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tnsaVTtine hsnxn..nne front. and lot 2'xla; tcor.
nxary 1Ga!srn improvements lot 1f1l1l, TN uak'st.
t,.4 4 Iae neaorn hr,ck !2.raom aws,!lnx. barn.
ass III on v: a%a,, isss.as, "ca1 Tnirty..se.
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iss'i llls I shen, flc,en.roo,a :a.nty aud as,,.
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sen '.ics .a.s"umi II, ,odern brick nou.o tcor-
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Hpu,r HiiI Ht IxN Th!a n E1!Gap AMI ought ~ sell
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nSxnn 'n wlth eteE Snrn nd Ut ~ Tr-
thA1Gtt'e IttH!eru 1.ru!n iraH lit'uf' basii and
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ssnTht* Dusn 1las k0ven lnrvn rhnttfs IN Enod or.
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e1l pnlHn CntilIy. H. - MflG. ffnH thsl.tt Ch"nr
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- nef iuut--,u ~ VI WITH Enn1 eDnee on norm.
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15SOR S.il.E-'rWO ACRES OS FIFTY
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eit't 1t tDEr1ei-haerar! III tho ps.L w.lcrr tlfr4u
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tMstea NGAt Calumet K!vct nnt trnndaie.
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AshlanI-nv.. ntst Iuu
AhH.Htt ,enr Fulton. ?DlI
ArlesHtl.Nf. nenT 2,yht
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Attnlthsu-Ay, nrpr Ktd.at Brlek. .........,,, lI,E
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!,tt H'A lll* &uTth WtAbu-ht new tFlck....... l3n
West tu!lErEH5kt 15N
!at GcH!, curt. H-rt,Hl trlck Hd HU
N1rth CnrGntGr'kl.. .KAr tllnHH. .Atti
!a GhFrull'hv I-kttry iFIDH i1l1 4tn
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hiHHrlsy.st.. nGAr ti. !N1UrY frtints. 3bM
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hrsvFn htIttssF t,n llArAGrst. II ~ .lU
SgveEA OIL Eiupsxt,. Ittr NurHll. $SH 1u1
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Corner Washington nfId lIp1sttaI-st
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ISOR SALE-l}Y GRIFFIN IL nWlAnT,
L: .Eurner WnsIsinsl1n mud l!uaitt.sla.
iW,.s-. na,,r Sny" t.as,
EltlA-st itGnr t!Htta FarK pIcu. g.AJ
EHlfnIi-st. ieAf t'h.lH. I'M,
EHltla-st+ near jlr1ly-Hv. ,.,,,,, AAlt
Eu!tut-sl HHAr liOyMG-nv.. ..httrk.....,...... ltII
f.-st bAr lsulley. brick. 4:DJ
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ani t.s. z,
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south tMkt1y-At. ,tAr Yum Hrr I4-Fuptu bsck l,lU
X south sas-h.. Msnr {.ttl
a!nttritbsbt, HtMr Gsturtl-hS lurIDtl brfsk 4lI
:s't[uiy lritk shuh a!ny'si: near tnsOn Autl
paf tMHnlis 1ciI. SD
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!nnsvnr.. tIsa 4ao
II yuh whit tU buy Ur ka rrnt s.stIa cal Un
ttltlFftA - DWittiEr,
Corner Washington, AMI I(Ht{lu. &tt,
, 1881-11-07

ETOk SAl.E-CllEAr LOTS IN I.AkI:
W within twt, burks Ut 1.!ncpln-ag. cars, npd
IN R1OG tHIhbUrlluipsi. -'F
Alnt tIlnt very !t.ifnblc nnd cieap ns. With sew.
GF anu "itGft HAr clio l1B hl3d yfpui
htruat cas-. MCiDSSEI.l. Hits,
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j, .ifs IjNI.S JY.i .NI'ItlJ,
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A GENTS WANTED-Wl1U HAVE HAD
"a oxporiu,,en n sailing kehouI suppllvs In cOun-
VI; AddsesA jullS II. Attrr. alU fineuL,ua.a .aY.,
, 1881-11-07

TI1OR SALE-i0 ACRES t)N BELT RAIL
~ roal 1T the crossing Ut TIC t3sMnd Trunk,
., HENRY H.tLI.t;K ill.,,
..fr rt.trn
, 1881-11-07

EaOlt SA LE--t;LESCOE-LDrSO On THE
A., si,ru ot iaLs Missan y teet at',s4 laka. u
churches md cheap r.lsad lars; vii! shuw IIls ffuu
aIIy aT lltA HIttiiSI. IA LII SnlIe.x I.uut,i t.
, 1881-11-07

