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Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
THIRD eDlTlDk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rhe Roseb1a's BaiI--Chester's Gal
a va. Ramr M Are.


rhe Rosebua's BaiI--Ch Chester's Gal,
liant sons and Fair Daugbters.
The first annual ball OF the Rose Bad
Assembly, given in Wsbster's Dancing
Academy last night, was . very pleas
ant affair. Besides host Of Whining
tonians being in attendance, ~ mem
bsrs Of the Rose Bad Assembly Of Ches'
ter, accompanied by six youug ladies,
we're present. The names OF the ladies
are: Matte Tongue, Hannah Grow
der, Blanche Trt ut, Kate Trout, Win
ME Downing and Mary Mccafsrty.
The names OF the gentlemen visitors
are: Frank Scott, William MoFate, Geo.
Crowder. William Doyle, William
| Dunbar, Oliver Logan, Thss. Hughes,
James Taylor, John Taylor, William
Giltnan, Richard Turner, George John
SOD, Henry Johnson, William Faulk-
nsr, Augustus Miller, John Stanton,
Edward Johnson, William Hall. Sam
usl Mottran, Samuel Booth, Walter
Vail and Thomas Glennan.
The grand march, participated in by
1877 couple, was started al ten o'clock,
with G. r. Carpenter and Miss Annie
Donahce leading, followed by 8. 3.
Baldwin and Miss L, 4. Adams, I. J.
Davis aud wife, H. u Brown and Miss
Annie wilkinson, J. E. REYNOLDS ard
Miss Saddle Woodrow, William II.
Baldwin and wife, y. r. Miller and
Miss Ella Murphy, J. Mcdowell and
Miss Emily Sibbitts, r Baldwin and
his sister Rmma aud A. V. King and
Miss Bsulsh King.
The officers wore badges Of maroon
silk and white satin trimmed with gold
fringe. Bach lady in attendance re-
ceived a beautiful programme. Re
Ifrsshmsnts were served at one O'Clock
and dancing g3,.,s ,EaSS aS,s SOatlnued q .l several
~Ibing ONT nsts"'sindHa.
r2 iAtAF. IA
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
MAknIA6 90.

~ r. rsoN-oUIMBY --on Thur;tay' r. me .
W.qtn inst ~ 8 o'c.ock p: m. in D. sne fr"
%a,s., ons'a T. Wsoa Ss s1S 70 MIS-, Dosa
auimby, both Oh IBIS CITY. H., o.
'sai s. sss Rev. Father MsouI9q:h ,S: 1t q
20 20 Miss lis Ksty 6. Hart, OF Ph'l"delpn!a. co,
ALoEw-ALExaspIsSioEyninose Z .1Sa. Isio yins 81. 'nf f1adel
? ia,s SsS Mr Jonn Alden TO Mics ELIZA a
sxander, both Of this city. w ,
q the residence o. tns Urass qaS0' ny tn
yTosn' P.ayiey, Millird Y. Davis, o
VIII Winning If e ., Dsl., to Lizzie H. kTou's .,
moFFl1T-SV EATMAN'.o1Aat " the a9uSi M I I
= ass6sf sssn 81 o Row wif1;:
eyenina ~ lanes p. Mefiitt and MI
NOME NONE <. swsatmsp.D'ta OF Nc" o4s''
Co. Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Is This NO.
for the Republican.

For the Republican.
MsssHs Eproks:-In your report OF
the Legislature proceedings OF Jan. lo'
YOU say-We copy verbatim. "Ar.
Bradford introduced the bill TO amend,
Cbspter 8 OF the Revised statutes en-
titled "of the Levy Court" (Which ia to
make terms Of Levy Court men com.
menos on the second Tueldsy OF fe6ru-
ary next following .heir election. }"
Now II this bill changes the day OIL
meeting Of the Levy Court from the
first to the second Tuesday OF February
/. may be all right. II it fails to DC
this, will you or Mr.. Bradford be kind
enough to inform us, in heevent OF the
Rspub blicans eleoting tho six members,
two years hence-What will prevent
the six holding over Democrats from
nesting on the frat tuesday aud elect
ing collectors, County Treasurer, &'
We would not have you infer that W.
think a party SO void OF guile ss the
Democrats would take advantage OF q
tschicaIi.y-our object is simply Il
avsld putting temptation in the way o
the innocent. Yours Traly,
LUKE K. 0NE.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Yeasets keIxed.

