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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-07

LONDON, August 6. The Morning P0St
SAYS: " We learn from Marsellcs that the
French government has requested a steam
boat company to place at the disposal OF the
military authorities several steamers for the
conveyance Of troop, to Africa. It's calcu-
lated that 10000 Franco.Tircur, are scat
tered along the north African coasts. 1t Is
proposed to dispatch 10000 French troops
to Africa before De Ober.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-07
Rail and Tie.

HUNDREDS or MEN AT WORK on THE MACON
EXTENSION TO ANTA-DELlVERY OF
RAILS FOR THE ROME EXTENSl0N-PUSHING
FORWARD THE GEORGIA PACIFIC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-07
RANKS AND BANKERS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

TOILET ARTICLES.
ENGLIs II HAIR.BRUsHES,
ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES,
FRENCH PERFUMERY,
TOILET POWDER,
sPONGEs, FLESH. BRUSHES, &C., &C.
For sale by J. BLAIR, Druggist,
au4 corner Broad aud Ninth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-07

= Vt GDUDIN, ". W INIHbfII L
EODDIN & TRlBBETT.
" WHOLESALE DEALERS
FANCY GROCERIES,
manufacturers sad J0bbers IN
CONFECTfOEERlES
FINE TEAS, TOBACCO, aud CIGARS spe-
ciaiy.
No; 10 snd ~ Thirteenth street. between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
RICHMOND, VA, February %. 1881.
We have this day appointed Messrs. GODDlN&
TRIBBFrT cur agents for thu saie Of PATENT X.
{. SOAP in the civ OF Richmond. our friends
will do well to call on them and secure their spring
stock of this celebrated securing soap.
EASTMAN BROTHER,
e. -SuW&F3m Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
The prisoner-I had been there three
years at that time, ard was right In the
heart OF thair fAnatioism

The prisoner-I had been there thre,
years at that time, ard was right In tut
heart OF their fanaticism.
Witness went on to relate the priso-
, ner's history, including his admission
to the bar (at which she was very
much surprised), his marriage and his
separation from his wife, down to the
time he visited her in Wisconsin, in
1915; she noticed then IA great change
in his perso lal appearance; he was u 80
very hard to get along with, and he
used to get in "highfalutin" state; he
seemed willing to do anything re was
told, but he got very much befogged
and could not do it. She related thein.
cident of his attacking her with an axe;
she had given him no provocation. but
had got out Of patience with him; it
WAS not the axe that frightened her 70
Esucn as it was tho look of the face; he
looked like wild animal; she retreated
into tho house and ran up TO her daugh-
tors room; then she called Ulds, the
hired man; she said: "Here, take this
boy and put him Off the place." Olis
'Ok hold of him and brought him to
the dining room.
AT this stage Of the testimony, which
was given in a very low tone and with
great rapidity OF uttersnce, 50 as to BE-
almost nnintelligible,t the Court, at twen-
ty minutes past I, p. NJ, adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
A Monster rcae n Steamer,

A new steamer TO be called the Villa
dc New York, is in course of construc-
ton ty a firm at Barro in. Furness for
The General Transatlactic Company,
The Villa de New York is to be the lar
gest steamship that has entered the
port of Havre. Sh9 will have a double
bottom, which will be used to ballast
the vossel, aud from which portion OF
ths water ballast will DO pumped when
she Is about to pass the bar Of the river
Seine. The Villa dc New York will be
400 feet between perpeudculars; her
depth from spsr-deck to bottom of keel
Will he 37lI feet, and her breacth Of
beam 80 feoC. She will have ten water
tight compartments. Her machinery
viii be of the mos. improved pattern,
and her arrange nents tor the com
of passengers will, be made
with great care. The electric light and
the electric bells will be used. 1t is
estimated that her engines will be-
equal to 1000 horsepower, and that she
VIII run from New York to Havrs in
nine days and five hours, and from
Queenstown in eight days,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
(;eittGg Better.

