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The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28
FendaII & Mitchell and John /. Yellott.
SOLICITORS.
rI,RUsTEES' SALE
NICE LITTLE PROPERTY ~ THE 5ru
DISTRICT OF BALTO. COUNTY.

i'y virtue Of a ieeres q the Cirr..t Court fi
Baliinere eoEs;y. sitting IN Equity. pasiel u.
- in a eaase Peadins IN saiI Court. -
L. sberein Josias ". Deb u All Z hatlz. n =
J. Sgrsueh are conpiainaEts anf Rachel WiI.7r
aEi others are defenlants. the unlcssi .uei Tsus-
tees, uil. ohsr for sale By Pubii- aueii9H a. the
COurt IIou.e d0oria Tous6stoEn. On
Tassfsy, "a. ri d1y ~ Fsl-ta-g. is,e.
At u o'elsek ",
All that loi q lsai situate in the s;h cistsn lis
trict. a4jginins iaais q Jo5a Pcar-e anl otlers
which vas c1nveyei hy Joshua q. Green q Arv-
ana Boryn. By deel dated tie goth dag % De
esaaber. IN the ysar ISIS. aEd recorded ltuan iae
Land Records q Bai;imgre county. 10 Liber a..
II. G.. No. 70. folio 20. &C.. saii ioi being clu-
posei o! parts q several tracts o. aEi kn4Ea re-
spestisely Bear. Roca. 'Wainu. Hills" auI
"NArkey's iIili. elafaining about
. ACRES AND IS PEECIlES Or LAND.
MORE OR LESS.
Improved b. tHs-story DWELLING House
q e7sEeatsni sire aai arrangement. AL u-ees-
s.ry oa;baiilin-s. aal the fisA, O. nee sne-ialf
q a large AL eJnveuieut barn sitaatel "a f4r-4
adjoining this property AZ bat sh1r; distance
from the dEeiiins- Ais9 a W9oi o.; i3-lftI lt.-st
mile from the above naa4ei property. aljsiain: /:
the lAats o! Jacob -tamhcTEer aui 1therF. con
tainis< abosi Ioi ACRES. MORE or LESS.
Both io;s are located on the county EoaI isai-
ing froa Ii. carissl g. Nitiie;3En srf usartls
Ee-kleyssiiie rozi- Il 10 10 a si rci-lt. r.
kooi and nsar ekurehss. schools. stases ee.
TERMS OF SALE - prescrbei B. the ie.-ee
-yne-half Cash on the ratid.atiqa 10 tie stic.
One hasifei dollars q the cash paymcu; o. Be
dsf.asissi Sish the TFustses ~ the ;ime u sale.
ant the bEi1n-e ~ siT l.aat4. !rl-a dsF af s.rr
deferred PsyEea; g. besE ia;sre-t asl O. &c .e-
eurei . the faf!sfaetien % rAe Trsstets.
W. FRANK MITCHELL, r-......
JOHN I. YELLOTT. lf-''
GEO. ". HOOK, AzeiiaEeer.
Jn,. I4-ss
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

ee-Mr. Barnes Compton 10 . highly favored
gentleman. In addition to his very comfortable
salary as Treasurer Of Maryland he also draws
the No, insigniheant sum Of $500 per annum ss
Treasurer Of the Maryland Hospital for the Is-
sane. Ifa few more Offices could be created fer
be and Senator German they nigh, be made Pas,-
ably comfortable.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

80 Mr.. George Cotton 10 named for president
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal whsn Senator
Gormsn resigns that oeiee-vhsn be does. Mr..
ceiton is nos one of the Polies Commissioner Of
Baitimore and desires 10 60 mp higher. His
friend, the Senator. will likely step out of the
way and let the Ii,sls giant" hang his hat on the
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

