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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-30
River TelegranIs.

Louisville, May SO.-River falling,
with feet in the canal and 3 feet in
the chute on the falls on the falls.
Weather clear and hot. Arrived; Mon
tana, PittsLurg, $50 am; Schenck, New
Orleans, 8. Departed: Mary Houston,
New Orleans, $50 am; Schenck, Cincin-
natl, TO-
pittsburg May SO.-River 2 feet
inches ana fslling slowly. Weather clear
and hot.
Evansville, May 9o.-Arsise1 Chas.
Brown, pm; Dick Fulton, Ii; Silver
Cloud, II; Bowling Green, am; Vint
Shinl1iS, j.. Departed; Brown, Pitts
burg, III ?, m; Silver Cloud, Cincinnati, 2
Grey Eagle, Louisville, 10 a,n; Dick Full
ton, Pittsburg, TO- River Z feet s iaoles
and filling. Weather clear.
Wheeliag, May S0-River feet
inches, and falling. Departed; Sidney,
st. Louis, II am; HudsGn, CiHcinnati, lC
am. Weather cloudy and warm.
Cairo, May 30.-Arrived; Centennial,
S.. Louis, Z am. Departed Paris G.
Brown, New Oriaans, 8 ami Centennial,
New Orleans, noon. Weather cloudy
and warm,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-30
mLECTrON.

VNHE Stockholders ofthe FERNANDO ms.
J. CO. are hereby notified that he annual
election flr Dirootoes. to serve the eusuine
year, " Il be held at tho Company Office, No.
70 Aadieon, Jane 18th, prox., between The
hours Of II a. m. end . p m.
GiSl pa NRLSON. usa'-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-30
lknnle.

Rattle.
CtAsEY, the finest road horse in the
~ city; trottsd in 4'; owned by DR.. Mara
BILE, will bcraflsd for at tho Crystal Palace as
soon as all the chances are taken; lls tickets
at SO each Make up the rnfle and lot some
one be made happy for ss. The horse can DO
ssen at John Dunn's stable on Adams street.
Colonel Warner will have charge Of the whole
thing.
Tickets can be bought at the Crystal Palace
and Of John Dunn at the stable,
May 20, 1881. To-o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-30
svgpAYs DIsPATcHEs.

New Orleans AFriyed-Annie p.
Silver, st. Louis. Departed-My Choice
and barges, St. Louis.
Cincinnati.-River 10 feet and falling.
Cloudy and hot. Arrived: j. ID. Parker,
Memphis Charles Morgan, New Orleans.
s. Louis-Arrived: City of Providence,
Vicksbgrg, River falling steadily per>
haps half a foot Cigar and very warm.
Evansville.-Departed U.p. sohenck,
Cincinnati, 2 lam; Cons Millar. do, 10
RjYer falling, with feet 4 on the gauge,
Lou.syilla.-River falling, with feet in
anal anl S6 iDcaes IN chute on falls an 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-30

COTTON RECEIPTS

Our receipts of cotton to Friday. the 9th of
MAY, al per cotton exchange tables, were dis
t.;L,t.J a u foIIows.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-30
COTTON SHIPMENTS. .

The shipments of cotton from this marke
to Fliday. the 9th of May, as per cotton OK
change tables, have been as follows:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-30

COTTON sTAFEEEET.
May 30, 1881.
Etook, September 18S0..-... 6SSi
Deceived to-day...........'.......... 2ss
Received preViouslT ......",..... 453,26l 45S,5i9
rShinned 6s5 1898
Skipped previously .......-....~. 424,O22 i2i7b
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
IN THE DARK.
HY oAROLINR LKaLIK

