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Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
CONGREss

The New Senator from Colorado
sworn in-Rellring she eircula.
tioA Of Bank Notes.-The Florida
Eloe.lsu case-HiGht Sermon 10 10
held.
In the U. 8. Senate yesterday the
credentials Of George NJ. ChilcOtt, ap.
pointed by the Governor Of Colorado to
fill the vacancy caused BY NJ. Teller's
resi- gnation, were presented and he was
sworn in. The Judiciary Com mittee
reported, with amendments, a bill in.
troduced by Mr.. Plumb, In December
last, declaring certain lands granted to
Pacific Railroads subject to taxation.
1t was placed on the calendar. Mr..
McDill, of Iowa, introduced bill for
the establishment of a board of railway
commissioners to regulate inter State
commerce. The bill redently reports
from the Committee on Commerce for
depending the canals and improving
the navigation of the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers came up In order, and
was advocated by Messrs. Kellogg, of
LOuisina, and Cameron, of Wisconsin
After furthur debate it went over until
Senate adjourned.
In the House, resolution war adopt.
ed providing that after the 10Th inst,
the daily sessions shall begin at II A. M.
Under the call of States SO bills and
resolutions we're introduced. Among
them was bill by Mr.. Bland, of Mis-
souri,, to retire the circulation ofnation-
al banks and continue them as banks
Of discount and deposit, and one by Mr..
Hewitt, Of New York, to provide for
deductions from the tom sge of Ameri.
can vessels The Committee on Elec-
lions presented report in the case IF
Bisbee ys. Finley, Of the Second Dis
trict of Florida, declaring Btsbeo, the
contestant. entitled to the seat. 1t was
laid over. Mr.. Grape, of Mass achu setts,
under instructions from the Committee
on Banking and Currency, moved to
suspend the rules and make the bill to
enable National banks to extend their
charters special orders for the 18th
inst.
After some discussion, the motion
failed for want of two. third vote in
the affirmative, the yeas being l4S, and
Sho nay 0 o. AI. IdEEls, VI mdSeaCuu-
sets, under instructions from the Com.
mittee on Naval Affairs, moved to sus-
pend the rules and adopt a resolution
for night sessions on Mondays and Wed.
nesdays, until further notice, to con.
slider the bills authorizing the construc-
ton Of vessels of war and providing for
. permanent construction fund for the
navy. After debate the motion failed
yeas lac, nays 91-less than two. thirds
being in the affirmative.
On motion Of Mr. Bingham the rules
were suspended aud a resolution was
adopted fixing the 18th inst. for consid-
GRAFTON of bills reported from the Post.
office Com Mittee, except the Ocean
Mail Service bill.
MIR. Page, Of Californ a. under in
struction from the Committee cd Edu-
cation and Labor, moved to suspend
the rules and put upon its passage the
anti-chinese bill with the ten year pc
riod of suspension Of immigrotion.
After an exciting discussion arising
from nnavailing efforts of the antag-
oDists of the measure to obtain the floor
TO speak against 1.-THE House being
for some time in "a state of extreme
and confusion" the bill was
passed by a vote Of 20l yeas to 81 nays.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
LIST OF JURORS,