Narahai BcSlullsu returned home
yesterday from u four days "Trip down
the State. Duri6g HIS ablence he
~ zsd three vsalels. The seizure OF the
Edwin Post, OF Br5zil, has already
been mentioned. On Wednesday hi
seized tht schooner John b. Connor, al
BArksr's Landing, in Jones creek. 0n
Thursday he seized the sloop William
R. Leeds lying at Bowers Beach, atth'
mouth OF the Murderkill creek. The
seizure we're made on account OF non
payment OF wages.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

q 6nCo hiefan, 0r-S>A,..h,tni Ma.
Armstrong, George ss'As
Money. J -
and George R. KirkmAn secretary.
The sched ule for funeral coaches was
taken mp and the following prlces
agreed upsn: u,,
Within city limits, @; Green HILL
Mt, Salem and ST. Joseph's cemeteries
"a; New Castle, Stanton, Mt. Pleasant,
Newark Union, Lebanon, DuPonts
Banks, Lower BraudySine, %; Rock'
land, Centre Meeting and McCannon's'
les; Christians, Shiloh, Bethel. WAITE
Clay Creek aud Marcus Hook, IS, Long.
wood aud New Garden, Newark and
Red Lion, 90; Mt. Hope, Glasgow,
Birmiug ham, Head otehrist'sna, Rook-
dale, Media, West Chester, SlO; MID
dls,own or vicinity, New London OF
vicinity, sl2; For large hesrae, $li
(sxtra will be charged in each case; hn'
a ohild's hearse will be furnished a.
this same price as coaches }
The following prices we're agreed
upon for coaches for weddings and
parties:
Two trips, 81; Single trips to parties
$2.6O; single trips to weddings, 81.
Il was decided thGt the schedul'
should 90 into effect Oh February ls'
Under 30 circumstances there shall b.
20 percentage OF reduction from tA7Sj
prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
s,r,me rraee able co Insen,persnce,

According to the report OF Prlsoh
Aysut Mullen to ths Society for AlleVi-
stips the Miseries Of Public Prisons,
there we're q, Asa persons committed TO
the County Prison in Philadelphia
during the year OF 1880. OF these II, :
$40 were white males and $40 white
females /; 7s4 black males and $50
black females. Through the efforts OF
the agent 8 167 were released from pris-
on, many of whom were innocent oil
the charges preferred against them.
Thirty of this number were childreo,
who had been imprisoned with their
parents. These releases, the agent
estimates, saved the city S3S, 795. Dnr.
Ing the twenty y-eisht years exislence Of
the society the release OF 81, lo5 PER
sons has been secured. In the opinion
Of the agent ninety cases out OF every
one hundred committed to the connty
prison last year we're clearly tracea6l'
TO iutenperAnCe, either directly or IN
directly.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
what Paith In Jesus.

The above interesting question will
be the thsns Of the sermOu by Rev. A.
Stsngle, pastor OF Union NJ. X. Church
Fifth and Washington streets, on Sab
bath, Jan. Both, st loi O'Clock. ITO
morrow
The revival services are still 10 pro
gresB at the above named church and
muol interest prevails. About thirty
ii more conversions havs been reported
up 10 date, and consider BILE numbe
~ Yet e3king peace with God thTouRI
| faiih 10 Jesul.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
TuBI.lU SALE.

viii be sold at No. 1878 West Fourteenth
street, on TIL RSDAY, FEBRUARY 81.
1885, at ten o'cioDk, a In, (residenee OF jos.
eph l.. Jackson the entire household goods
and kitchen furniture, consisting In part as
fellows: One English Brussels CARPET sixty
ards, In good condition walnut suit, tLree
p'tce5 extension table, three walnut suits
OF furniture, one cottage suit, marble top (;
two spring hair mattresses, one walnut ward
robe one lounge, one book case, oil ptintln9,
enpraviugs, one &c Wing machine one score
tary, one once chair, Oae shot gun, tl6ifs,
chairs, carpe u, oil cloths, DattinRs, bouquet
tables, rogers groups, lawn mower, win 0W
shades brackets, olceks, gum ho o, coffee
urn, cabinet relrigerat0r, hall chairs, stair
rods, rugs, hat rack, chid's chO and mat
tTest, holsters and pillOws, chamber eets, ore
W. BtRot, and generally all household DDd
kitchen wares, All to be sold, as Mr.. Jack
son IL gong 10 leayo the city.
| ii N. CHILD.
Agent to otie I Tho sal
| l.. W. sTIDHAM b SoF, AuctiJDeers,
ian ~ 81 Ieb |, a.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Dr. Brovning,s q. 80 Cordial

ia the greatest friend ever known to the
consumptive, because it rapidly cures
every cold, which, II permitted TO run
it's courre, would speedily destroy life
It also Reduces that continuous iptiam
nation wLiC.. causes such fearful de
struction of the substance Of the lungs
For sale by all druggists. Price 5Uc
W. Champion Browning, Prop'r., lll'
Arch street, Phila., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Tnn srnall.POx scare.

