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TO nE SOLD Ar AUcr1oN.

TO he SOLD AT AUCTION
These familiar words recall to the farmer
and others interested, the unfortunate necee
sity of sometimes getting rid of Stock that
Is not otherwise salable on account Of blenar
ishes or imperfections. To improve upon
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reasonably induced its application to the
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mistake OF MA lose their
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and for their health by constant supply
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relief for Diseases of Horses and stock ever
discovered. Whenever there appears any
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among Animals, they should have the best
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surest curative means in the beginning,
every Stable, Farm and stock-yard should
be abundantly supplied with ST. JACOBS
OIL, which is used and recommended py
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ticle which will relieve more promptly and
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nd IN.
-. wounds and Calls
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Gle, Acute and Chronic Founder, Mango,
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Collie, Sore Throat, Distemper, and many
other Diseases, especially Foot-ROt In
sheep ST. OF aqIds h instant rsls.
Pamphlets containing full directions for
home treatment Of diseases OF domestic
animals, sent upon application, BY
O A. voaELER 4 CO., Baltimore, xd
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mis- take OF
thinking that
any thing is
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for a Horse
is made by
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

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Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Attention Called.

The attention of the proper suthori
ties is called to 3 hole on Front street,
between Market and King, which came
near causing q serious accident yester.
day morning.
The attention Of the Board Of Health
is called to a stagnant pond Of water at
the corner of Fifth aud Monroe streets.
Enless the nuisance is abated there
may be sickness in the neighborhood
The attention of the police suthori
ties is called to the bad behavior Of a
rough class OF people over the Third
street bridge, who, q is said, make a
habit of stoning and annoying ssvera.
German families. A gentleman from
that neigh borhood called at the REPUH.
LIcAN off " this morning with gIievous
complaint about the annoyance.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
more Pharmacrutiath.

The sixtieta annual cnmmen cement OF
the Philadelphia College OF Pnarm lcy
vas held at the Academy of Music last
evening when diplomas we're issued to
l4O graduates aud that number more
of educated druggists were sent abroad
to handle the mortar AMI psstle.
Amongst the graduates are fve from
Delaware, three Of whom are from
this city as follows
Samuel Everett Belts sou of Samuel
I. Belts.
James Il. Morgan, brother Of Charles
Morgan.
Eversri Potter Stephens.
David Reynolds Reed Snd Edward
Virden, the other two graduates, art
from points down the State.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Newport En,erialnIn sat.

The Mite Society Of the N. h church
at Nesport last night held v'ry cred
table entertainment in the church
at which they cleared about
$50. The exercises consisted in
music hy the choir AMI select read
ings by Professor Ford. "The Echo
a superb peics Of mnsic was well sung
by Miss Wallace. Professor Ford read
some half dozen or more selected
srIiclss with excelIen;eff set, the death
OF little Joe being very Stfscting. The
"Dukite Snake" the Burning ship,
and the "Membraneous Ship" elicits d
rounds of applause. At the close Prof.
Ford was preeentsd with & handsome
bouquet.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Mad tlnr AtsmNrna

The Smyrna Times Of Wednesday
says:
The citizens in the vincity Of Cniou
and Methodist streets were consider
ably stirred up yesterday afternoon by.
the actions Of a cog undoubtedly suffer
ing from the rabies. = It's first attack wa
on Mrs. JAS. A. Brind!e, who was quiet
ly passing along the street, tearing
full breadth from her dress and o.
course alarming her terribly. Tits at
trscted the attention of dog OF thu
neighborhood which came to the
rescue, and to which the mad
dog gave his attention. letting Mrs
Brind!e escaps, fortunately with no
other damage than torn dress. 1t
was shortly after shot by William b.
Hazell while trying TO get st him
through fence. The dog was mound
black and tan color.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
THIRD EDITION.
LOCAL AFTER HATH,
4 VARIETY OF Interesting Items
Cleaned From tine Local Field

