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APOSITIVE CURE

without medicine. ALLAN'S SOIupJp
INDICATED BOUGIES, Patented Oct "a
1876. One box Nv" AZ
No. will cure any case In four days. or lssa,
No will cure the m ost obstinate case ma
matter Of how long standing.
No nauseOus doses of cubebs, cotalpa. or nj,
oil sandalwood that are certain to produce ala.
pepsia by destroying the coatings of The
Price, 81 80. Bold by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt OF price.
For tui theI particulars send for circuler "A,
+. o. Box 1888. J. c. ALLEN CO.,
John street, New York.
Quick, safe and sure cure,
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a. chopped corn md oats, per 100 pounds
Il Il 30 S chopped barley, per loo pounds, 81 %
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 500
corn bran, per 100 pounds, sOoi Cru
ham -four per 100 pounds, $500;
cream meal, 81 90; fine boiled neal, per
bushel, 500. hominy, per 100 pounds, s2O
srits, per 100 pounds, " %; corn lour, per LOO
pounds, ".
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suaApe-W quote Powered I2S;Crush ed,el,
| AllA iGranulated nA STANDARD A II NJ VIII
extra - extra Z 10 -; Observation-Disclosures
| white clarified 1O< 10 II; yellow clarified
l0h 10 ION; Open Kettles choice 0 10 0 l.,
prime o,a@9st tair SS@t9o.
| MoLAssss-Lo nsiens choice Coo, rrime5l
fair to good iSSbOc; syrup 90 10 COO.
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Vision, Noises In the hi al, The yiIu az
passing unohserved In the urine, snd m sris
other diseases that Iced to insanity and rnsth
The Medical Gen lemen connected win ~.
institution are graduates Of the best college.
arge experience In these troubles and IN
agree to forfs 1t FIVE HUNDRED Dol 7 xps
or case of this kind the VITAL RESI- n ne NO
TIVE (undsr their special advice and treat.
or injurious found In It We treat ali Pr,va,s
Diseases successfully without mercury. CON-
SULTATION FREE. Thorough exaninatior
and advice. including analysis of urine Ak
Price Of VITAL RESTORATIVE IS bottls'or
dress upon receipt of price, u. o. ID secnrs
from observation, and In private name il az
sired by English Medical Institute. No. NJ
Olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postof;cs
box 2460. ~
Wholesale Agents Williams, Tolliysr 4
Walker. Dallas, Texas.
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COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING", I
Inly a. (

Trade was moderately active o'iay botn Ia
vino esa,e and retail lines. There Is no spec
ial feature 10 note, pIic,sas n geneial 'nins ,e'
mainipg firm, with an advance IN so'uo
few lines. Buyers from the county,
were present only In limited numbers ana re-
tail trade was made up chiefly ON Guy GUS
tomsr,. A refreshing ehower fell yesterday al
ternoon, which is II ported as being pretty gen
eral. II was heavier across 'he river '.'an ~
this immediate locality, and certainly aiu
some good.
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bets; dry kips, free OF grubs, 10 @, Rrsot
kipe lie; wet sailed, To-, green butchc,
hidee, bkc.: All iamaged, wet or dry
half pricei deer skins 800. sheep skins from
25o. @60c each.
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CoAL-Indian Nation, Is 80 per ton, deliv-
cred.
CoKx-b0 cents per barrel.
wooD-0sk ,hickoryeno ash $500 70 3 s 20 per
cord. Sawed stove wood 10 retailing. nj ihe
rates of ~ 30 to 10 per cord.
OnARCoAL-05 conts per barrel,
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There was good order trn'c in this line to-
day.
Meats, smoked and dry salt, are very scarce
and have advanced a x OF q cent.
Hams and bacon especially are scarce and
very firm, with an upward tendency,
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Financial.