Es-JesePh Harris. uho is an Sli Onion grgusr.
says the price q onions has beea - high Tor the
past thFes years. that everybody 10 goisg 10 sgv
enisns the e0ning sPring. His a1Siee is ''don't.-
Bot u those uh0 have had 10 eIPsrienee SW sSs
osions. b sure % &c; god seed. Send fer Nr.
Harris' Cafai9gae of Field. Garden and FloEes
SEEDS. address. JOSEPH HARRIS.
Morefsa Yarn Raehsst~- KY
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

~ II has recsnily besn decided By . soufh
carolisa court that . eosdiiion In . uiE which
rsquiFss isgsies sndsr the win to be raised In
esrsain religious faith, 10 void because fis sgaiss
public policy. The wiIi stands - u ths eoaai-
tion we're not annexed. because the sondifion ia-
self il = nuiIity iniau.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28
Jas. c. Morton. Matchmaker,

Having hAi several yssss experiesee in the Watch
and JeSeiry Bssiness -iih Ne.sr,. Geo. W. webb
60. aad Nessrs- canfsii Bro. 4 Co. respe-s-
fsy bsss leave O. infsrn the psblie that he Il
prepared % so all orders. ssnbsHeinx Chrosane-
ters. wstehss. ciecSs. Nssi- BOEss asi Jesslry.
Al orders - postal fsr rsPairisz siIi be pronPiiy
affen4eI fs
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

c8-FOur hundred and hfty-four dollars ssd
ninsty-ons cents is one Of the items Of receipts
Into the State treasury Published In the comptrO-
lsr's report. and credited 10 the 'eonseisnee fan'
The Clerks oibes Of this county paid into The
treasury 1895.
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VlHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
l. seribcr has obtained from the 0rphans'
conFt II baltimore county, letters Of Admins
tfaii1n on the estate of
ANN OSBORNE.
laie of said county deceased. All persons having
claims a.'aHst the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, to the
.Ibf-siber.
90 ~ Jefors he 5h day Of August. Iss2,
they may otherwi,e By law be excluded from all
bcrcai of aid estate. Those indebted 20 said es-
tate are requested to make Immediate payment-
Given under my hand this goth day Of March,
i-st JOSEPH THOMAS OSBORNE
Jaa.s.-it. Administrator.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

G~Tusnty-ons nilIisaaires hare died IN xsu
rosk city within The Iasi few years. Isasing prep
srty wosh in the aggregate s2sey yeee. .eee.
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es-EIen- Cisrhson n. Potter, one of the ablsss
members efths Esw YoEk bar and leading Dem
esrat Of that State, died on Monday.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28
wun.n s. Kssch, At.ssssy. Ts-ssuss...
IN THE MATTER
ESTATE or CHRISTOPHER =. LANDER
TOX, LATE OF BALTIMORE c0rxTY,
DECEASED


ORDERED ~ tke OEyAa>s' cesrt e BnIri-
@srs essnty. tkis 3sEk Asy sfJ..1.sy, A. D. lsse
that distrsbsfiss e ths perssaai essHts e eail
christspher J. L4@berssa. l4ss e BAiti1srs es1.-
~. Aese.se1. ~ made by PAfsisk Nsrrzy. tks
Enesssss q The Rass wSn ss1 tsss.z<.s e s.il
ChrisssPher J. La@bsrtsn. 4eeease1. - Wek...-
deg, fas 80 Deg # AgvsL. a D. lsS2, s.ssr ths
4irsesiss Hs1 osnsrss e fAis cssrs shss day k.s-
ing bss. sPgsi.ssa - th.s psrPsss - sks s.s1
Exee1asr with tbs osas1n1 ana aVIFsgal e tkis
c@sr1- As1 : 10 farther er&e-ea ~ tAis Cssss
shaf sstiss tAsrssf ss1 sssiss q a.y s.1 I'll lsx-
sssrs znasr ssi1 lass wil a.4 tsst.asns, 90 hsirs
a l1w e any 4eeenNes hex1ans nEmn1 anA msm-
tiseei u sas1 lsss 81 ssl t<sss1s1f. al - a.y
nnl Al p<rssas i1fsssss1 4. s1i1 e=ssas - ks nal
nPFezr n ths Cssrs u psrss9. 90 by Azly ap-
psints1 Atfsr.sy. - ws1sesi.y, tks IN aay ef
April Iss1. ~ girss ~ p1hlirssiss e dis 80
Arr once q week &c fssr sssressive ws<ks. bsfsre
ths fsss Gay - NsssA. A D Iss1. {. tss rsss-
pape-s p1bEskea n Ba1.izsss cs1.sy nfsr.anil.
n fhe senas sG MsrykanL
JOSHUA v c0cKEr.1
y0Hx GOxTRCN. Jnlres-
JESSE DAILY,
Tr~s csvy-Tss:
ksgtsesr e Wns So B.lIi.srs essnsy.
Inn- xks-e1
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