... WEST 9IDE.
ITO IsEST-TtNE FURNISHED ROOM
4 and ihsea 8aIa!l fusnltllcd rnuu,4. .,: Wc.t
, 1881-11-07

- ross. h.ts lots. ut hltlka ruTy rtlDu,, on luuv
tsg Iwu ratltonus. i! daily ltaInr. tnsn Cents. Ex-
, 1881-11-07

"ANTED-TO tEST-A HOUSE or
~, nal sr ~ Or t55 paf n,onth, mt fartIsr west
tMan HnlUn Park Or nnrth thnn Lincoln Park. Ad-
tItess ": Trtbnn1 tIIcc.
WANTED-TO IlENT-ALL TIIOSE
~ having hunst. nr sorts to rotlt: send in .nHe
AE.lk \ hUFI.t:tt. Il. l..t AuIie.Nt
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To ltE.N1-SYOI OIsES, OI'f'IL'Iss.. &c

;p,. 0FFICE9.
ITO EENT-FRONT OFFICES, SECOSI
y f0Hr: also suItos ut. THU, u,l tuurth MJass
aitivauf III building. Al ~ nttd u SUuth Clark ri.
HUM IL ' ' 'st
, 1881-11-07

... WENr SIDE.
Van lturtst.ht,, t1Dr brick lnls1 and lat, Ba&t OF
H4nttitll+s il luut, knuil IF,IIlt, tli.te (;rvgt,-
H.. Will two iEttnD buildings, we'll rCntnt, atn
GargllH II tnkuu yuli,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
,nowERs4AND DURE.
Car wsrk ip Progress over nth
street Bridge.

At the car shops of Bowers Dure &
Co, things at present are very lively.
One of the firm said Yesterday afternoon
! that there were now enough orders in to
keep them bssy for months, and other
orders are expected Yesterday fifteen
freight stock cars were shipped to the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Five
cars are in course of construction for
the Atchinson, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad. Three Of them are passenger
coaches and the others baggage cars.
The passenger eoacheS will be finely lin
ished with cherry facing aud birch
wood ceiling. In these cars the firm
has made a new departure in the matter
of decorations, each panel between the
windows, bearing small but beautiful
painting. The inside appearance of the
cars will be very handsome when they
are completed, They are unusally large
being 55 feet in length inclusive of the
platform, and the ceilings are higher
than usual.
A large number Of excursion cars for
the Nantasket Beach Railway are I'M
der way. These will be- elegantly fin
ished and will combine some noticeable
features, among which may b. men
TONED peculiar arrangement of the
seats, and the dropping out of sight of
the window sash as in street cars. Four
elegant Woodruff sleeping cars have
just been commenced, and large order
for freight cars has just been received
frem the Wilmington < Northern Rail
WAY
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
T. Ferry's Carpet Cleaner.

Many persons a?e If the opinion that
carpet cleaning By machinery greatly
Injuries them. Now, beg TO assure the
public that this is not necessarily true.
1t is just possible that some carpet
cleaning machines may iniurr carpets,
but this machine Invented and used in
this city, (and twelve other Of our priu-
cipal citieS) is constructed ON II plan
thoroughly new and so simple in mech
aniSm that any one can understand its
many good points after the most curious
examination,
We employ two natural forces to OBJ
tain the desired results Centrifugal
force and gravitatiom The carpet is
put in a revolving cylinder, built in
star shape, or inwardly inclined panels,
II feet in diameter, by Stret wide, more
or less, revolves 70 times per minute; it
is rapidly carried to the highest point
then allowed to drop. In falling dust
and dirt are forced ont ; also moths and
moths eggs are destroyed, and fresh
air taken in at every fall of the carpet
destroying any muSty or 1oui smell if
the carpet contains any.
TIIoS. FERRY,
Delaware Avenue and Madison st.
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
GRAND ARMY ROYS.
A Military Company of Veterans
Of tho O.. A II

The veterans of Dupont Post, No. ,.
g. A. r., organized firing company
last night to be attached to the posi-.
The following are the civil officer,
William O'NOnnor
Vice Presidential. =. OSmond.
Secretary-H. W. Hancock
TreaSnrer-.I. $. Lcit2cnburg.
The military officers are
Captain-William O'COnner
Lieutenant-A. J.. Oslnuud.
The object of the organizations IL to
attend funerals Of deceased members
and TO take part in Decoration day ser
vices
The company will be equipped in g.
A, X. regulation uniform. Their az
coutrements will be white bclt, with G.
A. X. plate, black cartridge box, hayo-
net scabhard and cap pouch. They viii
have breech-loading rifles. They have
rented the third story Of Crosby 4 Hills
building for drill room, and will meet
every Monday evening, at 7,30 O'Clock
On Decoration day they expect to make
their first appearance. They will be in
full uniform, and will have with them
their stand Of colors, which is to br pre-
sented TO them by The ladies' auxiliary
corps of DUPONT Post. The company
numbers twenty-five members
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
ATTENDING EASTER SERVICES,
NJ. johns COmmandery AT Tri nifty
Last Night.

