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ke16 49, J0s. KLEEH. Superintendent.
NOTICE TO OWNERS or rRoPERT'

M UIICE TO UWNERS UFFROPERTY
~ ON MAIN AND MARKET 6TRkETS. IL
Mali street from Twelfth aseet 10 Wheeling reck.
And MatRel Sttcot from Tenth street 10 Whccliun
Creek, md the owners or the agents Of owners Of
real estate on said streets arc hereby nolIlpl 10
connect all drain pipes leudng from their premIscs
with the public sewers In accordance with tho or.
dnancc Of the city. In such case ml,.e and proyi.
ded; md the Boail dcsltcs that ATTY changes con.
empatcs ~ us or water service pi pes will be maic
before the new paving Is laid. During the progress
Of tho work Of repairing. certain portions OF Id
streets will be closed and all persons arc notified IA
govern thcm,olyes accordingly. and not 10 remove
any barriers under the penalty prescribed In tho
ordinance In relation thereto. gf-,I n RI
BY order Of the Board OF Public Works, So
tcss9 G.'s5, SFg Il A. GALLlGAN, Clc;k, T.
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swlfr's s. Specific cures Scrofula, Mcrcuria
Poison, old Sores, or any impuriy.
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"lIAcSMerAck," l. lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price 25 and 50 cents,

SHILoi's CuRE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis
FoR DysrErslA and Liver Complaint, yor
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
6hiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents.
Sold by E. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel
lows Hall, and by R. H. List, 1910 Mai,
street. ~
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-" # .
and ntm: shoulders I'll Is: clear rib as 10: clear
sl62s. whtsky. steady at 81 le: combination sales,
finished goods, $50 barrels on basis 10. Butter
easier but not quotably lower. l{'.g7 NJ
CHICAGO. September e0.--Thc Drotsr's Journal re.
IIoss-Recpipu 400 head; shipu,ents6 800 head.
Market steady aud unchNliged. common mixed
)! e04s 90; heavy ~ aja9 10; light dull aud weak
q Y GoaS 20; sklps q loaf %. ..., Nd. .
- Cattle Receipts Loo ncad shipments Q 200 head;
natives scarce and steady good hhippIng 50 bDAC So
common to fair dullat q 00i5 30; butchers weak and
lower poor 10 fair y 3ta3 20 medium, to good 90 Se
t0Q choice 81 goal w. sockcrs weakest 20at a5 range
hall breeds and Americans 81 Ooi5 o.. 4 70 !
,sleep- Receipts 400 head: shipments 20s0hcad,
Market steady, values weak and quality poor poor
% ialf ~ 0oaa 4o medium 10 good ~ coal w;
cholce 10 extia VI .0al 70. r. ~
lower for city mills; other brands steady. Wheat,
western lower and quiet: No. 2 winter red spot
iGhal oi9i: September ~ Oixal o.: October
q 9sllal 81 November o. u!1{aI 0iN; December
0cloGer CO asIr November 81 asisi NOVEMBER Ss
Or December. oil or'new, Nc; January 5GI.c
Pats; trm and higher: western white taitc: mixed
iE?al'c;pennsylyani4 iA.ie. Rye. quiet al !OA7Sc
butter firm and unchanged. Eggs, hivhet at sc.
stcady. Whisky dull Ut 81 20ai u. ~ "'"'
rnllAnELtil!A, September 9o.-rlour quiet. lyo
n M scarce; Whea! quiet: No; 2rcd tuck 81 Gt;,
0t34: December 81 U7kai OK. Corn duil
options closed ilm sail liked lie; steamer C9a7Cc
No. .. Coo: sall mlsed October G6EaG7x November
No. mixed Bic Provisions arincr Lard him.
Butter dull. Eggs quiet Cheese wanted: creamery
iotalic. Petroleum firm aud unchanged. Whisky
,IirTsnundu, Pa, September 50.-The wllcst OK.
element prevailed at tho Oh Exchange ngain to.
day, aild the transactions were the largest OF the
wetx, aysrcsa,ing I,SJ6,G0 barrels. Tne market
opened with sales ~ We, declined 10 9lISc, aud
then, becoming nrmcr recovered, aud advanced 10
tho close, when 95c was bid. E'.|I I,lIErII'
NEW foRk, September 30-M.rAtA-Manuiac
turcd copper unchanged: new sheathIns 2sc;
ngot fako iSf.a1st+c fig Iron iIfm; Scotch sl3 50a
y w American g., O0a2B 80. Iron Russia sheet
ngsl b0ll2 W. Nails; cut 50 G5a3 75 cinch s. g5a
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur
ability OF color are unequulel. Color from
two to five pounds. Directions in English
snd German. Price Is cents. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

