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Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
The City Mark cts.

There was q large amount of produce
offered for sale this morning, and the
atte .ldance of buyers was very good.
The following were the ruling prices:
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
MATHS NElnAs'
Fashionable Hair Dresser,
Nm. 3o0 EAST SIXTH STREET,

Switches dyed and repaired and oombings
made TO order. Shampooing also done. Gus
toners can bs waited on at residence. Rest
sntisfAntion guaranteed.
N. 3 Rest Of servants furniShed and atus.
lions procured. Augl-et
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
JAMES " 'H0''
NO. 2O4 MARKET NTNEET.

Have large ass rtment Of Knives, Forka,
Ivory, Har4 Rubber, Rosewood AID all styl. I
| .. I 0oket Knives. l32
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
FIFTH edition
HOPE FADING AwAv

NO improvement In she p...,
dents Condition. ''
special despatch to the REPUBLICAN,,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. ~ :,
p MP to this hour there is no T..
provement in the condition of tbs D.. :,
dent since morning.
Pulse-11Q,
Temperature-99.6.
Respiration-22.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-27
Malaria Is An unseen vaporous

Poison, spreading disease and death in many
localities, for which qunine IA no genuine
antiiote but for the effects Of which Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters is lot only thorough
remedy, but reliable preventive. To this
fact there Is an overwhelming array Of testi-
m"ny, extendin. over period of thirty years.
All disorders OF the liver stomach snG bowels
are also conquered by the Bitters.
For sale by all druggists and dealers gen
orally.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
Garssela'a Nos sDasality,

There was . large reception at the
While House last night, given by the
President TO the two Houses Of Congress
and their officers and to members OF the
Supreme Court. The administration
has made a new departure with regard
10 these social entertainments, and is
inviting what constitutes the different
classes Of the political and social world
in turn. The great American people,
represented by the ofice-sesker, has its
turn in the morning hours; the army
and navy have had one evening, and
last night the two Houses Of Congress
we're invited. A curious incident CO.
cured in connection with extending the
invitation to the Senate.
Word came from the State Depart
ment to the Vice. President, request
ing him to invite the Senate 10 the
White House. Vice. President Arthur's
first impulse was to announce the in.
vitGtion from the chair; but this seemed
too much ike an announcement OF
deaths and marriages in country
churches, aud he finally decided TO
send engraved invitations to the mem
bers of the Senate and the officers.
This accounts for the peculiar Language
of the invitations received by the Sena
tors, as the invitations issued by the
Vice President states that he "is re.
quested to invite the Senate" This is
quite . novel social custom In Wash
iugton, and has attracted a little atten-
ton in social circles disposed on all oe
casi ms to bs crit cal.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
THO LoHx O0aRs.

The Levy Court met yesterday morn
ing and ordered that investments as
sesssd to DR.. L. P. Bush, in the Sixth
Ward, be reduced to 1884.
The committee appointed TO examine
the error list Of William R. Reese, col-
lect0r OF county rates, reported that
they had found errors amounting TO
$23, ,06G, and recommended that he be
allowed rates in the same. The COM
mit.ee also reported errors In dog as
ssssment amounting to $103.50. Adopt.
cd.
The committee appointed to examine
the Jail commissioner accountsreport
ed them to be correct. The amount
expended was 81, asa 30.
In the afternoon, the committee sp-
pointed to examine the error list ofMill
Creek hundred, for the year 1880, re-
ported errors amounting to Gal ,62S.
Errors in dog tax, amounting to $37.-
80, were also reported. The committee
recommended thst the collector be al
lowed rates in the same. Adopted.
DFlCk uOubc Ou NiAC EtAcot, NSW
Castle county was ordered to be reduc,
ed to 81, 700.
The bond of Israel Il. Fols, constable
Of New Castle hundred, was approved
and filed.
The committee appointed to examine
the error list OF John A. Cleavsr. col
lector Of county rates Of Red Lion HUI
dred, for the year 1880, reported that
they had found errors amounting to
$34, 1903. Errors in dog assessment,
amounting to $40, we're also reported.
The committee recommended that the
collector be allowed rates in the same.
Adopted.
A petition from q number or manu-
factursrs Of the city Of Wilmington,
asking that the Third street bridge be
made a joint highway and railroad
bridge, was presented and read 10 the
Court. Msssrs. Sharpless, Bright, Polk,
Taylor and Ellison were appointed q
committee to consider the subject and
report TO the Court.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
The Board OF Ed ucaIion.

