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, 1881-03-18
DEPENDENT CHILDREN.
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y.
A meeting vas bcI,, vcs,rr,,or In thu Mctho,,,.t
~ a u'e'.,.s ""o ue' -. .Ao ,,'
ChnFch Hlock, corner washington and CiArk
streets, under tho anspIcca Of tito Social seIonco
ncf,,ntr,I ,ho rhntr. .Thcro woa !, n,o,cra,o nj,
.e,,. -" a, en" y, ."'r.s ,Sa.a ,ea,
tcndance' anu numoef ot reports were reau
from thd heads OF yarluus institutions for tho
care ut the Young, md also iron, some commit
,oes nnnn,rio1 h., a,o 4 Aaanc,ntnn t invnsti,,nrc
~. ,on,oa T., shsn rIo"s ins,t,,.
tne tneasuses Huoptoa III taose various h!s."u-
lions for. tho moral improvement OF children
coHslgncd to them,
tee to visit tho Juvenile department. or tho
County JUL, reported thut thu general tront-
lnet OF tho minutes was as ht,unn1 Its mo cntl-
l!tLons pur.nittcd. but tho srlMt'tlur IN which the
crl!ntnals were thr2Wn together was contoln'!el.
House q corrccti2!l sent in i eoI1ilnuHeation ~
Or ori,nIltal prison 10 M unit p'nco of dctnl.
ton Tor 3nyen!la aaelinlnonts, and tho so.callrd
reform schools are, to shy tho least. not much
better: With tho dependent children. nI',s-
house lfn ts clunlly Objccttonnble: LII fact, IN
stI,utloa lirc With tho young Gr either class III
boat Is scontAu!natlnE,Ana positively Injurious.
, 1881-03-18
ADjuDGED INSANE,

Special u1rdteh 10 The GAfsa9a h3hun&.
.DEcATut., ILL.,, March, 17.-ro..iuy Mrs.
Abigail G. DEsorow, agetl u senrsgwus asl-
Judged Insane for ttb second time It'll lvo
years, anil yas taketf to Jacksonville for
skilled Mvd!cal treatment. She attempted
10 Kilt llur daukhter-ln'law With poker this
week -
, 1881-03-18

Jlufttnstat tpI1 ire PEfM
uuiur II Yuarv st axe by two Of 1ha Irussecs af
, the University anL etnte Agricultural College
bAa bovn nude. Ths Arst pFIfe Ut ~ aud u
scholasship iu tho University twostn*aAa year
, 1881-03-18

Nnnotuek nnd CortlccIlt Spool Silk, Twist c,o
hcat @ II tllh world for drrssinakcss. Wheeler I
Wilson Manufacturing Co., III Stnto strurt
, 1881-03-18

9NPohiHt%sIapsl+ ~ h+S ~Abit~So 0AAAAS @bSAoVAf
" il arpcaFs @ Is that tho warran.a for tho arrost Of
as pfs sn m11s s .isna sHSs md at ~
IN tito house at different times. He saf. he ha'l
ost stn N tno PLACE ~ tho night T. Which tho
chilled. md sworo that they h"d seon him lose
s s:s SsS # s "S ss"TFs Ss a siss ssisE
IL y srlSht'%%Gns ynnSh fcw' 1IgS1 sa
Ss @ ssSstss ss 5 cs!ex '1Sfe 81 .Ss.
healqartera were IL lilo Malson street lau,,;:
Dry Moy shE haa been nppoMed ,u,a!s n,!sawsr nt
WIS elected 81 liz ChInc:s New: ear'a LAY. in
sort Of clut1-room whcre thu members gatiosNl
t. smoke s opnn Eay !. s''ca! s"me ot ,!,. s.r!'ia.
,nnrc thnu III cents mt y crack" ,
,Thcre WIS rlyal clut, III tho city. cnnrosed
try,nK ia brcax up tho nrlginal "au,, Lee tom.
nany" ny n! sorts nt icsscent.on: Leg @ @uM",x
G @ iassitIc ;ui The s rersce',tio'. @ liz had @ cesi
sa,i ;ierna,,aea t:5 4 wcois rs " hnsh MONEY!
ronlprpinlso for seu. Sing Gil. stnted THAT Ire
Qunns ran u g'.tnbllng-hoso iii Sun Jose, cal.,
The Chinese ,!onoy. cnst's, anu ",nyout werc
IN .1ustiGo su,nnurtlc!i's tnbIc md sinE. dip
scn,bicd tho Atncricnn faro. y paek Of louls,
h'lrrnw cnrtls. representing tho numbers
Tho pinyers sSS III uyea or y
Or" evsn: mid i they called, ttie tur9" thoy
receiver! two {or ono The numbers anl s )! wG5e r,
said TUG gae waa only played to a!1or'l "'itsEo
Sing Clio dciilcd TINT Ice QuonE Ind ercr lost
| tft1npV II hf1llRp. t{H WA ikkNWH
, 1881-03-18
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