Singing irritation, inflammation, all Kid
MY and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Bu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-02

ONE HUNDRED poLLAEs reward for a better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment il
AZURE c,,ra for Piles N-' ntw
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MEDICAL, 4
0R. ]. E. SMITH,
MEDICAL
,,,- r1tApIINE STREET.

Cm"A
InO SNllg17,
~ @a 49,
,,t,pJ1NE STREET.
50. HI ohAi'" ,,',.. .,oo... /. ,,o ~.
c,sn.t !latnS,icNts The Increasing demands Tor
sol tIIah1l services Prove that ! nave uealt
= nOtslOIIt. ,ly with those who have consulted
ssq1Sll nv :, ~ patleni's name without permits.
q Go0sn h I rlltrd after they, had been pro.
81 sas.snet,,sGIc, NthotouSh lntdlcal education.
S.,yycanho,i!a ns1yanea ~ ien;
GaSttta,YStcc ulIsF!tles and strict attention 10
y'I1Ltn Engagement lns'ltcs success. IL cntS IL
IItaN ~ family give the M'lcht my op,tiOh.
rSh NDBpHNEN
TDMkLI -LA.OoA
No.. i,,.cas,s and Rheumatism -
,Irst ana LNG n!yo,i,iny seemed 10 hclp mo.
.sNi IriiiVn ,sJ liz Smith cured mu,H
mlaar'O'''' O ZEIT. PHILLIPS,
N wheeling, VA.
u,,.,ps n, Nose, Impaired Voice SUI.
aIra. ,vN !nrstcu, medicine failed 10 help me.
s-hiIein, y",siv cured mo. i. = - -
sss!AconI'V'e'' ~ II, Mi 'ESCiiiDDuCE. ipt
o,sDcldri 4 Co Wheeling, ". Va.
.oot rirStatrd Stomach. -"Trcatnen
pNytth Az a'.isS ma relief Dr. smitl, c,irol
swln tIieIr ,i,s,u IL Ii(jiT. Ins,,rNIlco Agent.
.u.a hon ior fourteen, years. DR.. Smith
o." LOUIS T. WASHINGTON,
a.. banning Sores OH Iicad.-"My son was
stass H. Fourier iourtscn years. Nothing seemed 10
aila' Ne Mrs, CATHERINE CAPS. i0I
.,,c.nI for years with cAucef. Had Il
nttt- s;., ,,Mes il returned nflcr each opera.
s..Atee u w ,,c mo without knlie CatIstIcor
j. d. sHl''" '"' NRa. II. N. CIRCUIT.
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II one and all Of us would cultivate this
gift We Would have more and heartior in.
vitations. In watching one oil tho most
successful OF visitors learned these simple
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"e" h0EN a0OHeJ "HU bIOCRHs ? -
NEW York. September 30.r Money las per cent.
pslme aertan'lle paper 7as. per cent. Sterling
exchange hAnker' bills stetdyAt 81 81; demand
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FURN| 'URE.
Cart { is!
nfrp # s A. y; 4 'sSf!25 I
III uelu vi u SlDEBOARDS aud WARD.

CapptS 9 ~ 4 $;;;j 4
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tISt. ?. & 8. c. arst,. .....l1lh
.lU. ?. bonds, tlrsts.....l1JH
i U. 7. Land GrAnts..ll3
Q. ?. sinking iuuJ.-llT.
Texas Fac land 81, Gu
{ DO. RioGrande div. ST..
sOtlereti
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AND ELM GROVE R R

u tho Wheeling md Elm Grove Rnilroal Will RIM
follows. leaving the city (cornrr Eleventh and
inrket SlIlrlsl, and Hornhrnnk's PARK nj ~. -,
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9. .. -, extended. 1904
.. =. ~. coupotis...ll!HNI
y: y. ". coupollA-....lGt5sI
Pacific 81 OF '95-.....lU
Central PAcldc dryta..ll4
Erie scconda.............. yJLI
Lohixh l. Wilkea-..,.lul
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th..;S, ~ PROOF

