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New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

A careless Diet change Of water oracold set
Ting in the bowels often brings season of
the obstinate darrhea serious affection of
the stomach bowels impern life the patient III
you would treat such complaints in rational way try at
DIR. Jayne's Carminatiye Basam simple but safe
remedy in such attacNs, aud equally eIectua in all eases
of cramps, cholera morbus, dysen cry ami summer COM
plaints.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
TO BE ARMED AGAINST THE APACHES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.--A conference was
held to-day residence of secretary Kirkwood,
between the Secretary Governor Fremont OF Arizona
and AdjutantGenera Drum, relative to tho defence of
the inhabitants of Arizona from hostile movement
the part of the Apache Indians III was decided 10 fur
nish the Governor at with needed supply of arms
be- distributed among the people in that portion the
Territory threatened with INVASION. Governor Fremont
Lett here Tor Arizona Tonight.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
HAVANA MARKETS

hANANA, sept l0-Sugar-Market quiet Molasses Sura,
teguar 10 good polarization 6la7 reals gold per arAs
a. common to Fair sos reals; Centrifugal. se
20 80 polarl2tlon. boxes aasaIuo reals
STOCK In warehouse Havana Maanzas so 500 boxes
s",4OV Dass and $500 hhds Receipts the week q
@ 999eS ~ bags and $50 hhds Exports during tho week
1u boxes 045O bags and 200 hhds, al hhds tie
m 9d ,h 1ate Spanish gold 1872 2Gl93s Exchange steady
on Pans, Az nreminn - - = t-N1'
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
OBI UARY.
ISAAC ". SCUDDER.

Isaac w. Scudder, prominent lawyer. who
well known throughout New-Jersey. died of apo
pexy at 10 o'clock Saturday night home in Mercer
81 Jersey City Mr. scudder the yhrd year OF
bis and the senior member OF the law firm of
scudder d Vredenburg. He counsel for the New
Jersey Associates ana was retained by the
Railroad Company in important cases before the NV
Jersey courts In 1873 he nominaed for Congress
by the Republicans of the With District and eccted
although the District strongly Democratic He
u bachelor and leaves a large fortune. VINO
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
TRYING To sHELvE MIR. TILDEN.

- from IHe HIddstRhtd ChroRtcte- Herald. (Den.l
Occasionally Mr.. Iuden may derive consider
able pleasure by exercising stroke of the politicians
art here and there by which some plan of his wholesome
antagonists may he checked and disurbed it is not
at all probable that he wishes to fun all the
prerogatiycs of leadership. He is old and feeble
large factlon or the Democracy oppose him he has
The popularity which he once enjoyed IN his days
among the masses of the people Mr. TdeL is undoubt-
cay sreWd enough to perceive that these obstacles
could only be removed after years of prudent
ertl0ns as statesman, and he would be foolish if
he should attempt at his time of life to cause such
reaction.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
PUBLIC OPINION,

1t can hardly be said that the President is
"dsaed long he is able to select his doctors
and attendants.-Crroy Times Rep)
AS no danger to the country is involved Just
al present General Garfield stil in the possession
his faculties, and Congress will December
may as well rest in be disturbed by wild
ag1nings.-l Hartford Post Repl
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
THE REV. CALVIN LINCOLN.

boston, Mass, Sept 1.-THE Rev. Calvin
Lincoln, who has been for dfyve years the ministry
and pastor of the bingham AIass) Unitarian Society
since 1855 died to-day. nearly eighty-two years
He was for many years the general secretary of the
American Unitarian Association. lie graduated at
Harvard University III 1920 and was cassmate of the
Rev. Mr.. Furniss Of Phiiade phia, and the Rev b. ~
Hall, of Providence, r. l. - -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 1.-THE miners of the
Hooking and Ferry County coal regions have decided to
strike for advance OF 10 cents per the 18th of
'ne present month They are at present receiving 20
cents per ton In the Sunday Creek Valley region the
sreat majority of the miners opposed the propagation 10
On the loth as they nave already been promised
oo cents after the lst of October.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
l)oliticdl Notlces.