E4A-
IN GENERAL. >
q. NJ. JONES' of Cheyenne, W. r., Is Mt tho rro.
'1nnHt.
ARCHIBALD TonnEs, Of London, is Mt the Trc-
mont. |
l.,a:ur. NJ. NJ. MAxos, U. 8. A.. Is nj tito
1nin'cr. |
r. IiE,.,.yrn ard family, OF 1npan, nro nj tho |
Pnnrr. |
GEonun Il. wExnL1se, Of St. Louis, is Mt tho
Palmer.
c.l, L1.orp. cS.Mnyor of Detroit, is mt tho
Trcmnut.
THOMAS q. CASE, Of Greet 1,ay, Wis., Is nj tho
Elertrnn.
j. W. M1SE1., OF tho Omaha Republican, is Mt
s. Il. SHORT aud wIfo, of Philadelphia, arc mt
orx. 6. c. 11owE11. Of 1,cadvillc, is Mt the
Palmer llousc. !.
rx-1,Err..Gov. II. A. W. Tabor, OF Colorado,
isn't tho Palmer.
IiEunES SsctltEnLen an.l tlbcrstein, Germany,
nre Registered at tho Pacific.
Orro AfEANa, of Colorado, United States In.
dim Agent, Is at tho Pacf'r.
GEoN1g ltAI,n1E md II. u. rickcrs, Jr, or
MAntrcnl, nrG nj tho Pnlhitr. :
STATE sesAron c. ". MOORE, OF Minncap-
oils, MIsln.. IL Mt tho fremont.
Jo,1N THOMAS WATrtutnrsE md wife, OF
Honolulu. nre Registered ut tho Sherman.
Gov. OHotuE 4. P1LLsnrhy.tbr Minneapolis,
Is at tho lna,cr With hls vito an1 daughter.
l.. n. jackson. Chief Engineer of tho wnbasn
st. l.ouls rac'ic llatroad, is at tho Palmer.
\. Il. LEFT General Passenger Agent Of the
% Grand Rapids 1n1tnua ha'lsoa'l, a"t tho rr0'
mont.
,ne.nt * e 81 che"xe e1s 81 PHI
Naiifoud. Is nj the Sherman.
GAIT. loits j. I1EAtr. tic Clerk Of the SIT
Eernr Court has r. gone IT, Tue 1 sfanEs tar MS
rink last night tho ChicnEo CIubaton1ered tlclr
llutfnio oppnncnts T. banqnet ht tho Palmer
'su% iln.se; which proved satisfactory 10 all c'"-
T,,E Directors Of the 1ntcrnatonnl Electrical
Company met ut tho Office of tho TREASURER. Mr.
Gnares S{S f = &a On deeas eel ,cr
Mnreh H.
Manasse. sHf "Hcia,.. Is Ms,lIssa strect. TnlausE
Ssss: II: + \ p: T IN. III i|.o'ns's''
o. ". llronLEs, Gsnoral PASSENGER Agent Of
Noanni,, No mn Geaerai t Frusnt 1ren1, mud J. H. tew
land. Arncrnl Agent. Ut tho baltimore L Ohio
Katlroad, are Mt taa Palmer.
A COMMITTEE of butter aud choose dealers has
been appointed by II H1ectiuE Vt all lh1se en-
gagged Ii, that trat'o to investigate tho recent re-
ports nboaA large amounts OF butterino AMI
stee Incl Ty ps say NJ asfs Gs ss
markets nrc trying TO iniurc ths Western trado'
md hive NdbpteI thut why Of doing It.
THE Commissioner of Fl.hltc Works will send
ncomtnnnctnn q tho Council directing atten-
,on 70 tna necessity q q ~ in NJ The h, A ,b
,uH nctt.nulRtians OF mud III tho sewers. and ls
, 1881-03-18
SICK FROM VACCINATION.