A special session Of the Board OF Edu-
cation was held last evening. Presi-
dent Conrad being absent, Mr.. Kenney
was called to the chair.
Mr.. Morrow stated that the Board 3
bill was before the Legislature, and he
thought IT would meet with favor. He
also read letter from the Joint Com
mittes Of the Legislature, which stated
that that body would come to Whining
ton next Wednesday and visit the pub b.
lie scho ls.
Mr.. Kyne suggested that each mem
Der Of the Board use his influence, upon
that occasion, with members OF the
Legislature for the passage OF the bill.
DR.. Sbortlidge's motion. made at the
last meeting, and instrucIilg the Com
mittee on Legislation, if they could not
secure the full amount desired by the
Board, to procure the best legislation
possible was adopted.
A motion made by DR.. Shortlidge, to
the effect that the facts in the report
laid before the Board by the Commit
tee on Legislation be printed and given
to the members Of the Legislature, was
adopted.
After some discussion Dr.. Shortlidge
moved tina. the facts, previous to being
printed, be revised by the Committee
on Legislation.
Mr.. Morrow stated that copies had
been laid before the Legislature.
A long discussion ensued, but finally
Dr.. Shortlidge's motion prevailed.
On motion Of Mr. Lobdell the Com
mittee on L .gislatiou was authorized to
act in conjunction with committee
appointed by the City Council to re.
csive and entertain the members Of the
Legislature next Wednesday.
On motion of Or. ShOrtlidge the
Text Book Committee was authorized to
procure from another city, 300 second
hand copies Of Higginson's history,
provided that C. +. Thomas Il Co.,
would not furnish them at the price
for which they could BE- procured in
said city. The books when new, cost
81 apiece. Second band cupies can be
obtained for As cents apiece.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
Personal.

Vice President Arthur has already
won the good will Of all with whom he
has come in contact, and il anything
is indicated by the "start" he has
made as presiding officer, he will be
one of the most popular Vice-Presidents
who ever called thsS Senate to order in
the Capitol.
There is some division OF opinion
among the Georgia Democrats about
Ben Hills assault upon Senator Ma
hone. Senator Brown, it ia said,
thinks Hills speech will be Of material
service to the Democrats, especially In
Virginia. Representative Alexander
h. Stephens, on the other haud, thinks
it was O mistake.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
ProsperinE.
For the Republican.

For the Republican.
MEssR EDlToRs:-I am glad that my
old irieud Rev. Robert Graham, of Low
er Brandywine church, has cause for
encouragement in his field of labor.
understand, "the people have mind
to work." The board of trustees have
elected seven energetic young ladies as
aids, and things move on sprightly.
Mr.. Grahsm's salary is all paid up,
several persons have united with the
church aud things 60 as merry as mar
riage bslls. There have been four mar.
risges in four months. Several wagons,
loaisd with hay, have turned into his
spacious gateway, and kind house
wives have frequently replanished his
larder. A little band OF ofworshipers, who
have gathered around to support him
at the Wednesday snd Sunday evening
services at Centerville, greatly surpris-
ed him on Wednesday evening by pre-.
ssntipg him with a handsome pocket
book containing $50. May God speed
him in hiAuntiring efforts to do good.
ADIR !EpAcK.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