Republican Central Committee meeting al Re-
Pue'n P lil ~ - West 35dst Monday evening, l2ta
INST CLOCK, the purpose
LOVING low matters The holding Of he state
election OF delegates
lNth and XVIII Districts report o rhe FxttVe
Committee Oh the appeals fTom the INth District.
Co.. ~, .. ABRAHAM LEcSr, President.
SAM a. .. BiiISs Secretaries.
Meeting OF the Executive Committee TsO O'Clock sham
JOEL ". MASON. Clarlnan.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
MiDNIGHI WEATHER REPOR1
GOFERNNE INDICATIONS.
NIAonSls Lyr he nnsL ~ ha.1..

AsHINGroN, Sept II. | a. m.-The bar-
ometer Is highest in the Ohio Valley and ran,oso. ,
III the st. Lawrence Valley The teuiperaturc has
H''eh from 10 to 2Io in the Ohio Valley and
"oh % To 30 in the Lower Lake rcgiop il has
NV" from - TO I00 in the Missouri Valley Light rains
I r'','" rom New-England and heavy rains from
the Middle Atlantic States The winds in tbo ,,ltt
states haye.,Lificd to westerly
indtcatonS to-dau
Lor me Middle Atlantic States clearing weather nrc
t', nA iocH rams westerly win =. stationary or lower
Iir .tl rising followed by tOnary barometer
c, '"-IHSihHd states, clearing weather pre.
i"'u liilh+, variable winds. rising preceded in
hGher teIHIeraaturc ' ''i' va
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
ENOCH l.. CHILDS.

CONCORD, n. II. Sept. 11.-Enoch l.. Childs,
Of Bennker, was buried at Hopknton yesterday. The
dead man was graduated at Yale College in 1S1l and
was a cassnate of William NJ. Eysrts, Dr. Golliner Of
Amherst ANA Edwards PierrepOnt, OF New York. He
City. ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
N4RRTFD.

WoLfHCHE-WHITMORE- - ROBINSoN-At Hcndersor
hohe iterAlmeT County, n y, Tuesday. August so
Dy Rev. Dr. II. NJ. Bcare, DOuglastOn L Henri
bazeiy youngest OF the Rev. HWolryche hitmore
oI DuuinastOn, Shropshire England
only daughter Of Douglas Robinson of New-York
AH notices Of Marriages must b. Endorsed sriM rau
name and address. -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

Artistic Bronzes Clocks and Decoruuve Porcelain.
THEODORE B. STARR.
JEwELLER,
206 FIFTHANE- MADISON.SQUARE
Between 25th and 26th-sts
The entire third door establishment is anproprata
to very complete stock fine BRONZES Manfe sets
Marbe Bronze and Polished Brass CLOCKS With chime,
and patented) stem winding attachments controlled by i,
house travelling Clocks &C. together with choicest nce ~
decorative PORCELAIN, in Placques Vases Jardinieres
&C. of the Royal Worcester Minon Wares
selected with critical taste and OF Importation
forming collection OF merit.
VISITORS are invited to inspect Independently
Of any intention ~ purchase.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
5perial Notlees

:
PRODUCED BY
PoZLONI'S COMPLEXION POWDER.
IT II PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
hfOON1EN lpED BY ALL WHO TRY IT
DRUGGISTS SELL IT.
Bangs * Co., Auctionecrs. 739 and ? 81 Broadyvav
viii sell
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
at $3.50 ,. m..
LIBRARY OF MISCELLANEOUS hooks
HISTORY, TRAVELS, FICTION. BELLES-LFTTRr,s
MAGAZINES, BIBLIoGRAPHY, DICTIONARIES
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS PAMPHLETS POETRY &C
Regular Auction sales Of Libraries Books Coins Auta
graphs aid literary property generally. su
Ell Catalogues mailed upon application the tous.ls
Brnnswich ~Oaps.
In powdered form. Ready Is miaateA Ten varetiex
Delt.lols, eSOnoaeal, convenient GroceTs sell them
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

IA .diou 'r Hines II tim, for Il e
M I 'I n Irregular white reprcarnIs tie osci.t ~
.'hs tho To lur rt,nn".
''As 100 m Indicated by the ',shs
'H' b i1anacy. az BfuAissy ~ Va" "''"om'ter al had
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

Husbands Calcined MasBesin.
-Four flrst Premium Medals Awarded
More agreeable to The taste, other
Magnesa For sale In Government
glsts' and country stores, and by
r. HUSBAND JR-. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

Al notices Of Ma
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

Perfect Bread aud Milk delivered daily al rosaeI76o-
hkALiH room Co, "a 4th-aye~ cor. lothsL
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
day and year af0resaid'
LosiDg Interest in Politics.