4 sptet4l .phpaieh 10 7As CAlsa9o Trtsuatt
GENEVA, 1T, Marc'. l7e-A sou Ut Sheriff
Carlisle, uyetl 20 years, is very seriously III.
Ills sickness Is tho result Ut vaccination
, 1881-03-18
havo figured oi,t tho following very close csti'
! mute OF his strength:

nGNSntn ss:'t n....'..'........''.'''. !" ~ -
NanIh Msmtia ......'...'....'..."... = AZ
Eemen.. i,ea,..a.,t .'''t'''''..''.".'."' a
iE,safT.h M,eaunsn n''''''.'.'.'.'''.''. .;
,Ihistesnth:.. T1I;li thi:...""..........." :; !,
Observation-Disclosures. Fistcsn.h.. Il
SStxtno1,th.: th.::;.............'...." ~
fe'vGn.ennsn E'',Gtset,1, = - "
1'sa'een'n' 'n'''''''''s'''''''''' ~ .
.n,,,,, ,,,,,. o ~ .,. o. ,,as as
Inoy c!nitn tnnt IN taese iiftre8 ttoy nave CUT
1nG s sfemR 1h fan%a nWn alan, 70 1H
delegaMSss M loss than THE TtunuHE rave week week
aEt,. Ihey expeot - pt noe 70 lnaKo q pettcf
claim TINT tholr ea.d!date'h present strength Is
nt's tass 1nmh M IA, ~ snoWh nnoso. ~.
nppo,1rnts hAye baen nrEaig ng.nst i1lm Is the
iast tt, i ~, nnmaatoa, H. %9u Iaae @ snu o
Sss !s s!ss !i r%l,ss f ttl's e ,ss
they nry not IL fnynr 0t ~: Clark IT ~. bs.
Gasf. 4 t, ~ 4e @ O. r & vi 'res TIT 1 s". & tney M @ Ho
nne In'ak tnnL ihoy cqnu tlse n'n: pMt ~ NC
snn - nnrnri u n,nsaraI @ S HAHN XXI
whotllor they would npposo Clark. necauso ll,oy
haye not received any favors from. Mr. Ifarri-
aun, nnd would not exert themselves to elect
ns: NJ. spa1dins ,,us not yct answered ono way or
tho other the letter f1,,n his friends requeattpr
Working Just ~ hard rs il l,o ad consentcd, ald
ire ucttllsg tendy fur tho iE light to eotue oil 10
tho rhlrsl ward sionday night:
l1o says tas % be- Il Il Hut mnt ca cnnl"ic, - but his
friends aro dong what thay eau: still, Il Is ,.ot
ie t1lny run In few from the South Sflo wnrds.
As, for atr. lsuwlciHh. hta strcngth appe,trs to
no niiaGa 10 she West SIZE @ atla ~ pn.y 0ne o.
, awo ~ars .nGro neyoht. ns M Nv uWn: hS nnS t'or u
sirlEihieitng ifn!nsa up In hs own ward to TO
" ~ ~ NINTH WARD.
Tho Ninth Wnrd Republican Club mct Mt No.
, 1881-03-18

flo ID Wheeler'& Wilson Manufacturing Co..
1as atafa siruat. snr Flnrassee', X ntltlnx silk.
, 1881-03-18