A VARIETY OF In,orsstinx Items
Cleaned From tho Local FieId
DR.. Kirohner's com municatiou has
unavoidedly been crowded out until TO-
morrow.
The Sons Of Veterans will hold a.
open camp FIRE in the lecture room o.
the Opera House tonight.
A delegation from Division No. 2, A
0 H., attended q banquet and bail il
Philadelphis to-day.
Shifting engine No. II ran over and
killed stray pig yesterday below Sew
snth street.
A large fancy lamp has been put p
near the depot OF tae P. ". & 3. K. k.
Company.
A new steamboat is being built by
the Harlan 4 HollingsSorth Company.
Its keel is 20S feet long.
Blwsrd Briughurst and a party Of
ladies went to Rehoboth on Tuesday
evening in private gar. They will
return Saturday.
The Central Presbyterian Church
orgsn,whieh has been used for 25 year,
hss been sent to Philadelphia for re-
pairs.
Jackson & Sharps new shop will be
furnished vita two large Babsack and
Wilcox boilers and 22j horse power
Corli:s engine.
The Harlan & HolliRgsvor:h Com.
pany have just completed three elegant
sl.eping cars for the Chicago, Milw4u-
kee and ST. Paul railroad.
At the Baltimore Conference Of the
VI. +. Church, meeting at &artinsburg,
W. Va, the Wesleyan Female Co LeSe,
of this city, was represented by com
mittee.
A drunken man amused himself yes
terdsy afternoon by throwing bricks
through the window OF Mrs. Ringers
saloon, on Second street, between Wal.
mt aud French streets.
The Fame Hose Company, through
Wm. C. Martin, have bought pair OF
brown horses, for which about 5000.
~s3 paid. The old horses will he TAKE u
by Mr.. Martin in part payment.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
sUuA Til EniT1GH.
THE U. \. sGNAnk.

Ch RemaiStBx RepublieRn e~pa.
sors-The senate will be fell 90.
morrow when the Republicans
VIII Organize it.
Mr.. Freye, Of Maine, received from
the Governor OF that State, a Telegram
ielIing him that he had been duly cleo.
tsd y. s. Senator to fill the un expired
term for which Mr.. Blaine was chosen
|. is expected that the Secretary of th.
state for Maine will make similar au-
uouncement, by telegraph to the Vic.
President, and II so It is probs bic THAI
Nr. Freye will be swern in tomorrow.
The Senate appointed to succeed Mr..
Window will appear in the Senate TO
MORROW. The admission Of the Sena
'ors elect frcm Maine and Minnesota
will complete the roll OF the Senate. and
enable the Republicans TO organlzs
that body. The Senate has in several
instances admitted Senators elect in sd.
vance Of the reception OF The formal
credentials, and IT is not likely that
objection will be raised TO the admis
so1 Of Mr.. Freye, should information OF
his election be received by telegraph
by the Vice President. The formal
credentials cannot reach Washington
until Friday morning.
Caucusss we're he d 1y the Repu bli.
can and Democratic members of The Sen L..
ate yesterday afternoon, ct which .the
details Of their respective majority and
minority memberships Of I'll Compit-
tees we're finally arranged, and lists
prepared for adoption by the Senate at
soon as the requisite number OF vote
shall be at command Of the Republi-
cans.
There vas some talk in the Deme-
cratic caucus Of allowing Mr. Freye to be
sworn in ON teleEraphic credentisl,
and thus bringing the contest to q con
clusion without waiting for their srri-
val by mail, but the general sentiment
was opposed to the establishment O.
such = precedent, and 1t is therefore
improbable that the organization Of the
will be effected before Fri
day.
The Republicans did not take up the
subject OF the Senate Offices but it is
unGe stood will hold a caucus for the
purpose of selecting candidates for all
Of them Immediately after obtaining
control Of the Committees.
1t was agreed at the Republican eau.
ana IN acrnrd IN th- Damncrais two
chairnanships OF the select or tempo
rary Committees Of the Senate, in ad
ton to the three Standing Committee
Chairnapships mentioned heretofore
and the DsaoorRts will, make their
selections 10 fll these chairma1ships,
which, like the others referred to, aTe
Of no special Importance, excep. by
reason oftheir afording the use sfGlsfks
And committee rooms.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Sentto tho AIm.hoase.

An elderly man, who was suffering
from cancer iu his mouth, was sent to
the Almshouse to-day. He was found
wandering aimlessly around the street
Yesterday. His mouth aud tongue
we're mass OF corruption. The odor
there'rom was 50 ton! that il drovs
away all persons who approached hin.
He arrived in this city only recently.
dis relatives gave him small SUN Of
money and then cast him adrin.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
An Cni0Viug Husban d i.