ny CAROLINE LESLIK
Midnight broOded weird and lone;
NoihIng broke the wintry gloom
| Save the drOwfy monotone
Ui the clock q one bg ono,
From It's steady hands the minutes Tell into
| my silent room.
Cl0se beside the larger bed
| stood the cradle in Its place,
Mid iLs blankets Eoitly spread,
| Lay the baby's golde. head,
And his liph ht breath, coming, going gent,
famed against my iaco.
Something In the darkness stirred,
Warmly nesting at my side
Like little sleeping bird,
"MaInma ~ very low the word,
Hush and darkness made the narrow space
between US seem so vide.
Then murmured as he lay,
"Mamma's close beside you, dear;
Soon the night will 10 away,
Bye and bye iG will DO day,
In the morning, when my baby wakene.
mamma will be here"
Wandering fingers toward me crept;
"hlsmma, lot me hold your hand.
Clasping It he hushod and slept;
Cl%spIDg his j could have wept.
HumDled by tnat perfect trust which need ed
not w understand.
Years have passed me by since then;
Long the little bed has stood
Empty, silent; Yet, again,
Thrilling deeper than my pain,
Comes the t-nder yoics TO banlsh every bit
ter, doubtin. mood.
Through the voicaless hush OF de,th,
Through lifo's Midnight dark and dim,
Turning unto Christ, who saith
10 .ch o king soul, "Have taith,"
Heayenward reach my longing, cropping
human hands to him.
Does he take themP Ay, he does!
All the chasm, deep and wide,
spanning BY his love, that aows
Freely ior all human woes.
shall wake In heavens bright morning
with my baby BY my side.
Christian Union.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Congress-,

In the U s. Senate, yesterday, th,
resolution offered by Mr.. Copkling OF
Wednesday calling for in formation IL
regard to the expense Of takin;
the census was adopted. Mr..
Mcdonald called up his resolution
introduced in February, 1880, for
the appointment of standing commit
tee of five upon "Rights of Women Citi,
zens," and, after some debate, it was
referred by a vote of 26 to TO the
Committee on Rules. The Funding bill
was received and referred to the Com
mittee on Finance. Pending considera-
tion Of ths bill for the allotment of land
in severalty to the Indians, the Senate
went into executive session, and after
wards adjourned.
In the House the Naval Appropria-
tion bill was passed exactly as reported
by the Committee on Appropriations.
The Post Office Appropriation bill was
reported ordered printed and reoommit-
ted. The report OF the Education Com
mittee in the case Of Boynton VS.. LOr-
ing, from the Sixth Massach usetts Dis
irict, declaring Mr.. Loring entitled to
bis seat, was taken up, and Mr.. Loring
addressed the House. An evening ses
sion was held for District business.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Cabinet Gossip.

A Aspecial despatch from Washington
says
Mr.. T. w. Nichols, who since tht
Chicago Convention has occupied conf,
Dental relations to General Garfield
and has most OF the time been acting q:
private secretary, arrived here to,
day. He assured bis friends that all
reports in regard to Mr.. Blaine having
been selected as SECRETARY of Ststs,
or in fact any Cabinet: place, are with.
out the least foundation. Mr.. Nichols
further says that up to the time that
he left not q single person had received
any assurances from General Garfield
that he would appoint him to Office,
not even those who are acting as his
or who have been aiding
him in various capacities with his
work. He also says that General Gar
field has given no intimations to any
one as to The composition of his Csbi,
net. Mr.. Nichols reports a continual
stream Of officer. h ,lders at Mentor, and
those who come to give advice. There
have been number of prominent men
there especially of late, by invitation,
but the majority come OF their own 90.
,ord
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Bryant Literary Society.

Yesterday being the regular day 70
the election of officers OF the Bryan
Literary Society, OF Rugby Academy
the election took place with the follow
ing result:
President-J. DsDforth Bush.
Vice e-President-William II. Thomp
SOD.
Secretary-Frank D. Carpenter.
Treasurer-Joseph T. Hilles.
Librarisp-Wm. W. Turner.
Assistant Librarian-E. G.. Sawdon.
Editor of Bryant Record-Cleland
Jones.
Assistant. Rditor Of Bryant Record
Harry Jackson.
Sergeant.st-arms-Harry Heopes.
Critio-Dr S. Murphy.
The Bryant is in most fourishing
condition. The Society has quite a
large number Of books in q Libary,
and they have recently subscribed for
the following Magazines Soribner's
ST. Nicholas and the Wide
Awake.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
hAILROAD LINES.
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LKAyR WILMINGTON