A special dispatch from Washington
says: The Democrats in the House Of
Representatives have already aban-
donsd, at leas. temporarily, the blum.
der for which they made such elaborate
prepara.ions. No effort was made 10
proceed With the consideration Of the
Electoral Connt resolutions TO day, al
though Mr.. Conger pleasantly remarked
that the Republicans were quite will
ing to contribute their share TO such q
performance.
Representative Bickrsll was asked
by correspondent to-day whether the
attempt to pass the Electoral Count
resolutions would be renewed, ooh
yes" was the reply; "but, OF course,
1t would be useless to try 1t without
quorum. We had quorum In the
city yesterday, but 1t sssms 10 have
disappeared already"
"5ome Of the Democrats do not ap'
pear o care much about the matter, ="
remarked the correspondent.
"Ws got so badly whipped at the
last election that some OF our men seem
to have lost all their courage and prst-
ty much all interest in politics. We
cannot depend upon them in an smer-
genoy like this"
When will you try againi" asked
the correspondent.
"Nsxt Tuesday, think. There Is
probability that We will have quo
rum Of our own members again BY tha
time. As soon as. q quorum appears
shall make another effort. I"
Mr.. Bicknell ioss not appear 70 fee
very hopeful Of the final passage Of th'
resolutions.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
vepporu Almanac Boiled Dovn.

veDuor's Almanac Boiled Down.
What follows is 3 brief summary sl
Vennor's almanac for this year. The
professors first prediction, as will be
sssn, has proved reasonably correct /:
Probabilities for JanuaTy--Blockades
ofsnow in the United States about the
It'll and Sth; mild spell from January
18th to February 12th; March 9Th and
10th gales are probable around New
York and Boston, and snow storms. In
April will be Q snow storm on 4th or 9th
but spring will be advanced by the 18th.
In May after The 10Th, hot weather;
on the 18th and 18th thunder storms.
June--warm until the llth, then cold
till the 20!h irosts ON the 22nd and
23d; 24th to 26th hot. July--cold on
tie 18th, 18th, 23i and 3lst, hot on
the 4th, 5th, 9th. 1lth, lGth, l7th,
25tL and 26th. August 4th and sth
will bs cold. In September the centre
OF the month will he Its wsrmest part.
Oct,ber will bs open and cold. Novem-
Der will be muddy, with little frosts.
December will be the warmest ever
known.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
sprague wants q Divorce.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., jan. 27--In the
Office Of the CLERK OF the Supreme Court
Of Washington County to-day William
Sprague filed petition for divorce
from his wife, Katherine Chase Sprague.
The pAtition says Mr.. Sprague has
kept all his marriage covenants, but
that Mrs. Sprague has wilfully and
without cause deserted his board and
bed. The petition further says Mrs.
Sprague has committed adultry and
has been guilty Of other misbehavior.
Mrs. Sprague is charged with driv-
ing her oldest son out Of doors, and with
having persistently squsndered she
petitioners property and means thus
embarrassing and defeating him in
his effort to extricate himself and any
remnant of his estate from financial
difficulties. Mr.. Sprague also com.
plains that she has many times absen-
ted herself from his home for long pc
RODS, and has wilfully persisted In
slanderous language concerning him.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
suicide or FooIharaIuesse

The question whether Charles Fl.
Bishop, Of Boston, killed himself In
tentionally. yet remains unsettled. He
had q struggle with his barber over
the possession Of vial Of cyanide Of pot
assium, which the workmen In the
shop used for reno wing dye stains from
their hands, He profsssed Q desire to
swallow the poison. but was understood
to be joking, aud laughed as loud as
any body. Getting the vial, he drained
the contents. Even then twas thought
that he was fooliDg. and had not really
swallowed the stuff, but he was dead
in few minutes. No motive for suicide
has been discovered, aud II is copjac-
tursd that he was moved by foolhardi-
naeQ.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
NOE PLAIN SAILING.
Tive Teles raph consolidation Meet
fng wiin Renewed and strength.
euasl sbDnOnitlOm ".