Tbe sailor who created 80 much ex'
.;.amant on the train coming from
Iewes. on Thursday, it being supposed
that he had just left vessel injected
With the smallpox, is a Brazilian who
was sent by Marshal McMulIen TO UNI: UNI;
NV y for The purpose Of filing libel agains'
shs Fdyin Forrest, which has beer
nsad ID the wieeking service and a's'
n 80 runninu between Lewes and Cap
Nav The amount due the Stranger i
400.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
fuunTR EDITION.
rn UsTEls IN sECRkr sEssIos,
the Supply Com nsssee efshe rseS
p...sess ssa vfIh Uiosoa Doors

The Supply Com nssssee efshe ress
rrassess SET " iIh Ciesea Doers
"a don't think you can git In, but
pilsse," remarked the little old iams
al an, who tsnds the gate at the Aims
.ho1se, to . REPuBLIcAs reporter When
hs Knocked for admittanco at the en-
rance nbou. noon to-day. And thea
ibe old msn limped into me
mouse where the supply Committee OF
the Trustees Of the Poor we're osisnsi
biz In session. Tne reporter Lsi called
ior the purpose Of getting an Accounto o.
doings OF tho committse, such ~ 10
usually furnished, which, in fct, Is
lit,ls better than nothing, being mssgre
In detail, and lacking the most 10.
portant part--the names OF thsrejsctsd
bidders and the price AZ which the con
tracts were awarded. Time and again
has the REPrBLIcAs endeavored 10 get
these things, In order that tue extent
OF the political favoritism shown 10
Democratic sidders might become
known, but all Efforts have been in
vain.
The reporter waited few moments
before the old gate keeper came am
bling back. He shook his head as be
Apr cached the door. ''lt's no use,
said he, lyon can't come In. Tbs
Trustees passed this resolutioH this
morning." Then lie held the "Teso!c-
tion" up for inspection. II was a
piece Of foolscnp with this inscription,
''No Admittanos TO the Aims House,
BY order Of the Trustees, Jan. ~, 1851"
The news-gatherer, nol wholly put
out by this, asked 10 see Nh. Bird, the
President Of the Bard, bat word was
brought back that Mr.. Bird would not
see him. Nothing was then left for the
news man, but to re.rAcs his steps back
to the city, while dou btlssap efsrss
tees sippsd thar Eb ,,,. sns irss
ts.s..'~-. jine and oopgratula.
4 thsmseIyes on how nicely they bad
,tten rid OF troublesome reporters Oy
new and approved plan. ~ p
Would II not be we'll for the people
lake hand and properly ask Why
"a Trustees object to their business q
ling made public' Q
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
coiumBia Ledge AnllH
The twenty-fifth AZ
= .sr..r,.

umbia Lodge, ,Ne1s gsersary.
sslsbrated - anniversary Of Co.
Only ms ,kz6, l. o. 0. f., was
mite ..ss night in the lodge room.
dre< mbers OF the Order were ad-
-. The attendance was large. Ad-
: zsss were made by tbs charter
aenbers: John II. Brittou, P. g.; VIM
n Hare. r. g; g. W. Hollingsworth,
P G: and Henry Eckel, =. Ct. h.
Lemuel Marr gave select reading en-
titled nSnyder's Nose" Among the
visitors were Past Grand from New
Jersey and q member Of the order from
BotI OF these gentlemen spoke in
glowing terms of the condition OF the
Order in their State. Interesting
speeches were made by John Claruen'
P.G, Cons Of the Oldest inflicted mem
mers) George B Roberts. +: g., and
m. Cool, Y g. William Fl. Foulk, r
a M. and r. Brackin, P. g.. Of New
Uort, spoke Of their being initiated II
Columbia Lodge on the same evening
20 years ago. - n
Mr. Fell, D, G. NJ, and D. Downs, q
r.. exemplihsd the unwritsen WORK 0
ihs,order. Petsr Daley, T. g.: sang
humorous selection entitled "ihe WI
mington Policeman"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

Commercial travellers aud others
ubieoted to sudden changes ard expo
sure, should be provided with DR..
Bul's Cough Syrup, the quickest and
bsst remedy for the relief and cure Of
cnlda. Price Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Guard.Against Disease.

