsyYsa st ., ltai!r',, @ q
milo ii lunxth; Tho other ltnportaut korxo +
npp,pit lrnnr,llc; IhI4 ono r irom twelXo 70 70
length. Heow tas H.r9o shero is iult Il ts!lu Of
gorge tbo most danacrts'ls Should 1t brrak trst.
Iii sosxo s"u valid u i"rs ftea ehe s for tho
aceulnullltud leo further up tho river.
Thq r'sltsa ~ tra n tho III sResay say Ts
possible rotsay, ul,d satl that fhturv must
sulva tho praoieri. In big un!,1!on. expi1slvcs
az 70 e E sno uo tthsr n" 'es s s
stili ,nosG acrlons gorge. Accorllng to tho 'rt'-
Icdo jjttdc, city E.i1ucer 1'hncner Is very M
iatcs It. lie snys It dcpn,ds eI.sI1c!y attn6s-
pherIc developments. 6htnsla i tseNvY rain
- tho very devil Will bo 10 puy." sesernl prosnl-
nrnt river ls,en tnrset tho viows Ut t,e City En.
glneur. They Hny that this terrible prohcnl Will
either 'lco out OF a iiood." "And:" said uua u
tho Old tnra 'ya,l uan hut, r II itntd comes. It
will b. fnr n1ore destructive thn tito nttter t'!In
wah. bot OH n t!t,tli. usli 1vp feat higher thAt,
Tho Inst ono. You bot. Summit atrnet vii! l,e n
tiuodln'. believe twenty foot of water wy
emit Yoreu Tho lc., u,lt nr the chMtnel, either,
You t,ct tho ,nnl Will tnon,. THIS fAli uf twe!yu
nr fifteen inchGa tun't nintttnt to hilYthtn9: Tht
for Ihn wartn snap, aud thoM h-I Will he tU pny.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Hg.LrM lRPAETnLN
Hesl.m1 OF tEa Board fnsf Even-
tng-sD new Cases Ofsniaii-pox
hegOrten.

The Bcard # Health ne: last even
Inc at thg usual time and place, H;esl-
dent Bu. h in tie chair.
The nuisance at Tpenty-second and
Tatpall s.rGe.s, rep brtpd as being abat-
ed; also the water in the cellar at 500
Eas. Eighth street; tiltfy gutter al @o2
and 3A Maryland avenue. Executive
officer Gaynor iustIuC'"d - communal.
cate with TIE cwnc-, who lives in Pail
aielp'iA, and haze II rpptv1d. lhe
uuisancr at Tuuuscrd street reporter
as being nhatd, Tho COMMITTEES on
impurities in BrandyW water re-
u ,fted progress; nuisance a. 400 NesF
Front street cou.ipned in tllr hands OF
the committee; P1nnsylvaria Hotel
stables nulstnce ahAtcd.
The Executive Officer was tnstrncte!
to have over;tD wing ceAspoo's a. Hedge
vile attended to irlme .iatcAS.
A pond Of stagnant wafer on Syaa
more street rear Maryland hvenn', wae
ordered to bn aba ID. Nu'-arce on
Nadi ,on street between Fltsh aNi
Sixth strp"tR. WAS cNntinued IN the
hands Of the Exeint.ve officer Of tfat
ds,ric.. Upon Il be'ne sta'et that
nothing hal h~-en hcarl trcn Mr.. L. !.
poole, the owner Of a vacant lot IN the
western part Of the city, that the iioard
has hal filled up and drained. Dr.
Dcaper m nvpd thar an order be drawn
in favor If Patrick Carherry for$l5l Il,
for doing the work. also that The treas
urer of the board, beinstructed 10 draw
upon City Council for go, for the use
of the boari. Tl.e motion passed by
unanimous vote.
On motion Of Dr. Draper, the treas:
urer wal Instructed 10 prosecute ana
collect the claim aga nsi &. I. Poo1e
forthwith.
The TX, on i've Officers were instruct
ed 70 serve noticrs upon certain partieS
Who still persist in maintaining nui-
SAUCES upcn the BrandyW inc.
Tie Secretary reported that there
were no new casas % small poS and but
three cases in tn. city 80 present,
one Of which is cOnvatessnt.
Office GAyn1r stated that 1t ma oeen
reported t. b. m that man who mas re-
neatlv had she small poH, was ONT "sis.
ing the strarts, without having rscaivh
the necessary Ctr.itlcftc from ms lh!-
stefan. He was instructed " inqlire
iuto tho matter.
There was a nuisance reported on
Oransa street between Fifth and >iAth
street., which WAS referred tn q com.
mit-ce cons sting II ite~rs. Kane and
Dtto Orders were draw n IN favor OF
w, Stewart, g, and II. Holland, ".
There toing no further bnsinesa the
Board adj djournei.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
MEXICAN vRrHRANS.
General ShevmAa's speech as the
Atlanta Cotton II position.

ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 15.-To-day the
Mexican Veterans Association held Its
annual meeting at Judges Hall, on the
Exposition grounds. Gen. Walker, In
a brief speech, introduced Gcn. Henry
Il. jackson, of Savannah, Who deliver
cd the oratioD, which WAS q history Of
the campaign against Mexico. General
Sherman was present, and, being call
o! on, made short speech. He said
Ladies and Gentlenen--I have told
many tod day IN Atlanta shat my pur-
poSe was nor 10 sIH. one word on this
oSCa ion. came he 70 observe what
you are doing here, Of which had read
10 the papers and been told about by
others who had seen the fair. But, being
urged 10 speak "a few words rs an Oh
Mexican veteran, feel that ! can re-
fuse nothing TO the soldiers, however
averse may feel toward doing No. l
regard sO!Uiesing az being something 30
pure AVID 10 enrolling tl NJ whoever u ~
felt tn" spirit once can never forget it,
and Whenever ain called upon, whata'
oe Is b. by ,Ae eold,erp of the florida
w&I or any other war, my hear, re-
syonds aS by ins , irs.ihn. ] ~" "a few OF
my Old cumrAles If the Mexican war
here
General Sherman then spoke Of hi.
connection wrh tao Msxican war, in
winch he se7wd with the cIva'ry. lie
then D0ntiHu ii "Now, ga&tiernen we
have henrd tie eloquent address OF .hIs
mcno;ah day. It's spirit ttGI1i, aud
| ser no reason Why We NAV n, now
declare with Webster, Thank God | am
an American citzau' We ara noci
cnu cit.xsns. / thank Gnd | an one,
and tell yea that can 90 " aly Soo-
tom Maine 10 TX ~, aad stop wl'ral
pleas, 50 10 Y "a behave myarit A0d
ubry no iawl # tho p see, and Ina il
the SVirit OF tho CAV rniuuDl that ~
what III .dn u tAe UGirol StaseS Of
America, AID that is tua foun ,sti1n
Sron" uDDa wbicn g1vernlner,9 ere bu1it
for tbi. con inrar We fought our
moshrr, and &c luigrI eur iniepep5"ac"
and tu-dnv Sr aTc I've same nation, ths
Sane gov rn'nant, ire sat"e Tia, And,
sp f.r ~ am concerned an lR7s aS
ffieuily 50 Gcn7ciH ~ am to WT own
na,ive state OF unio. Immense AZ.
Pian-c.
"lf ytu I'll think tat aaorgl - u
better part u TIE cnuutTy, why lex to
& ora, and If you wantfo 80 10 Gall
rlruia, why 90 there, that's tho great
vaur nt Our syq'er Of government. II
is n GOvernno worth hkhiCg tor. |
have come H. lay to look upon these
buildings where once We Rad battle
ne!ds, aDd del'Yhs moro u look upon
tuen than 80 look upru tho scene wi"cl
was here acted S!x'een years ago, and
| Say that eT1ry NAIVE inA0 ana every
Kindly WON M over this broad IAUd
iaTes ~ IN sch pleasure in yoEr prosper
i,v and in this exposition rs do those
wno are sting in this presence today
did not intend to be brongl; nuS even
tnis much, hut think thai we arc a II
now in "a position tp say, every one OF
VI, that we thank G d We are each "hh
eva, y ore Of uS, grea. and srla!i. younS
and old, American citizrna.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Tne uxe OF Paper.

III e-ti,un,ei tAat nearly 20oo, ,00O,-
900 pounds of pa;"r are protucrh an
nnaliy, onc-halt Of which ia usni f,r
rInlin2, one sikh for writing, and tho
remainder is coarse paper used FOR
packing ard otner purposes. TheU n,tsd
.ltal,s alone produces 100000 tons OF
paper, averaging II pounds per head
for is popu alton The Eng ishman
rorncsnexL with abons l3 po lnas per
head; the educ ted German takes eigRt
pounds, the Frenchman segen pounds;
whale the Italian. Spaniard aod Rus
sian take respectively three pounds,
ono and half ponds and ono pound
aunral y-the consumption Of pap'r
being roughly in proper ion 20 the edu-
cation and iAteIle jtul asA political ao-
uvity Of the people
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Vists q. InkDeCttOn,

['%t'rday af'e.Loon Drs. Bash, Dra-
aId NtI1pGtr, accompanied by
th hngincsr N }iEtlre anu Exc utive
L" Gtynor, made q visit Of iGspec-
C' up The south side OF the brandy
Pu' az i.f as The powder mills, TO as
[''4'a ar lar as possible tho CAUSES OF
|, ."Gpurliy o, the water. The reSult
'4eir investigation is but II conf ma
- ~ y, VI the ttp IT made by ,he Ex'cu-
\ ~ V1lcers a short time since. lr a
!, y, uays they will procetd up the
n ;i'i ! oank, ana II is expected thai they
~ D prepared " report The esult Of
,F observations. 10 the board mex:
'"stay nlshl.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
A Minister TostiAes 10 It's Virtues
WINSTON, Forsyth Co., n c.