Magistrate Bertoletts fined Israel
DolbOw ten dollars and costs last
night 70, sssaultiug his wife Caroline,
Dolbow resides at No. 6o3 +. Fourth
street. For some time little unpleas-
antuess has reigued in the family cir
Gle. Matters came to q climax OIL
Tuesday evening while the family was
seated at supper. Israel arose in his
wrath, seized lighted kerosene lamp,
and threatened to throw it at his wife.
His daughter rushed between the
quarrelsome parents aud pleaded with
her father not to iuiure hsr Mother
Dolbow then cast the lamp through
the window into the street. He next
walked up stairs aud amused himself
by breaking up the furniture. De
scendiug tc the hoor below he struck
and kicked his wife and thrust her
out into the street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
AEreeaSIy Surprised.

Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Robinson,
residing on Spruce street near Eighth,
were the recipients of surprise party
last evening. Besides Mr.. Robinson's Is
relatives, there were about 80 other visi-
tors present. The guess presented many
useful and valuable gifts. Included
among the presents were some pretty
desigus Of silverware. Mr.. Robinson
is the son Of Officer Robinson. He con.
templates commencing housekeeping
on the 25th OF March. The visitor.
were agreeably entertained. Instru-
mental music was furnished by Miss
Mary I Robinson.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Death Of fDr. .. W. mcUal,o.xs,

A large number OF citizens who
formerly knew DR.. ]. w. Nc
Cullough while a resident Of this city,
will regret to hear Of his death which
occurred al Black wood town, New Jersey
on Tuesday of typhus fever in the 44th
year OF his age.
DR. Mccullough studied medicine with
the late DR.. Joseph P. Chandler, Of
Csntreville, and 'eradusted with DR..
Joseph a. Chandler. He was a surgeon
With Or. D. W. Maull in the First
Delaware Regiment during the late
civil war, and by his stric, attention
to duty, mild disposition and adAbls
manners won the love and esteem OF a. |
Tho knew him, He leaves wife and
one child. bis remains will be inferred
at Baokwooatown tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

The proprietor o. the n. II. H. Medicine
dses not ofier any Manufactured bogus re-
commentators, as some manufacturers do,
who have agents travelling and using peo-
ple's names at their own will, TO the great
dissatisfaction OF many persons, both drug
their names advertised without their con-
sent even persons who have never used It or
recomn ended 1t.
This Kind Of hunbug will slvay come to
light and do injury instead Of COED TO thB.e e
who practice It The proprietor DOES Rot
efer anything but what the parties sign
their names to, after writing It out thela.
selves. So every enc is advised, Tor tneir
ewn interest, to t1nd out what 10 geruine or
what is not. Ottines people viii be d eeived
by seeing much advertising and var. us pc :
sons names addoa to as recon nending an
article. The H. II. H. Medicine has been
thoroughly tested both on the Atlantic and
Pacific coast, and has gained great fame In
periorniAg permanent cures, on pc sons, ~ d
also en- the horse, as an extsrnal rem edy.
Though there is much OF 1t used interna "
for many diseases, giving full satisfAe ioa
to those who use 1t The sales are largely
increasing at the present time, and large or
ders coming In from various parts OF the
country, from fve 70 ten gross at a ii Inc,
which 10 COED evidence Of rhe pre-, arat on
giving fall satisfaction and selling rapidly.
Ii is destined to 0atlive Ill prerarat ons, mt
up with crude oils, which do net Psr 0rrn
psrm anent cures, such as 1t will do neins
but up very s'r0ng 1t does not require one
ieurth Of the amount Of exp anse 70 give sat
Look cut for something now in regard t,
the merits Of II II. H. Medicine every wees
For sale by Druggists and Medicine Deal
eIs generally throughout the United states
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
DEATH u y.

the 18th inst, Mary
Emma, wife OF A. H. Marshal, in the 18th
year o. her age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of her moth.
or, Mrs Mary I. williamson. No. 82T orange
street, on Friday afternoon at o'clock. Ser.
vices at the house. Interment at Whining.
ton and BrAndywine cemetery.
|LANE.-On the 18th list. Anthony C.Lans,
in the TSd year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
inyited 10 attend his funeral nom his late
residence No. COS Poplar street on Saturday
afternoon, Q, Q o'clock. Interment at Asbury
NJ, Z. ehuxch burial ground.
In life We loved him.
] in death We mourn his loss.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Popular,