~, Ilyrf DlNRslN and KhCNmhtlSm,--
lS.nst III ,v .N"SoiLing seemed 10 help NO;
s.tvi ls .s o,,t oi bed, Dr. Smith cured me-"
~lpa E"o"'' ZEi>r. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, VIVA.
p,rgp, o! Nose. Impaired Voice sui.
hafa,, ~ pstcn. medicine failed 10 help ne.
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NEw YoRK, September 30.- MISUNDERSTANDING.
tured COPPER unchanged new shcathIns sc;
lnRot lako iSLa1st{c. fig Iron irm; scotrh $l3 5Oa
y W: American ST. COATS So Iron Russia sheet
Ing sl 5Nl2 W. Nails; cut 50 G5a3 IS; clinch 81 g
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08
Lynch Law In It 6eOt gea.

The Republicans of st. Georges Hun
dred are having little taste Of Lynch
law, though as yet nobody has beer
murdered, nor is it likely there will be
The worst that has occurred il the los.
of character to Collector Lynch, who
absolutely refuses to he found wher
the Republicans of the Hundred by the
dozens try to find him in order to DAY
their taxes. In consequence these Re
publican citiz1ns have not only to SUI
fer distranchisenent, but the County il
wronged out of the money due in taxes
Yesterday alone Lynch would have re-
ceived over 500 in tax, if he had KEEP,
his word and met mum Der OF Repub
Iicans who wanted to pay them. This
kind OF Lynch law is condemned
heartily by members Of his own party.
The question is, shall the names o!
these men who have offered to pay
their taxes be stricken from the assess
ment lists As delinquents, or will the
Levy Court compel the collectors to
receive the taxes offered to them within
reasonable time"
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

HE TINE FOR the payment o.
County taxes is still extended and sc
far "a IS known the County collectors
Will be at their post from TO ) O'Clock
every afternoon to receive taxes from
Al! whJlnay call at their offices to pay
them. Tie error lists have already
been returned but they cannot be acted
uloA FOR five days after the return, and
until then the collectors will sit at the
hour sta,et each day 10 receive taxes.
This still affords ample opportunity
t"r d@llnquents to come up and square
Themselves upon the col ectors books
and prevent their names from being
returned as delinquent and themselves
disiranGhised for one year.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

THE BOWELS of compassion do moi
seem to be easily moved in favor Of
Harrigan who is sentenced to be hung
next Friday week for the murder OF
Dennis Shea, even the jury which con.
victed him such az could be got togeth.
or. after being appealed to. TO recon-
mend executive clemency, refusing to
interfere. Thus the last ray OF hope
seems to be brushed aside, and dark
indeed must appear the future to the
condemned man, If he has made no
preparation to die. In the face of death
We would not utter word that would
make the unfortunate man feel more
but we may be pardoned
We hope, for saying that Harrigan's ap-
end is the natural sequence
of life Of crime and defiance to the
laws OF the State. To die upon the "a :
lows is an awful thing, and yet were it
not for the fear of the gallows, society
would not be safe. Harrigan's first
step on the downward road to his own
destruction was his engaging in the
sale of liquors illegally. This in itself
is not looked upon as great crime, but
in his case it lead to others until his
career has brought him within view of
the gallcws from which there seems to
he no escape. Truly "the way of the
transgressOr is hard"
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

=, me olhciaI Board Of Brandywine NJ.
H. chnrch held meeting on Monday
evening, and the COMMITTEES On Finance
reported that they had paid all claims
aga'r'' the Stewards, and had y small
M'ancr remaining in the treasury.
yesterday morning the pastor, Rev,
John w. Shilling, left for Conference
Inc congregation are anxious that Rev,
Mr. Shilling shall be returaed for An
other year, and the Stewards have
made their wishes known to the pre-.
siding e'der.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

