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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07

4 REJECTED SCIToR ACCUSED OF NUMBERING
HIS RIyAL--Near Richmond, Va, last Frfd Az,
Captain Noah Benford, SllaS Drugg and James
Pallman, oyStermen, crossed Farnndnl Creek at
its mouth in a small Skiff. When the skin
reached the other side Drugg and Pallman we're
the only occupants. When asked as 10 the
whereabouts OF Benford they said that he fell
from the boat and was drowned, despite their
attempts TO save him. When the news OF Ben
fcrd'S death reached the ears or Miss Annie
Flagg. a young woman with whom he was un-
derstood To be engaged, she swooned. on re-
covering she made her brother 60 for consta-
BILE. and when he came TO her house she swore
out warrant for the arrest or Drug on the
charge OF numbering Benford. She said that
Drugg offered her his hand and heart, which
she declined. He urged her 10 tell her reasons,
and she said IL was because she did not care for
him sufficiently. He insisted that there must
be some other reason, and she finally said: Mr.
Drugg, am afliancsd 10 Captain Bantord
When Drugg heard this he rose In great anger
and left the parlor, saying: "D-n him, IL
will not cruss my path again. MISS Flagg $ 4
she was uneasy when she heard this thre
but did not have any opportunity TO warn
betrothed. Pallman was Druggs tntir
friend, and soon after this the Two preyalle
Benrord TO go across the creek with them.
circumstantlaI evidence against Drlgg -
Pallman is very strong, and they are 10 a.
fndy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07

A Harvard freshman, who was q little to1
fresh, turned over q barrel OF ashes. and q
policeman compelled him to put the ashes oacs
nto the barrel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07

The Great storm at New Orleans.
NRw ORLEANS. Feb. THE storm yesterday
was the heaviest recorded at this signal Office.
Several breaks In the levee are reported along
bayou st. John and the old basin. This morn
ing the water was pouring through IRENE
market, and that quarter Of the city is partly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07

MAJOR TWINING NOT TO GO.-There Is very
good authority for the statement that Major
TWfniDg Will remain as engineer commissioner
for the District. The President viii refuse TO
grant the desire OF certain persons to have him
succeeded by some one else. The representa-
tCDs made TO the President by the citizens OF
the District have had great weight with him.
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kilograms to The Star
LIVELY TIMES IN COLORADO,
One Nan Killed and One Wounded
in a Whining Claim Fight.

DENVER. COL Dr.. Feb. ca dispatch from Lead.
Yil!e 10 The Republican says: 4 controversy
between Robert 0'Neil, Peter Hughes ana
Others. and Judge Pendcs regarding the owner
ship Of some valuable mining claims on Tay-
lor mountain eliminated last night in a fighr
between men stationed by Pendcy 10 guard
the property and ! men IN the employ OF his or
popeL Is who about midnight att ackei the gGarGs
without warning. Tie latter returned the Tir-
and Perfect fusillade was kept uu until day-
light when the guards surrendered. one or tn a
guards. o. F. Field. was killed. and Ell. Phillips
was severely wounded In the leg. None OF til,
attacking party was injured. There were DC
arrest.
NaiI Robbers SURROUNDED
DENVER, Col. Feb. Ga dispatch from Al.
mos6 says: Tie TWO men who robbed tna stage
on the 4th inst, are surrounded fu log cabtn
near here. and viii probably be taken ro.n,or
row. one OF them is Marion Melville. who a
year ago jumped his 81, 900 bond under which
he was placed for a murder.
4 Rich Silver Find.
DENVER, COL, Feb. Ga telegram from Alma
says great excitement has been caused there
oy the discovery OF a three. foot vein OF ore
running 500 ounces OF silver to the ton, In the
Harry Barrett mine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07
The Latest Charlie Ross.