Matters at tho local banks were without any
new features to day Money continues TO rue
easy at previous rates. Few people tver saw
hl77, QUO, goo Of specie at once, and would do
Chem very little good If they did,except to give
givesomo appreciablo of the yie OF the mint
for the fiscal year just closed. This product ia
unprecsdentedsand represents an additional
volume of pecle or It's equiv al, Mt puiinto cir
culatlOn without any of the attendant Ills con-
jured up by the anti-slver orators In their
flights OF fancy, J. isa remarkable fct that
the account. Of this manufacturing business
come out exRc; to thee mt 1t requires per
feet method au,l close observance OF details to
accomplish this result,
Ofthc ownership of the U. s. bonds, the
Chicago Times says;
The Investigation now being conducted by
Special Agent Robert L. Potter Into mo own
ithip Of the United salts bonds Ia completed
30 far ss relates 10 the registered DInus anu
the results will he soon Issued in the shape OF
, an Extra bn letin 1t VIII snow ihat uDut
8 1000, 900 oil the bonds held 10y private hol-
ders are owned by ptrsors eaeh having
amounts exec. dug 81, COO, and VIII uisahu
the minds ~ the peup,e OF that idea prOmul'
gated by the gre-t monopollsts OF po' al r
ioa,. 1he exact figures are MT yet uhaole,
but 1t Ia prob ,ble that not over 1900, ami
certainly not over 100, 900 persons own the
entire debt OF Tho country Indeed, IL IN SAID
the census will show that 1900 persons ard
corporations own howard OF silO,Ot','OO OF
registered bonds, Will "a 0C0 are the happy
posse sofs OF some s7,0o0, 900 IT, amount M
Oh An $500 each -un aggregate Of less than one
sevehth OF the registered bonds held by Mr.
Vanderbilt alone. Thus to express The mat
ter automatically:
25O00 OF the masses OF the people, -, s7,OOo,0OO
Vanderbilt ....,. ..,..,.,..,..... 100000
Western states and territories, prop
uDiy f,WNNub
While exact results have been reached In re-
s gsra ,s'sss segi tered bonds es imMes alone
Annd sxriS'es. io'Ster states lhst about II per
ccnt 0{>& Clustered bonds are held IN Inc
New EnyfsiM states, about 3 Ia the middle
states, Rbout two per cent IN tue sontteir
etat.s and a Tito over eight psr cent Ia III,
western. About so per cent are held by corpor'
ations.
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RICE-WhOlesale tx TO TX.
5ALr--In barrel, 81. 30. 10 $50 Liverpool In
ga ckB,$ 90; Rock Vi 80 per sack.
CRACKERS Soda, XXX. N; &XX4. s
Trade Mark ,sh, Cream lO3a, Ginsor Snaps lth
to II. Cream lie
soAr-Oivs. thc. per poundi Blueindis ~
toBx; Sat,pat. $40. to $50. Eureka Man.
ufacturing Company: Cyclone, 5a; Pale olive.
o; Extra Olive, w cents per pound.
BRANs-0tO6c. per pound.
CANDLES. star, full VT Ito l4x.
CHEEsR- None In market
UOMiNY AND Characteristics per barrel.
DRIED PKAoHEs.-Unpeeied &c, .Shpeeled IL
per pound.
Coal OIL-Beiow are revised quotations.: 10
deg. r.. test; In barrels 10 cents; cases, 81 %
CLOTHES Pms-Round, 66c; spring, 81 per
oox.
MsAsuSrs--k tushei, iron bound, 50. 80 per
iozcs; two-hOop pGila, 81 10: three-hoop. ~. 80.
TuBs--Three nest, " SOlpSz 80; eight neat
q, 2b; No. l, 90 80 per dozen; No. Q, $3.50; No.
u 30.
AsnsoARDs-weod,S 81 SIS; zinc, 81 .s0i New
Fra, 81. Gf6Isl 10.
WE'LL BuoRKrs--si .25@eibO per dozen.
PowDHR--S6.G5 per key of rs pounds; l2k do
s. as " do, 81 80 blasting kegs, $3.50
SHor-Drop, bag, ~. 10 to- 70 hucs " 40. to2.5O
d 80; kits, u pounds, 81; No arrels, 60.
CAHpY--jtlck, 10 10 lao. q pound. Fancy, Is
to Csc.
Concentrated, &C. -Fac.O0
RoPR-SiBal,h In. bal 1890 0tton, '9@10c
VINRaAR-Per gallon, ."S}J0c. ~ Dple, 20c. tO2l
WRAPPING PArRR-Rag Had Straw, 45c. 9Jc.
5rARCH-thMi1sc,
JUas-We quote II to l2 cents per gallon for
glazed. Crooks II to IL cents per gallon for
glazed.
BsEswAx-l5 to lsc per ID.
TALLoW--ln barrel, Al; IN cake, be por Id.
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Csst, so cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents
wrought, 30 TO 80 cents per hundred; brase,
Is per hundred, copper, 80 per hundred; ZiuC
and load, u per hundred.
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Fish and oysters,