GRAND JURY,

GRAND JURY.
Brandywine Robert Banks,
Peter Talley.
Wilmington-William Bush, Dennis
J. Montrose. David J. Coyle.
Christiana-James Carpenter, Lewis
| Dilworth.
Mill Creek hundred-Robe Rankin,
! Richard 8. Fisher.
White Clay Creek hundred-George
A. Casio, Dim p. Steel.
New Castle hundred William Her.
bert, Joseph II. Rogers, Jones Guth-
RE
Pencader hundred-Thomas Nc.
Crackin, George d. Medill.
St. Georges hundred Wilmer Wood,
William S. Vandyke.
Appoquinimink-W William L. Riley,
Andrew j. Collins.
Black bird hundred-William Naylor,
Jacob Hill.
Red Lion hundred Richard T. Cam,
Charles G. Ash.
FIRST PANEL PETIT JURORS-MAY
TERM, 1882.
Brandywine-Amos G. Forwood,
Norris Taley, James W. Green.
Walter Buckmaster,
Washington Mason, Theodore W.
Francis
Christiana-John Evans, William
Carpenter, Joseph P. Richardson.
Mill Creek-James Haman, John j.
FoOte, Joseph H. Voaght.
White Clay Creek-Thomas Haw-
thorne, Henry A. Springer, James II.
Maykey.
Pencader-John H. Hastings, Robert
D. Moss.
New Castle-Joseph W. BarHaby,
David Elkinton, John f. Robertson.
Red Liou-Francis A. Penningto n,
James M. Craig, Charles Crompton.
st. Georges-R) ebert II. Foster, Henry
Cleaver, Albert Bender
Appoquinimink John Naudain,
John B. Stradley.
observation-disclosures E. Pryor, b. F. G.
Rothwell.
SECOND PANEL, PETIT JURY, MAY
TERN, 1882.
Brandywine John Williams, Moses
Ramsey, John f. Sharpley.
Wilmington - James A. Anderson
David r. Smith, John V. Christy.
Christiana-Atwood, Edward Wood
ward, William Clark.
Mill Creek-John Latferty, John M.
Phillips, Eli Davis.
White Clay Creek-George W. Cur.
rinder, William M. Coyle, George M.
Heisler.
Pencader-James Mccoy, Frederick
r. RAsine.
New Castle-John G. King, Manlove
McFarlin.
Red Lion-John H. Roberts, VIM. +.
Neef, James H. Hudson.
St. Georges-Mscomb Clayton, iona.
than w. Leatherbury, John b. Vande. |
grift.
Appoquinimink-James 7. Holt,
Walter Ford, Mark H. Ford.
Blackbjrd-Jame, T. Webster, Owen
9. Crowley.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
Now YORK Trades Unions

At meeting of the Central Organi-
zation of the Trades Unions in New
York yesterday afternoon, a platform
was adopted demanding that eight
hours shall constitute days work
that children under fourteen years OF
age shall not be- engaged in mines, fac.
tories or workshops; that all contract
labor on Government work and all con.
Wet contract labor shall be abolished /;
that workmen De given a mechanics
lien for full wages on their work; that
there shall be equal pay for equal work
OF both sexes; that Labor Statistic
bureaus shall be established by the
States as we'll a. General Government,
their officers to be chosen from labor
orgspiza lions; that there shall be sani-
tary inspection of mines and factories;
that the conspiracy and tramp laws
shall be repealed, and that "a national
circulating medium shall be issued to
the people without the intervention Of
banks'
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
Was IL q HurelHr.

Between IL and o'clock this morn
ing, the burglar alarm connecting
Russell's dry goods store, No 306 Mar
ket street, with the police office, was
sprung, whereupon Sergeant Cannon
accompanied by several officers imme-
diately repaired to the store followed
soon after by Mr.. Russell A search of
the building was made, but no signs Of
a burglar could he seen. The only OBJ
ject noticed that could in any way
cause the alarm to 20 off, was small
piece of wood on the front door which
had been broken with a jimmy. and it
10 surmised that some one was attempt
ing to forcibly enter the store. The
alarm may have been caused, however,
By some person falling against or strik.
ms the door heavy blow.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
POEMS.

''Thsre 10 poem whsrsso'er We look,'
kinas too-tOo modern poet;
Which line we quote, for We dare not hook,
Unless he'd never know 1t.
There 10 Q poem on the back yard fence,
Where tho sad. eyed cat Is so calling,
But the song has neither rhyme nor sense
When It's wild cadence 10 falling.
There 10 poem In the cid woodshed
When the old man hoists his fiipper
And the bad buy hits voice In dread
At the rising Of the slipper.
There ia poem in the old brown Jug.
While II gurgles out with slow swim,
And the song II eings IL a gldggetty. gIug,
A the topper tips 1t toward him.
There is poem In tho fair horse ra,e,
But It swells to howl OF horror
When the wrong nav gets In the ia v0rite's
place,
And the bettsrs hedge for tomorrow"
There ia q poem In our willow harp,
AMI 1t sings Of all the SEQ sons;
But no psem will come from his paric1rp,
For UNI. rmOuntable reasons.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
Excitement AZ q Funerai.