ADDITIONAL CONCERNING THE ONTARIO Boy
HIS PHOTOGRAPH TO BE SENT TO Mr. ROSS.
Fresh aQyices were received from Bismarck
Elgin county ont, yesterday, concerning the
boy who Gas solouraed among the Tuscarora
Indians IN that section for long time and who
is now believed by some 10 be the stolen Cla Tie
Ross. The present communication Is signed by
J. {. Schlcikaup. magistrate or Eign county,
who writes IN behalf Cf a German farmer named
John Bonn, under whose protection the boy IS.
He says that Bonn and his wife are very p9or but
are sincerely attached 10 the boy:that II Ne turns
out TO be Charlie Ross they VIII gl3dly retuyn
him TO his parents. otherwise he Will always have
home with them, as they are thems lives child
less. McCallum and another we'll known char
acter, he says. have been using every possible
means 10 get the boy into their possession. They
at one time offered Bonn 80 for him. ana again
TesoTted Ia threats, but every effort was re-
sisted. Nj. Schleikaup further says that it is
supposed Charlie taken and forwarded TO Mr..
Ross, but II has been impossible 10 10 this yet
on account or the sickness or Mrs. Bonn. The
nearest photograph gallery 10 their home is in
st. Thomas, some forty miles oil. and until she
recoverS The boy cannot be taken there. Mr..
Schlelkaup also suggests thai Mr.. Ross forward
10 him photographs OF mSmoers or his family
80 that persons on the spot might trace the
resemblance, II any existed, between the boy
and the rest OF the family. Mr.. Ross thinks the
Likelihood very small that this BOY is his. but he
VIII leave no stone untuTDed to arrive at the
truth. He is not prepared Just at present TO
forward pictures OF his family 10 Canada, but
he will write 10 Mr.. SchleIkaup 10 hasten the
sending OF the boys photograph and to guar
When he receives this, whr VIII not be for
ten or twelve days, he thinks he VIII be guided
in his Iuture course as circumStan ceS may
Times, FeJr'ttFg'H 5th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07

JUDGE CAMPBELL. OF New Orleans, has arrived
in this city. He comes here to appear in behalf
or Judge Billings, nominated TO a circuit court
Judgeship which nomination Is pending With
the Judiciary committee. Charges affecting
the official integrity Of Judge Il. have been filed
With the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07

ARMY ORDERs.-The general court-martial
appointed to meet at Fort Whlpple. Virginia.
January g, 1851, is dissolved. second Lieuten-
ant Edward 5. Farrow, 2lst infantry, VIII pro-
ceed from Laurel, Del. TO West Point, y. y.
and report for assignment to duty at the Uni
ted States Military Academy to relieve Second
Lieutenant William III. Coffin. fifth artillery
who will proceed TO Join his battery at st. Au-
gustine. Fla. Leave for one year is granted
First Lieutenant G.. E. HargOus, 5th Infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07

The JEANETTE SEARCH EXPEDITION.-There
will be no trouble in getting officers and men
for the Jeanette search expeditions Although
no formal application for that service has been
made number Of officers have slgnihed their
willingness 10 go on the expedition. The Navy
department OF course Will take no action In this
direction until the final passage OF the bill for
the purchase OF a steam whaler 10 go hunting
for the Jednnttte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07

NAVAL ORDERS.-Chief Engineer W.S. Stanm.
from the Norfolk navy yard and placed on
waiting orders. cadet Midshlpman 5.
Welsh, has returned from the European sta
ton ana Is placed on waiting orders. Passed
Assistant Paymaster j. y. Speel from the
bureau Of provisions and clothing, Navy de
partment, and granted six months leave
Passed Assistant Engineer James Entwise
from the Mare Island navy yard and ordered TO
the Palos, ASiatfC station. per ST Gamer of the
26th. from san Francisco: relieving Passed AS
sistant Engineer w. b. Bayley, who viii return
10 the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07

THE LATEST CABINET GOSSIP Is that New York
is, after al, to have the Treasury department
in General Garfeld'5 cabinet: that Senator
kirkwOod, OF Iowa, IS TO be Secretary OF the
Interior, and Pennsylvania is TO have the Post
Office department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07