Roberts and Jester will sell at public sale
at the livery stable oil John II. Roberts
Delaware City, Del, on
MONDAY Morning, March INST, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock, sharp.
% head Of horses, some OF which are frs,
class drivers; pair oi b.seK mares, Q years
old, we'll mated, we'll broke single and dou
bic, and good drivers.
II pair Of mules from 10 Q years old, good
size, all broke 10 harness.
90 mead Of cattle amsng them several first
class Mich cows some OF which will he In
profit by day Of sale. Also several yoke Of
work oxen and lot Of young cattle.
FARMING UTKNSlLs:-l farm wagon, with
hay rigging and peach bed; horse cart, ]
OK cart nearly new, champion reaper, good
as new, grain dnll, roller, corn sheiler,
] grain fan, iced cutter, plows, harrows,
cultlpatOrs, Forks. shovels and hoes.
l set OF wagon harness, set Of carriage
harness, and several sets OF pillow harness,
&c.
This stock will be sold under guarantee
as represented.
TERNs,-All sums of s!) and under cash;
all sums over that amount credit OF seven
months will ke givel by purchaser giving q
bankaUle note with q good endorser.
JOHN H. ROBERTS,
JAMES NJ. JESTER.
SAN'L ERos, Auctfoneer. marlo.w-dts
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
GoyernmenI FIOMers.

Abiding TO the announcement tn 1t
Senator Malone, OF Virginia, the morn
ing after he voted with the Republicans
found on his table magnificent
bouquet from the government gardens
with the ct mrlimeuts Of the Fresidsn
al d Mrs. Garfield, the New York sun
says: "Et seems TO us this Ustentatious
Gro wing with flo Eers the desk of a
particular Senator, with compliments
Of the President and Mrs. Gsffsld, may
justly be looked upon as carrying with
il y disagrsesble and hateful meaning.
FIRST it means that the President holds
himself in readiness to reward votes
in his favor--to pay for them. The
gift OF f)wers cannot signify
/ ,ss than that they are to be follOwed d
by the bestowal Of patronage. Again,
IL is q direct afront. II lsa de,lara-
IN that the President believes that
United States Senators may be patron
lied by him.
II is a little thing in itself, but very
significant. The flowers have no fra
GRANGE, but omit a hateful and otien-
sive Odor."
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
~HALLEN9E EXTRAORDINARY !!
Read this, 1t may save your Life.

DR. v. 4. STONE, late physician and
surgeon of the United States Army, the IN
ventor Of Apepsia, the only known medicine
that will cure dyspepsia, to-day challenges
the world to produce case Of dyspepsia that
Apepsia Will not cure Dr. Stone and some
OF our most eminent physicians have tested
it on cases OF every form aud stage, even OLD
chrenic ases OF thirty and forty years stand
ing where every known medicine had failed,
and in every case the result has been cure.
This gives me confidence In saying 70 tno
nublic there Is no case l cannot cure a'ter
treating thousands Of cases, some Of which
had been given up TO die. Read.r have you
dyspepsia? :? II 80, get bottle OF Apepsia and
rejoice again in perfect health
Price per bottle, Sl.OO. For sale whole;
sale and retail by Y. lanes se,c, SAsa Sscap% a
and Market streets Also by all retail drug
vists Read Dr Stcne's rules Of diet on or.
rular. Drugg lists have them. iane'u
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
a eKRRYnAnDEBED CITY.
the RIevonth ward - How the
First, Third and Tenth arc Tara.