Tive Telee raph COnsOlfdatfan Meet
ing wiin Renewed and strength
ened OpPOsttiOn.
NEW York, Jan. 2s.--The Board o
Trade and transportation, this after
noon, had a largely attended meeting
in opposition 10 the Telegraph combi.
nation. The sentiment Of the meeting
was that It was competent for the State
Legislature to revoke the act Of 1870
which the consolidation has been ao
somplished. Resolutions to that effect
we're adopted, and the Committee on
Legislation was instructed to proceed
TO Albany In order to give them the
fullest effect. The Board 'scsndemned
in the most empha attic language the con-
solidation as but another step in the
direction Of further increasing and
perpetuating . gigantic monopoly,
which II oonsummated, would be Of
great injury to the people In that the
competition which has existed, and
which has proved TO be for their bens-
ct In reduction of rates, will cease when
these companies come under one man
agemsnt."
The Rufus Hatch suit against the
consolidation was resumed this morn
ing in the Supreme Court chambers,
ex. Judge FallertoD arguing in support
of the motion for permanent injunc-
tion. With reference to the imputation
that plaintiff had no standing in the
Court, he proceeded to show that Mr..
Hatch was bona flde stockhoider in
the American Union, and that the ac-
tion Of the defendants had put his prop
erty in jeopardy. "The consolidation
Of these companies" said Mr.. Fuller.
ton, was q fraud, and the exercise of q
power never accorded and against
every consideration Of public policy.
"Ths Western Union" he also said,
declared that this combination was for
the purpose Of reducing rates, but this
was a piece Of Hypocrisy, and no wo-
man or child In the country would be-
lieve II.
Anything which interferes with the
exchange OF goods interferes with and
ipjures trade and commerce. Seventy
Ave per centum of all sales made in
these days were made through the
agency Of the telegraph. "The de.
PENDANTS had even characterized oom-
petition as obsolete and bsrbarous; on
The contrary, he centended, II was
the very life Of trade. Mr.. Fullertop
concluded by prophesying that. II this
decision goes against free Telegraph,
the monopoly spirit will grow stronger
and stronger, until, at length, 1t will
become irresistibls.
The Committess appointed BY the b..
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

Louis Cotton Exchange 10 confer With
the Commercial Exchange here % 70
the expedisncy Of starting . new teie-
graph company, have arrived here,
and will have an interview with these
bodies tomorrow. The conference viii
be private, but 1t will be followed BY q
public meeting In the ceurse Of tie en-
suing week. 30, on every hand, the
grand ombination" is likely TO have
anything but plain sailing.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
sons of Veterans.

At meeting Of Rucampment No l.
Sons OF Veterans, held last night ai
No. 2O5 Lomb bard street, the following
ofIicers were elected;
Captain-John b. Harkins.
lst L!eut--Charles Simmons.
I'd Lisut William T. McLane.
Chaplsin--Ro II. Brown.
Quartermaster Sergeant Geo. Stout
Orderly Sergeant--John Canning.
Color sergeant--MaItin Van Horp.
Sergeant Of the Guard--Geo. Wales
Corporal Of the 6uard-0liver Bliss.
The next meeting OF the encampmeni
will be held Friday evening next at the
Thomas A. Smyth Post room, Mcclary
building, at 6.3e o'clock sharp.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
pgankind,s Favorfte Pills.