Gsseray. ~ ~ =, 1ne eape .nn} ~
tI .u uet se!av.' . ~ !tn.rV ~ ~ uhuessU !!.t
s, np Ii sn m"s H. x J.; ,. ,ty y r.
!n9 oAe!Al. anu OF. naD!t'; Wpo Ihns cohlros uI
,a, IT. ;I ~ M MuIa,"f satt us aaso taI
natsc! ~ nv Io!RMiteM ~ eultt Una ucc Faasta
~ Fsnnco p1sot,1ntanH s,H tne .MPoltation q taf0.
nnu y ~ L ~ psoHIH tnat nnS W.. ~, ~ tAe neAt
~ Ma!rn tHo aftic.e " III fe'iuef!flK fo-
mi nn1ar ~ M ,,nv r.asn f"r IL .1 tn,"ftirtit
I1lE provision tfade nay little uttcntjOn tts Tho
action uf Austria sruey nuy tho Urljcr fnlui
thut Government to exclude American hDv
uleats lrou tho lIst Of t,Drurta viii tnnko iitln
difference with thp trnIlc. ns AUsiriu ia mt in
Importer ut tnIly conscs,,!ut,cc hut really CON.
Tor tho uthvr Eitropcat, I!utions. Tnt, t,rerf If
my, would cotno frptn barring outthb Amrrtt.n,1
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

e. g, YOURS FOE SALE.
JILN Mr. EQUiItIT AND SQl,G.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
Latest rrom ,no Rreas W nter.

DELATARE BRRAKWATRR, Feb. 4 To
night the situation ID even verse than
lsss night, and the ice gorge is much
heavier than ever known here before.
The ocean, rs lar as can ba seen by
glasses, Ia one solid ted OF ice. Ice boat
No. } managed to break her way this
afteFcon to the bark Areudal, and now
has her In tow coming in to the break.
water. The Fourteen Foot Lightship Is
hard on the outside Of the bTeakwAter,
and q large chip has brought up on
the ice break. Tive other ships outside
the breakwater are in perilOus posi-
tion. The steamer ArieE, Of the Boston
line, lays blocked with ice In the chan
mel. The tugs North America, Gym
lhia, BrGzil and Pioneer are maie fast
Rt The railroad rier, aud the Thcmas J,
Yorke ard Greyhound are hard fast In
the ice ct the Gspway. The Old Do
minion Compspy's steamer Breakwater
was eiehted of Cape Hsniopen On time
tbi5 morning, but falling to make any
headway toward the bRrbor after a long
and tedious trial went Out again, aud
has probably returned to New York,
Pilet boats Knight and Bayard lay al
the railroad pier, and the Howard s;
the BreskwRtsr.
To night tho Thermometer Is two de-
grges above zero. and the wind ia in
cr6Gsipg aud veeriDg more 10 north vest.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
RepubIIsnn VtcsOry.

WASHINGTON, Rrb. 4.-Ths Morgan
resolution declaring the Vioe-President
has no power to count the vote for PTeIi'
don't and Woe President of the United
States was passed after two hours die.
oussion TO. day, but with an amendment
proposed by Senator Hoor, which was
in some sense censure Of the Demo.
c4atio Congress-. That any amend
ments should have been made 10 the
resolution WAS a victory for the Re
puhlicEns; for It was openly announced
at the outset by Nr. Thurman that the
measure was TO DO passed without
amendment.
The amendment declares in effect
that in the opinion OF the Senate, the
House coponrring, it is the duty OF Con
gress TO pass a law at once providing for
the orderly counting of the electoral
vote.
Almost immediately after the insugu.
ration of President Hayes the Senate,
then Republican, took steps TO frame a
law upon the subject, and the measure
known a. the Rdmuuas bill passed the
Senate, but wa5 smothered in the House.
During the last two years, both ban
ohs5 being Democratic, no mes suro has
been passed, the question being pur-
posely left open SO that the Absence Of
any aw mi 2ht be taken advantage OF
by tie Democratic majority in the com
ing electoral count.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
n AILROAD LINES.
LOYAL TINE TABLE.
roAINa InAvv WIIM,NaroN