For Philadelphia LOT, 223, $50. 7, $40, 0
80, o 65, 1879, 1l.46 q. m; 1915, l2.4s
(Limited) 2O3, 23O, 4. $40. $40, Q SO, II p
IN. Sunday+l.6S, 2.23, 8.l0a. IN. s,
6.40, IS, l0p. IN.
For new YorE-l .6s, 223, 9. 30. 9 &c, IL IS O.
m; ~. AZ tLimtted), 203, $40 pm. sun.
dAys-l.6S, 2,13 o. m; $40 p. IN.
For Ba'timOre-l25l.2 2 II, It's. 9.2S q. m.
1855, 1 OF (Iimited), 44b. $50 .. IN. Sun.
dayB-l2.bl, I'll, 1865 a. m.
Fer Washington-l26l, al, TE6, g 3S a. m.
1855, I.O4 (Iimitedl, $50 p. m. Sundays
1881, All, 1865 q. IN.
For Baltimore and inter mediate stations
1881, 8 3s a. IN; II. 2.66, 4 IS y. IN. The 4A6
y. IN. train stop at way stations only be-
tween Perryvllle a2d Baltimore. Sun
days-l25t a. IN.
For Porryville and intermediate stations
433p.m.
For Ne~ Castle--o go a. IN; l.O6, 5, $50
p. M. No Sunday trains.
For harrington and intermedia ate stations
$50 a. nj LOS, 6.2O p. IN. No sunday
trains
For Delmar and intermediate stations-9. 90
Am; Loop. IN.
For whining on 4 Northern X. R.-7.o a.
m;S. B.c5 p IN. No sunday trains.
For Delaware Western X. rib, 1880 a.
m.; $50 p IN. No sunday trains
LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON.
Philadelphis-Broad Street Hepot- oil, 4 80,
SIS, lV.31, \, II 46a m; l.3O, 3, 83l, 85O,
4 30, b.l6, $50, 6 ~, 8, 9.45, IL 30 p. IN. Sun
days-706, $50 q. m; 8, 9.l5, II. 80 p. m.
Philadelphia--Mark Street STATEN only
LOS u. m; AZ % (Limited) p. m. Sun
days 0S a. IN.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
STATEMENT BY MR.. CARTER.
Foster For rostm aster. General
A special despatch from Columbus

Foster For rostm .GeneraI
A special despatch from Columbus
sAys:--
The indiscrset friends of Governor
Foster have placed him in avery unen.
visble position. Notwithstanding the
Senatorial fight, they flatter themselves
that they have done an act which shonld
commend them to the administration
Of General Garfield. The Governors
friends have, durug the past few days,
prepared memorial, which has been
signed by nearly all the Republican
members of the General Assembly and
other political friends, and forwarded 70
General Garfield. The memorial prays
that Governor Foster be selected as
Postmaster General under the new ad.
ministration. Governor Foster, when
he heard OF the action Of his friends,
was greatly annoyed, and expressed
himself as strongly sverse 10 such
means being Ased in asttlHg forth his
claims, strongly protesting that too
much kindness was burdensome. The
action OF TIE Governors would-be |
friends is severely criticised as being
there bsing no instance
in political history where gentleman
to hold position Of honor
would be benefited by a petition Of
this character. 1t Is intimsted by many
persons that the orginators of this pro.
grsmme have personal ends in view
and hope to be benefited by the Gov
ernOr's promotion. What renders the
matter more embarrassing to Governor
Foster is that, in the event Of his enter
ing the Cabinet, which 1t ia now SET
tied he will, the signers of the memoir
ial will claim II was on account of their
signatures he was chosen. Near friends
1f Governor Foster state that be will
occupy seat in General Garfield's
Cabinet, and that he will be rendered
he portfolio of the Postmaster Gen eral.
4 despatch published in the Cincinnati
Commercial yesterday, which is said to
lave been inspired by the Governors
private secretary, is regarded as being
Intended to pave the way for the an.
0unoement of the Governors appoint
lent, and as being based on official in.
)rmAtion.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
A Letter from Rev. Mr.. Keigwin

GENTLEMEN have heard that the
tickets for the Diamond Course are not
being taken as rapidly as was hoped;
that to the present date less than three
hundred have been sold. l write Ia
you fearing you may be discouraged, to
urge yon to 60 on with the effort.
knew Of no other city the size of Viii.
mington without its regular course Of
chaste and frst-cass entertainments,
and l feel satisfied that if you can sue
ceed in this effort it will be but the
opening of much needed enterprise.
| sincerely hope that the cultivated
people OF this city will encourage this
Diamond Course, for, If they do not do
something to educate the tastes of the
young people upwards, others will sdu-
cate them downwards. Yours,
A. N. KElGwIN.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 20, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
DHuAADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AND
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
July o, 1880.

