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I AN CLOSING OUT MY BUSINESS
= atihis place with THE ,niention If ga
ing East abalt The first 1T January. All
In Sc indebted 10 me mus settle IN h FIRE
that time ED. FJLMER.
December IT, ISS1-t1i.
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MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Gotta q Kennalv

Are shipping large stock Of the cele
brated skinner Flows, and Furst & Bad.
lev suIky and Gang Plows which will be
,nld at very low figures. They also have
II stock the South Bend Chilled Iron
pows at reduced prices.
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All notes and accounts owing tn MS must he ae !.
t,ed IN thirt dass without fail. II no settled by
that time they will he placed In the hands of an at
tor,a, tor collection sH,FFI. Z KENNALY
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Hank VAUcHs. the notorious d..S-
l'eiad rau,l'Is.r. horsttlliei, etc, died
as men Of i,is stripe deserve 10 de
with his l,nofs on. He and another
gambler We're PLAYING cards when the
quarrel arose.. MIN. shots were. fred:
four ly Vaughn, every me Of which
took effect, a',i five uy the ,iin,r man,
the firSi striking IN the fur heal aud
another direct Ii: lie heat. Vaughn
killed his man. Haak served !. si,mt
time ~ the Oregon prnitentiary for
killing a sler # wip Attempted. 10 arr
rest him lsr walking ofF with rope
with tn,rsa at the end Ut it. He was
q boy at that time. ,nt WAS pretty
fougiI for one If tender years. H..
was sentenced for a long term, bu,
WIS parl,tn'ti eni. The cs,nntrv will
miss Vaughn, and gladly miss him,
too. Hank ,iiiI't Rave TIC rep
u'aii'n, though, of missing aI,y
one very frequently wien lie went
around seeking whom he might per
ftrate with bullet holes. Ii IN sur
| prising the way SONS, If the newsua
pers arr. pr aising up tie vifss.s{g) 81
IthiS no'"rlous vagabnnd ami slcspera
do. IT, say that he was !, dog would
be an Insult On iise canine family.
we learn from tie AUaioBchs that
Miss Alice Harley and W. +. SnulIn-r-
camp, Jr, we're united in marriage at
Silver City on tie 22i Judge j. II.
Wickersham tied the KNIT. The
bride IS spoken of as one If Idar;s
tairest dau .li,ers. universally b. bowed
aud respected, and we Concur, beiis :
well acquainted with tie e>tiu,al,le
yom,g lady. We. were sci,o4lnates
Together, IN years gsue Try. when she
was sHiali lass and we small
chunk Of Il lad. Together we ro;nped
ard stneiie,. many IA day in those
ID div scllall fines, when Dr.. w.
}. Rnthw Il, one 81 tht. best of III
strnctdrs, was teaching the Young
:'leas Of his place. Alice was then
one Of tie bright st, i,lTies; and pref
test little girls of l!abo CIV, and
lover in Owylce they call her "ihe
belle Il Silver" Aice's many friends
If this plaees wish the newiy.marristl
compile joy a''i Iai pii,sss in their
wed'ica lie. TIE grs."ra Is ans of the
rising y"nng merchants af Silver.
REvs.-G. w. GRAMS and A. ].
iJnslyu will begin proiracred meet
ing in the NJ. Z. Gu CHI Of t,is place
! Thursday evening next. There will
4 be preaching Thursday evening. FRI
day evening, Saturday ut ? P. ". au,!
Saturday night there will be two ser.
mons preached. continuing tie meet
ing until the New Year shall have
been usAered IN. It 5 hoped by the
Church that the people will attend all
he meetings EN- nassn.
HENRY FREIpNGER, the boss baker 81
idaho, turns ont cakes and pies thai
can't tie surpassed We have .'lilled
iuur case with some of them, and
knew whereof We speak Henry
keeps every thing in the c.nfectiuner,
line, and runs a first-class restaurant
and does big business, both III the
Confectionery and baking line Tn,
tables OF hts restaurant are Away.
filled with good thiugs.
| Hon JoHN WEST is up from Squaw
creek
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Nix. J II. Bates. Newspaper Aslvcrtis
inr Agc,i, Al Park Row Times BuiIding),
New York. is authorized to contract for
advertisements in the WORLD at our best
rates.
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!. Ts't'as sFec AZ The III ~,
ohnfc'' last Saturday evening was I
n y F''cceSs IN every particular.
ne exercises "peried al $50 pr,u,p,-
~, Wy the singing ii two l..au,if,, .,,,,
appropriate hymns, which the choir
rendered with fine effect. Il, The eI,,.e
I"I "lnch "old Santa Claus" made his
appearance at the front dor an,I
making his way down iI.r,ngl, III.
crowded aisle h the church began g.
adlress the children present. when a
'n'ifserIng and scranbIing in one cor.
'fr q The church, attracted His after.
ton. PeeriBg aisint spoupnt f,r ,l,c
source Of annoy af,ee revealed ! rival
Santa Cams ~ the ancient kind a
small stature, but well laden viii, 10, :
annd StenriigIy anxious to find The Ia
bied fire place and hanging socks Al
ahd III which 10 deposit his giIdcsi
gtfis. an animated discussion arcs.
between the mnl,rn and ancient IAN.
Ia Clans as 10 their respective rights
! to preside upon tile occasi,i1. resulted
~ lie ancient Santa Claus becoming
ii'o oIighly Disguised witli the wIn,le
affair when he retired, avnwIug hs
purpose 10 visit Garden Valley and
o4uaw cicek, where his services would
lie inr'f's Thoroughly appreciated. The
modern Santa Clans, growing over, his
glory, gave Sent, +, The little one,
prt<ehi, large basket fulI8of candies
and nuts. when the exercises Of dis
rub'ng the Tree began. with Waller
Ga bica III and +. F. Church, hgi,l,
elevated III conspicuous place. who
read IN clear and well-rreasured tones
the IIainss Of parties receiving pres,
eiIts from the Tree, which was larg,
and heavily bnrdencd; besides wha
/ contained, the platform upnn wheel
tue Tree stood anil the windows -,
either side were literally cramued am
lpacke'l with presents the tree cuulC
liol receive. All the little ones am
many Of the older were uaJi, lIatp,
as recipients ri pleasant reminders o
lasting friendship.
If that deep-dyed, base-metal
underestimate, diaholical lniivitIna
who gave the p'lscl ppsllrr nf thl'
sheet dead away by pnItng that pres
ent on The Christmas Tree for him wi
sling his hDafs aruund tn this offic,
and make lliusclf known, we vii
take him ore size and talk Il
h'm II he is an nvergrown, double
| hSlea. kn.ck- 'en-tiown-at. the-,lrup nf
rhe-hat fellow WE will apologize fn
calling him sue, harl names, tell hin
il is Just what we med in cur hnsi
ness. and with all the puitrness WI
can muster, thank him very much; hn
it he is I'll s1nntrd stature, not very
strong Of muscle, aud Of IA non cam
bative nature. we will talk tn him
with emphasis. in nine languages, de
ceased and modern, aud will then pro
coed Ia lit down nn him very hard
If we were not Grand Cyciups of th'
H. q. G.. rs, and were not member
lin g,nnl standing, of both the temper
ance ord RS of this place. we wonIdh'
care So much. Our feelings about III
matter are E Pluri5us ulOok.out. slton
EN- a Ia m pha~is, baiti. sic dis temper
Typhoid pneumonia.
We took dinner with Ralph Good
life on Christmas day, aud we nov
kind of wish we hadn't, or rather tina
we hadn't dove into the gnod thing
SD promiscutusly aud ravenously
lit was one of those dinners tina
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NEW DRIDeE.