II you find yourself getting bilious,
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow,
kidneys difordered, symptoms Of pile,
torme enting you. take at oncs a few
doses Of Kidney-Wort. 1t is natures
great assistant. Uss 1t ss an advanoe.
auari--don't wait 10 got down sick.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
NIwAOVEnGIsEM EMS
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

The undersigned, about 20 remove from
the Sta,e 0a account OF logs OF health. VII
sell at Public sale. Mt tho auction room Oi
Thomas M. o2ie, SO7 NArhet street tnst p
tute building, on THURSDAY, February 3.
1881, at z o'clock, p m, 8 e)nm0Iions
dwelling, stu ted No, 100 West Seventh
street, Wlminston, Delaware, having n
from age Of % feet 9 inches on Seventh street
running back ~ teet, The N ain building ~
iset deep, with back building, both three
stories high. containing a rO0Ins, and bath
r. ON hot and cold water with water closet
complete. A good cellar, cement and lex
n0Or. This house is we'll located for store oI
b ardlng hogse, convenient " market, post
office, school, churches. sc.
N. B.-Pe-sOns desir, ny to see the property
can DO 10 by calling at the house.
Also at the same tiue and place, will bt
sold three I-roomed L0uHes, with frame VI ch
sn back, plastic slato roofs, AID good cei!ari
situated on Marshall street, TunninG irOu
,'ecoHd street TO Oak street, In vast WI
ninglon. Also. a lot on the corner Oi MAJ
shall and Stroud streets, o. Dy o. iEet.
Conditions at Sale,
SAMUEL MARSHALL.
THOMAS NJ. OgLE,
| AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent.
| IRu2 Al
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
ReLiable.

RAvESEA, Mercer county, Mo,
May -, 1879.
We have used Fellows Syrup Of BY
pophos phites with gratifying results in
our practice, and recommend IT TO ply
sioians as a reliable preparation in
aeue and intermittent fever. 1t ID the
best thing We know OF.
Signed, j. L. CAILAWAY, 81: u,
JoHN l.. GRIPLRY, NJ. u.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
A Novel Va Vas sdrOppsR.

Henry Tell weot to Bedford, Ind, a
stranger, ard represented himself az
deaf aud dumb. He lived there four
year, and then began to talk and hear
az we'll as anybody. He had practices
the deception, he said, in order to learn
what people really thought OF him by
listening to their ungusrded comments
in his presence.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
hMnel Oder.

Persons who are fond Of sweet cider
shonld call q. toe store Of Charles
Goodtng, corner Of Third and Jefferson
streets, az he has op hand quantity
OF Ihn article that is Just as pslGtabe
40 II wac The day il cams Irom the
press.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
bheet Iron wOFk.

a. W. Quigg hEs fitted up a room
over his store, cor. Ninth aud Shipiey
s;rse's, and is nov prepared 10 do sheet
iron work OF all kinds, aud repair tin
roofs and other articles Ia his line. lie
has also ou hand a lot Of ranges, stoves,
heaters, &c. Give him a cal.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
InrnrNaatnn Thennn.

Tomorrow Rev. Geo. r. Kramer will
preach upon ths follOwing topics:
Morning--"Etsrua Torture" ave
Have Another Leaf TO Tdrn. Dean
Staulsy. Bveuins-"Etsrns al Punish.
ment." I'VE Have Anoth Leaf tt
Turn. Dean Stanley. ~
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
SECOND EDITION.
eosksnnHA1 HslE.HAl'llx.