Trains viii leave Wilmington az follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tiens, 100, $40, 10, 1880, am, 230, 100, O. 10
1000 y. m.
Philadelphia (Express) $50. 300, s.s5, II. .46
a. m IL Id, 2.03, $50 p. m.
Philadelphia and Now YORK 2.2R, $50, 700,
9.6b, q. M, ll.46, l2.49, o.4o p. IN.
baltimore and Intermediate Stations, s.3s
=, m. ABS p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, o3)p.m.
baltimore and Washington, Ii.6l, 2Os. T.b6.
s.88 q. M, 1885, l.04, $50 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 600, 0.3O q. M, Los, 400, q. 20
.. m.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, s,so
d. NJ, l,06, 90 p. m.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, $50 a.
n, LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate staticns.
$40 a. m. 800, 6.6J, 40. $50 1000 D. n.
Philadelphia and New YorK, z.zS a. m. $40
p. NJ.
baltimore and Washington, l26l, 2.Os, 1866.
q, In.
For further information passengers arc 70.
iorred 10 tho time tables posted at the depot
II. + KENNEY, Supl.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
THE FREDEkICK DEBARY.
A Pretty steamer Bu1If by the
Pusoy A Jones Co,

EubOy IN bUhoD OOs
The Pusey & Jones Co. has Just com
pleted fine steamer for Frederick de
Barry, the agent for g. II. Mum
wines in America and Canada. Th,
boat bears the name Of her owner, ant
will carry passengers, general freigh
aud mail between Jacksonville ast
Enterprise, Florida, distance O
about twO-bundred and twenty five
miles. Her dimensions are l45 feel
long. $50 feet over all; "a feet beam
A feet over all; 7 feet inches depth
of hold. She will run at the rate ol
thirteen miles an hour. Her engine ia
inclined and is of 200 horse power.
She will be commanded by Captain W.
A. Shaw with \. W. Ellis as chief en-.
gineer.
The aft hold of the steamer contains
Is ber:bs for deck passengers and
walters. The floor of the first deck is
laid with alternate strips o, ash and
walnut. The engine room is nicely
fitted up. On the first deck aft Ia a
large dining saloon. Some distance
beyond Is . pantry which contains
number Of heating tables. Adjoining
the pantry is the wash room, which
will be occupied as a barber shop.
Close by is the galley or kitchen. lis
supplied with q French range and
broilsr. A small ante-room will be
used as the cook room. A refrigerator,
seven feet high, occupies the space
alongside the cook room. A small
room near the fore part of the steamer
Is fitted up with pigeon holes and
Will be used as q mail room. The cap
tain's office Is nicely finished and con-
tain3 q beautiful walnut desk.
A large saloon, with four crystal
chandeliers, occupies nearly the whole
of the second deck. The floor 10 covered J
with beautiful Wilton carpet, which
cost $646 9j. The sides Of the saloon,
besides being painted in lilac, buff,
blue and wine-color tints, are surround
I'D by number Of gold beads and
are decorated with numerous mahog-
any pillars with gilded caps. The
roof Of the apartment contains q great
many solored lights of glass. A mir
'or. s feet in height, stands art of the
Iase surrounding the smoke stack.
F~entysix state-rcoms surround the
Isloon. Their q ors are covered with
,retty Brussels carpet and they are
licely furnished. The beiths consist
If spring bed and hair mattress. A
'erylpretty scroll work, with the mon-l
gram "F. D. b." is placed above
hese rooms. Each one OF these sleep
ng apartments is we'll supplied with
ife preservers.
In the rear Of the pilot house are
carpstsd and nicely uphol.
tered rooms for the captain and pas
engers. The steamer has been con- |
tructed in an excellent manner and
as cost about $55 900. She will leave
his.city for the South tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
From an Editor.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. -, 1873.
JANIS l. FRLLows, ESQ. Dear Sir -
l have used otner preparations Of Hy-
pophospbites, but they do not compare
with yours, which think is the best
medicine for the nervous system have
ever used. Fellows Compound Syrup
of Hypoph osphites supplies matter for
bone and blood, rendering 1t highly
beneficial for feeble children.
Yours Truly, W. T. HoRNER,
Editor and pub. Buffalo Journal.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