to span the Payette river at Horseshoe
Bend, where now stands the old Miner
Bridge. Plan of said Bird ge on file in the
Auditors Office.
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A~nhi-p p eaft. tcfeNAANE- J
To Euniee =. Wait:
TN TIKI NAME OF THE pgogLE or THE
United States, ~ the Territory ct Idaho ys,1
are he-eby 70 lied that there IL now o.. fIe
IN the office of the tslssk OF the Dis
rriet Corr OF ths Second Jadi aI Dis rist Of sid
Territory ~ iahp ssy. esI9fy II Bsiae tn. COM
plain If John 6. Wait. fhe above named plsinsfn
demanding judgm nj az siH-r ynH- sh4It e bonds
II ma rfmany her-s"fvrr Existing b-tweerl platnT
zad Defendant be dissolved up5ss sha Crumbs OF
dr~eri nfnr one ssxr. and giving 20 piainfIH ire
care and cnsfniy II Eta Naif. dam ter of said
partirs, and fnr gene-ai retief The facts beng
more fully set f'rei III his cp E1ains. fis here
in. CO o. " sfeh IS hereby served. and shas nm
-s You appear ard said onipiainr with
in /, n days after the .vic hereof IL srr.~d wIth-
IN Boise rssflnfy- and within twenty DAYS served
out If sa q c'snntv. bH within sa5d Judicial Dis
trsct. and within forty DAYS If served aut OF aid
EsstricF exclusive ~ yie day OF s~rvice; pl4i1lfiE
will amply the Court for the elief sought 0r in
his sin.plalns.
{--5 IL TESTIMONY WaEREnF. T. A. T. Rich
iseaf aris0u. tirrk Of said district CnRrt
t--t hive b-reuato set m hand ami atfixe
sh- ssa ~ SAID ca .rt at Idaho CITY, this 18th day
OF November. A. d. issI-
4 L RICHARDSON, Clerk.
BY IsIDaR SMITH. Deputy.
November fo.uI
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Il sDAY, DECEMBER %. 1881.
pastodict Yours.