OPPOSITION To EDISON.-The examiner OF
1nterferences United States Patent Ofice has
decided upon evidence submitted by the nited
states Electric Lighting company that they
are entitled to patent for the tnermoetatlc
regulator used In the electric lamp. Edison
had already received patent FOR similar In
VentiOn. Edison claims that the electric light
company invention is imperative. This was
the only defense submitted by him in the case.
Thus there are two patents out for practically
the same invention. The case Will probably be
appealed 10 the commissioner OF patents and
thence 10 the courts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07

TIE BILL TO make the Agricultural depart
ment department OF the government. with
its head a cabinet offer, was offered In
the House to-day by Mr.. Aiken. of South
Carolina, under a suspension OF the rules.
While general majority favored the bill
it did not secure the necessary two thirds
vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07

E DISSOLUTION OF ooiAhTNERsa'P,
Ine firm heretofore s1is.iuE under the name and
sty-e Of >. GOLDS1EIa CO, hss this daY been
dissolved hy mutual consent. s. GOLDSTEIS to
retain the Lesdyille store, known as Ii. : BdO-
DiE Co L. J.. Ft'kSI YER - sign in liquida-
ton for the cid firnI OF >. GOLDSTEIN n co.
=. GOLDSTEJN,
L. l.. FUkS rEE Ek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-07

PERsONAL.-Dr. A. =. Miller. formerly OF the
Toledo Blade, has been appointed business
man5ger OF the New York Tribune, vice Gordon
L. FOrd.-Mention OF Robert Lincolns name
in correction with cabinet position under
Pres ideuJ Garfield brings out the charge that
he IS the attorney OF the Pullman car company
and attends TO the free pass branch OF the bus-
ness before the Illinois lesialatur re.-Charles
A Dana, OF the New York sun. has gone to
Cuoa--ColoDel George E. Waring, jr.. has
been elected fellow OF the Sanitary Institute OF
Great Britain.-Lieut. John \. Dapray, OF
tne 23d infantry, who is well-known here. left
lot MS station last night.-Among the Ameri.
cans registered in European cities during the
week ending the 22d ult. were the following
from washington: Mr.. Dwight Reed Paris:
MIS-. Thomas Swan Mercier, Nice: Mrs A. and
MISS EdW ards. Florence.-It is thought that
MI. FRANK Swayne, son OF Judge SWayne
formerly or this city now of Toledo will he
appointed United States attorney for the
northern district OF OhiO.-Iieut Schwatke
intends shortly TO visit his father, who resides
in Oregon.-It is said that literary gentle
man or this city Is preparing paper for one OF
the monthly magazines describing the peculiarf-
ties Of the star postal service. It Is to be illus
trated, but whether with portraits or not is not
stated. It ought TO be.-Mr. William E.
Chandler has presented to the New Hampshire
Historical Society = pocket-knife which was
his assassination. lt IS a six-bladed, pearl
handled knife. witt one blade broken, and has
Mr. LincolI's nane engra7e1 o. I1e handle
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
A ChisaE WON aM's Atssm pt 80 Nc
euro Her Child.