St John y Commandery, No ], turn
ed out forty strong last night, headed
by the First Regiment Band, and in
charge Of Eminent Commander, Jas.
H. Price, Captain J. =. Postles, COM
manding and marched in body to
Trinity chapel where they attended ser
vices.
The church was crowded, and the
services were Of "a very interesting ma
ture being conducted by Rev. w. j.
Frost, d. d., assisted by Rev. Dr. Glenn
son of Claymont Rev. W. &. w. Lcwes
Of Middletown and Rev. KenSey j.
Stewart of IeweS. The music was by
Trinity choir, and was finely rendered
and appropriate.
The sermon by DR.. Frost was from
Hebrews X chapter, % verse Titus
draw near with IA true heart, in full as
surance Of faith, having our hearts
sprinkled from an evil conscience and
our bodies washed with pure water,
The sermon was appropriate and re-
ccived the closest attention throughout.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Death of n Noted Hiuistcr.

A despatch from London states that
the Rev w. Morley Punshon, LII. d.,
the distinguished Wesleyan minister,
died at an early hour this morning at
Brixton of q complication Of disorders.
DIR. Punshon was born in 1923, asd
was received into the Wesleyan ministry
at the age of %. He became very sue
oesstrl rs a preacher and laborer in the
ministry, and in 1868 went to Canada.
and there married his deceased wites
sister. He was five times President
of the Canadian Conference, and paid
several visits to the United States, le;
turing in the principal cities. He re-
turned to England in 1S73,and resumtd
his position as leader in his denomina-
tion. His lectures on "Bunyan' and
the "Huguenots" were very popular.
He also published a small volume of
uOpmS
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
PRICE ONECENT.
Accidents.

Mrs Michael Flanagan, aged 81
years was found burned to death, in
III, rrr mouse near Pittston, Penna., ON
thursday, She was alone, and ID is.
supposed her clothes ignited while she
was sleeping near the fire. Clarence
Mason was killed, yesterday, near
jackson, Tennessee, while counting
ears CAswell T. Hayth WAS crushed
t" death by falling among the macbin-
cry OF saw-mill while repairing a,
band, near Milton, North Carolina, on.
Thursday morning, John McHale.
aged Ii, was killed al the Union STOVE
i'll Pittston, Penna., yesterday,
oy the bursting of an emery wheel.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Police Court Last Night,

Two men were tried last night at po
lice court for being drunk. 1t was
shown that one, John Brady by name,
in addition to this, had struck - coored
man on Third street and knocked his
hat off without provocation. Brady
was fined one dollar and his companion
fifty cents and costs.
George Grubb, small boy, was fined
the costs Of the ease and held in 500 to
keep the peace tor breaking the fence of
the Franklin cotton mi Is, in revenge on
Mr.. James S. AShworth, the manager,
who refused to give him his money IN
til next day,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
housekeeping Made Easy. .

With New Challenge Refrigerator
you need not market oftener than twice
month. Everything good to eat will
keep in it any length of time, and meats
improve grea. ly in flavor by being kept
awhile in pure cold dry air. Go to cor
ner of Market & Water streets and see
the only true good refrigerator ever
made. During the coming week we in
vite everybody to call and look at a
large refrigerator in actual working
order
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Tsap @ Lew dOurf,

1t was resolved, in the afternoon, to
forward $15 b James L. w. Wollcott,
Esq, Secretary OF rtate, i'll considera-
lion of Kindness in sending to the court
certified copies of all acts passed by the
Iecent Legislature relating in any way
10 the Levy Court of New Castle Coun-
ty Most of the business of the session
was the settling up of the accounts of
ex-members. The court adjourned at 4
p. NJ, to meet Tuesday and close up
the remaining business,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Complications.

II the thousands that now have their
rest and comfort destroyed by compli-
cation OF liver and kidney complaints
would give natures remedy, Kidney
Wort a trial they would be speedily
cured. 1t acts on both organs at the
same time and therefore completely fills
the bill for a perfect remedy. If you
have a lame back and disordered kid
neys use il at once. Don't neglect
them
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
A Grand Success.