DR.. Darmon arrived in our city at Il,
NJ, yesterday aud during the afternoon
had thirty three calls. 1t is needless
to say that he was kept busy, every
moment being occupied, and when ten
O'Clock arrived he was ready to retire.
Although the Doctors charges are very
reasonable, he always pays his bills
prompt y aud no one has to mourn over
lost services as 10 the. case with, some
others who have visited our city.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

offer the following csrtihsa'es t. show IA
he public what class OF cures this isvaluasl q
medicine mas been performing. These few
are only the drop In the ocean to the amru nj
oil sreat cures 1t has been performing in va
rious parts oil the cOungry. A fair rial will
convince all OF Its great worth and Superior
qualities to linim ants in Yeneral use
This preparation ia com posed OF the htst
essential oils known in the world which PER
form permanent cures such as no crude oil
liniment can do, There could bs huIdreds
OF testimonials OF most valuable cures OF.
fered, beth tor persons and for horses such
as no ordinary llntment will perform. This
liniment is guarantee to perform all such
cures rs stated in the cir ulars ACCOMPANY
ing the medicine. Those " ho have not tried
it would do well when they need a IMMINENT
to give /; a fair trial. For internal use, re.
duce from 20 to 80 drops In little water.
Should never be reduced for external use
For horses, frsm to 2 tablespoonfuls in a
pint OF milk.warm water, at dose, for cote
and botts. Internally to dcenoh with It
Fer epi2ooty the same amount can be given
in bucket OF water u hen they are thi,sCy
they will drink 1t. For bone and blood
spavins, or sny external use, 1t should never
be reduced in strength. See circulars for
full particulars
The H. II. Medicine was awarded first n-s.
MUM al State Fair held IN Ph!ladplphIa
1880, and the proprietor, ID. Dodge Toa.lll.
son, received a DiplOna Of Merit.
u. ID TOMBlNSON.
SO2S Cfirard AVenua Phlladei,b,,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
DUPONT Drum CORPS.

At meeting of the DUPONT Drum
Corps, held last night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year
President-S. Porter.
Vice President-C. Peterson.
Secretary-J. Armstrong.
Trsasurer-A. s. Murpbey.
Lsader-H. johnson.
Director-W. MoCracken.
Address all communications 10 H.
Johnson, Fourth and Walnut streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Camp Meeting.

The managers of the Brandy wine
Summit Caup meeting have agreed
that the camp shall open on Monday,
August eighth, and continue eleven
days. Mr.. tlance, the secretary, says
that nothing will be spared to make
the sojeurn in the woods pleasant and
the camp success. The people of
Wilmington are cordially invited to
make arrangements for attending the
camp.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
G0rOner'a InnneAI.

Mary 4. Loper, young colorei lady
about IS years OF age, died yer sud.
denly st 5l4 Tstnall strest, yesterday
about noon. The coroner being mott
led took Dr.. 0sle with him aud made
an investigation 4 the fact, when the
Doctor gave a certificate Of death from
an affection OF the heart,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
RON ERA.
wilmington, Del.

Us. FOURS FOR SALN
SILk ER BOUGHT AND SOLD,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Catarrhal Poison.

Vet ne Moyer's wonderful CafArrh
Cure Is LoT dtspe nsed by all druggists, snt
is delivered tos1i iags paid)ov D. y. Dewey
Il s'0., NO. 40 Dey st, New York. The re-
narSabie cur,s whlch have everywhere re-
sui cd from the use OF this preparation have
developed the startling TACT that no merely
local I! eatment, like snuffs, do0cnes, and In
haIa.ions can possibly reach or destroy ca
tErrhal virus The antldotal elements dis
covered by Dr. Wei he meyer are absorbed
through hsut he mucous membranous system
IN two minutes time, thus forming an il4ocu
latve and constitutional cure, the effects Of
which are similar ~. and as un ailing as,
vaccination. A 'TReasise," with full
stStemsnts by the cured, is mailed iree
times its cost Rev Chas J. Jones, New
Brigh'on, l.. l." 'One package cured nae.
Rev. q. H. Taylor, l40 NOble-st., BroVklyn.
N, Y" lit restored me to the ministry.
Rev. Geo. A. keis, Cobbleskill N. Y. y THE
remedy is a marvel. Rev. A. p. Freese,
Cairo, N. Y" 1t mas BEEN OF great value
TO me Rev. Olney Place, Massena, N. Y"
Rev Geo. H. Pratt, st. stephens Reetory,
PhiladG,. .etc. A real cure Of Catarrh Ter $780,
ll29 2taN
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Received ,ne n.gree Of Doctor.