OIL + Il
elIi Enfrodueeo ~ me senase 90
A1& sae uAass4 Ssas . reseEr.ph
Cenpasy.
WAspizorcs. Jan. zs The bill In.
trotnced V day by Senator Rirkwood
II Iowa. y ia s'ths Unitsd States Pos
tAl Telegraph Company In the con
etrnolion and operation Of postal tele.
graph lines, rsisrs 10 corporation Of
thai name sso,gsnixed under the gen
oral ipcorpora Ion laws Of the State Of
ioxa and xi>o under the telegraph laws
81 the united States" Ths bill pro.
poess % aathorlss this company TO con-
struct linee oiselssraph throughout the
entire Bnited States and In all the
waters embraced In treaties made by
tbs United States With other Govern
meuts, and to enter and TO occupy any
and sii Government poet offices for the
establishment Of stations therein and
The performance Of postal telegraph
s6rvios during period Of 100 years,
With rightof renewal.
The bill further provides that q
Fourth Assistant Postmaster. General
ahAll be appointed TO exercise super
vision over the Affairs Of the company /;
<ha4 the tariff 70 be charged 10 the pub
ITO shah mot exceed 20 cents for the
transmission Of each message Of twenty
words OF Less for any distance in the
United States, and where delivery is
made through the Postal Department
the Government shall assume all re.
sponsibilities attached to the same and
charge ! can't per message tor drop let.
ter delivery, > cents for carrier delivery
and such rates ~ may be fixed by the
Postmastsr-0 r-0snsral for special delivery
when : receipt may be demanded by
ths sender.
Ills provided that within ninety
days after the enactment Of this bill
tho company shall begin the construc-
lion Of itB plant, and within twelve
months thereafter shall connect the
cities OF Washington, New York, Bos.
ton, Philsdelphis, Baltimore, Rich
mend, Charleston, New Orleans, Pitts
bnrE, Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee,
ST. Louis and intermediate cities with
its lines. Within three years there
after the plant must be increased IA
30, 900 miles in length and within 10,
4 900 miles, '.and at q rate thereafter
that Congress may from time to tim
direct. The capital stock ie t0
limited TO t100, 00O, 900. ~
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
To.morrou's Sunday Papers.

All the news ofthe world worth read
ing. will 10 published in tue Nav York
and Philadelphia Sunday papers, sold
and delivered every Sunday morning
by George A. Davis, at 6lS Market St,
az early as 8 90 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Elara

10 all who are suffering from the errors and
lndiSSIetions Of youth, nervous "eGk noss
early decay, loss OF manhoo /, CO.. J VIII send
you resips that viii care you FREE OF
CHARGE. 1bis great remedy was diseoV'
srsd by a missionary In South America.
Send o scItaddrezsel envelope 70 the kEV,
Josgpn I. ISHAa, StaDJn T., Now YORK
Osty. AS-iy"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Admitted 20 PROB auo .

The will Of Japes Laferty, deceased,
OF this city, was a mitted to probate
Yesterday by Regis er Biggs. Letters
testamentary were granted 10 II. G.
Tnruar, ESQ.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

cola is antagonistiO to health, indu'
c,nc coughs and other dangerous o5on-
ch;sf diseases, which quickly yield 70
~ soothing yet positive intluencs oi
Dr.. m Bull's Cough Syrup. Price 70 o's'
4 hattie.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
L,,,ie Harry Yacht Club.

The following officers Of the Little
Harry Yacht Club have just been cleo
led:
President-JohD McHugh.
Woe e-President-Wm b. Mccormick.
Secretary John Moran.
Treasurer-AlopzO Foster.
Board OF Trustees-L. Lynn, HsIk
Tucker, John Tucker, 7. b. Tucker
Michael Tucker, c. Butler.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
The PFOwFaIuma.

Last night the Opera House Pro.
gramme appeared for the first time
since it has been taken in charge by
the FERRIS Brothers. The sheet bears
an improved appearance.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
College Enaertainment.

TheI, R. |. s. Society ofthe Wesley.
an Female College will give an entar
taipment tonight in the school room
The exercises will se OF literary char
4cter and will be very interesting.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
un~al AnffOyl.
"a bottle.

Al, uersons having Local Option pc
.,,,ora a. are requested to seud the same
= E5uard Bringhurst, E'q., sixth aud
=. 4 u air. eta, this evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