Nli ,or Chambers, vino wls so hru-
tail, assaulted hy :. gang Of rUitians
"a ~. Saturday r'-ht = wre'', cav
ttuuc' 10 plns bette, an cach 81
,ecailg "a. slows ~ l''"'"'en"rt ~
u, ruunit,or. His ih4nN iIio;fi vi !
be pleased when he is again able 20 re-
sumo MS Dlacs ou the police force OF
winch he Is such az etlicient member.
TIE coloroi man Howard, who was
shot on last Wednesday BY william
Washington, is dulus much better than
could b. EXPECTED uuder the circum
stances. Ga Saturday last he was able
t. sit M for q short time. Washington
has not been captured yet. Last wee,
Cutef Given Of philadelphia arrested !.
man that answered his description, and
teit graphcd word a. his city. An Off.
Ger whl knew Washington was sent tn
Philadelphia and found that ne was not
him
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
A White Girl kiopes wita q Negro

Martha Hughes, aged 49, a pretty
white girl of Patterson, N. j., eloped
with coored man named Stephen De-
Graw, aged %. Beth were employed in
n hotel there. They were arrested at
Sufterns, New York, where they were
spending their honeymoon. DeGraw
was very angry, and he claims the gir's 3
parents have no right 10 interfere. 1T
seems to have been q case of genuine
infatuation on the part Of the girl, who
had turned ieat ear to several white
suitors, but,as soou "a she met DeGraw,
fell desperately a love with him. The
bride is not ~ all pleased with the new
situation >f affairs, and it Is expected
that as soon ~ an opportunity offers
itselt shs vii again r',n off and join
her husband.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
Live Oak AHpernblY.

The Live OAK Assembly will gi~.
their tenth anniversary reception -.
Wednesday evering, November 30 II
at tho Clayton House. lnvi.atlon' fol
tus reception hove been oGt Tor some
time. and u large number of firnd'
viii, ro doubt be present. Tbeir ami
yegsarles of the past have al "ays beer
0; the b,st, aud 10 pains will be spared
to nj lhe this, their .enth anulversary
equally AS p!ea,an'. Mn. G' l.. koh
lermau is Chairman OF the reception
comlnirtee, which numbers eighteen
w. II Kaiser is Secretary ami l.. "A
DIckIa treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
An English Opsni"n uc iEitcau's
HNafty.

The LOndCu Daily News in its arti'
clio nn Thursday morriug on the eGnitcau
,rial, says sit rcem5 obvious that the
ulesti"n of Gu.tesn's. sanity and re
spousibility is u mater of wood chop,
p,ug and Of psychological ca5uiStry.
Gn't"au is perfectly we'll aware OF the
natur" &C the act. We might say that
uni.rau va, cIrGeI, just as 50 many
peou!c are rall' 4 cracked who are yet
acknowledged IT, il" {; to control their
own affairs. !tGp'trau is declared iI-
sans y vast numbt "t people ike hiIn,
feather Drained, concerted fools, viii.
justly inter that they too may indulg.
IN eccentricities sud murder.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
Bettsr Fifteen DNrlOrs.
NEW BLOOMFIELD, Miss. Ian. 2, 80.
IL, ,,.,. ., ,,,,, cha, ha,-a la,

NEW BLOOMFIELD, Miss. Ian. :, 80.
wish 10 say to yon that have been
suffering for the iast tiv3 ycArs wlth n
severe itching al! Over. | have heard
of Hop Bittot, and have trtci 1t. |
have used uu four bottles and it has
lone me mora good than all the doctors
and medicines that tney colli use on or
with ne. am old and poor but feel to
bless you for such rslI.i BY your med-
icine and from tOr'nrnC Of the doctors.
have had il.een d0cl0rs at me. One
seva me Sven ounces of solution or
arsenic; another took tour quarts ct
/ .uol trom me. All they could tell
WAS that 1t va, akin sickness. No" =,
ate, these !uur bottles Of your medl i
ctnr. my skin is well, clean and smooth
al eEor. hE!'h' NHN'hh'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28