A special despatch from Sodus, N Y
says: While the cong eg ltion Of the
Baptist church in this village we're en-
gagged in prayer with their pastor just
! be ore pr -aching sei vice on recent
Sunday evening, they we're startled
| from tupir devnut attitude by the shrill
cry or "a child's voic, excla,ming: " Ma
| can't 90 back. No, can't 20 back
Papa, help mel
Ths pastor, the Rev. II. o. Bates,
| rpcs skuized The voics az his daugh 1er's
He abruptly closed his prayer aud start
eli down the aisle. By this time the
whole congregation w-rs on their feet
tys,e the cause Of the disturbance. They
saw Mrs. Bates, the divorced wife Of tho
minister, with hor hands on their little
daug nter, aged II, trying to drag her
out of the pew. Mr.. BAtos pushed the
WON IN aside, and taking the child BY
the hand, led her into the pulpit and
placed her in chair, at the same time
begging Mrs. Bates to be quiet and
leave the church.
The excited woman, however, rushed
toward the pulpit and spraug at MIR.
Bates, ssizel his sermon aud other
papers in his hand. and attemp ed to
sctike him. II called Oh a constable
who was present to arrest her, warning
him that she mi mt bs armed, as She
had threatened to kill him. Tue officer
sent for handouts. MS Bates was
finally induced to leave with woman
namel Sands, who was on friendly
terms with her.
Mr.. Bates was granted an ab 'oluts
div rec from his wife on January II,
1880, and WAS awarded the custody OF
The children. Mrs. Rates lives iu Chi
c lgo. but came East for the purpose of
obt aiming possession of tho children.
On the night of tbs disturbance she and
Mrs Sand, procured carriage and
drove by the psrsonag', expecting to
see the children there, but, tue hour for
service having arrived, the family were
gone. Then they drove on 70 toe church
and engaged man TO bold this hofss
while they went in, Mr.. Bate, claims
that W hen she h I'd the C li.dran with
her in Chicago sue wa' bringing them
up to viciou, ways. She seems to be a
very violent woman, and Nj Bates ap-
pre nends much trouble tr)n Ter. TIe
affair has caus d much tax in ths
com muui'y, bus .puolic sympathy is
with Mr.. Bates.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

DB. TODD'S FAMILY MEDICINES.
NO. b for dyspepsia and Constipation; No.
10, for Nsrhes Dysentsry and Cherlers In.
fsntum; No. It, for B1ght's Disease and
other Diseases Of the Kidneys; No. 70, fol
Coughs and Colds; No. "a, for Coughs. Bron.
chitis and Lung Difficulties; No. 30, for
Astnma Group and Whoopiag Cough; Nos.
IS . d 70, for Ostarrh: No. 4A, for Hoarseness
and Sore Throat; Nos. 80 and y, Diseases
Of tho Blood and Skin; Nol 90 and o6,
Ohrenic Inflammation Of the ROweis, StOm.
aoh, kidaeys, Bladder, Womb, etc., Nos. 10
and 10, Neuralgia, Rheumstism and Gout;
NO 90, for Worms; No. 86, Functional Dis
ease Of tho Heart; No. s0, for Nervous Weak
ness; No 96, Disease Of the Ears; No. 100
Preventive Of Smallpox, Spe hfc; Nos. los
and ITO, Fever, Ague, all low types Of Fever,
MalartAl Diseases generally; No. lis, TO reg
, ulate the Menstrual discharge, Amenorrh0e8,
DysmenOrrhea, etc.; No. 126, IncOnttnuance
Of Urine In Children; No las, Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, Impotence, etc.
Those medicines are especially prepared
and can be rolled upon to cure the Diseases
for which t1ey are recommended. Price %
cents and 81 per bottle, For sale by drug.
gists and the Proprietor, Dr. James Todd, room
No. l, Edmond Building, 5. w. cor. Eighth
and Market streets. WILMINGTON, Dol. Per.
sons suffering from any chronic dlseare will
do we'll to consult DR.. Todd. Treatment, in.
oluding me iciaes, Il. Uffioe hours Tues.
days and Fridays from 8 . IN. to sp. M, and
from to sp. m., all other days, except Sun
days
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
To AuyorGlnora.

The REPUBLICAN, clas sa larger or
culation By over lwotnous and than any
other paper pub hI in viii nington.
w. c5urt an Investigation of our oircu-
istiou at any time. Our press rooms
arc op d to any merchant to satisfy
himself that what We claim is true
The REPUBLICAN is still on the In
crease no. VI Outstanding tho low means
useu 10 influence the pub'ic against 1t.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Personal

Sen ator Horsey, of Sussex county,
was in the city yesterday, and paid a
visit to Mayor Almond Last evening, at
his oefics at the City Hall. He re-
msined TO hear the evening trials that
camo up before His Honor.
On Tuesday evsnin z, the distinguished !
visitors 10 the G. A. H., Of thi. ty, will
bs welcomed by Gane.al N. s McNair.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
Christmas 1881.