TRAINS LRAVR WILMINGTON,
For Philadelphia 223, $50, 7, $40, o,
9IO, . bS, l6,3D, ll.4S q. m; 1916, I2.4j
(Limited) aO3, ESQ, 4. o,l0, $40, 9 90, II p
IN. Sundays-l.6S, 22S, $40 q. m. b, O.
$40, 9.6l, l0p. IN.
FOR reW YorE-l .6s, 2.23, $50, IS, Il.46 n
m.; IL. Al (Limltod), 2o3, $40 p. 10. bun
daye-l.6S, 2.33 o. m; $40 p. N.
For Ba'timore-l26l, IL, Tt6, 9.38 Q. N
1856, lea (IAmited), 446, $40 y, IN. Sun
da,s-l2.bl, Ill, Yt5 q. u.
1855 I.0l (Ltmited), Gas p. m. Sundays
1851. al, 1855 o. IN.
For Baltimore and inter mediate stations
l2.51, s3S a. m. 6S, 4 as p. III. The AS
y. M. train stop at way stations only be.
tween PenyyilEe aqd Baltimore. Sun
isys-l3,6l a, IN.
For Perryyllle and intermediate stations
ABB .. u.
For Neu Castie-8 9.9Oa. m; los, ), 6 20
y. IN. No Sunday trains.
For Harrington and intermediate stations
$50 a IN; L0S, o.2u p. IN. No sunday
trims.
For Delmar and intermediate s:auons-9.S 80
a.m.: l.0o p. IN.
For Whining .en 4 Northern 4. ROO o..
m; "a, SOS p NJ. No Sunday train
For Delaware Western X. R.-7l6, 1880 q.
m; 53Jp, N. No sunday trains.
TRAINS LBAVE FOR WILMINGTON
Philedelphia-Broad Street nepOt 7.06, 7.3O,
slS, ly.S), u, II 10 a. m; l.30, ., 33I, 35J &,
40, h.l6, s. 80, 0 40, 8, g.A5, IL - p. In. Sun
days-1.O5, $50 a M; 8. 9.I6, II. so o. m.
phllad delphta-Markot street STATEN only
LOS a. N; AZ Is (Ilmited> p. IN. Sun
days | Us a. IN.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
importing GmtLla.

/ Samuel C. Kent of West Grove town
ship, Chester County, Pa, disposed o
his first shIppent Of Jersey cstt.e e
suoh satisfactory rates that he has been
encouraged to make another effort, snd
he expects the arrival of forty head
more in the course Of few DAYS, on
the Lord Give, and British Qaeen
These shipments, II the sales prove re.
munsrative, will be followed by others,
and In the course Of a few months it il
very probable that there will ba over
100 head Of Jersey cattle in Chester
County. Wm. p. Hazard, of West
Chester, is engaged iu selecting the
stock for Mr.. Kent. Tho risk Of ship.
ment a. this time is very great, on &C
coun. Of storms and extreme cold. The
fields in the Channel Islands ct this
time are covered with rich pasture, the
roses blooming, and the change to ex
treme o0ld weather ia very trying.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
esR Belief.