one to pass in or pass through that shor
that was not employed there; had a
great deal of trouble about that shop,
and told Mr.. Davis the on y way to pre-.
vent tho hands from passing through
that door, would b. to nave a man sta
toned there ali the tina. | left the mill
beCau couiA not be strict enough,
without being in q ditficu ty with the
men every day.
On the CrosI.examina'iOnh he said tina t
mis- ord ars were not merely to prevent
lOltipg or lettering arOuad that shop,
but he was expressly prohibited from
allowing any bat those that were en-.
rloyed there from going in or passing
through.
julius Krauspe was then pat on the
stand and said that no was gGnsmith,
had been in the business since 1885; fire.
arms werc now made with half cock
for safety; did not consider this pistol
safe
The object in putting this witness on
the stauu, was to show that ;his pistol
not being furnished with the half cock
was Liable to 20 oir at any time, aud
therefor the shooting was accidental.
The defcuse c.osei with this witness,
and tho Safes Attorney said that AZ
tho counsel Tor Tho prisoner had intro
dursd anew line Of defense, that OF &C
cidcn'al shooting, he would claim the
right to call several witnesses in rehus-
tai, To prov, that on the previous trial
the counsel for the defense had NOT even
in,imatet the theory Of accidental
shooting.
Mr. Batss earnestly opposed any such
action, and laid that such proposition
as the States Attorney had made was
80 UNUSUAL, improper and out OF place
III st. he III EOG thi * e necessary to
reply to It.
Tnis trial has been decided TO be the
same az thOuyh no previous one had
taken place, and he did not consider 1t
'air, or court, GUS 10 state anything on
ha present tr.al that took place thsn.
Mr.. Lore also opposed any such u
course btiag taken, aud said that 1t WAS
Irrelevant 10 the case. for the State To
introduce any sEch testimony, ana
said that when man is on trial tor
lt", II is he duty Of his counsel W put
III very pJsri'Ia plea.
Au"r lu.ts n Prolonged di>cussl9h |
he wc,u Houuasl. the Court decided
Stair couture in,o evidence ia rthnt-
IA wLeuths deteufe after e'n'n t"uoL
>a.. tNAt hey woud admiJ the fsct
'ntt a. t.. Iorm,r trial the p.eA OF
Ic"idrn',.- saoytlu2 ""s n"L tA5n
quo H.
Al 5.'op'c, Dak The Cou-. adjourned
Inri' 10 O'Clock this morning and 1t -
xp, csed that III" greater pa't q! to-day
,iH na consumed in aigHmehI, 50 thAt
h, case " Il 10 ba t:!ven to the jury
.ntll Idte this atjer& G:..
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
Halls Vegetable kic,Iisn Hair.

Renewer is a scientific comblnati Of some
OF the most powerful restorative age At in tho
vegetable kingdom. 1t restores gray hair to
'ts vrigioal color. 1t makes the scalp white
and clean. 1t cures dandruf and humors,
and failir z out of the hair 1t furnishes the
nutritive pr nciDIe ny which the nair IS nour.
ished and supported. 1t makes the hair
moist, soft and glossy, AMI is unsurpassed as
hair dressing. 1t is the most economical
pre- paratiOn ever offered to the public, rs its
effects remain long time, making only an
occasional application Necessary. 1t is re-
commended and used by eminent medical
men, ana officially endorsed by the State As
sayer of Massachusetts. The popularity OF
Halls Hair Remover has increased with tho
In foreign lands, and 1t is ROW known and
u, d in ali the civilized countries OF the world
Far sale by all dealers
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
GeOrHe Laws viii.

The petition for the probate of thf
will Of the late George Law, the million
are, was filed on Friday, in the Surro
gates Court. To his wife he leave
$4,000 cash, and 100000 in United
S,ates bonds, the use of his country seat
in Jackson, Washington county. HI
al so leaves her all his furniture and
directs that she be paid SIS, 900 per
year. TO his son Samuel he gives $40,
600 per year, the rest of tho property
hciug equally divided between his chill
dran, George Law, Jr., Sarah Williams,
} Usephiue May and Anna Wright.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
Sent 10 j all.

Ga last Saturday, Arthur Emerson
ora ct tire men charged with commit.
lug the brutal assantG on OttiCer Cham
be,s, was taken over to jail 1t Will be
remoin beIei that upon DR.. West pro
Eouurilg the officer ont of danger, tue
Mavol decided to admit his assaiants
to 81 ,oy9 bail each. Blizzard and But.
ler, succeeded in ob'ailins the neces.
say security, and Emerson is the onl y
one Of the trio that had 10 60 to Jail.
They W Il not be trisd until the Zebra.
ary term OF Court.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
corr seton.