Saturday, December 10
we commence our sale o1
Holiday Goods on a much
larger scale than ever before.
For every IS cts. worth Of
Holiday Goods purchased
we give a numbered check,
so that any one buying 81
worth will get 4 checks en-
titling them to 4 chances for
our grand prize in a glass
case to be given away day
after Christmas.
The person receiving the
prize not wishing to take it
away can receive my check
for S25.
Included in the sale is an
immense stock of Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefs, Fine
Brushes. Combs, Pocket
books and fancy Bags.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
BANKRUPTCY.
l.. W. SCIDAi |DN, Anhion 'ers
rHssrDU anew YORK VII JLE.
SALE IMP)4rIN} II ~ ,E
ar AUJrluNl
Important to me trs aid ouolis.

Al NJ SiAoN'
Important TO me trs . AID 1ublis.
l.rxe %, rupt sale Of D-y fo,ds. Over
Sl2a 700 wottho For gnanl DJma iJ Dry
tiood, , a. auc lon At IN larI, u 4 tpsci0us
Auction Zoo US vf L. W. SLiiNsm 4 ) IN, ,.
III EAat 70 .rtl str va. Wl'm x ~ Dol.
oomme acin,on " ND ", NOV EM BdH,
Is, 1881. A larv o ,n'i sament ot forei IN "a
Dome stio ID y u 10 &, oJn1s Ing % West OF
t.uxla d, Frsnch anl Hsrnau broai and
n .rrow Uto hs of Ill shades and co 'ors.
Ereno +, English ID coton fsncy TwsedS
and ,sas,tmers. Furbaok, nj 500 and En-
quInai BI ,srs, OhInnhllts, Vesting',
tilo o.kinxs, 4, Ais, 500 Q rra nch and
German atsl,f. India. Ca'hmare. Queens'
land, Dtt)nan reel OtmH's Il !'r AID other
sh on. 10 Al ds1ira5le Shawls. swiss,
Notlin nan AZ d lamb ur LD, curtains,
L.. Dr,ss HV 'ds IN great Va ict5, 'uch ~
IL ,avy AID !o!orA silks, Satlns, DsLyon''
Irish anil LyO 8 toplins. all.wool Merlnos,
Sa cen Cloths. Cash neros, Series, Al Jacas,
Empress leths. ho &c A very rloh ana
rsrj assortment Of y,n, SILK lVeS Vol
vet ns, and Fine Push Su!tinss Prin's,
bloashed and uub . Iohed 'NoIt)nS, Om one
to lhr,, var 8 wis. A arge ne OF Eng $50
A, d Ansiosn Il ,ntst, sltnnels, Ladies'
aad Gents' sno Child ems Ho.iery, Gar cts,
RUS SC 80 darselllss and TURKISH lullU,
and q r,ety Of o her goods Oo1 numxJus ID
.uenuOn.
S.I. TO o,ntl lus from day TO da7 until the
entire .tooxi sid The who! 20 be sold
wiLhou, reserys In lots 10 suit oil, 70 cash
the above arS, AMI -el sci ected ock
mus, be sold regard 10 . OF pric', In order to
IN * orompt SIT lem Mt with credi ors.
Sal . 90 II IN once daily a. 10 .. IN AMI loJ
I,,disS nov3o.dl
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Tho public arc hereby cautioned aga!nn
send ing any none or orders to NUNES d
90, S8 Nassau street, New York Olty, New
ork, as authorized by The Louisiana state
Lottery Company to sell its tickets. Tney
are flooding tho country with bogus circulars
purportlns to DO ofThe LSuisians state 10y 10y
sent,n9 themselves a, agents Of he Louis.
lana State Lottery Company. They have no
authority 10 sell the tiese1 Of this Company
aad sre not it, agents for any purpose.
M. A. DkUPHIN,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

sIRSTCLASS SEW
Iug N, hins, irop leaf 8 drAweis ana
A., Nae Of = ts0nM ,nls. Apply ~ ny ".S
nsra,t dec94tt
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

Take YOUR children to Sutterley Il Go.
3O2 Market street in tho morning for
flne photographs. Their prices are low
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

n)R,lLy -R) AIRY iPIN NEH 90 W.
aoll, KNOW asia, dovil among the
aa, OHAS J h BECK hir.
d,,s q. kS q liU Market strsot.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