The largest crowd that ever attended
funeral in Stoughton, Massach usetts,
yesterday attended the funeral Of John
Z. Gavin, in that place. Deceased $
wife, being Catholic, was buried with
one child in lot purchased by Calvin
in the Catholic Cemetery, and Calvin,
before his death, requested to be buried
in the same place. Dying Protestant
however, he could not, under the rules
of the Catholic Church, be Inferred in
the consecrated portion of the cemetery,
and his remains we're, therefore, buried
in lot in Evergreen cemetery, with
Masonic ceremonies under the ausrices
Of a Lodge in which he was member.
The refusal Of the Catholic priest to al
low of Galvin's interment in the same
lot with his wife caused much popular
excitement; hence The large funeral.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
IS THE PLACE TO BU'
N ESlYOur ten ladiaa this tea WAS bOus |

1nO-l03 IS THE PLACE TO BUV
1OOyour tea ladies, this tea was bought
to please the ladies OF Wilmington at Soc b 1t
is the best value tor y ,ur money we ever Of
fered. this tea at $50 b flies off like 1t had
eings, try 1t; their 100 ton stoss are excellent
we are selling lots Of this corn at l0c. can, 2
cans Bakers c IN, 26c.; 3fs, rice, 2bc.; 4 MS.
rice, 25s.; fbs. rice, 40; Ss dried apples,
&c 8 lbs. peared peaches, ESQ soedless cher
ries, blackberries, whortlebeiries fine peared
peaches 16c; damson pNums, 10 apricOts,
zoe fine table peaches In heavy syrup 2bc.
can good table peaches $780,; lnacaroni, Csc
h.; gelatine, loo; paper; fine old government
coffee, 80. pound golden rio, 26c; excellent
coffee, 2Oc.; good coffee, 2 Bs. for 2bc.; bag
-four, rs, 80 and $l0j and 1t is excellent.
Oome..and Try for yourself our -four at $3.50,
SS and $S 81 Is excellent. We have the best
hams and shoulders and the finest early rose
potatoes and the freshest eggs on hand, and
for sale at 1903 East Sixth street.
aprll-6tt I, M. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
Iu0l0n RelicA.

Ono day last week as Mr.. John
Dougherty, formerly purveyor of the
waters works, was excavating for build
ings on the Lobdsll property on the
so Ith side, one of his workmen came
across deposit of 1T least n couple of
bushel Of Indian spear hoads made of
a very hard species Of stone and buried
some three feet beneath the surface.
Ths stone of which the spear heads
were made were evidently brought some
distance as there is no stoI like them
In this section. Mr.. Dougherty remem-
bered his friends by presenting them
with q pair of spear heads. We &C.
knowledge the receipt of a pair, and
would like to beat them into pruning
hooks IL we could.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18

,y sALE-.NO. VS. WALNUT 81.
Eonss vsn rooms and bath, front porch va. "a!
Window floor gr'iTp perm, 'F Sasy ana Apply
yards, i1 1sn Hiiles 1000 King st. marsu
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18