THOR RENT.--Oue house at St0 two at
n $40, tive at 8 .3H oae at go, thr,e at
S2b, two at 8m. one AZ Sl8, Ous at
at Sl7, one at sls, seven NJ s 3, one at Sl31,
three at $i2. one at SO. one at N four at 20,
and one at $3J& per monlh. hEALD q ~.
ian2J4t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

rENHE MUM EROUS INVENTIONS or
L. Edison, Kssly and other distins uisbod
perfons are in1ignltic compared with the
invention OF Dk z. X. STONE, the inyen-
TOR OF "Apepsia:' one 10 q scientific improve
meDt, tho Otner science 10 save life.
ever before since tho foundation Of the
word has a medicine been placed bsi0re tho
pubhc on its Iure merit. First because IL
claims 10 cure only certaln disease instead
OF ntty as others do arc furniahss high preoi
that II does this Second, II ~ q compound
Oi one u cur beet physcisns and surgeons,
who made dyspepsia speCialty for ten year,
with reward OF ths only specific ever placed
bei0re the poodle. htrti, bscaass our best
physlolsBs prescribe 1t for their dyspapLic
patlenR, as Dr. FamueI Adams 0i New York
city says, am happy tC say that the cure
Tor that tGaribiO diJsaSo dyEpspsIa, LA at
last been found IN Your "A psDsla," and be.
lieve II Is your duty " put 1t bui0re the pub.
lie.
Reader, have you dyspepsia, n no don't
iaii TO get h bottle 0f"Ayepsla," and Us you
value your health and ntO, tag . nothing eiyo
Price per botne, 81 10. Fer sale whole
sale and retail by u, James Belt, sixth Ane
MARKET streets, and N. Il DaniOrtE, second
and Ma kot streets. Also by all druggists
iaDbu
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Tns Revival

The revival meeting In pff9rc'
the Union N. X. church is stili gNi
ing force and interest.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
n,y,.,.a them 10
.Oon. I.

NJ. Hugtei, sssesscr ~ "a oou'h.
ern DisiIic,, welt afuund fems Of
the plaoss whore his dupiica isse's
msn,s we're posted and gath q them
N on Thursday night, again re pro-
tests Of the owners Of the plf where
they we're posted. Ip cons 1Os OF
this, . great number Of peT who
called afterwards 70 see ~ II were
assssied had TO dspars With AIN
Ing tbs Information dsaired'
- s
Anpies.
will be nj the freight dept on
Monday with . nice lot Of sppl' all
varieties which will sell cheap
G. Hot .s
FOR further information apply J.
T. Kennedy. 4lh and King % set VI
Orange street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
H,eber rates Fer Carriages.

The liyerymen OF this city met in the
Clayton House last night 10 take into.
consideration the schedule Of prices
Among those present were John KIRK
man, John Hanson, Andrew Traynor,
W. C. Martin, Robert II. Gibson, Law :
sann~s'1i---aaoI II. Seal, Rastburn &
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
The senatOrLa' ~

HARRissuxG Pa
we're bu, l79 me~o'.' r
tor TO day, and 'a" 70 .si n
that there will ~ .T'
ent tomorrow, in co-.'H. ...
number pairing r' .' Nj
visittng their hoh'. 8
meeting OF Joint Co|, III
In the House. NJ,
for leaves Of abieH.' nd
Der Was reached,
aud . ageneral a.. i.. ...'..
pfopEiety Of graz. ..'. !. Il.
this time. DR.. ,,a..'
raiherrisk s
which Teqn!les u''1 ID II
| IourEing over l ,.. M
| that may COM "
ssy.ral motions a''' .I.
until Monday, oa' ...g
! The bsllotioB W.. my5
.ollous uhV'r b
AZ; Hewitt 3; 'D'. III
each for hEUe9 a', u. AZ
The de 4dloaE -''. ''a s@
lperfeo, aud V 'o,'' ',uE
prospsc, Of a e'r">' ~ sE
10 the fight 1E''' ~@
tion to stsnc 6l~ o v III
Is said toni 'h' ,.'., ,,, III
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HOAX l,nnA

r. " 0g'e has for sale at Lis auo.ion
room, No, so7 Market Street, q very
desirsH book case.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

ENOR RENT. A very plea ant, com 'orta
hle house, will all cOnvoniGn es, on
WsshipS'on strce.. SIS per mont n.
lIn.9, st. hEALD co.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

NorIoE'
We, the undersigned. give notice that we
are nov prepared 10 cali falos either In III o
city or country, at reasonable rates. Having
had several years experience IN ca ling b,th
city ana country sales, We igel confident We
can gtve entire salts action. Those con'em.
plating sales this spring would do veil t.
call on us at our auction room. No. Q East
Fourth stree, Wilmirptou, Del or address
by mail. We will ea.l salos At very reasgna
bic rates BRAKES 90,
iau1g hucli0Leofs