GENTS: desire to express 70 you
nv thanks for your wonderful Hop
Bitteys, WAS troubled for five years
with dyspepsia previous to commencing
the uus OF your Hop Bitters some six
months ago. My cure has been won
derfnI. | am pastor of the First Meth
odi.t church OF this place and NY who'e
can testify to the great
,ir.uts ofyour Bitters.
Very respectfully,
REV. II. FERYBBB.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Cary! Cary II Cary y!

Cary will have q full house. Most
everybody wants to hear Cary and most
every body intends hearing her, judging
ny the appearance OK the chars where
n,arly All the seal ts III the orchestra and
res. ci Gle are drawn. Bui the 'bal.
oooy promises 10 be popular on this oc-
xsioo, for a large number Of parsons
who know the advantages Of that part
Of the House for concerts are securing
sitslngs there. Tskets should be pur-
cbasei ia advance 10 avoid the rush.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
What WHISKY Die

a Louisville Sin made an engar"'
rneut to .lope with young man whom
her father had forbidden 10 enter the
house. The plan was to ride in close
carriage across the line into Indiana,
havethe marriage ceremony pretornen,
aad return to boldly announce them
rel ye. hu.. and and wife. This was
carried out as far as the s.art in the
carriage. Then tho man kissed the g.rl,
aid she found whisky oD his breath
More than that, she judged his nnusu'
al viyaci,y to bs the result Of sight tn
toxica,ion. Sne o: once declared th1
affair of As he would not turn back,
sIle call,d policeman % her all get
into another carr age and went nome
unmarried.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Drum n en- q M fM tho BPstfSh Ar
lSsJ.

Sir Garpe: Wolseley has written n
le Ter in which he rays that about nine
ly per cent. OF the CRIME committed In
tie British army is owing to drunken
ness, anG tha. when the men are re-
moved from tao temptation Of iutoxl-
eating liquor crime ,s practically un
known among them, He sags: "Du-
ring the opera ious conducted in South
Area, in 1879, my own personal e+eort
was composed almost exclusively OF
,ee,o.alers. The. had very hard WORK
TO do, bnt grumb!in, was never hoard
from Them, aud better behaved set OF
nen never was aN6Isted by, isct
which attribute to their belng almoSt
all tvtal ax tanners
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Nrrc EinculINM Eitsa

Professor FJri, win is an aaknowl-
eNget master OF e'o;ution and tratory,
aud who a ,a'iy has Two classes in this
city, one in Newport, one in Middle.
town and one i'll Dov5r, visited Rising
sun to DAY by invitation, to organize "a
class at that place. The Professor will
soon have his hands full. lie will
inee5 the class formed from the Y. =.
NJ. and L. S,ci",y OF the Union NJ f..
ChErch tn, ev,niug, at his parlorS, 5O6
King SJ.eGi.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Skipped eae Tsw n.

e'' " night Executive Officer Gsyuor,
ms asked by tbs Board OF Health III
Im'nce sn, W tue fat boiling establish.
IsIsoa s;na 'front.' street, which was COM
n aoI bah oi Some tiue ago, stated that
4 lou lou oean In the habit Of Visiting 1t
|ns |Ss nv ouce week, and thai the last
mi rr "e Went there, he found it clo+ed,
IA, apoh mating inquiry ascertainet
1 sune c. OF the partners had succeeded
aoas, ases'lng about $1,000 of tue firms
''shd left NwI between two days.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
sn.u.,y,.he q Blue PiII9

No, don't take i. and run the rltk OF
mercurial poisoos, bat when BILIOUS
and constipated gel n package OF tne
ce ebrated Kldney-Wort and 1t Will
speedily cure you. II is natures great
remedy for constipation, and for all
kidney and liver diseases. 1t acts
promptly on these great organs and So
restoI es health, strength and vigor. 1t
II nut up in liquid or dry form, both
acting With equal efficiency. Price D.
Sec adv.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
fonr Obs,rsc.louc AYstcm.