During week oys Until further notice,
,,,s postoflice will oe aept open from seven
4 NJ. until nine 7. "
. sundays from haf-past twelve to one,
nd rom ion, until sIa P. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS
The Money Order Office will not be
o,encd at all on Supday'; and no Money
sirdrr business will be transacted on SAT-.
nrdays after four O'Clock H.
4, G. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec =, 'sIo. Postmaster
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ST. NJ MONS.

IL fhe Dssarict Court. Of fhe Second .yu-
dram D.Aritz. If The 7t1rit,ry IL
idaho ~ and for lle cguaty Of Boise.
John ~ wais P.aiDtir
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We took dinner with Ralph Good
life ON Christmas day, aud we now
kind of wisl, we hadn't, or rather that
we hadn't dove into the gnod things
so promiscucusly aud ravenously.
III was one of those dinners that
iempts fellow To stay with 1t after
he knows his lower case Is iHll
enourh' We complinrnied Ralph
very highly on his culinary ability
especially in the pastry line lie sa'a
ives, he was pretty good cook when
he turned himself hose That fab
rication weighed heavily on Ralpifs
couscirnce. He couldn't tell lie,
and stick To ii, 81 he finally came out
with the truth. Those cakes and pies
were baked by Mrs. Ne!se Dairah.
We put ourself up for All expert when
j, comes TO eatablcs, and pronounce
them way above par.
RApFlE-A beautiful parior orna-
ment, in the shape of What-not, 10
te seen at Tincher'S saloon, and rallied
for on Saturday evening next.
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One ahntnent tnbecnnstuaeted On East
sisle ofsriver above highwater mark and a
bent insideo same; one center piece to be
raised ah've hishwater mark ION the west
side a pier should he hunt similar too the
Daily Republican., 1881-11-18
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THE STAGE.

mr.. and Hrs. ChanfrAu, Matinee
saturday Afternoon - '.Kit tho
Arkansss Traveller" In the Ever.
ing.
Two-morrow afternoon and evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chanfrau win appear at
the Opera House, IN two Of their most
popular plays In the afternoon Mrs.
Chanfran, who stands at the head OF
her profession, will appear as "Ca.
mile" one OF Sarah Bernhardt's cele-
brated characters, and whom Mrs.
Chanfrau is said TO equal, if not excel.
The matinee is more exclusively for
ladies and ch hldrer, and there should be
m overho~Ins house.
On Monday evening, Gus Williams
celebrated as "Our German Senator. ."
will appear az Prof. Conrad Keiser,
in the new and original comedy Nv ant.
u Carpenter" The press OF other cities
is filled with conmendations of this
play, and IT is pronounced one Of the
best in plot and dialogue that has ever
been placed on the stage.
On Tuesday evening the Planter $
Wife Combination will appear with the
eminent actor Mr.. Joseph K. Wheelock
and the charming actress Miss Rose
Keene In the leading roles. They will
be supported by astrosg dramatic com
pany.
Thanksgiving day Miss Annie Pix
ley will appear in the afternoon and
evening in her renowned character
IN Liss."
Daily Republican., 1881-11-18
The II HerOdian Mys,s,y