Many accidents having occurred OF
the Common in Boston, from the use o
"double ripper" sleds for coasting
the Board of Aldermen have prohibited
the further use of that kind of sled.
Henry A. Hebsrd, Chief Clerk in the
Internal ReAenue Office at San Fraucis.
co, waa arrested, on Wednesday night,
on the charge of embezzlement. He
gave bail yesterday in $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
sOa SALE.
KOa SALE.
FOR SALE!
Rare Opportunity.

Il. 4 ia 6ersigned IN order 70 give MS en-
8 .<1~.fion " tn" manufacture OIL car,
.< =. ~ ~Iii offer at Private sale ne g9od
81 ~ situate Nos. I09 and Ill West
17 IImington, Del. The above stable
4 II III a successful operation for four
r. "A ii now dong paying business
ri Void cheap and on reasonAole Terms
+ Z. f AN ior inspeotlon, For further In
|I1. apply 10 or address
W JOHN W. REEVE,
Carriage Builder,
Nos. ile and ils King street,
Al .aodhWtt Wilmington, del.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
Orde High PrlesthO ID.

The following officers of the Order
High Priesthood have just been elected
President-Jacob T. Mynich.
Vice president-John W. Lawson.
Chaplain-Rev. w. G. Lewis.
Treasurer-John Otto. Jr.
Reoorder-H. b. McIntire.
Master OF Ceremonies-T. B. Craig.
Conductor w. s, Quigley.
Herald-John TaylOr
Steward--W. H. Thompson.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
did things which in the very nature Of

did things which in the very nature o
things they could not do.
People ask me how 1t Is that Mr.
Haldeman can get these women to thus
act In utter subserviency to his will
But Faith, fanatic Faith once welded last
10 some dear falsehood hugs II 10 the last.
Perhaps they can find some answer
to their question In the sentiment OF
the above lines from Moore.
In regard to the communication from
Mr.. Ayers in Wednesdays RRPUBucAN
denying his responsibility for the put
licatioD of the paragraph published as
q part OF the report Of the recent Bible
School Anniversary, simply refer to
the statement of Edwin Carter, below :
STATEMENT BY MR. CARTER.
] can testify from my own personal
knowledge that MIR. Peter B. Ayars is
in every respect equally responsible
with Mr.. Harry EmmoDs for the publ.
cation OF the paragraph at the close OF
the report Of the recent anniversary of
Delaware Avenue Bible School.
RDwIs M. CARTER.
Twill make no further reply to any
thing which may be published regard.
Ing my relations with the Delaware
Avenue Church. Very Truly Yours,
HARRY RMMoNs.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

Two passengers were injured by a
collision between freight and pas
senger train near Elkhart, Indiana, on
Wednesday night. A thick fog pre-
vented the freight engineer from see
ing a danger signal on the passenger
train.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
EFOH SALE.

he best tarms for a dairy or RraS
n Castle county and State OF Della
ID. GEORGES Hundred, situated o.
4 Neck Road, 2 miles from Della
a containing thres hundred acres
&sed and ten acres upland, and
N Of meadow, all In a good state ol
4, psod building, insured for 5000,
Sbjrlu M, Ten or twelve thousand
remain on mortgage. For further
cali on WIN. A. ULEAVER. near
or THOS. M UHLE, Real Estate
ImingtOn, Del. Janlb-ot
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
FOR X EMF.

TNOR RENT-HOUSE III WEST SrH
IL ST, with all the modern imnrOV eme nts.
Apply at M. S. simpers' stove store Ill wes:
9Th st aul4-ti
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

NOR RENT-AOUSE OIL DELAWARE
Il Avenue furnished or uniurnished In.
uiro No. 8 Il. Eighth street. 'anl4.u
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

Wy TAhTED.-A YOUNG MARRIED
w couple desire to rent three rooms by
tho Goth OF March; house with q bath room
In It preferred. Address hovms, REPuDLE
CAN Ot1ice. jan2yt3t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

DM4AwARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
~ -On and after February "a, 1880, trains
will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington ct 7.l6, 1880, a. m., s.SO,p
70,
Arrive at Landenborg, 900, q. m, l2.00 neon,
o.40. p. M
Leave Landenbcrg, Q. M, 1880, p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington, 8oO,a. M, 2l6, p. IA
@28u u. OONNEI.L. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
WANIED.