FisH-l2So. per 10.
oysrKRs-per cen A. cents for Baltimore,
Mattagordas. G5ior Berwick bay.
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tor, tiO0a sls,; ditto, side bar, sleo@, Ns5;
, spripg, tltO@s ZOO; ditto, pbaetons, .!5OctseOO
lump seal bu.gies. sl15@Sabo; platform
springs, silO@Sls0; three splins wagons, $500
Sis,
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N EDp~A.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, GO pages. e.o,,
and gilt binding, 30 cents, same IN paper
covers, % cts. Manhood. 10 cents, Woman
hood. 10 cents; Pamphlet, 3 cents-secres,
sealed, by mall. Send money or postaps
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist
"tt 81 CHARLES Street St. Louis. Mo
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The Great English Remedy.
Ia q ever-failipptn,

'"uo'eA-i"iiiDg Cuf0
for Nervous debi,ltv
exhausted vitalitv
) min al Weaknes:'
|Spermihtcrrhoes, LUSI
MANHOOD, inpolpTn..
c!, Psi.lyt is, and ali
me me terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youthful Al
fo lies and excssses ' ~
msturer years-such ~ -
Toes OF Memory. 80 -
itu de, No 6 tnrns
! Emission, A version n
Sl.Riafxy Sh'
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CovFEE-Rlo common, l2la to i311aa; fair, IA to
IAN; choice. l6h to lGH; Laguayra, l6k to IL;
Java, 23Qp3DC.
TsAs-ImperIal, 4598bc; Young Hyson,
40GG0; O0long, 466c8oo' Japan. 6O@66o
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Meats ana R.arOs

BAooN-L.ong clear sides l0A; short clear
IL. Break fast bacon l2ac.
Day sALr-Long clear sides, lOi short
clear l0k
HAMS - Canvased l2K to 10
LsRD-Tlerce ~ half barrel, 49, pals to
10 pounds, IA; 3 pounds. AK
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BNffer and FIX gH.


Eggs II l-2 to 10 cents per dozen.
Butter-NoIlhern u to % l-2 1exas20to % l..
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cotton.

There was good demand In the local mar
ket to. day. but rec ipts were light frcSS a'o
advanced x and as revised are rs follows:
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Iron, mills. wire, Etc.

CuIcKsss-We quc.e $50 for spring; I
grown, s. 30.
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building Material.

PaICK-At the kiins to ~
SvoYK--Atthe Dallas quarries SO per cubic
foot, II for foundation, 10 for wall, and 20 fc
dressed font.
LuMBKn-Native rough pine go per 'loussud
Dressed on one side, s22 SO; Fioor'U' Gsu.
ed and grooved, s25; Dressed wsatioftvA. ing
gl7h; Tbree-eighth tongued and srooved ceiling
elS tosl9.
suIsGIRs-Cypress, S5 per thousand; Hatvt
pine, sap, 50; do heart, u so.
LATHs- s3 90 at 81 per thousand.
CRMEsr-- hosendale, u so; Louisville
So 90; Portland, So 60.
PLASTER rpAMs-Per barrel, Va at "a 90.
HAIH--Pe pound. IKE.
CEMENT PLuEs -6 inch, ~ cents; inch, A
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81; 9 Inch cap, 500
inch ceiling joint, 81 Is; finch cap do, 900
DRAIN PIPES inoh, lGc pei fooii Ainch
20c; inch, BE; inch, 40o; Inch, sc.
MIXED PAfNTs-keady for use aud all color,
81 s5 per gallon. All the tested aud standard
makes are on sale by Dailas dealers.
LIME-CooBered, 2per GOl., bulk, 81 10.
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PfAcues-g pounds, u 75 pound,
81 20 TO 2 so.
roaAroEs--2 pounds, 81 es@l So pounds
0l,70.
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REMOVAL.
ALEX. ORTLlHB ~ COr

,wuorter. and Jobbers Hosiery Notions AA' ~ "e"''
vur.,.bux Goods, attention Of the r""e ~ s' ~
. .o.x far the fan dr'"y" " 'her ees""'
a., , e,n Elm, street, and Pacific
avenue New York onc aol broadway.
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a., n.ssiss. nprl.g wag ans, Hse.
ssS' s sS:s g. l s;.sa ~ !,: ace
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CATTLE-Grassfed, yearlings SIS q $40; year
olts Sl2 " Sl5;3 year olds sl6 ~ 20; barn cows
Sl4 "a 80.
Houses, Ponies and sheep sl5 to $40. Plugs
$40 to $40. Farm stock $3.50 TO $50. Harness
livery $50 to $780, Harness fancy 8l26 to $176.
Harness spans $3.50 TO $500.
Mules Rats $50 to $3.50 Medium sos to IS I,
Extra dTaught 800 TO $3.50.
Hogs-NODe OH the market.
MUTTON sHREr-.Ihey are anotable at % .50@v
per head. Per weight. $40 3kc. per pound.
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WlneV ana L1uuors.