.n'@ iaagniG, tirWome sensations,
/ 1slhs you TO tee scarcely atle to be
'our ieet; tn II CONSTANT drain that il
n, us nom your system all its elias
NV, driving the bloom from Your
||S1AS |,. That continual strain upon your
n |.ni ~, i,orces, rendering you irritable and
|. .'a!, Can easily be removed by tie
's' Sso mat marvellous remedy Hop Bis
n"n "s irre9uu.rities and distractions "f
,n system are relieved at once, while
|, .,a 'ioclal cause q. periodical pain Is
liz. ''' w" ~" ~
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Died Sud 6eDIy.

The Coroner WAS clllei on about mid
night 10 go to New Castle to Investigate
the ease of "A nan who had died very
suddenly. HA ven over at an early
hour this morning, and up 10 the time
OF writing this article, hlh not ye, re-
Earned. A iul statement Of the facts
VIII be published in l&ter edition.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Leosupe on Nasarai Methods oI
InsIs ueGl0n.

Or. A.D, Mayo, Of Boston, VIII
,ecture on Natur3l Methods of lnstruo-
tions to the teachers OF the public
schools OF this city, in school house No.
I To. morrow afternoon, commencing a.
4 o'clock. The lecture will be free, anu
the public are invited to attend. AS
the subject is one that greatly interests
paren,s il is hoped that there may DO a
vood attendance of citiHsns.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
THO W Gather,

VS., Denartment. Office Of the Chief
a!gns, Oflcer, Washington, November
49, a. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States, north
east To southeast winds; generally
fair weather a slight rise 10 ths bar
ometer and no change in temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
ap,ssae this Morning.

Mr.. Taylor Strickland, aboat % years
of ana committed suicide this morning,
ty cutting his throat with n pen kni'e,
while laboring under temporary nj OF
insanity. Full particulars OF the sui
eide will be found In orr next au"''
tiOn.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16

hal, ard Co. have just refitted
d galley anG arc now prepared to
|ricss,Her So.ter work than ever vt the old
bur -. ~ nne card photographs 81. Bring
q hshualdrsn early In the day, no ex-
A"tRe Tor them. 30c Market St.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
RQ1tkfOns.

The Rev. r Oliver Ewing OF Chester
will again preach IL the lsr Methodist
Protestant church, 7th st. near Walnut
at 7.30p. IN.
Meetings TO contin ne nightly through
the week. Public cordially Invited.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
CAUTION

All, persons are hereby warned
against throwing ANY Market Garbage
or ofr,l into the stie5ts or Cutters, as
the law against this practice VIII oe
strictly enforced. The IenaIty IL nve
dollars DE l. P. Bush, President
f. b. FRAZER, Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
NEW ADyS.i2l il E.1ENTh.
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NV0.lCk
10
WATER RENTERS,

All persons who have sold pro perty during
tht . oJeat year must !tye not ce IN writlh9
10 the Leyirtrar IL, the UTice OF the Water
pe pa rtncGt, hofre he 30n Gay Of Eov1m-
boz lsSl. a0t inser In tne notes tic name Of
the purchaser and tie n4nVe OF the irop r
ty purchased Otherwise, they will "e helt
liable r tbs wate rCn. fJr tas next yea.
Lisa. aiI p re- ns who may vi to discnn-
nue. the utc Of waite OF any portion OF 10
rus; give nolic" es abOse and lay "a 10.
draw. 1g the t fue.
No al arat on wi he made In ary bill after
tie above date III Nj - NJ. UiLE
Iuytelt Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
EiaSttc,

hard rubber and other varieties or an-
dominal supporters at ladies DEPART
msnt of Belt Drug SCore, entrance on
sixth street. Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
ClOlh o.

W, M. Kennard & Co. are showing q
fine limo of cloths at low prices lot
ladies' md childrSp's coats.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16

Ten stores and dwellings were de-
s.royoi by tire at Fairburn, Georgia,
yestacday, The loss is unkuown.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Rarkes Garbage.

The following notice was ordered u
be served upon the market people w.
day. All persons having market r.
bave of any kinl will be required to
remove IL hey ond the city limits.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
EEDUCKgQS OF PRItES.


Cl,f op'srFF ............ $500.
pCutavat SO
Minnesota PatoLt ............ ~ 70 SO
make spscial' of selllnS the hest -four
n the nIa'ke;.
Fresh Rac. wheat meal In any quantity
from One pound " IA ton.
WI. b. PIOK ELS, 4o7 King street.
oct2S-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Danv Wal. Until you Get q Coid

h, fore YOU buy your overcoat, bnt GO ~
once to Mullin " Son, Sixth and Mar
ket streets, and see for yourselves nov No"
great bargain you can get III aH ''o'-
coat or suit Of clothes.