One Of tho seven wonds, q,
world is "Rhoda," the Hra
Mystery. This wonderful ph.ro,
was discovered by DR.. Obslip,tiI
world-renowned philosopher, hi
city of st. Petersburg, Russia
1879, and was placed on exbiA
May llth, 1880, where it rem ,ins]
nine months. Both press and n
pronounced it the greatest novelty
seen in Russia. 1t was placed
exhibition in London, whore /, M
successful run Of 800 days and nipI
The London Daily Telegraph, oil
3rd, 1881, SAYS: "Ehoia made it,
bow in the Royal Aquarium las,
ming to a house filled III cyerv partl
was pronounced a decided hit, ej
ing anything in the way Of myl
ever seen in this country"
This wonder of the age will be Of
hibition at the City Hall for a
time, commencing tomorrow S
day )afternOon. Doors will open :
o'clock, and close at 10 p. N. Thd
mission will only be 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-18
NON EY REFUNDED.

NOME TO lO5 EAST SIXTH STREET,
~ Granger's Store, for oorenna, 1t makes
fne gridde cakes and only cents q pound,
try 1t golden syrup. l5c. sweet cider. 5 cts.
per quart /; finest seedless cherries, ~ cents
pound blackberrtes, 10 cents per pound tul.
tana raisins, I6 cents golden raisins. 70 cts;
new citron, ~ cents ; new lemon and orang
peel, 10 cents butter cup ginger snap, loo.;
plain snaps, IL cents coffee cakes, II cents
hne prunells, 70 cents 8 Ms. minee meat, rs
cents; Bricks mince meat, 10 cents 4 bs OF
apple butter, rs cents pepper sauce IL cts.
beans, II cents per quart hominy, cents
per quart hominy grits. cents per h.; new
hys, Is cents per pound ladies see thi, bar.
gain in tea before it is all sold, 3t cents or 8
bs. for Sl.0O this is Fosters sample tea, green
and black all thrown together, some Of this
tea cost 81. 30, some 81 90 some IS cents per h.
ust think, we sell it tor So cents per b. or 3
pounds for 81 90. 1t went TO Baltimore before
we secured 1t for Wilmington I; 1t is the best
value we e'er offered We sold five hundred
pounds Of this tea In two weeks try 1t before
1t is all gone, and don't forget our " 0o bag
of -four and our aour at $3.50 per barrel, 1t
is excel ent, and our coffee ut 10 cents per k.,
1t Is cleared In the roasting md keeps you In
a good humor, and our soap, 2pioces for cts.
Come to 1903 East Sixth street.
novll ST 7. M. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-18
THROUGH DELAWARE.
The Light ARTILLERY Arrives - Ats
March from Yorktown and Camps
~ aMtn lItfv