Kidney Wort moves the bowels regu-
larry, cleanses the blood, and radically
cures kidney disease, gravel, piles, bill
our headache, and pain which are
caused by disordered liver and kidneys.
Thousands have been curM-why
should you not try it? Your druggists
will tell you that it is one of the most
successful medicines ever known. 1t is
sold in both Dry and Liquid form, and
its action is positive and sure in either.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Severe AfniPtien.
For the Republican.

For the Republican.
MESsRS. EDETORS:-Of the many
sicknesses and deaths that have occur
red in our city for some time past, there
has been none more lamentAhlc "and no
family more to be sympathizcd with
than that Of Captain Frank Stewart, y
living at No. 1913 Delaware Avenue Mr.
Stewart is Captain Of an ocean steamer
and at present is away on Il voyage.
Leaving home about March 26 and his
family apparently III good health, four
days later his oldest boy, n bright little
fellow named frankie, aged four years,
gickened and died of scarlet fever, and
on Wednesday evening last, April 18th,
the only one left, little Willie, aged two
years, died of the same dread disease,
leaving its poor mother heart broken
and alone to await the return Of her
husband to whom the news of the death
of his children will be heart breaking
indeed. syMrATHIzER.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
KRnktmd'a EnH0rIfe Pills.

Dr. Sinns' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
1oated) move the bowels easy by acting di-
rectly On the liver, restore the lost energies
Dy promoting the healthy action Of the liver ;
In doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
the right or left side or through the limbs,
indigestion, costiveness, sick stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad Aelings Through the
body, aching limbs, billiOusness general
weakness and other bodily infrmites are
cured. They positively operate without
bowels coetive. A splendid, easy, purgative
and liver cure. 70 cents and 81 box. Main
depot, 4th and King streets. Philadelphia
COZ Arch street. Sold by dealers. i'll
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
A birthday Surprise.

Harry Brown, newsboy residing on
West Third street, was visited, last
night, by surprise party, the occasion
being his thirteenth birthday. He re-
crlve,l number of fine presents, among
which was watch and also a large
cake The latter had the figures "13''
inscribed upon it. The surprisers play
ed games and We're treated to refresh
mtntS
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
81 Far Easter Su m slny. -

H. L. Russell offers 500 pairs of 8 but
ton kid gloves, at % cts. a pair, regular
price 80 cts. The popular Foster kids,
3 hooks, $1.25; hooks, Sl.5O pair.
100 dozen Lisle Thread, 2 bands gloves,
at 10 cts. pair. An extra good one in 8
bands for 25 cts, pair,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

The handmade harness maker has
just received car loads of Trunks and
Satchels, which will be sold cheaper
than any other house in Delaware.
Hiram Yerger, proprietor, 4O7 Shipley
street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Fresh Vaccine Points for Vaccination,
at Taylor & Fullerton, No. 302 King
street.
All the local news in the Star the
only Sunday paper in the city.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Inspect and be Cen viuced.

Saturday is Hosiery and Glove day,
and an inspection of the stock offered
by G. A. Spencer, Seventh and Market
streets, will be Il convincing argument
that their assortment besides, being a
very desirable one from which to select
contains more genuine bargains than
any other house in the city.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Good EnOu~h.

Lovers of a really good chew of To,
Dacco should ask for Miller's Good
Enough Navy Plug, as it is the only To
bacco in the market that has not drug
store taste and will not make the mouth
sore
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
An Assortment to Please All.

O'Connor, the Tailor, has we'll Sc
lected stock of Spring goods, (no old
stock to select from, } which he will cut
and make up in the latest style and
best manner, at No. 2 West Third street
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
A Card.

TO an who are suffering from the errors and
fndiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., will send
you recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by missionary In South America. Send
4 self-addressed envelope TO the Rev. JOSEPH
T. lHMA~IStation D., New York Oity. 41blyw
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Choice Selection of Geo Dis.

If you are in want of n nobby suit of
Spring clothes, call on L. Heiss, No. 4
East Third street, as he has very select
stock of goods.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Stop that Thier, Dyspepsta.

before it steals you virtually all away.
Nothing ever put up equals DR.. Bliss
Anti~Blilous Powders and Dyspepsia
Dinner Pills. Office 217 West Third
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Goods to &uit Purchascra

A full line of English surges and blue
hanncls and Scotch and French suitings
made up to suit the purchasers, at Geo.
H. Ash's tailoring establishment, 7O5
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
WHAT will be Bone In the CHI hure h es
Tomorrow -Peans Of Praise
fer Faster Sunday.