the Eleventh ward - How th,
First, Third and Tenth arc Tara
ed end About.
The following is q synopsis Of the
gsrrymander bill arranged BY W. e.
Lee, Patrick Neary, Chief Engineer
McIntirs, and other shining lights ol
the Democracy Of Wilmington. The
Eleventh ward Is created BY annsxing
Brownton TO Wilmington and for redis.
tricting the city, provides that the
boundary Of the city shall be extended
by line beginning at q point where
the main roadway Of tracks of the P.
w. 4 B. X. r. Co. intersects the south.
erly city line; thence southerly along
the centre Of the said roadway Of the
P, W. & B. R. R. tn line OF lands Of
Henry Latimsr; thence northWesterly
along the lines Of said lands to point
where the said line extended crosses
the centre of the Newport pike; thence
ortheastsrly along the centre OF the
turnpike to point Of intersection o.
the said turnpike with Broome street
when extended southerly; thence
northeasterly along the centre Of
Brooms street to the present city line
at Beech street.
As divided by the bill, the wards
wouli be as follows: First ward, f!om
the southerly side Of sixth street, west
of Market to the east side Of Washing.
ton street. The Third ward from the
westerly side of Washington street
south OF Sixth, to west Liberty street
extended. and to the east side of Adams
street, with its intersection Of Mary
land avenue. The Tenth ward, from
the southerly side Of sixth street to
Linden, and west Of Adams street. The
Eleventh ward, all south OF Linden
street to the intersection Of West
Liberty street with Washington, thence
along the P, W. Il B. &. R. TO the
boundry lines described first above.
The bill provides for seventeen cleo
ton districts; two in the First ward.
Third street being the dividing line;
one in the Second, one In the Third,
two in the Fonrth, Poplar street being
the dividing line; two in the Fifth,
same IS at present; two in the Sixth,
as at present formed ; two In the
Seventh, ss at present, two in Eighth,
Taylor street being the dividing line,
and one In the Ninth, Tenth and Elsv-
enth wards.
The bill also declares who shall be
the inspectors to hold the next election :
Austin V. Gsynor, First district; Sam
uel s. Curlett, Second; James Taggart,
Third; Henry Witsil, Fourth; William
I. Morrow, Fifth JosephW. Hart, Sixth /;
Thomas N. Culbert, Seventh; Thomas
}. James. Eighth; Ferdinand Chairs,
Ninth; Enooh Townsend, Testh; Lewis
Zebley, Eleventh; Thomas c. Doud,
Twelfth; James +. Daley, Thirteenth:
AudreW Lemon, Fourteenth; Jesse q.
Johnson, Fifteenth; Hswson Z. Lamar,
Sixteenth; Edward, Naguire, Seven.
teenth.
And II arranges the councilman for
the altered wards and provides two for
the new ward, as follows: James Mo-
Kenna and William +. Robinson shall
hold o6ce in Council as members from
the First ward; Merris Taylor and VIM.
q. Blake, from the Third ward, and
James 7. Sullivan and Frank E. Brown
as new members from the Eleventh
ward. The time Of the city election is
changed from the first Tuesday to the
hrs. Saturday in September.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
Coed Prices.

Tue personal property Of the late
VIM. SMITH, OF New Castle Hundred,
was sold by L. W. Stidhsm & Son yes.
terday afternoon, as follows: Cows from
$27 to $40; horses from $7b 10 9l6l
sheep from " to 81 IS per head, shoats
$3.50, each; Reaper 5000, oats 50 cents
per busbel, corn 81 do. The sale was
we'll attended aud the bidding was
quite lively.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
Mr.. Gewens Condition.

The attending physicians Of Mr..
Franklin B. Gowen, president of the
Reading R.ilrosd Company, are Of the
opinion that he will suffer no perms.
rept injury from his fall from street
car on Tuesday evening, No bones were
broksn, yet he will not be able to attend
to his Official duties for some time, the
surgeons insisting that he must remain
In bed for two or three weeks. Meau.
time the executive business Of the pres
ident's office will fall upon George De
B. Keim, who was acting president
while MIR, Gowen was In Europe.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
REGIS rER'S ORNvRs
u FAISTER'S OkDhh
REf4JSTERIS 0EETOE
IVI1Nl 1kJ I 11Kg . VI x KO11f
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March 3

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March 3. 1881.
Upon ths application of John A. Grams
ton, Adm 'nistrstcr OF Hannah M. Jones,
late of christina Hd., In said county.
deceased, 1t Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice OF the granting of Letters OF Admins
tration upon the estate Of the deceased
with the date of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements TO be posted within forty days
from the date OF such letters, In six Of the most
public places of the county OF New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
the estate, TO present the same or abide Dy an
act OF Assembly in such case made and pro
vided. And also cause thesame to be inserted
within the same period, in the DELAWARE
REPUBLICAN, o newspaper published In VIII
mington, and TO be continued there = three
-, Given under the hand and seal Of
}L,s,} Office of the Register aforesaid, at
t~> wilmington, in New CASTLE County,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. q. BIG4S. Register.
NoTIcR.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator on
or before March 8, 1882, or abide the act
of Assembly in such case made and provided.
JOHN A. OR ANSl ON,
Administrator.
Address:-Nswport, Del. marc
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
Coucers mt Risiug sun.