In an account Of tho Fancy Dress ball
given al thu City Hall on Thursday
evening, watch appeared in print, it
WAS SIT t tba. Manuel Wellington
aud Mis-, Pollie Hogan led the grand
march. Mr.. Wellington calle! at our
Office tnis morning ana stated that he
wns not present at the bal, and that
III ,s Hogan mas been dead Tor some
ti.4 p, ard Of cou:3a was nor there. The
f. rstra was under the leadership of
4, Sharpe: instead OF Henry Dea'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
A Car of E.UmbSr CDaet

As b car naded with lumber was
rounding cHrva IN the Pomeroy and
Delaware City railroad, a few days
since, it overturned taking the pas.en-
ger car! with it. Ths suppositlon is
that the car being too heavily loaded
was top heavy. Fortunately no one
was hurt, and outside Of ID short block
AIDE Of the road, and the delay 10 the
train, no dama.a was dono.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
Mankind's Favorite Pills.

DR. Simms Vegetable Liver Pills (suga1
coated) move the bowels easy by acting d.
rec ly on the liver. restore tn lost ouerxios
By promoting tho healthy action NJ the liver;
In doiGg this, headache, neura, xda, pains in
the right or l'f. side or through the limbs,
ind gestion, c0stivsness, sick stOmsch weak
ba?S, dizzi ness, b'd feelings through the
body aching limbs, biliousnsss, general
wsaHne AM other bodily in1rmitiss arc
cured. They positively operate without grip.
Ing sckening weakening or leaving the
bowels costise. A splendid easy purKstive
and 'ive- cure. 20 c.nts and 81 . box. Main
depot Fourth and King streets. Philadel-
phii. COZ Arch street. Soid by dealers.
ROVE TT
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
NE WIS SUMMARY.
Death Ofnn Ex.CnitoS States Sons
to. In Florida N az rents Recefv.
er-Cement Factory Aurped,

Geo. b. Jenkinson was on Saturda,
appoiuted permanent receiver for e.
Nugent 4 Co of Newark, whose hea,
Is charged with colRnIicity in the fraud
that wrecked the Mechanics Na'iDra
Bank. Reeeiver Frelinghuysen, OF tht
Bank, has obtained an aGtachiuen,
against the New York property OF TLeo
dore #. Baldwin, IT'S paying teller and
brother OF the cashier.
A recount Of the votes cast in the
Third Legislative District Of New
Jersey was ha on Saturday, before
Chief Justice Beasiey, in Trenton, aud
gave William j. Cunvery, Democrats, Q
majority. The Board of Canvassers
had gwen . ssnburgh, Republican, 20
mai rity. The Legislature will now be
tie-3o Republican, to 80 Democrats.
Captain Robert Eahler, Of the Glnu-
cester schooner Car 'hsge, was lost over
board from that vessel, near Monhe .ap, ,
on SATURDAY morning. William BOO
hey, OF Nova Scotia, a sailor on the
Giouche ter schooner Addis Emma,
was ltsJ OveraOard near Petit Passage,
lew days ago.
During u festival in Bibb county,
Georgia, lsst Friday night, number OF
negiosS became drunk and disordeIly,
and oiiVer Clark s'izod gun !Co stop
the row - His wife tried 20 keep him
from interfering, when tho shot guu
was accideno!y discharged, killing he
on the spot.
Assistant Treasurer Hilhousa, Of
New York, ha1 resigned his esiGratiOn
to take ttl0cG when his slcri-sso, quail
tles. IS und ors.ood tia, tho position
has been otterd " "a gentleman oI
high standing commercial circles"
IN New York.
Everything has a cause; tickling in
the throat, hussmg VI voice, violent
cous Ching, eCc,, are The effect of a severe
cold. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cares
the cold at oace and removes its ssri Gus
effects.
May delegates to the National Tariff
Coz VcnilOn, 10 meet Ia NeW YORK To- |
morrow, have Already arrived III that
city. Iht tOta' attendance is expect d |
to reach 60N. MilUam ID. Kelley will !
address the Convention tu-lnDrrow.
Abiiah Gilbert, ex-U. S. senator from |
Florids, died last Wednesday at Gil
beitVii,e, OtSeso county, Nev Yora -
his native place. He WAS born in 1896, |
apd was the oldest of tishtceu c,Ilu.
rtn.
TIE COmmi 4aiOu"rs Of the D.stric, OF |
Columbia called upDu tn, Prrs,G -nt On |
Saturday and requested, a,norg o,nrr
things, tcat he recommend Congress to |
assume tho Indebtedness Ut Ae District
to about s., 900 ooo.
A stage coach was st 'ppe and r3b
b 1d by twG masked high aymen, ncaI
oakvi,!e, TtHaa, last Friday night. II i,
SlIppp+eu The TobDIa ware those who
plnniorrJ d sage c,Ach near
LAred0.
Th" resignation Of Edgar NJ Marble
as Comm 7>ioncr .f taIeutS was lut-
mally accepIed on Saturday, To take
effect when his successor is appointed.
|. is said that the bribery Indictment
against SBsS,Uus Will br called for tria,
1t Alhnug curing tha coming session OF
Ihe New YORK Legislature.
Two little Sora Of James Sartin were
drowned while skating at latcsvilie,
near fltt,!on, Penn, on Saturday.
Samuel Cole committed suicide al
I.aMon, on Saturday, III tic EOfinsanity.
i8 leaves VIE aud thrse children.
rhcre were six deaths from yellow
ever in Havana iasC week
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
CIocosiES sAo Systeua.