tbs hoRest expression OF an sarne7'
belief ought always to awaken re-
speOtful sympathy, even in thoss whC
cannot share ii; and il wa only drew
closer TO those Who's opinions ere al,
verse to cur own, we should tiEd mucL
in them to draw forth this very sym
psthy. N0Ehing can be mors unjust
than to charge people with moral de-
linquency because their intellectual
perceptions are at variance with our
own, yet this is what we do when we
decry an opposite party and attribute
to its momosrs mean and unworthy
motives, when their only crime is that
they will not adopt our views or pur.
sGe our methods. Holding ourselves
so far aIcof from them, We imagine
th EN- to be monsters, II We draw near
enough to discern their mental coudi-
don, We shall And them to be men Ike
ourselves, and still closer approach
will enable US 10 extend to them ths
right band OF motherhood without the
least infrsOtion OF our own or OF their
perfect Liberty of thought.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
The telegraph Union.

The details of the manner in which
thu oonsolid alton of the telegraph eom
panies was accomplished were not dis
closed Saturday. Many surmises were
made as to the character Of the new
directory of the Western Union. II
was stated that II would bs controlled
by Jay Gould and his friends rather than
by representatives Of what is known as
the Vanderbilt interest. 1t was In.
sisted by soma stockholders that the
consolidation was made at meeting
not properly called, and therefore that
the contract was not binding. The
officers of the company said, however,
that they had not acted without legal
advice. The employees of the eompsn.
iss are anxious to know how the union
will affect them in their positions and
wages.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
Might Have Been Worse.

A day or two ago Thomas Burn!
drove to Clifton, Delaware county, fror
his home in the Esstern part OF Chester
county, for the purpose OF procuring
two bales Of cotton. He somehow BE-
came little the worse for drink and
then undertook to drive homo. Afte,
driving q lite distanos on the rotd,
sparks from his pipe iguited tho cottr n
which soon set fire to evsrything ip the
wagon. The top was burned off the
wagon and he mans coat was in o blaze
when discovered by passer-by who
readily extinguishad the flsmss, and
thus saved the mans life. The horses
tail was also sipged by the flames.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
w. &E. Railroad OhRuxes

hcauiu& Nohs'
Among changes taking place alonS
the line Of the Wilmington and North
ern Railroad, will be the promotion o.
Isaiah RhOads, agent and operator al
Springfield, to DuPont's station, at ar
increased salary. Mr.. Rhoads will be
succeeded by X. Bowers, Of Whining
ton. Levi Passmore, at Joanna Station,
will be succeeded by Harvey Plank,
son of Samuel Plank, Of Robson. Mr..
PLANK has recently been employed st
Lsnane station, which will now bs 1l'ed
by Henry Ammop, recently of WI
mington. Clarence Rsnck, son Of Amos
Ranck, near Joanna, is filling the re-
sponsible position Of agent and opera
tor at St. Peters, the eastern terminus
of the French Creek branch. Grant
Fospocht, of Joanna, is employee
at Birdsborough Station, and Bent
ley Hand " ork ia employed as operator
il the tfi,e Of \, & G, Brooke at the
same place.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

DOARDlNG. PHEASANT RO o NJ s,
ID hest and gas, and table board at Sil
rGtoal street. teb2 lm
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
HGOa ERS.
WIirliugton, Dsi.

n. T. UlR. FOURTH AND RARnE
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

.ioLTLUIT, JUaNsDN a 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
FALLING LEAVES.

When winter winds are wailing,
Aud death rides on the breess,
With ICY breath assalliDg
The stark and sapless t.e!s,
IigTieyes rs no. TO SEQ
For tits their time to do
And with all nature with6r-
Tho leaves that round US ~.
But when the day Is teeminZ
With lie and love and light,
And In our path Is he3ming
The sun'ray o delight,
1t saddenB Us to sec
q, It's a mOurniul thlng,
They should untimsly por,sh-
The eayes that TALL la spring.
What though ysuug lite has parted
From earth, ere spring has passed,
Or Old and weary eaited
II yields to.Winters bia Il
Gtieve Lot but humbly bond
Submissive to the call
Nor soOrn their simple teaching
The leaves that round rs TALL.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

The popular prej1dios against pro.
p'ietary remedies has i0ng since beer
conquered by the marvellous success o'
such q yeuedy rs i9r, Bulls Cough
syrup. Used every here by every
body. Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
Sold Out.