Easter will be observed iu all the
churches tomorrow. In some churches
the exercises will be of a very interest
ing character. Special sermons will be
delivered and beautiful music will be
rendered.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
The Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, April To-
q. IN.
Indications for to-day-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, higher barometer,
westerly winds, fair weather, stationery
or higher temperature,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Death Of CaptaiD GALLOWAY

The Cecil Whg states that Captain
galloway, one Of the oldest-if not the
oldest-employ Of the J. W. & b. Rail
road died at his home, in Havre de
Grace, on Wednesday evening in the
roth year. Captain Galloway was. for
long time, commander of the steamers
used prior to the erection of the bridge
Tor transferring cars across the Susuue-
hanna. First the SuSuuehanna, and
afterwards the Maryland, was under
his command during their entire term
OF service. After the completion of the
bridge Captain Galloway was placed in
charge Of it, as well as all the men EN-
ployed thereon. He was faithful and
efficient officer and his worth WAS lnl-
lY appreciated by the company. Sever
al years, ago when age began to show
upon his, the company rendered him re-
tiFement with full pay for the remain
der OF his life, but this il" declined to
accept, preterring an active life to one
OF idalcncc. He kept his post until |
Il very short time before his decrease,
and gave it up at last with great re- |
iuctance. Very few people in the habit
OF travelling on the line OF the 7. W. Il |
u. are unacquainted with the CAPTAIN. |
lie served the company for upwards of |
forty years, He leaves widow and
several children, all of the latter having
"arh"d their majority.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

Wonderful cigarette, Golden Clip,
don't bite the tongue, worth cent.
Chapman's, Fourth and Shipley streets
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
NEW ADvERTESEMEyTS.
T)UBLIC SALE

! y 'bI~A| iNhl1f4
REAL ESTATE,
"'tl be Gold AT Public Sale. at The auction
room Of l.. W. Stidham Son. No. III East
Fourth street. on
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1881,
at clock. p. m. as follows:
NO J. small farm, situated in brandy
VINE Hundred. on the Concord Pike. three
miles from Wilmington, nearly opposite,
Hnafpess school House. containing 2S acress
o. good tillahle land, 4 acres being woodland.
Inc improvements are a good, new house.
'ontalIihg II rooms with good well Of water,
al the door; ais" stables aud out-buildings.
NO, :. tWo-Story brick house, l2l Shiplev-
street, between Front and Second, with attic.
Nhe OF LOT, 10 feet front Oh Shipcy street. run
hlts oach o0 lect 3 inches containing eight
rooms.
No, ,. A two story brick house with attic.
size df lot, IS feet front Oh Second street, run
ming back Y feet inches containing seven
rooms being No. 2r2 West Second street,
No. D. A Two story brick house. with attic.
size OF lot, 20 feet front on Orange street run.
ming back jig feet, containing seven rooms.
being No. tO5 Orange street
Ihc above properties are situated on good
business streets, and are worth the attention
OI any one wanting home. or to make IL safe
Investment. The farm is suitable for "a truck
ef, 1t being handy for market. Terms easy.
ana made Known on day Of sale. For further
particulars call or address
ROSANNA MCCAFFERTY
Administrative.
John h@AFFERTY. 2l6 Orange st.
l.. W. STIDiAA Il Son, Auct's. apl6-6tdltw
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

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! NUllCE--l, PATRICK HARMEY, IN
~ compliance with the requirements of
tue Act of Assembly. in such case made and
| provided, do hereby give notice that | shall
apply in writing 70 the Court of General Ses-
sions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery, of tha
State Of Delaware, in and for the county Of
New Castle, on Monday, the 9Th day of May
next, being the first day Of the May term, A.
H., 1881, tor % license 10 keep an ina or tavern
at No. 600 4. Third street being the S. r. cor.
Third and Pine streets, in the Second Ward
of the city of Wilmington Del, and to sell
intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart TO be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable freeholders recom>
mend the said application, TO wit,
Robert II: Taylor, Chas. Il. Sparks,
Anthony Willis, John b. Elliott.
james Garner, Michael Kenny.
John +. Bush. Martin II. Elliott,
Joseph Stoeckle J. W. Reynolds,
Nicholas Jenney, Myers Hayes
Richard Booth, Daniel OByrne,
John Plunkett. Cornelius DuRan,
Charles Wcyl. John Dugan,
Patrick Plunkett, James McVey,
Andrew Grotz, John Tully,
J. q. Hirzel N Jenny. Jr..
John Hammond. Jacob Scheler.
apl6-3t PATRICK HARMEY.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
To Farmers.

Buy potatoes where you can get them
cheap and good, We have.i store choice
Eastern, Peerless HurbankS, Chilli,
Whites, Snowflake, Phillips, Peach
Blows, early Rose and also the tavor;te
Maine Rose. Smeltz X Co., No. -
r.. Fourth street.