VXTANrED.-TO BUY FOR CASH,
w two small houses east Of Poplar stree
and sonth Of Ninth street.
EyANS PENNINGTON,
janl5-ot No. East Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
N. MeIChior, Gunsmith

IA King St., has for sale bTeech and muz2le
loading guns OF all max es, revolverS and car
tridges OF all kinds. Full nickel plated r"'
volvers Si.25. Implements for breech loadiqg
guns, glass balls and traps. and fishing tack, s.
les. Repairing dene at short notice. eT
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

"a plato spring grocers or de-
<on; never been used; will DO sold
Nv n p.shed platform sp1 RWaa on,
|1 41afts, no top; mac 10 carry i0ur
q This 10 an elegant pleasure wagon,
IS 20 1t Is suitable ior light hauling.
I<.@1S new and will be sold ut q OAR
I'M new no top buggies:
W. y. WARNER,
Maryland Avenue d Beach St.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

ELT ANTED-A q IOD. STOUT, ACTIVE
w boy; must be vel recon msnded. In.
quiro W. II. MOhhlS,
Ian2ot2t Seventh and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

UyANTED.-- AN APPRENTICE TO
w the harness trade; q good opportunity
and good terms 10 an Industrious boy 70 go
to the country. Apply kHUAD'S NC.
COMBS Leather Factory. jan20tf
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
ROARDIN0.

DOARDINg.--aOOD BOARD AT $500
- week, with .yeasaRt looms and sver-~
aome comfort for young welnsn, ean 10 iound
Vt 40 East, Sixth street washing rs cent?
sxtfA, ll23lm
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

DUARDIN9- -PIsEASANT ROOMS,
ID heat and gas and table board ut sll
latnall street. l200lm
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

E5Qk nENT.-SECOND FLOOR, NO.
B)sF @cf Market street, 2 Offices, desirable
|1atlpn. Apply to hUMFuRD BROS.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

ID q A RIDING WITH PLEASANT
ID rooms, alss table board. Apply TOO
Market street. lsnl9.lm
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

NY@(ylk RENT. HOUSE OFTEN ROOMS.
~ hot and cold water, bath, gas, large
ISrd frent slde and back rent low. Apply
~ 4il0fn Avenue. lan6.ti
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

TN0H RENT.-THE BARBER SHOP
4 e ana dwelling, corner Of seventh and
Pine strsofa. GODFREY BIT fMAN.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

CTRAY PIHS.-CAME TO MY PRE-
y misses, in Christiaua Hid about the hrst
o. November, q 2tmall pigs. Tho owner can
have them by proving property and paying
charges. .an2OtI JACOB MOORE.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

dnSO REWARD.- LOST ON WEDNES.
CA day morning, the 10th inst, q par OF
golI glasses on Sixth street above Walnut,
" tn Iull name marked on them. The tinder
will please return TO 6l7 Lombard street.
lanl9ti MARY A. EN- rKlCKEN.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21

4:<oG SALE Oh EAP-A NEW THREE
IL S1br4 b room houSe on Fourth street
36<7o Hisms, II It, front with lot 100 H.
l1an' o<ls1dinx TO Carpenter street, r5n'
UInI1< "a he mo1ern improvements, VITA
S41 Window IN sitting room opening oa
hook MORON. ler.ns very easy. Apply to
Y 1'7' TINbALL Il BRO,
g4Ql4$fA1 3l2 Il. Ninth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
II|1IfoR SALE,

III ts zold a bargain at private sale a
.II. a I|3 acres, IN Baltimore Hi, sussex
[|111ff. u|fhin seven miles OF the Frankiord
r " Xfi..E1f Railroad, in q go h neiRhb0r
Ho66. u.H Watered and timberen. dood
8xS]|l1< [<ks2 II. and ialr outbuildinus; also
fSH811 I1H.e. The soil II well adapted LOT
ifaH 1II1Ig 20 W. r. MOORE,
,@4| &I@iitw 1859 Delaware Avenue.