The Keunett Advance says that Rev.
J. M. Burdiok, who resided in this
city q few years ago, has sold his pa
tent for the manufacture Of hay tedders
10 the Messrs. Remington, the well
known manufacturers Of Agricultural
implements.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

HTANTED.-AN EXPERi ENOED
wv CinVBsser wan cd. NO other need
7pply. NJ. Ia Market street, WiimI IngtOu,
Dol leo Al.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

Just slrived, two thousand bushel Of
DO atoes, which va intend 20 sell low.
SIN ,ltz & Co., 13 East fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

NOR RENr.-SOME OF THE MOST
n desirable large houses in Wilmington.
feo s.It. HEALD 81 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
Y TSHlIAADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AM
Y. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JANUARY 30, 1881,
rr.ins ,ui,l l.aua u,,m,n.r.np .n ,ol,A-,

Trains will leave Wilmington a8 follows:
For Philadelphia and lntormediste Sta.
tons, 100, $40, 10, 1880, An, 23O, 400, 10,
l00op. M
Philsdeiphia tExpress) $50. 300, 9.6S, IL Is
\, u IL Is, 2.G3, 80 p. N.
Philadelphia and Now York 2.gs, $50, 100,
p.66, Q. m, ll.46, l243, $40 7. m
Baltimore and IntOrmedtaoc Stations, as
q, N. AS p. N.
Baltimore and Pay LAne, 645 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, Isl, 203, T.65,
a.S5 o. m, l2.E5, LA, 6.45 p. m.
Trains tar Delaware Division loave FEY:
New Castlo, 800, $50 Q. M, LOS, 800, g. 20
?. m.
Harrington md lntMmedisto Stations, Q,ao
&. ~, I.%, o.DP. m.
DaInar and Intermediate Stationg, $50 a.
u,, l,06 .. n.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

VyyANTEb.--TD BUY A yEW GOOD
w mares ut Wilmington ciy railway
%. 8 'ab!es. ian25l3;d-2tw
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

,-uoR SALE yALUABLE4 STORY
nlsrket street property, mo. li'l
Htth engine, uoi es, shaiting, hoisting ma.
ohine No., having a irJnt on Market street
oI a hSut ~ fact, sg,d ex'endi Ing between par
sIlsl lines to Shipicy street, For terms, No'
app' DELLA. FIRE INSW RANCE CO,
lanl2 .l2teOd o'e mhrset s9ee''
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

~OR SALE, HENrDR EXOHAN'fE.--
a ytugb,e country store property.
fEls Is A first-Class stand and Is in Il good
reIynbOrhood. Apply u -
,on2ieosu 6l6 Market ST.. city.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
FSsR SALE.
INUR SALE

ono light platform spring grocSsr's S OF so,S 90
Ono nsgSn. meyer bee q UJed; viii Dc sOll
cheap. a,.,. Mat lorm gpri q way on,
Doe and shafts, no top; ma so ,0 go agoo ,0"
peIsOuaSt tina Il is suitable l0r light hAulirs
81 81 ~ Sa epttTely new and will be sold at oar
gain. o.,,o huggiss.
Also 'ou' "0" W. !, WARMER,
onlsu Maryland Avenue Sesch d.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

XIyANTED.-7 ENEkUBrIO YOUNG
w mcA, rom Is TO % years Of age Cor.
man preiere1 Gail OF once ,t the Philadcl.
pha uaRery aud confectionery, Market st.
near Aig nth. tPbbtn
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

|-1RsALEoR r 4Nr.-Ar TWELFTH
H and Wett streets. two new three et'ry
baases, two large tw1 story houses WIN aae
Xarie; ono two tory house cor; 0, lorh ua't ant
{ysnst Tracts, also / I 20 story house on "ett
SM,SOnph We, strcst near VaHBursn. All hayinc
,'Uut sCTIN ysrtis, lront por9hes and oil modern
ifo.cS,amsnts. ifons HARLAN CAUSE,
popasIm Front and Tslnall sta.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
wh&THn.