Fine, ~, medium, 49, heavy, 500. lilac
bury and dirty, 8 70 10 cents %.
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Drugs.

Acid bcnzoio per ounce, SOC
acid Gsrbollc solution, b5 cents
crystal, 6Oc@S2 per lb; acid citric, ITO per ID
acid sulphuric, SO per lib; acid tartaric, 90
per lib; alum, i@5e per 10. Ammonia arbo.
nate, &c per 10; assa etida, SOC per ID; btlsaR
copaiba, SIC per b; borax, lSc per ID blue
vitrOl, l2c per III oalomei, 75c per Id; Gallo
mel (English), 81 10 per III; camphor, refined
SIC per b; cinchonidin, 80 per OF; chorO-
per Id cream OF tartar. powder, Ssctoi0 PEI 10;
gum opium, s. &c per Id; guia shel nc, zoe per
lb;moiphine, " "p-r oz;cil bereamot, So copper
10; OIL lemon % "a per Id; bromide p0tass, 5OC
per ID; P & Wy; loulde pot 81 ~ Upper III; tr
4 Wy, quinine, sulphate,$2 40 per oz:. Seed
caraway. l6c per lb ma, 2hc per lb Alexo,
25c per Id. Rtry chime. crystals, 81 60 per rs
sugar lead, CSC per Id; nOui sulphur, 3x@z;
per lb salts epson, 395c per lib.
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Seeds,

,iEgAAH MiLLEr-We quote 81 80 Dor bcshsii
Garden, bots. per paper retail. Whoslessle
IN to 2 cents per paper.
Cottop--At the Oh Mill,'s6 per ton.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
Some ono always wiss

A correspondent invites attention Il
the fact that 1t has been everywhere
remarlei by the readers Of the leading
journals in all paris of the country tha'
the drawings OF the Louisiana Stat.
Lottery Company, which ocenr without
,ver any interruption in their regular,
ity on the second Tuesdsy Of each
month at New Orleans. La, and any
assertions made over the name Of u. A,
Dauphin, Nsw Orleans, La, or same
person at No. 3l9 Broadway, New York
City, are invariably justified by the
4ubs, quent action OF the company, sc
that $50, 900 for q seems to be a Ger
lain happiness in store tor come happy
mortal somewhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
TRU>TEE'S SALE

T. A IL Il y L A 7 Il.
BY virtue OF an order OF tho Court OF Chan
Gerry Of the State OF Delaware, In and Tor New
| Castle County, made at the September Term
"A. ID 1880, will DO exposed TO public vcndue
at the auction rooms Oi l.. W. Stidham, III
s'ast an Street, Wilmington, on SATUK
DAY, the sth DAY Or JANUARY, A. D.,
81, al O'CLOCK. y. In. the following described
Real Estate, to wit: All those two pieces OF
parcel0 Of land situated in the city OF VII.
mingtOn, Delaware, bounded and described
as follows, TO wit;
keglnirg at the Intersection Of tho Wcster
ly side OF Iatnall stre't, with the SOutherly
| side Third street; thence Southeily ny said
side OF fgtnall street, twenty !eet TO cor
1cr, thence we'terly parallel with Third
street, seyenty.one feet to u line Of lot No. 2
hereinafter des ribbed, thence northerly rar.
sllo with latnall street, twenty ieet 10 thr
'outherly side OF Third street, aforesaid, and
thetce thereby eas-erly seyenty.One feet 70
the place Of beginning.
NO. 2, Beginning at point in the souther.
ly side g. lhifd street, at the distance o.
seventy one feet westerly from the Westerly
side OF Tatnall street. being o corner OF lot
No, above described; thence southsrly par.
tllel with Tatnali street, one hundred ieet
10 a corner, thence westerly parallel with
!hird street, twenty.one feet 10 q corner,
thence north thirtysix Gegreos east, enc
huLdred 'eet and one inch TO the southerly
side OF 9hifd street, RioreEaid, and thence
thereby esstGrly fourteen feet to the place OF
beginning.
Attendance will DO givon and terms made
known at the time and place Aforesaid by
BENZ. EltLDS,
Trustee, or by his Attorney,
AtteSt u. N. HOFFMAN. Reg. U. u.
1915 eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
Honest El ocliUna.