The g. c. Library Of Rising Sun,
gave a musical aud literary enteria,n'
ment last night in the band room: A
number Of select readings were given
by Professor Crsbb. The exercises
were very interesting and were partici'
pated in by persons from WiIminaton,
MoDowellville and Rising Sun. Alarg
audience was present.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
SAM'L ENos,
V1UBLIC SALE.

>
The subscriber about to relInqulsh the no.
tel business, will sell at putlic sale at the
Pennsylvania House, Front and King Sts.,
" ilmtngtsn, Del, on
WEDNESDAY,. March %, 1881,
atl O'Clock, p. m.
HIS entire stock oil Personal Property, con-
slsting OF u good feather beds and bedsteads,
10 mattresses, lot CT quilts, comforts, sheets
and blankets. wash stands, wash bowls and
pitchers, lo0ki ng glasses, windsor chairs, lot
Of hemp and rag carpet. 2 sofas, 2 dining ta'
bles, cupboard, lot OF dishes, spoons, halves
and forks, earthen and stonewaro.
BAR RooH FIxTUREs-ConsistrR OF 10
heayy chairs, 2 looking glasses, clock, lot
OF barrels, kegs, demijohns, bottles and
glasses, l wheeibarrow.
One good milch COW and many other arti-
cles too numerous TO mention.
Conditions will be made known oy
SAMUEL FINLEY.
L. W. STIpHAH 4 Son, Auetioneers. mis- N
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
The Sunday Papers.

Persons who wish Sunday papers
cop tanning all the news Of the day,
should leave IL cir orders at the store
Of 9. A. Davis, No. 6l8 Havkst street
hey will be delivered OF $50 a. m.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
FLOUR & FIELD DOWN.

Wear selling -four at 50 90. $500 and
"a 90 We are selling for SO so net cash o
patent process flour we guarantee to give
Satisfaction or refund the money and send
ior the -four. irish dulce l6c n. f0ur 3, 3h
and 20. h, rs excellent -four 26c. II MS 800,
2s ms 81. 90, guaranteed /; dried apples and
dried peaches and dried cherries 60. 4. .mtnce
meat 90. D, prunes 90. b, brooms 2bc, wash
boards 2bs, our 500. tea 10 as good ae sola IN
other stores Tor eco, gos hen butter. pure and
sweet, 900 silver drips molasses l2c, golden
Ibc, California golden 1856, coffee low. Gan
dies for wakes constantly kept on hand: Hay
and straw baled and loose corn and oats at
mill prices. PErEky FOhD
febl7 Front and Madison Sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
NOTICE.
IN ORFIoR OF THE STREET CON. !
MISSIONER, No. 6bk Z. 9Th St

NUTlOE.
In OFFIoR OF THE STREET Con-.
MISSIONER, No. Sb< e. 9Th St
WILMINGTON. DEL, March II, 1881.
Property owners and agents will please
take notice that the following ordinance, 70.
lating to pavements, will be strictly enforced
and In erder TO save themselves unneces.
sary expense and trouble they will please
observe It.:
ORDINANCE RELATING To PAVE
MENTS.
Whenever any detects or distractions are
found by the Street Com missioner, or repOr-
ted TO him, he shall forth with cause the
pavement or sidewalk to be repaired, or the
defects or Obstruc1ons to be removed at ethe
proper cost Of such owner or agent OF the
property to which the pavement belongs and
report the bills to the City Council to be col
lected before the Mayor.
L. p. LYNCH,
marll-St Street Commissioner.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19

NOTIUE.-ANNUAL NJ EETI NO THE
IN eighth annual meeting OF the Excel
sior Loan Assoc alton" will be he'd at the Of
tce of the Sec etary, No. 404 Market street,
0u TUESDAY evening next, the I'D inst Z,
at N O'Clock. The Auditors will submit
their annual report and an election for Off
GERS and directors held.
Attest: d. T. HAWKINS,
marl7 ct Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19

DCBLIC SALES.-WITH 80 YEARS
I experience, we can see no reason why
we will not realize better and tairer prices
this suring for all kinds OF Real Estate and
especially for dwellings at from $50 TO 81, 500.
mRrl2-w SGT HEALD l. 20.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19

vysOR HEN~-lN WHITE ULAY GREEK
IN Hundred, 2l< miles from Stanton do.
VI, on p, W. d B. II. H., the large brick
.5use, stables, SC, ION Harmony Farm. }
<lso valuable mill site and small Stone
.5nss. Fer further Information apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON,
No. 8 East Eighth street.
ianls.y Wilmington, Ilel.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
FOR RENT.
NOR RENT.