OORREOTED MAROH 8, lssa.
TRAINS LEAVE vii .m1reror m,

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
Philadelphia, roo, G1 $50, s:ss 1925 slb Zoo.
go k4e, 1880, H:5S :. m: iIl5. siS,1S,
ES ESQ, A:eo, I'll, e:lo, e:as, eds, 1000 ..
NSw York, zoo, 2:28, e.s0: obs. 7.e6. aIo. ll:sa
= n s12'3S. LIS, 6.l7, Gas p. m.
baltimore. Los, Sssa. m, and 500 D. m.
Baltimore and Washington, '2bl, l;A2 l:sl
500, s:as q. M; l, Loo, e:o7, ll:lO p. u.
baltimore and Bay Line, o:6I p IN.
Baltimore and Intsrmediats Stations, 500 D
m.
Now Castle, 800, s:s6 a. m; Loo Gas p. m.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, p:sV
q. m; LOS; go p. IN. No Sunday trains.
Dslmar and intermediate Stations, s,sS q. NJ,
Loop. m.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, ITO ..
m; 800, 500 p. N.
Delaware Western Railroad, 1906 1870 =. m i.
SUNDAY TRAINS FOR
Philadelphia, 200, 1913, $40 a. m. 1900 6:l7i
$50, o:3s, 1880, 9:66, 1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, 92a. .. m,
b:17, e:3S p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, LOS, l:4l, aN
800 q. M. l1:04 .. m.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l:42 4bl, 7:4o, 500, s:3s, s:sos,
1900 m; n:l6, 1850, hoe, 1850, I:ao.
500, $40 800, o:2O, o:5T, SOC, $50, li:Ol, Ia s.
p. m. Sundays, i42, 49,, 500, 10, ",
q. m; 23o. 1885, ll.o0, 1880 y. m.
From New York, l:4s, 4:5l, 500 a. m, loo, l:os
500, e:57, ll'04 p. IN On sundays, l-l2,
&:5l, 800 a. m, ll:04, y, IN
From Baltimore, 400, 2:23, g:4s, 1853, 1879 q
NJ JOB, BILL, o;3s9:55. On Sundays, 400,
2'Za, a. IN, Sit, s88, 8: 8.
From Washington, 200, 2:23, ll:bs q. m, 1898
l:6S, SAL, o:3s, s:H p. III. On Sundays,
200 243, q. m, a:l7, SIS, 1855 p. IN.
Now CASTLE, s:4s, s:3b q. M; lZo7, kla, SOC
pm. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, s4s q. m; 1907, e.os
m. No Sunday trains.
Wilmington aud Northern Rstlroai, 81
q. nj ll:3b, o:66 p. IN. Sunday trains o.
Delaware Western Railroad, 800 q. m; 2:,b
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Philadelphia, 18th and Market streets, 1890,
3;b6, $50, 7:lb, 1856 1921, 1920, loo, II, 6O
q. IN, la:2S, 1880, a:l6. 4:O2, 4, sos, Sis,
BOO, 1888, $50, 1000, OILS, ll:3o, p. IN. On
ouuuays, ll:od, 500, 7:lo, 6:o0, q. m, 90,
600, 1000: lO:lb, 1880 p. IN.
Figures marked thus ~ denote The limited
express sfains
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Special train will leave 4rays' Ferry for
Broad and Washington avenue station on ar.
rival OF following trains leav ing Wilmington
1t o:6G, 800, 300, $40 I. m. and $3.50 D, u.
Leave Broad and Washington avenue for
Wilmington at go 7l6, SLY. 1915 am. 1880
6:2u. $40 y. m.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
An Old church Site.

On Friday last while John @. Lavery
was excavating for Henry Blouth's
new hotel at Front and French
streets, he came upon five hogsheads
sunk in the ground which formed
privy wells. So many being toRett or
aroused Mr.. Blouth's curiosity to such
an extent that he searched some old re-
cords and found that an old Swede's
Church stood on the same ground over
two hundred years ago. The hogheads
were in . fair state of preservation.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
WAITING Philadelphia

A very enjoyable time was had last
evening by the members Of DUPONT
Post, No. 2, G. A. r of this city, who
pad a visit to Winfield Scott Post, No.
ia, of Philadelphia. The visitors
numbered about 81 members and were
accompanied by the First Regiment
Band. The visiting Post was met at
the Broad street station and escorted to
the headquarters of the Winfield Scott
Post, where the evening was pleasantly
spent and a banquet was also rendered
the visitors in Oxford Hall. Smith
Post returne home at q late hour, all
we'll pleased with their trip.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
OOul An't Kill Himself and killed
his Wife,

Karl helfeldt, 6S years OF age, jour
neyman tailor In Hoboken, took pts
toll from bureau drawer before going
to bed on Saturday night, and told his
wife that he intended to kill her before
morning. She managed to get out OF
the room, and barricadsd herself in a
hall bed room. Hetfeldt tried the door
several times during the night, but
uld not get in, and at about Z o'clock,
yesterday morning, after drinking \
large glass Of liquor and again trying
the door of the room in which his wife
took refuge, he went into the kitchen
and shot himself dead. Helfeldt leaves
three sons and two daughters, all mar
ried, in New York.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
POLITICAL CAxDN
ENOR 81 ERIFP,

JONATHAN z GEORGE,
Of Now Castle Id.
again announce myself . candidate for
tho ensuing general elestiou. Subject 70 thS
decision Of the Republican party, plsdginx
myself 70 support the nominee Of the parry.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
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Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
1S32cEN hE i Ms1AL.1SS2
Observation-Disclosures
ESTABLISHED 1882
The Old and Reliable
LEADING
Clothing & Merchant
Tailoring Estab-
lishment in the State.
228 MARKET ST. 228