The Democrats pretend to desir,
honest elections, and hence the Legis
lature of our State will doubtless b,
liurortuned to take soms action in re
gard to the mattsr. The Governor.
suggestions in regard TO the encroach
ment of the General Government upon
the affairs Of our State, indicate that
soms measure will be brought forward
to oounte.act the same. This claims
made as well as the arguments al
vanced, cannot deceive any Intelligent
man. 1t is not honsst elections that
they want but the opportunity to brow
bsat voters, to prevent full vote and
a fair count. The same spirit ami
mates the entirs party from Mr.. Bay.
ard down to Pa. Gardner and Bill
Lea. Hence U. S. Marshals have been
kept out Of their salary for two years,
and Mr.. Bayard lab)red to make an
arrangement at the State election to
permit repeaters to escape arrest, IN
til a warrant could be served upon
them. The proposition Of VIM. Dean
OF Newark, that provision should he
made for two polling places in each
Hundred, one for Congressman and the
other for State officers, SO that the in
Auencs Of Deputy Marshals shall not
extend to the election Of State officers,
is equally transparent. As it cannot
be shown that the Deputy Marshals
prevented ths pollingo Of a vote by Sin |
gle Democrat who was legally quail |
fed to vote, We must infer that
Mr.. Dean is not quite so honest as he
claims 10 be. At any rate We have rot
heard that he hes uttered a coLdemna.
tory word of TIE viIlainou5 practicaF
resorted to by certain Democrats Ia |
make the South solid, aud nullify the
will Of the msjority Of the people.
II the Democrats of White Clay
Creek are thoroughly honest they iif- |
Ter from some OF their friends in this
city as well as those in some other
places, as we know foil well that q fair |
election and honest count can only be
obtained in more places than one by
the most determined efforts on the par,I
Of the Republicans.
Mr.. Dean however will have to sug-
gest some other plan for Now Castle
county than different polling places for
State and National officers, in order to
allow repeaters to get in their work in
a satisfactory manner, as Deputy Sher,
ifs may prove as great a bar to their
efforts as Deputy Marshals and the
Democracy be as fully Bborn of their
trength as was Samson when DelilSh
;ut of his locks OF hair.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05

TIE "wHITE ELEpHANT' moves al
last. The turbine was Estarted yester
day and worked much better than was
expected. Last night, notwithstand-
ing the storm that was prevailing, the
City Council wen. out to the Cool
Spring Reservoir, and very closely
watched the test that was being made
by engineer Hsug with the aid of the
water wier that had been constructed
for the occasion. An hours test
brought the pumps and wheel up and
beyond the specified requirements o.
the contract. 1t is now for the CITY
Council to say whether they will &C
cept the job and probably they may
consider this quest. on at the adjourned
session this evening. The "white ele.
phant" however we mu 1t confess shows
a little more disposition to maintain
itself than i: did On Monday afternoon.
We hope the wheel aad pumps will
give full So isfaction and continue 10
do what was promis ID they would do.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05

made, the Democratic members will We
are confident be compelled to take q
stand either for or against the education
Of the whole people ofthe State.
1t will be no.sd also that the ques-
tioa Of increal cd representation in the
Legislature in any shape or form has
been carefully brushed aside as .
question Of NO importance vhatever.
The Secrt tary and Governor both live
in q county that has the smallest
population Of any in the State, and
with the narrow mindedness and self
ishness that has psrvaded the whole
, message no rscomme 1dation to remedy
uRequal representation has besn made
The Secretary is perfectly osntentsd
aud satisfied that Kent County with
population OF $4,000 should have tel
members Of the Legislature while Ne"
Castle County with population Of 49,
900 should only have the same mum
Der. 1t is wonderful what 3 se'fsh
spirit will lead to.
Our personal respect for Governor
Hall has impelled US to credit the
rightful author with the merit or de
merit Of this remarkable production
called = Governors Message, sKd
though it may be like battling with
the air and gtssping at nothing We
may hereafter have occasion to refer Il
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
PUBLIC SAILS.
NNRUSTEE'S SALE
Or
m Az ~ n r.