At the Philsdelphis Academy Of Music
on Tuesday the degree OF doctor Of med
cine was conferred upon ll5, and that
Of Doctor OF dental surgery upon Al
young gentlemen, graduated respective
ly In the medical and dental depart
ments in The university Of Pennsylva-
mia. Among the graduates who received
the degree Of doctor Of medisins was
3. D. Jones, Of Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

JPERA GLASSES, &C., which they ~.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
LARGE sponge House,

The nrm Of Manssll, Birnbaum & Co.,
New York, conduct the largest sponge
house in America. The senior mber,
Mr.. A. Manssll, is q strong endorser Of
ct. Jacobs Oil; he suffered for years
with rheumatism ; induced by q friend
bs procured bottle Of 81. Jacobs OH
. nd vas cured.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Sut Again.

Harry Norris the smashed n;" NJ NJ b
train some two Eaonths ago, na' ~ IA IA
recovered from his woana 30 as
able to walk out on crtltehe'.. mild
lows this ane weather and 'n,,S min
will be able tp 60 on aa' Tbs brs
ns'h leg Is about a half an inGh ass sh.''i' II
The other but he is In hcps, max,
iengthsn out sufioieDily 70 %sas ,r;spI
that deficiency. the many ~,
Harry are glad to see him ou"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Death Of william McCI,nloek.

William McClintock, a respected citi-
zen, died yesterday near Booths Cor
ner, in the 6Sth year OF his age. MIR.
McClintock was prominent and useful
member OF Sloan NJ. Z chur,h, and
had the confidence and esteem of all .
Three full grown daughters of MIR. Nc
ClintOck died within two years, and
his will make the fourth death in the
family in tina. time. A son of the de-
ceased is in store at Seventh and
Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
An Improvement.

The front of the building No, 7l2
Market street, belonging to William
Bright, is being torn out previous to
being improved. The first floor will
be occupied ss an Office by d. T. Haw.
kins. The rooms upon the second floor
will be rented for offices. The third
story room will be occupied as lodge
room.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

cotn Detng practical workmea all wo.s
cit With thspn Will receivs aarstul attsntinr
l.l3-Iv
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Person al.

Essie Siuki4s, the executrix of the
esLate OF the late Eliza O'Meara, is very
i'll.
George W. Bush is visiting Florida.
Lannes Higar is the Delaware CORES.
pondent OF the American Architect, of
Boston.
C. A. Merriam, division superintend-
ent OF the P. W. & B R. r. Co., left
this city to-day for Texas,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
A full assortment Of

I'D MARKET ST., 22s MARKGr 81
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
Fine Meats.

The finest sheep that has ever been
slaughtered in thus city was fod by Mr..
David Eastburn, o! Mill Creek Hun
drsd, and is for sale al Amos EF!buln's 5
stall, No. 81 King street market. Also
always on hand the best quality of beef
at low cash prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
FIFTH EDIrIOx
LOTTERY BILL INTs..
Discussed, and Inaen,,,.,
pOned. rsst

pon.d S Peat
DovRa, March Il ~
Mr. Neal introduced in IN. w.
TINS n"fniug,a a Lottery bill upt., a''''
OF an act to incorporate Dismona W vt
Improvement Company. n. 'a's 40
named ~ Adrian Jenns,h, Sam. ~ y
Aosiey and Charles K. Thonn,a'
carry on the lottery busins,, .N v
posting $500, 600 ssenrl.y and ,,''.' W.. a.
that they are to pay the Stat. "''' s
the sum ois2H, 900 to be exns,!'' ,''''
til: benefit of the State il rariou w.,
Mr. Pilling instantly moved A. ''''
definite postpopsment Of spv ~, A'
consideration Of such schsns
made a vigorous speech. '''
After debate the motion w,,,A
unanimously. y"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
This Mornings Fire.

The old, rickety, unocCupied frame
stable on Orange street, between Tent b
and Eleventh streets, was set on 1re
t1is moraipg about one O'Clock. Ssvrrol
J in.sre p u deG to he alarm and tie
danes were quickly extinguished.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
The Corouer,s Removal.

Coroner Weldin will remove soon
from 2l3 to ZIG Walnut street, where
he will have his ofkoe in connection
with tobacco and cigar store which
he will carry on. OF course he will
have "Weldin Senate" attached to
it.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
The Reason why

Sutterley & Sawyer, 302 Msrke. St.,
do the largest pictures in the city is
because they do first class work, and
their prices are within the reach OF
all wanting frstclass photographs. Call
and see them.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
MARRIAGES.

JOURDAN-SrEvENSON.-At the Broad
street NJ. u. parsonage, No. l492 christian
street, Philadelphia, december 30, 1870, by
Rev. Dr. Thomas U. Murphsy. Mr.. William
S. Jourdan and Miss May L. Stevenson,
be h si Wilmington, Del.