HOUSE, E,U!f iENCt
N ,rsst sltn sIa ,Ie on ths " .!nut treot
~. JJHE &. rArU u,
40 1871 Wilm.n1.on Post Oih,e.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

I1i's'' Hos'a' &H
4 SANITY >n a'ai ~ "a, N'2'.' d 4"
tp, "a ftsa,l 'trsss osso~ S''oat ~
"a ,ai l.iyinI A)esoL h'fi :"
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

jNIl RsSr-A Di5iKASLE DAIRY
4 t..n, To, pJoAr y knJaa as tho OK
al f..n, sIa.A,alaS 10, a,rh of v,ry pro
,l,tsv, land anA. 81 allas from "ilmtns
% ol n, n!nis'.sr J!Sa opposite the OAK
ait J1l,9l b)l,5, Po,ies loi givsd GA
dstoO !aa app per,oa.Ity or oy letter
81 TJSEth Il. fRU B6,
II! MHx,I street, rnilaI ,lphis, Pa.
JJiNtEIxs
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

iNJR Rh,..-rtG rAKM BELONG
Z IlS - ths astlts II ) y DLH de
S.-oI, stIIts "a hs Lsloa jter Ia np!ke
i4I 'ia!Ig ta9 O..y II Wll,niu ton, AMI oon
aatl1 boat 50 W - pui able tor lrlckily
Nd,iy fLnn.Ig. Ap W
b ,a "A, RsAl Ejtate Agent,
aOyigdSaISx VT 1.4 kiux street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

nsSlLE-A &ODD SECONDHAND ID
4 UJ,Cot's phBton, IN excslle At ORDER
III 10 sid cnsAp. ". 1. "hhN I"'
stltu
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

.Jlt SALE.-, r. X A L. SEODND
4ial slsou,, \. Fiftoen:n and MarAh
elf. auxiJ-s! u nERbAUth'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

sALg-DN EASY rERM|. STORE
sal wsiliny, NJ. l0s Shipley street;
Nllu {. J. BENNETT
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

a., SaLgAV A BARfAlN r tass
~ ND.y o,iok h)i's,, WITH rom
,a,,,1 strss., betw,sn L)oi'h sal
F''A rHJM Il. LALLY,
,ty 3JIf MAfxs. street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
IN)RN.

E,yh, At Rich ,rds ms NJ II. Brsniyvi
w.. Allk,ud, ,of 70 d ,0lt L,west - ne
cash uoct-HtD" v" WV
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

NEW HAIL > SAFE
NM nof u,e ; 44SD incne', olt'i 70
lat: s,n lin ..ion look inside
i.', iNI'' al lnpr,vsn,l.; viii b, 80! AZ a
|kiia " "pp" noy5-tt
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
TDUBLIC b ALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
"il 20 sold 1t lbli' 81, y the prem :
90, mar Pleasant Hill Mill Geek Id, On
TU .SDlY DE )GM SER 10Th, 1881,
Att ooloVk p. m.,
Tn, farm o. tn lat, B nj tmtn prison. Hon :
taioin< bout NINE ACRE., adjoining
lands OF rhona' Higslrsall 3smu,' Wor'
rail Th,rs tsa fra u, HOUSE stable, con
or 9 rraxe hou 9. a.. w.t plenty OF run.
m, ,,njstn 20, ron titl,n an 1t Is a very
ua,lr,bie ,ma term, " sale.
JATtARIN : MORRlSDN.
Thos. Brack n Auction ser. "xeou1
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

TOLEN.- 90 reward Tor any 'nto.mH .ois
tho pusn 9 .rt and ro,kinx chair fr,m NO. so7
Wa',,ut st'ost, on Satlsday ntxht ias "
for Ina re- urn OF the goods. J. DJOLEI.
d. o7k-t
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