Fhs Light Artillery Arrives - 1ts
March from Yorktown and Camps
IN this City.
Company G. Third Artillery, who
marched from Fort Hamilton to York
town, arrived in this city yesterday
afternoon on their return march. The
company is composed of 10 men and 4
guns, with the following officers; Cap
tain, Wm. Sinclair; Lieutenant, e. b.
Satterlee, A. q. M. assistant surgeon,
H. G. Burton.
On the 18th of September they left
Fort Hamilton, and marching over the
same route taken by Washington, one
hundred years ago, arrived at Yorktown
October 10Th.
After their arrival they were sup
piled with new uniforms, which they
were allowed 10 retain until after the
close OF the Yorktown celebration, when
they we're ordered to again don their
fatigue uniform, and start on the home
ward march. They left Yorktown on
the 10th of October, but the weather
being rainy and the roads bad they did
not make very good time until after
they reached Washington. After passing
Washington they found the roads much
better. They passed through Balti-
more, Laurel, Belair and Newark, laav-
ing the last named place early yester-
day morning. They came into Will
mington BY way of the Newport pike,
and passed up to the new reservoir,
where they pitched their tents and en-
camped.
There are twenty-five tents, and as
soon as they were up, the men busied
themselves in cleaning the wagons,
harness and gun carriages, in which
they were assisted by the Friendship
Fire Company. The long march was
borne well I both by the men
and by the horses, only one man
being taken sick, and he was sent back
to the Fort, in company with another
man who had been kicked by horse.
Three horses died since they started.
This battery is known in the service
rs the "Ringgold Light Artillery" and
was organized during the Mexican
War.
1t was during that period under the
command OF General Bragg, and Gen
eral Taylor's famous order to him to
"give them little more grape Captain
Bragg" will not be forgotten. The
men who served the battery at that time |
have nearly all passed away, andtheir
places are filled by strangers, many of
whom are Germans who cannot speak
a word Of English.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-18
AE9lSrER'b on - Ara
ID E1ISTER'S ORDER.
IL RHGIaTER's OyyICR, !
NRw & CTR v Cor MY Oct "A 1871 I

% EGISTER'S ORDER.
N RHGIaTER's OyvICR,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Oct. 70, 1881.
Upon the application Of Edith Davis, Ad.
ministrstor OF stephen Davis late Of MIL
Creek Hundred, in said county, deceased, II is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice of the
grantingof Letters ofAdmi ptstration upon the
estate OF deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing Advertisements to be post
cd within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, in siI 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 by an act Of Assembly in
such cilse made and provided and alao cause
the same to be inserted within the Same
period in the DKLAwARH RHPUBIICAH, .
newspaper published in Wilmington, and 10
be continued therein three weeks, te-o-d.)
~, Given under the hand and seal Of
LIS. OtAce OF the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington, In New CASTLE county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. O. Ha<iS, Register.
NOTICE. persons having claims against
the sstAte OF the deceased must present the
sane duly attsstod to the Administrator. on
or before Ostsbsr 2o, A. D., lSs2 or abide tho
Act OF Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided. EDITH DAVIS, Administrative.
Address Pleasant Htll. Del ost2s
Daily Republican., 1881-11-18
Mere SD sWns.

DUPONT Post No. 3. &. A. Il. at the
regular meeting held last night silver
spooned two more happy Benedicts,
One of the little spoons was labeled
presented to Eugene DUPONT Boggs,
by Dupont Post, Ne. =, G. A. r." and
the other the same liable except this
name was Mary A. Torbert Blackburn.
The intended recipients for whom
the pre- septs were intended being una
voidably prevented from being present
on account of youthful intirmlties, the
spoons were presented to the happy
''papas" by 2. B. Ayars and Post Conn
+. II. Gregg, Comrades Boggs and
Blackburn, though surprised, made
happy and feiiciious responses Mcssrs.
Bogss and Blackburn were members of
the cavalry arm OF the government ser
vice, but it is evident they have TO OBJ
lection to Infantry"
Daily Republican., 1881-11-18
FOURTH edition.
LOCAL PREACAER,s NETTING.
The Session TO meos this Evening
In AsbuFy II. =. ChuFeh-PrO.
rPnmnnA NJ sha RvAraAaAa