DR., Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (suga-
coated) move the bowels easy BY acting d.
rectly on the hver, restore tho lost energies
by promoting the healthy action Of the liver;
In doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains In
the right or ieis side or through the limbs,
indigestion. oostiveness, sick stomach, weak
hacE, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body aching limbs, biliou ness, general
weakness and other bodily inhrmities are
cured They positively operate without
gripping, sickening, weeReuing or leaving the
bowels costive. A spleudid, easy, purRative
and liver cure 25 cents and 81 box. Main
depot, 4th and King sts. Philadelphia o02
Arch street. Sold by dealers. III
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

VN THE DISrRIOr1 In Bankruptcy, at
Court OF the United Wilmington, in
states, ior the District OIL said District, on the
DELAWARE. In the f2lst Gay Of Janu.
Matter OF WILLIAM II. ary, A. D., 1881:
ROBURTS. Dist. OF Del, 80
Notice is hereby given that Petition has
hesn filed in said court by William ii. Rob (
orts. OF Dover, Kent County. in SAID District,
du ' declared @ BANKRUPT under the act OF
Congress OF March z 1857, for discharge
and certificate thereof, from all his debts,
and other ciaims proyable under said act,
and tnat the 4th day o. February, 1881, at IL
o'clock, o. m., te assigned Tor the hearing OF
the same, Mt wilmington Aforesaid, when
and where you may attend and show cause:
II any, you have, why the prayer 0i the SAID
Petition should not ue granted.
y, redmond SMITH,
Olerk OF the U. s. Dist. Court. Del. Dist
ian0l ~ ....
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
DEGISTEE'S ORDEK.
.r1,1SrER,S nPF1OE.

~ REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. January D, iSoL:
Upon the application Of andrew ). bossin'
gar Administrator OF l.. Thesdore Esling
late OF w. o. Greek Hd.. in said county dec q,
IL ia ordered and directed by the Register,
that the Administrator afofest gave noIce
of the granting of Letters OF Administ.atlon
upon the estate Of the deceased, with the date
of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
10 BE posted within forty days from the date
Of euch letters in six of the most puDnc places
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring an
persons having demands against the estate,
b present the same or abide BY an Act OF as:
son,bly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the game to be inserted witnln me
same period In the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
uewspapex published in Wilmington; and
To be continued therein three weeks, (eod
~ 80 divcn under the hand and seal o.
}L.s.} Once OF the Register aforesaid, AZ
10y New Castle, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s, D. BItftfS, Register.
NoTTcR.-All persons having claims agalnst
the estate Of the deceased. must present tne
same duly attested to the Administrator on
or before Jan. 8, 1882, or abide the ACT Of AS
aembIy in sucn case made and provided.
ANDRE N J. HOSSlNiEk,
Administrator.
Address: Newark, Del. Jan 4
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

have lust received from Galway, ireland,
10 barrels Of genuine irish dulce. ior weak
ungs aud indigestion, and as an appetizer
IL has no equal. Also iine lot nf puro wax
candles, for chnrch purposes. There goods,
with ali others kept a a frst-class store, will
be sold cheaper than advertised py othef
grocery. Corn oats. hay and straw solo OF
mill pricc, Flour 8. az and 4c. pt~ D. and
as %. s8.6l, ST and $3.50 per barrel. These
fiours we gunrantes to rive sattsfaction.
PETERJ. FORD.
l2iS-2w Front and Madison SSs.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Flour, Fiour. fIour.

Having the agency for VIM. @. Pen.
nypacker 4 Co.'s choice Patent and
Family Mours, ! am now prepared 70
offer the trade an inducement that osn'
not be had elsewhere. Call and be
convinced. No. 2 West Tenth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
ro-u,en,,r PerfoY ' ,nawce.

The Rents. Ssntley Combination will
present At the Opera House TO night
sPenn's Aunts Among the Pirates" "
The performance will be vartad and
deeply Interesting. CoGApent upon
the inertia Df tho syt unnsceS-
cary.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29
Ths Asssssment plan.