Fifty years OF uninterrupt-
ed bust n ess prosperity
proves that good Goods at
fair prices, sold as represent.
ed, always holds a customer
and brings others to you,
We offer you this Sprin,
the finest and largest assert
ment of Clothing we have
ever made which we will sell
at One Low Price Our
price for flrst-class Ready
made Clothing is the lowest
in the city We have
special lines in Boys and
Children's Clothing manu-
featured expressly for Us that
cannot be duplicated by any
house in this city.
Our Merchant Tailoring
department is stocked with
the finest Foreign and Do
mestic suitings from the
leading makers in Europe
and this country, and will be
made up in the latest style
and best manner under the
supervision of Mr.. N. Bayne
and Mr.. Geo. Mccall, we'll
known artizans in their line.
We have a line of Suitings
made up during the duh
times under the supervision
OF our cutters that we con-
slider superior to any ever
offered in this city. Call
and be convinced.
Thanking an indulgent
public for SO many years Of
their patronage, we invite
them to call on US during
our Semi Centennial.
JOHNH. MOORE,
228 Market st,
a1l-tts.1m
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
. he Record Beats N.

The Guion steamer Alaska, which
arrived from Liverpool yesterday, has
reduced the record between Queens
town and Sardy Ho k by several hours.
She left Queenstown at 1913 a. m,
Sunday, the 9th instant, and stopped
off tho bar at Sandy Hook at II 80 p.
NJ, making the voyage to that point in
Z days, 6 hours, IL minutes, with differ
ence of time added. She passed Sandy
Hook at 3 O5 p. M, making the voyage,
AS usual reckoned with time added, In
7 days, 8 hours, AZ minutes. The days
runs were: 10Th, $50 miles; 18th, 1888;
18th, 1902; 18th, All; 14th, 400; 10Th, 397
Och, 4l9; to Sandy Hook, II.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18

" OcIOJk r. W.,
Forty Lancaster county COWS and on
springers. A credit of 30 days viii be
given. No postaonenqnt on account Of
weather. III AMOS W. ROUSE
l.. w. Stidham Il Son, auct. all
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
SALE.

nVBLlC SALE.
The subscriber will sell at public sals, on
the premises, No. sos Locust street, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1882,
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
THURSDAY, APRIL 70, 1882,

dense, In the village Of Christiana, Delaware,
on
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1882,
at 10 O'Clock, .. m,
all his entire stock Of store goods, consisting
Of dry goods. groceries, queensware, hard
ware, earthonware, b00ts and shoes, notions,
medicines, 2 large show cases, several cases
OF drawers, ropes, hsiiers. platform scales
Weighing 600, soaps, candles, linseed and
other oils. ready m. de clothing, tobacco ana
cigars wall, shoe and other brushes, powder
and shot, lot of turpentino, 10 cans of Oaro.
lima tar, u lot OF NO. l mackerel, q lot Of
spices, some valuable books red and white
chalk tinware, Ryson's scales and weights.
&c; also l Germantown wagon In good order
new Iump;eat carriage, light one horse
wagon, 2 sets Of single harness, a lot Of sarri-
age whips, l circular saw in good running
or der, I new gum belt, 86 feet Of two inch
iron p pc. q lot Of small tools; also 1860 chest
nut rails, 100 chestnut posts. 10 cords Of oak
wood In the woods. near Salem church, some
household furniture and many other articles
not m mentioned. Sale will continue from day
to day until all Is SOLD.
TERMs-All sums Of $25 and under cash,
on oil sums over that amount credit of D
months will DO given on purchaser givi1g a
bantable note with an sppr0ved endOser,
without interest II paid when due, If not in
trest from day Of sale A. CANNON.
al2wltdlb-1S
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
A Gentle H Reminder.

In very few days you will be COM
PEELED to lay aside your heavy clothing.
To protect it from moths wrap 1t In tar
paper, large sheets of which can be had
at Hartman's Drug Store, 9th and Pop
lar streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18

A DMIN 'STRATOkS SALE OF REAL
"A ESTATE. Hili be sold at public sale,
on It'll day, the I'D OF 18th month (Aprll,) at
3oclock, p M, sharp, on the premises, the
dwelling house and lot, No. Gil Orange st.,
Wilmington. One-half Of the purchase
money may remain on Ia tgage;ten per cent
10 be paid on the day Of the snle, and the re-
mainder when the eed is signed.
ASHTON RICHARDSON.
Administrator Of the estate Of Elizabeth
Stroud. alaSt
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
BOAR DING.