Have you found the key TO perfect
hea,tn anl strength? 1t is Kidney
v orr, the only remedy that overcome
at once thu inactlon OF the kllhey ann
bowels. IL PARTIES the blood by cleahs'
inv tho system of foul humors and Dy,
vi wing strength to the liver, kidney snd
bowels to perform their regular func'
tons, See displayed advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
a Healthy state.

People are constantly changing theil
homes fro Il East to West and from
North 10 Soulh oc vice versa, in search
of healthy State. Ii they would learn
to be contented and TO use the celebra-
ted Kidney-W when sick they won ID
be much Uattsr off. The whole system
can he kept in healthy state by this
sl,ppl, but eitsctilal remedS.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
The Water witch Dog Shot.

The dog belonging to the Water
Witch Fire Company acted in a very
strange manner during the latter part
of last week, and on Saturday uight,
some Of the members thought that il
showed signs of hydrodh ob!a. Canine
ExterminatOr Hunt was accordingly
sent for, and with one well directed
shot, put it beyond doing injury to any
one.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
lperSO ~ al.
From the Elston Democrat.

MIR. Edward West and family left
Port Deposit for Whining Oh, Del, ou
Friday. He will reside there pHrma-
usntly. Mr.. West has been resident OF
Port Deposit tn, greaJer part OF his l;fo,
and his departure is regrctted by ms
many friuuIs. He and his family
carry with them many kind wishes.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
Accident Af j ne u LGn 4 9harP's

On Saturday an eaployAe Of ihe
jackson Il Sharp Company, met with
a serious and what mighC nave proved
a fat.l acciisn,. Htwa3 IN the act OF
placing belt upon aiarge pulley when
IL was in motion, when he wa, caught
between the belt and wheel and thrown
to the ceiling, falling heavily 10 the
floor. He was BADLY cut on the head,
and received anumher ofsevere bruises
When picked up he was unooncious. He
was taken 10 bis boarding house on
Market street above Ninth, and DR..
Maui summoned, who rendered the
necessary msaical AID
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
State of tue EnerInOmetsr
A. the REPUBLICAN, oaice, in the shade
ttis ioorning:
Z o'clok .0o'c,ock II clock
36 ~ Az
The "saftser.

War Department, Ohice of tho Chief
Sigull Officer. Washington, November,
2S y A NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOE TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
Continued cold and I.ir weath"rsouth-
wes. TO northwest winds; higher bar
Oin6ter.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
AsSassrnn'lng the AssaxsGn