The Session 10 meet this Evening
In Asbury II. =. Chursh-PrO'
gramme Of the ExAreises.
The twenty. third annual meeting o.
the local Preachers and Exhorters' As
sociation Of the Wilmington, M. Z
Conference will commence at Asbury
church this evening, at which there
will be q sermon by w. W. Morgan
alternate w. H. Hendrickson. The as
sociarion will reassemble tomorrow
morning at Q o'clock, and during the
day and evening the following PROPOSE
tions will be considered
l. THAT as good stewards, we must
give an account for money spent to sat.
isfy unnatural or created appetites. u
DR.. f. Dawson, John Downham, Johu
M. Clark, G. H. Baker, Thos Numbers
4. T. Benson, G. w. Knight, j. W.
Grier, George Leary, John W. Clark,
David Dodd, Alexander Goodwin, G,
V. Brace, and George Weist.
2. THAT so-called trials Of speed in
the arrangement of agricultural fairs,
is revival of the old horse race and
should be discouraged by the moral
force of the church ~ cruel to horses,
and demoralizing to men," WIN. X.
Cahoon, j. V. Smith, J. II. Dill, W. H.
Hendrickson, +. A. Ellis, WIN. H. Van
horn, W. W. Morgan, $. q. White, =.
A. Leatherbury. G. W. Covington, W.
W. ThOrington, James Johns, James
Il. Scott, James w. Wise, ,Ir.
3. "What was the thorn in the flesh
given TO PAUL." II Corinthians, XII,
7tb. Daniel Green, Isaac W. Cullen,
Hance Lawson, r. Burton, Jacob F..
Sharp, Isaiah Starr, Thomas Aallaliel,
George Hudson, William Thomas Dick.
erson, Richard Colt, Britton ID. Evans,
Smith, James c. Lassell.
4 as the Local Ministry an indis.
psusabls necessity to the rapid growth
and expansion OF the NJ. H. church,"
w. X. Cahoon, DR.. +. Dawson, John
George 1.eary, John w.
Clark, ID. Dodd, A. Goodwin, George
V. Brace, George Weist, William II.
Hendrickson, William n. Vanhorn.
3. Pollock's Description Of Byron.
Recitation by William X. Cahoon.
t. THAT the preaching of the present
lay is not attended with the power of
The Holy Spirit Ar in former times.
{. II. Baker, Johu NJ. Clark, james G.
Thomas Numbers, 4. +. Ben
son, G. W. Knight, j. W. Grier, F. A.
leatherbury, q. W. Covington, W. W.
James Johns, James r.
Scott and James NJ. Wise. Jr.
7. Essay 10y Rev. Daniel Green.
=. THAT the day for Evangeliss has
lot passed J. V. Smith, j. X. Dill,
Daniel Green, Is aac w. Cullen, Hance
lawson, T. Burton, Jacob f. Sharp,
saac Starr, Thomas Mallalieu, George
William T. Dickerson, Rich
'rd Colt, Britton Is. Evans and How
Ird Smith.
AT = o'clock on Sunday morning,
here will be love feast, and al 10. 80
''clock preaching by r. A. Ellis al.
ornate, Thomas Numbers. At two
o'clock in the afternoon a chIidren's
Meeting will he held, which will be
addressed 10y several members Of the
association. Ia the evening Daniel
Green will preach alternate William
/. Oahoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-18
R[FTH EDlYJ01
Assorted I.n..,-

Rails for the extension
street railway are being Si...fo a. foI
along Spruce street today. ''''''OI
Workmen are engaged p0t.,,
new lamp post on Water strs.t ts
King and French. '''ee''OetI
Rev. K, Oliver Ewing ag.,,
This evening at the lst M Mu sthnlplea plea
estant church, 7th street nsav noolst I
All are invited. '"' w
DIR. j. Il. Tantum, after ~
OF several months, returned n t1, a. a
IN this city, last evening. He s n'
consulted at his office, No, 900 Ia "a
street. ''' y
II is now stated that the pa,,,
was robbed In Philadelphia, I. las,
and reported AZ q Police Commis.', ,n's
IN the papers Of that city, turns y
% an ex-member of City Council
1t ia understood that the Rail-,
q Ohio Railroad are going ahaaa
the purchase Of the right Of ~
tween this city and Baltimor. "s =.
construction Of their new road
A very handsome model Of A,
tine has just been completed hr i" e, ~
Simpson, the one armed watctv W
the railroad crossing in front IIa Of Ro
& Dure's. VI oo
The Delaware Beet Sugar cO,,
are about TO have eight artesi pm nv
sunk, in order TO supply n"
with pure water. 1t is exnec,oS
operations will be commanc.S
Monday week. ''u
The commissioned officers of IL.
Regiment, received notice vs., s,
morning, that the Governor b.
cepted the resignation Of ColonsWI W NJ
lister, and hai placed Lieutsnan,
mel Samuel NJ. Wood in comm.
the regiment until the meeting !"
official board.