, s,l.i-S XrGEN TWO.SroRV
4 u 90. on, lhrs ,-s,ory and one tn tee
la n.s and dwslll ~ Ia dttr,rent parts OF
M NV prse, from s, 6Ol 70 :! oo1 IN
" wy .JtS Il hin }hAu
prt al W sst Savslth stre,t.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

II ,z9 Priss,, amounting to.."........sSS2,oo oo
Gen. q, T. BEAuRE iARD, o. La,
Gaen, CBAL A. EARl1Y, OF w.,
Comm issi0ners.
Applto alton for rate to clubs should only
be u sde to the floe Of tho COMPANY IN NOW
n, A. DAUPMIN,
New Orleans, La.,
or Il. A. DAUPH1N,
No. 2l3 Broadway, New York.
All our GRAND Extraordinary Drawings are
upder tho supervision and management Of
GENERALS q. T. BEAUREdARD sad
JUBAL A. EARLY
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

.,I.R EHHr rWO.sroatt
a. s.u, IN, ons store. Fourtssnlh aaa
nas MOO" RDJsRr Moo AULLsY..
N1 Wst Tsnth Er,et,
n5a ar HEo. Mo jAUL 'EI,
on the presnisos.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

a,LE-JU5r ARRiVE) AMI
m n,, los' ,,,,,
$3.50, n,is1 NV Is tn, tim' N pnr'
fnIsa', n IA them At rss)nh prlcsa
pDnr W., WA tNER.
"uIau
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

MIR ALE IN EASY TERMS THE
new 10 iden,s 2lj south JAN IN strees
INV L,A.n NILS decItot
a r SALE-tF F:W PRIME Bt0 'ELS
Z AJpya dJlR = cAn 10 y. d c9'@
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
FOB SALE.

>,xts 7oE SALE ~,
=, ma. yvla. Hsa l'A' "''n'
M az, Cr,sk Il inared.
e. cc.rs Y 4 rs..:si s.::i "a nd Hundred.
p's1 ,..r L..d'n''rs' Chester ~ 70
E.. !: q,::;::,; q,;s::.; ::s ::.s;. 's,; p; =
y" H., .rs oterei Ia eIoa.nxs an ~ nv
Vsty 10 ta.s''fR 100 l. PtESOE
~,aJa Ulaytol House Bsiiains.
.,,,s.ss friss'1
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

NpR RENE. -SIx NEW 8 ROOMED
hll.s, ~ runsh Al roJtt StrostS $iO
sh nJl... HEALD 4 %.
aOi RG ir.-rWO RARREr ROOMS,
4 1893. rage apply "
H. JJhN ,UN, sUAf aud Walnut sts.
IOR X Mt 40 JSG No. oJ3 WLSr
! " r,rjG. pJtu ,sioa ~ 0Ios. Apply ~
NJ ". jed rsuA srsos. deoy ott
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

..,., Cutlery sad Too"
Hgfes ~ "A IKE wtil bo sid.
ak.nn ..ns .t.., ,WOrktngm -
,sn nsr', ..sr,body 50 oAn
sno sa,ir IN 4 .ci~ .rs 40, ., tcsy ,,r sss ses
if., Nos Y. Attn st.
-y ,r BA4 fAtN.-feVE
az IAhh ,ts R,ntn st)n Saving
sassa,.s,I',,ai. .I,i dars In - ',s s,i ons ~
M pId W '" ,P. DUG irEN,,
4lO N .rket street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10
" - q q. ~ a..

NJASttiD Two TINS OF TUR-
" 49,. w of cnl.k- - am Jue Il
|s''.' al! 4 JoiS ~ W v. .ro SD, NJ -uisu
|~"-,I %. IJ.so sd ~ ljt.l. -lJL al -Lnl
H".' .lI,.sh w. y - arr 4AiJS
AuF. .oL ooL market,
u''V'd Ss.sika, ~. y, J-, 90 A.u oA.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-10

M aN I'D GENTLE BJARD-
" % .uIGd Z. .no sou .naLst oltn-r vi
40 - s..I Il ~ IAos sIsst A.r-o -, w, in-
'S.'A, '.~A,AS. u..o.u.t