DOARDING-FOR MAN AND WIFE
dor single gentleman cheap, at so6 Shipley
street. al2-6t*
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18

pATENTV obtained, and all Dusinesa II
I AL TIN 10 the y. $. Patont Ottloe, or 10
the court attended TO for moderate fees.
as TO patentability free Of charge and We
make no charge unless we obtain patent.
We refer, here, to tho Post Master, the
Supt. Of the Money Order DIV, and to ON
oials Of the U. s. Patent Office. For circular
advice, terms and reference TO actual clients
in your own State or county. address
q. A. SNOW 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent Ofico, Washington, Do.
Intention this paper.1 novtl-sOd-u
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
TOUBLIO SALE.

The subscriber will sell at public sale, .,
tho Chadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware County
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
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Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
FOB SALE.
Irf)R SALE.

- sAIr-rHREE STORY Bklok
Ton dveIling. No. 7oI Monroe street, COZ con
rooms, In good repair VIII 90 soia
ts s.ap but little cash required ap R,r
,. BBpUBLIoAS offioo-
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
CEN
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IN on the 4
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IN, New M
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the expire
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uld get int
and train /
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contained
ona mines
,re is a
re- inform,
from I!lnct
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eight rob
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18

DUPTURK-OURE GUAKAN Ted
III byJ. B. Mayors Method whore others
nil. Send stamp for testimonials 6SI Arch
gfeet, Philadelphia. mlo.lyd&w
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
IHO N5T7N q M z WI IT, looE,
at . a'clnrk u NJ

without no erve, all of bis threshlng ma.
chimes consisting Of 2 Portable o gines, Q and
horse power, made by John Best, Lane s.
l. No. l Westinghouse Independent Gtaio
Threshers 2 No Combined Westinghouse
Clover and Grain Thteshers Corn Shelter,
(smith's patent) lot 5h inch bel tools,
col boxes, &c Anyone wanting thrsshiug
machinery will Il nd 1t to their ADVANTAGE to
attenc the above sale NJ they ar all In good
order and Will positively be sold as intend
to QUIT the business
TERMS 20 u onths ny n to with approved
security VIM. X. NEE,
apI5l2 le.' Newark, Dol.
l., ". >tidham Il Son, auotionee-s.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
sfal Ba' \.

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: evening
ldience b |
was furn
and at
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Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
ing Into

april 20
at the Bro
lnty, gave
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the 400
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sets and jul
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he estiIna
probably 4
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Daily Republican., 1882-04-18

DUPLIC S,LEOF aOODFUE ITUR'
L VIII be sold At No. bo2 W. Thirteenth
street, THURSDAY. April 20. at . 30 o'clock
seven piece parlor suit, upholstered In bro rn
terry; marble.top parl r tab o; good solid,
walnut, marble-top chamber suit; walnut
wardrobe; cottage suit; walnut desk: Brus
sells. ingram and rag carpsts; stair and entry
carpets: extension table; stair rods, dining
chairs hair and husk mattr, sses, cook a'd
room toves Kitchen utensils, and many
other articles not herein enumerated. The
above goods Are as good az new.
GEORGE W. GREENE.
L. W. Stidham & Son, auct als-ts
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18

np sAI,E-AGOOD DRIVING VI axe
nuiet and gentle, can be driven ny
lady buggy an ho h1, esr.o sHs street, "
anIItFt
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18

-,oR SALF-A NO.TOP BUGGY IN
IT, rlass order, good as new; sold for
y n 1, Of use: apply TO Jos. Tatnall. lr;; n. Z.
c"r Front and Orange. "'-u
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
IT IS NOT STRANGE

liz Sa, who indulge their sppetites in
I, oysr TI,,oaoles Of tho osason and hy eating
res ssd their stomaohs should fsol
great snu sat meals. Ono d0ss Of Apepsia,
folis, sipeolfc for dyspepsia will give per.
n nrs,n lew minutes In all cases and
p0Vsnu serious sjckuess
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18
DUBLlC SALES.

On April 18th and each Saturday there
after, until June 10 inclusive, other on the
monthly instalment plan or our usual plan,
or on both combined, as may be desirel by
tho sellers, We shall hold sales In nearly
every secti' n Of the city and suburbs, and
parties desiring to sell will please apply at
on,e. al7-6t HkALD l. CO.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-18

-np sAIrcFlN YOUNG MARE 10
hands hi xh, will work anywhere; sold
E,ant Of u.e. Thomas A. Sharp, zig nth
street Market '"