XITANTED.-TO ENT Bf A MAN
w and aife front rom, between Snip.
ley ani Lombard and Fourth and Seventh
sire cts, to take meals out OF house reference
given If frequtreI. Address hoom, kEPUB
L CAN otfiOe. ieb5tlt
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
BOARDING..

DUARuH 8.-GOOD BOARb AT 800
ID week, with pleasant rooms and every
oOme comfort for young women, can no found
st No East Sixth street waahing 26 cents
sXtra. ll23lm
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

xyOR SALH-%EV ERAL VERY DESlR-
IL ahle new houses. Two ANA taTee
;sories six seven and eight rooms modern
'mnroyements, excellent loo th0n, terms
sasy. Apply to T. ALLEN hlhLtS.
s"s,, ,,anIb Il 1900 French sT-ot.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

DOARDING Ar 1907 TATEaI,L ST. :
ID pleasant roous and rrst oisss table (;
also tab board situated near tho city rail-
way and within three sqIar7s OF the new
court dOuse. ,An25t4Wd
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

T5OH SAL.W-N NANUFAOrUhHG BUS;
x mesa The tOlls, hx.uTes. good VIII
aid lease OF my brioI yard on Elliott avenue
Var information about business, SC, apply
Al oflso, 90 ah!pley street. Ter ns elsy
IGIhr,wkL4S SAM NEL McCL ARI. J's.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

yhtg4ARAKE wrSTHIta RAILROAD,
~ On snj at1er t'ebrGary SO, 1890, tralGi
viii run as foiloEs:
l.savo Wilmington at T.lS, 1880, q. H., B.30,p
m.
Artve NJ IandoHnae.{ b.lJ =. o., 1870 nNou
$40. y. IU'
i4siy7e LEEier bG7G, !. n., l%.50, =. IA.
A'riVo ~ N!hntnggon, s.tr -. w., 9.lf, p. VI
Y.3ti .. UOEHEIG. Sup't.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

,ou SALE UHEAP.-A NEW THEE
X story room house on Fourth s,reet
IMnove Adams, II 1t. front with lot 100 IT,
deep extending 70 Carpenter st,ees' nnn,
,nVrrny All tho mo1ern improvements, VIVA
.a,n,S .,Sndow In sitting room opening oa y
DaS SaSSv norch. Terms vCrS easy. Apply to
pam p'' TlN3ALL n BIO,
.,otallm 3l2 u. Ninth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
willard Hotel Lottery
Postponed to April :, 1881,
FOR A FULL. DRAWING

FYHHE drawing viii take place at LOUIS.
4 VILE, KY, under authority OF spe.
CiAl act OF the ke tucEy 2islatare, and
will he under the absolute oOatTOl of disiu.
tote}ted commissioners appointed by the act.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
FOR REN r.

CNOR RENr.-BLAUK- NTH SHOP
II and house at MI Cuba.
feb6tl2td 2tw JAMES LEACH.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

DR. KLlNES GREAT NERVE Re
D STORER 10 the marvel Of the age for
ali nerve diseases. All Ats stopped free. SEND
to 83A Arch .st.s Phtlada.. Pa. l0lbdawly
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

DUA RDINH. .-PJ.FASANT ROOMS,
ID heat and gas aud table board ut Sll
I8tnsll street. 1850 I'm
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07
7s==7zlssz-ss
ER RG&UEBlEB

These goods are unczcelled In purity, strong I
AND favor, by any In the city ~ thS
Price. Thy them and be
convinced of the tact.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-07

[XYAN NTED.- PIGEON MANURE
w II ghe'E price paid a. q. J. PNLk'S,
Sixth nni Monroe streets icblt3 '-ltw