. better or worse citizen. 1t is . ques.
ton which presents strong arguments
gu both sides, and 10 accustomed have
We become to the old mode of paying
the poll tax before voting that we
look upon it As Just and proper.
But when We look around in other
States we find that in many Of them,
both North and South, the poll tax has
been abolished and in others there Is
only . nominal tax exacted, which Is
not difficult to pay a. . prerequisite
for voting. The question is, should
manhood suffrage be taxed? The Con-
stitution plainly lays down the req uire.
ments Of citizenship, and confers on
every citizen the right to vote. Should
State governments tax that right by
the imposition of onerous poll taxes
made difficult to pay by partisan State
legislation? The payment of q poll
AK makes no man the better or worse
,itizen. That every citizen should bear
proportionate share of State gov
'rnment Is right and proper, and q tax
hould be regularly laid and collected |
~ the officers of the State, but that the
errors OF Acknowledgement should be
leld I'D a. a club to coerca a citizep
INTO the payment of such q tax Is a
question which admits of much mature
and Intelligent discussion.
Is there is considerable excitement at
he present time in reference to the
ayment of taxes, the thought sug
ested-the abolition of the poll tax by
be Legislature may furnish food for
bought and argument for thoughtful
eople. |
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

A young man who gave his name ~
Charles Jube took . room on Friday
night in the house Of David Thompson
at 100 Fast Twenty fifth street, New
York. During the night he took bis
life by shooting himself through the
head with revolver carrying q bullet
Of very large oalibre. A letter WAS
found on his table add dressed to John p.
Jube, Of 967 Broad street, Newark, his
father, as 1t proved. and ready for the
mail. On sheet of paper we're writ,
ten the words: 81 am going to die ;
l am tired Of living" No reason was
stated. Young Jube was Is years Of
age and had the appearance ola con-
sumptivs. John p. lube, the father, is
reported TO be millionaire.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

CLOSE UPON the Leels of the declina-
tlnn OF Senator Conkling if seat On
the Supreme Bench comes the offer
to Senator Edmunds of the office but
the Senate: pronptly declined the prof.
fered honor. The watchdog Of the
Senate has work Of more Importance
than TO be buried up in the obscurity
OF scat on the Supreme Bench.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

IA there IN so much undetermined
work in .elaiion to the payment of
taxes would ii not be well for the PEG.
pie 10 "onsider seriously the propriety
of &holiFhinR the poll tax entirely as a
Prerequisite for voting? The poll tax
has nothing /" no With citizenship, and
tht payment Of /, makes man neither
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08
LSD<)hL I'll X TABLE.
OORRFTED MARCH 8, 1882.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON rOR

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOX
Philadelphia, 300, 223 $50, o:5b, '.2b slb 200
8: ' G46, 1890, Ills b. m; l2:lb, sl3:8S,
To- 1870. a:e0, OF, e:l0, e:3s, s:oS, 1890 p
IN.
Row York, 2OO,2:9s, $50: s,bs, rs, $40, ll:6;
81 'l2:3s, l.bs, SIT. o:3s p. Ii.
Baltimore. loo $685. m, AMI 800 .. IN.
Baltimore and " ashington, G5,, l:42, Adj
500, e35a. m; l, Los, s:b7, ll:A0 p. In.
Baltimore and Bay Line, SIS p In.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, 600 p
IN.
Now Castle, Q. 90, 93b q. m; LOO 6:2b 2. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, G8i
a. IN: Loo; go p. IN. No Sunday trains.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, sSb q. no.
LOB p. IN.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 7:l0 ..
m; 300, 500 p. m.
Delaware Western Railroad, 7:l6, 1890 o. M.
b:3b y. IN. Sundays. 1880 n. m; 600 y. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS FOR
Philadelphia 200, 223, $40 q. IN. 1900 Git
$3.50, o:3s, 1880, at5, 1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 900, 1913, q. m,
5:i7, 6:3S p. IN.
baltimore and Washington, LOS, Ia A5l
500 a. IN, ll:U4 y. IN.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l:az 4ol.74b, s;UO, 1898, a:3Oa. IL
200 IN; 1915, 1850, 100. 1850, $40,
500, $40, GOV ,6:20o:5T, s:DO,9.to ll0l, 1875
q. m; 70, 1896 llOo, 1880 y. IN.
From New YORK, l'ls, 4:5l. $40 a. H., LOO 1909
5:On, 1857, Il:d4 p. IN. IN SUNDAYS. Nv.
4:5l, 800 d. tn, !lD4, p,
From Baltimore, 400 2:Z3, 9:4e, ll:53, 1870 a
m, la3, J:li, 6:559:55 On Sundays, 200,
2:23, II. m, BIZ, 63S, .: s.
Prom Washl Jgton. 300, 223, ll:5ia. m, 1898
1903, b:l7, c:3s, 9:55 +. m. Tn Sundays,
zoo &13, a. IN, oil, COS, $3.50 p. In.
New Castle, s4s, s:a6 q. w., 1907, $40, 90
.. IN No Sunday trains.
delaware Railroad, s:4s a. H.; 1907, sos .
III. No Sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Ra,lroad, s4b|
O. H.; il:3b. o:b5 p. In. sunday tr aims, a.
Delaware Western Railroad, 800 q. M; Ali
y. m' sundays, $40 a. IN. $40 p. III
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Philadelphia 18th and Market streets, 1890.
500, $3.50 7:l5, 1875, s:2l, 1920, leo. /, 50'
a. m, lG23, 100 1916. 3O2, i:30, sos, Sis.
t:6b, o:3s, 81 Q, 1000, )ol5, ll:3O, p. III, n
aHhhys, lE3u 900, Elb, 630, u. M, LOS
-. 500 1000: l0:lo, 1880 p. IN.
figures marked thus ~ denote tho limited
express trains
SPECIAL NOTICE,
Special train will leave Hrays' Ferry for
Broad AID Washington avenue station On nv.
rlvai OF following train lea ing Wilmington
~ $500, 300 800, $40 a. IN. and $50 D. 10.
!Ieave Broad and Washington avenue for
Wilmington at $40. 7lb SIC. lO:l6 a m. Lao
5:zo, a:l0D. IN. '''''
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