! Dr.. J. B. WeIoh, citizsn Of the
Third ward, vent 70 Mr.. c. u. D. Bed
/ lord, collector OF taxes for the Southern
District, and paid his county tax, el 20,
on the tenth day Of November, 1880.
The Doctor has left his receipt, signed
| BY Mr.. Bedford, at the REPUBLICAN, once,
az proof Of what he avcrs. Being away
from tue city for some time he returned
| two or three days ago, and not having
the most exalted ideas Of Democratic
good faith and honesty, and not wish
Ing to be disiranohised, he hunted up
the assessment duplicate in the Rast-
srn District Of the Third ward only to
and, sure enough, that he had been
overlooked, and his name left of the
assessment, even though he had been
unusually particular about paying his
taxes IN order that his name should re.
main on the duplicate. Not wishing 10
be disfranchised. and not desiring to
withhold his small pittance Of tax TO
support the county and State govern
ments, he went before Squire Berto-
lstte and made the following afidavis:
NRw CASTLE CopETr: q. g., TIE STATE
or DM.AwARB.
On the 9Th day Of January, 1881,
personally came Rdward /. Rice, whs,
being affirmed In the due form Of Law,
dsposes and says that he Is freeholder
Of New Castle county, and that James
b. Welch Is the identical person he
represents himself to be, known TO me
personally to be suoh that he 10 twen-
ty-ona years Of age, and that he Is q
bona fde citizen of the hundred In the
city Of Wilmington and State Of Della
ware. Signed, 3. i RicR.
Subscribed aud affirmed 70 before me
the day and year Aforesaid.
LEVI A. BBRroLggTR, ]. P.
The foregoing Ia given that the poo
pls may see what q devious road oiti-
SEN has TO travel In order TO become .
qualified voter; and having been put
to The expense of paying twenty Aye
cents for the aGidsvit to enable him TO
get assessed to morrow, he wants to
know whether Mr.. Hughes, the asses
sor, should not pay the expense he has
been put TO, since II was hia fault that
he has besn left OF the assessment.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

1867 Prises amounting ....sl1o, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all Roints TO whom liberal compensation
viii be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for fur
ther information, or send orders by expressor
in Registered Letter or Money order by
mail, addressed only to
M. a. DAUPHIN, New Oriea p, Ia.
or same person at
No. $40 Broadway. New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings arc
under the supervision and management ef
GENERALS q. T. BEAURE4ARD, and
JUBAII A. EARLY.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

yrYANTED. --INFORM ALTON or A
w boy named Cherries Miller Lewis, aged
about II yeafp, who left his home In Chester
County, Pa, In JuIy last. When last beard
frem hs yas IN the BeighboFhood OF Newark.
Address. THOMAS LEWIS,
No. 42King street.
ian24 .dA2twt Wilmiogton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

|sy.yDIN E5rMENr.-
|.os OF ave r0oms each.
. q welliDg, In a bust.
Seventh str oct. Apply
q. MARSHAL L.
i06 W. seventh 81.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

|NUYAOrURING BUS.
|1ois, fixtures, good VIII
II yard on Elliott avenue
~ business, Ac.. apply
8ireet. Terms easy.
|IEL McULARY. JR.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

vIYANrED.-A FAMILY WITH NO
w chiidrea 20 rent o loom bouss near
9Th and Market, at SO per moath man
and two children will e0srd With ia1tiy;
chance tor q Moe family. Address Rent,
hRPUBLIoAE otii3e. janH %
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

De HORSG, HARNESS
also 0 good riding sad.
nd wagon shsd tor rent.
LEO. AIMS WORTH,
'Ih and Clayton St., city
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

NERAL VERY DEs,R-
Isos. Two aAd three
I'd eight rooms /; modern
<sIlent location, terms
ALLEN HIl.LES.
1900 French ssreet.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

vYYANrEr. -BOARD AND LODGING
w In o oentrll location Tor family Of
two adults and three children. aged 2, 8 and
iS years. ddress with terms, w. j., RE-
PUBLIcAn once. IanA'ot
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

CYAN ED.--THs NAMES AND AID.
w dress OF au parsons sfiit ted with Ca.
tauh. P.O. Box 1O0, Wilmington, Dll..
jau2S.iw
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

Ew STORES, 80 NEW
|Iom $3.50 70 5000. Terms
TINpALL & SONS.
n nth and walnut SIS.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

[fOR EXCHANaE.-
1dnntry store property.
&1d and Ii In o Kooa
II Il, ruwNSErD.
gi6 Market IT.. city.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

uTAE TED. "A co. URED Boy II 40
w Is years old, tnat cas- read and write,
70 attend ottiee. Apply to DIR. WEST,
ian2st q 758 French street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-29

|1DRNER STORE PRO.
1Ifsd, doirg q good busi-
|ns. Amply 10
|g PENNINGTON,
8 East Eighth street