NOR RENT.
house No. Ill W. Ninth street.
9i9 Orange street.
" 1907 Washington street.
e, 1904 ~
=. ll3 W. Ninth street.
ot6 VsnBu street.
lill HARRISON street.
l1lB Jefferson street.
:, 1914 Tatnall street.
" 10 o Pennsylvania Ave.
pl6 Delaware Ave.
ll39 W. Seventh street.
507 West street.
1908 Delaware Ave.
TOO Market street (storc.)
" " $50 Bird street.
:, :, l.0 ~ ~
I" s, E. cor. 4th and Washington.
Apply 10 NJ. M. OHlLD,
marlb o. T01 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19

NOrICE-I, JACOB MESSING, DO
~ hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Judges Of the Court of General SEES
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
state Of Delaware, in and for the County OF
New Castle, on Monday, May 0, being the
first day OF the May term, A d., 1881, Tor
license to keep an inn or tavern al No: 4ol
Monroe street, in the Third Yard OF the
city Of Wilmington, County AMI State lore
said, with the privilege OF selling intoxicat-
Ing liquors in less quantities than one quart,
TO be drank on the premises, and the follow
ing respectable citizens recommend the said
application, to wit:
Leonard Hermann, q W. sawyer,
Karl Specht, James Oros,
John W. Crumlish, Samuel File,
Henry Numann, John MoncKton,
Frank Zimmerman, Thomas b. Millard,
james Clark, Peter Larry,
X. ApberEer, s. A Hanes,
Jacob Becker, A. Bickta,
J. q. Backer, A. Hermann,
$. q. Logan. Il J. McManus,
Daniel Nc EIwee, John Neher,
Theodore Biermann, Henry Gre be,
marlS3t JACOB MESSING.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19

NUTiCE.-RIrERVIEW CEMETERY
IN OOMPANY.-Att the regular meeting
Of the Board OF Trustees held at their office,
February Z, 1881, 1t was resolved to advance
the price OF lots in the Cemetery between the
front and third cross avenues s cents Fer
cross avenues 10 cents per square loot, the
change to take effect April lsr, 1881.
Attest: ID. T. HAWKINS, Sec'y.,
teb9.W&s tap Once, 40i Market st.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19

SMALL POX CASES.-ALL PERSONS
- wishing an order to the Small POx Hos.
pital should apply at the Trustees office, l06
W. Sixth street, between the hours Of q.
m, and IL m, or from to D. m. No one
need apply at the residence or place Of bust.
ness oiany Of the Trustees Of the Poor. BY
order Of the marl4.ti TRUSTEES.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
SALE
SALE.

The subscriber will soil at publlc sale, at
No. 4O3 East Eighth street, on TUESDAY, j,
March 22. 1881. at l.30 O'Clock p. IN. sharp.
4 pair OF bedsteads. 3 wssh stands, bureau,
l sofa, l settee, l leather bed, holsters and
pillows. mattress, quits, looking g'asses, in
grain, entry and stair carpets, 80 yards good
rag carpet. 80 yards new raH carpet, chairs,
dishes, refrigerator. cooking utensils, &c.
MRS. A. q. MORGAN.
I. M. OGLB Aucuoneer. marie AT
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19

NOTlOE.-r TIE HOPE BUILDING
~ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION is now
Issuing shares in new series beginning
Treasurer, Third and Market streets. or TO
JNo. F. MILLER, Secretary, s33 Market
street. ieb2o- w6sd
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19

New gravel and plastic. slate roof
put ON and repaired BY 3. Mitchell,
IT., 80 West Fro lt street .