CoNKLiNG might appropriately have
written to President Arthur: "My deal
fellow, refuse to be shelved in anti
cipaton Of 1884. Will you please paste
that in your AAo."
IT WILL be interesting to watch and
see whether all the Democrats returned
as errors by the collectors to the Lev,
court will vote at the next election.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

Mr.. William Grant of the Ocean
County Democrat, published at Tom 4
River, was in town yesterday visiting
John NJ Stewart, his grandfather and
favored the REPUBLICAN with : call.
The Democrat isa live paper, the re-
suit of having live editors.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

BALTIMORE wants a world S fair next
year, but iii cannot have vat the
star proposes to help the American
agricultural association to hold their
proposed exhibition.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

y UUlKlL,, FDouR' ~
" A ID JDrL ~ "N ,snFl
Tsny"s 10 * around 80 j., us1
Y h,.yirg where you can W! ", .tsI
+ r the le,Ist money ooN ',, VI
dried u piss, I cls;ev'P"SS, inl
teaches, 70 and l9stS; " 10. ~
g. ~ hs. goot cOie 20 e.. ut
CTS. at SUGARS away 'c o',y frrI
syrup ever spli In the c.' cgt
good syrups and u r az can't
extra, our 81 is fine, our o' t az rt'
member W, are selling = Sr:s
brands of flour, WIN. lie, N.,,5efb
$1,7; besr 'liffon +. r. ~ r,r1p
IS 70; ki,kwnod. u II; h,.t
flour, 81 81. We beve the yllh'
the city. Remember W. tfrta
hours TO giv" s.tisfactlon,' M, " nd
ate, tn -four and reiuh%, ~,
u you take no ri.E. !" 90 "
recommend esNeciaIly ar" ',.c NV
tran any o;h'rgrocery !, NJ meg.
Goods delivered oil par aired. W
ity. Hay Sl26 per ~, front
oats, 90 cts =. J. tOnr', ,nnl ~
sou or front aud mar rnsr
sure and get the right 'o'"' A
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

THY LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSKK.
4 PhnadclphiA. JNO. WANAMAXRR
0fAnd Depot, lSth and Masket styoo10,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08
WILMINGTON HAY AND STRAW
MARKET.
YAM Els & BRO.
NO. 2O4 MARKET STREET.