The Christian Advocate has the foi-
lowing IF imnieIlAtcty upon the
as8au.5 On the President, in 9 paroXysIn
)frag and horlur, n bysSsrier h. d
shot Gu-o.u dead, the act wouli have
bAeu manSlaTghtht, not wholly lu-titl-
able before TIE IA v, DUt dtsery.Ls c!en-
eaCy. Rut - a';eMoG 10 Kill hlm in
prison, or on his way FROM court 10
cell, is ou.rarAoIe, and Sha'nes' lis he
fore the wortt H. would be tho untat-
ing glory Of the Republic tJ try the
uiur ler1r of II, prt'iu mt calmly, aud
convict him fairly, snu6-uCe mn 10
death, aud promptly execute him.
ThoSA who roDEl ue.IDeratcIy take am
OUT nS the 'taT &, ~ Ehe law to Kill him
nave the same ~pjriS tbat he has; Dnt iC
il not wronI to wish him iudiLls!iy
punished. Al, GODu citizens may wish
tha, GuiJeau may be tried, condemned,
and executed, aud al good Chri5tian'
NAV say, Amer.
"But Is he IRRESPONSIBLE ? L ndcnbtrd-
~ he is - amo"hii COnCiyon otmlud,
bl. no, ,rresnDnsi!lA. He could pan
his crime, delay, change times, pre-
pare, watch, wait, execute, tLsn AZ
sign motives aal attempt TO JuSt!ty thb
deed" H.. cHutd deliberately work
himself up to iG." That he has insane
relatives does not prove that he is it-
responsible. or was ~ any time. tpu-
sulnp,ioa and insanity ara often herel-
itary but not every caild Of c0nsump-
tive parents has cOn,umptlon. 1t IS so
uf insanity. To show him insane
might relieve lis of the charge OF de-
veloping an assassin of rnEers in the
Republic in u time of peace. Eut to
acquit him, unless he &c proved ire
spon.ioe, wonii do irrtpaTabl8 harm.
I.unatics wll>Se insane actions have re-
spect TO their own lnt.rests, regardless
of others, are TOO numerous. Ii Guitsau
be acquitted on such u ground, ,assassiia-
ton will be the ready resort Of many
who, sane or in sann are ROW deferred
by fear ot' punishment.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
prOf. Charles Etalfp,

practical opticltn, can be consuited ev-
cry Wednesday and Saturday and alsc
eevIy evening during the week, at his
private resideoce, by all those desirous
of being properly fitted with spectaces
or eye glasses. Ewes iit'ei with proper
glasses on scientific PRINCIPLES. Prot.
Ch tvles lta!.e, ~ Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
BOOas aud shoes

AZ ,ow prices. Daniel McCusker, 21t
West Second street, has got large arr
desirable stock of boots ard shoes fol
the Fall trade which he intends to sell
at tho lowest prices. Hla friends and
the pubic are invited ta give him, a call
as he is tistermiL ID to sell at the loves,
price.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
Still they como

and many thanks for their coming.
People get so well suited at Mullin u
Sons, Sixth and Market streets, that
they recommend their friends to 60
there and get their next suit. They
have the kind o. goods most Of men and
boys want.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
urn,.s.a Aeasn aI Il O d.

BY order of the Cecil County Ag'icul'
tural Society, the national Ifottlne
Associations amo"ng their su,pensloos
recently annouDcod, are the keys'oAt
Maid and tn. sorrel gelding Lewis
owned by w. X. StockleJ, of this CITY,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
fsiase liesnS.

The Georgetown ln4airer wants to
know, hos it is tbat farmer can Rot
t.n dollars for killing a ten cent
rnickan, Chickens down the state
must have come down in price during
the past week.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
1rtsh Land League.

A convention OF the Irish Land
League Of America, will convene IN
Chicago te-morro n, remaining in ses-
sion uutil Wednesday evening. John
p. Donohue will represent the vii.
nippton branch Of the League, and
will start today for Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
SPECIAL HiRN ZION.

The leaders OF ths merchant tailcrsi.
our city. The WILMINGTON C!oshiha
House and Merchant Tailoring kSseh
lishment,N. W. cor. Fourth and Marks
streatE
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28

ia immen.e. Dealers please notice.
Fourth and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28

A MAN OF EXPERl GNU., WISHES A
n situat OH in Il Il ,nr and feed store or
nrovision anl grocery sore; understands cut
tipg mest, etc. Good iclereaceAiveD. In
qulre at No. 32l Eaet Niath street noVzS II
Y OSC.-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN
Ia dog, on Friday mornipg, ~
named Dandy. The nnoer Oh re-5A
turning min TO the owner, 5Jl East ouilh St.
will DO Literally rewarded. novSsf3t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28

1Ng xILNE'S CHEAT NERVE RE
~ STDRER, is the wonder Of the ase foY
ali nsrse diseases. All nSs stopped free. Ssua
70 es Arch street. Philadelphia Pm.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-28
Oysters.

If you want 80 get the beat and frssb
est oysters in ths market 60 20 AID
scuw',, III Shipley street 20, 70, 30
and 4octs. per qsart; and also wholesale
and retail.