TRUSTEES SALE
REAL Est ATE
BY virtue OF 40 order OF the Orphans Court
Of the state OF Delaware, In and Tor Now
Castle County, made nj the September term,
A. ID 1880, oi said court, win be exposed to
public yeDdue at the auction room Oi ThOm-
ss N. Ogle, In Wilmington, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January, 1851,
At IL o'clock, q. m,
The following described Real Estats. 10 wit ;
All that certain lot OF land. situated In the
city OF Wilmington, New Castle County and
State OF Delaware, with q three story brick
house the con erected, beginning at stake
standing on the building line OF Washington
Place at tie distance OF one hundred and
thirty feet from ths ner,heasterV side Of acc
Ond street, and forty feet irOm the northwest
~ side of Washington street, thence. along
the said building line north thirty'two de-
gTets, east twenty t1ve iset 10 stake, thence
by new line north tity.eight degrees, wet
| two hundred and sixty feet 10 stake, thence
by new line south thirty two degrees west
| parallel with Washington street twenty fye
| feet TO corner OF lot sold to Joseph Bring
hurst, thence by line thereof south atty
degrees east two huadred and sixty ieet u
the place OF beginning, be the contents
hereof what they may. Subject TO the right
OF dover therein OF Eliza Jane Poole, widow
Of the said Thomas s. Poole, deceased.
Attendance will DO given and terms made
Known at the time and place aforesaid by
VICTOR DUPONT, Trustee,
Or by his Attorney.
Attest:-J. M. Hsu'man, CLERK y Ct.
T NJ. OGLE, AuctiUneeT.
At the sama time the dover interest OF thf
widow OF Thos. \. Poole will be offered &C
that tho purchaser will take the property
Tree IRON any claim Of dover.
lab3.4tawtlan III ,thenedts
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
Election OF officers.

The Delaware Eirs Company laz
night elected the following officers:
President-John w. Mccoy.
Vice President-Wm. T. Spsakman
Recording Secretsry-E F. Lummis
Financial SeCretary-C. L. Vance.
Fire Recorder-L. G. File.
Treasurer-P. Wood.
Trusteee--L. Il. File, j. c. Dntton.
Investigating Committee. Can
non, W. Lloyd, W. Lewis,C 4. Vance,
J. Daley.
Engineer-J. c. Williams.
Finance Committee-E. Hamilton, J
C. Williams,F. Lewis.
L. G. File presented his ssmi-annual
report Of fires and fire alarms.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05

0 y Z RI S.-IHAVE J JST RE.
~ celved tine lot OF goods, / will sell
during the christmas holidays Gt Il o follow
ing reduced prices: 8 It's raisins2t 8 lbs n,
currants 25c, lbs apples 25c. 8 lbs crackers
Zoc D lbs OF french prunes, 95c 4gabl Dts assort.
ed Jelly 30, 4 lbs apple butter a5, 4 lbs Webb. !.
mince meat 25c, choice sc. seedles raisins -
choice ID cts. sultanna raising lac. muscatels
i3c, cltron 28c, orange and lemon peel 10 c's,
bakers corn '4c. tomatoes 10 cts. Niagara
corn lOc. 4 lbs p. and q. OeIlne soan 25c
| .and soap &c. bleacheT &c, bleipe soan bc &
IDS buckwheat 2ic. New crop, N OrlernS
nolasse9'6bc. golden drtp1, lSc. white Itc sil il
Verdrop nc. 5. II. inOIasses 7c. Teas 3Oc, Gur
aOc. ls lne, our 5Dc wo guarant UoHae 10
our lhc. is iair, 20c Is extra best nin 15c
laguyra 26c roaracabO, 25c. santos gSc ,sva
~. Table neacnes l5c. per can, pie peachet
llc. Sweet cider &c. qt. chow chow, picEIes
onions, cluliiiower IN buckets and ouantt,y
o suit the buyers, also iull assortment 81
almonds. pluDs prunellas, walnuts cher.
rle', black berries, cranDerries, etc. ()ur 9c
four is good, our -four at $50 we vuaran.es
will refund the money when not satIsfsc,orv ~
~. FORD
izo-I" 'FRONT.' and Madison Sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05

IT IS A question whether the best
Williams after all has not teen elected
Speaker Of the House of Representa-.
tives since the Sussex WilIiaG 8, him.
self an editor, tried to eonfne the mem.
bers Of the Legislature to reading moth
ing but weekly papers.