Have large assortment of Knives, Forks,
Ivory, Hard Rubber, Rosew )od and all styles
of Pocket Knives.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

Particular Notice.
All the drawings will hereafter be unde,
the exclusive So fervsLon AMI control a
GENERALS q. 7. BEAUREaARD and
JuBAL A. EARLY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN FORTUNE. THIRD.HRAND DIS
TRlBUIlON. CLASS &. AT NEW Il
LEANS, TUESDAY, nAKCh ii.
Iss2-l42u Monthly Draw
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY
Incorporated In 1865 for rs years by II
Legislature for Educational and Charitab,,
purposes-with a capital Of 81, 900. c0O--,,
which reserve fund Of over s42O. 900 has slnc,
been added
ny an overwhelming popular vote III
franchise was made q part Of the presen
state Constitution adopted December I'd, A
ID, 1879.
Its Grand single Number Draw,
lnKs will take place monthly.
IT NKvRR soALEs OR PosTPosss
Look at the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
10000 TICKETS AT Two DOLLAR
EACH. HALF.TICKETS ONE.
DOLLAR.
LIST OF pRIZES
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08
Il FOB ALL THE People.

,...td' teeth st %, o., % and tlG
A o, oeth a,tfsrt;d without gao
Daia ,, me css OF 4 q over thirty ) ears q.
perienW. PIX. aAMLAHEEh.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Special train will leave 1rays' Ferry for
Broad and Washington avenue station on ar.
rivai offoliowinx train lea ing Wilmington
Leave Broad and Washington avenue for
$40, $40 .. IN. '' '''''
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08
N. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
nr N n ma Tnvuu~,

VI NJ NJ DAUPH1N,
l27 La salie street, Chi cagO, Ill.
or NJ. A. DACpHlN.
WV seventh ct. Washington, DC.
The rev York Office In removed
10 Oh 'eaEO.
n. Il. orders addressed % New
dreams Will receive prompt atlen.
Inc particular attention Of the Public l,
called TO the fact that the entire number O.
the Tickets for each Monthly Drawing is sold
ana consequently oil the prizes In zach draw
INK are sold and drawn and paid.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08
SUNDAY Trains.

Philadelphia and Intermediate StAt,ore,
$40 a. m, IL IL. $50, 1870 (express Y.6b)l0 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, AGO, i23A. "a.
SIT, o.3s p. IN.
baltimore and Washington, l.42 A,6l,
s 90 a. w.; ll.0t p. N. 06 a m.
For further information passengers srs =,
aired to thu time tables posted at the depot
Trains marked thus ~ sre limited expres
upOp which extra fare 10 charged,
FRANK THOMSON, J.R. WOOD.
Henl MANAGER. Honl Pass. AIT,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

1857 Prizes, amounting to. am M,
Responsible corresp ,ndinv agent, wantet
az Al! points, to whom liberal colnpensatior
will be paid,
for further informant N, write clearly
NVin9 iuIl address, Send orders by express,
or registered Letter, or Money Order by
mail, addressed only TO '"'' ~
Daily Republican., 1882-03-08

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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-09-29
GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO.


WHEAT.-Lower; Sept. S1.009l01. Oc-
tober, 92@92l4c; the year, 91(d929sc.
CoRN.-L0wer; Sept, 59@594c; Octo-
Der, 5911@59S4c; the year, 52Js153c.
OATs:-Lower; Sept, sos a3OIEc; Oct,
O@305sc; the year, 30@30Ic.
RYE.-Firm; Sept, 5s1z@59c; the year,
5SLc.
PRovIsIoNs.--MessP Pork lower; Sept,
S20.00@2l05; October, S20.9O@21.05; the
year, S1000(d19.07%. Lard-Steady; Sep
tember sold at S12.35@12.5211; Oct, SASS
912.521I; the year, S11.4711(d11.5O
CATTLE.-Market firm. We quote:
Fancy heavy export steers. ...... S7.0067. 25
Choice fat steers, ................. 6.40@6.75
Good do. ........... $4,000. 25
Medium grade steers. ........... 4.500D5. %
Fair to medium steers. .......... 3.65014.15
Hogs.-Market firm. Sales ranged from
S7.90@s.5O for light packing and shipping;
sS.15@s.95 for heavy packing, and from
sS.2599.10 for fair to choice smooth heavy
shipping lots.
BUTTER.--Steady and firm. We quote:
Choice to Fancy Creamery at 29a31c y h;
ordinary to good do. 24a26c; good to fancy
Dairy at 19a24c; common to fair do. 12a13c;
Iadle,packed, 141fa16c; packing stock at Is
lac; Grease, Sa10c.