CAvIxG: To FARMERS.

WANTED.---A capitalist @ fsruis1 sI .9oo
w against the sssvi-es q a thor1ashly pFs.ti-
cal @1n % start a light. ssfe and pieas.nt busi-
nsss - tksisis- z2ssf.eturin< tssn in Eaits-
Dors e@assy- Fss an sIaeafei yoang man, Hho
10 jnss frs@ sshsai asi has at sseetei nsr eugar
81 - a.y hssissss. tsis uiH bs oppsstanity.
Ne sisk- Highly hsssEabie. s<reesbis aai gee
tssL Rssrrsnees exehan<s5- Address
QUAKER.
Csisa OGss. Tosssa r o.. Baito. Co. Nd
Jan- 1T
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

- ACRES. mostly woodland, improved by
gooi DWELLING HOUSE, I? miles from city.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

Ta1 -aall places. one of 50 and one -
niiss On Hartford turnpike.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

TWELVE FARMS of various sizes in Balti-
more sluaty. reasonable terms
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

OFFER THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
FOR SALE:
- ACRES or VALUABLE LAND bordering
n the ni9n Il. r., miles from city limits.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

r.s- Pa-tie' having property to sell will do
uc.i 90 place j; ia our hands. (Jan. lI.-tf.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28
Miscellaneous.

II G.. MILLER,
-. HASrTAcTuRER AND DEALER ~
Agricultural implements.
P.ows, HaroWs. Dragss, cui-~A
tivatlrf. Shovel PloWs, &c. NHx9
ASHLAND, y. c. R.R. ~
The Celebrated 0xford Plows made 20 order.
<ff- Also. manufacturer Of various kinds Of
stove Casiings, including Crates, &C., at much
ic than ci:y prices. Castings Of all kinds kept
on Eani ~ male q order at short notice.
c3- Repairing of Agricultural Implements Of
aN kials speciality.
>s'-The patronage of the public respectfully
solicited and saii'faction as 10 work and prices
siaraG'eel or'isFs y anil promptly attended 10.
L. q. MILLER,
Ashland r. o., Baltimore county, Nd.
@an.li.'.2y.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28
CmERBOXXIER 4 WRIGHT,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS 4 cONvEYAHcERs,
". $, SMEDLEY ROW, TOwsONT0wN,
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28
Legal Notices.


FIlnIs u To GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
J. seribeF has obtained from the Orphans
Court for baltimore county. letters of Admins
trniion on the estate of
JAMES z. OGIER,
late of said county deceased. All pertons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
t. exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subseSiber,
oH or L,forc tie ia dag Of AHgHsf, Iss2;
they may othorNise by law be excluded from all
benefit % said estate. Those indebted 20 said es-
tate arc requested TO make immediate payment
Given under my haHithis leih day SfJsn; Iss2.
Jan. i.-Gt.1 Administrative.
FJlnIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha. the sub.
i scribcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of baltimore county, letters Of administration on
the estate of
RR. J. W. BURTON,
late of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 20
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber.
or or J,fose tie 7h day Of August, 1889,
they may otherwise By Law be excluded from all
benehi of said estate. Those indebted TO said e.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of Jan. 1889.
JOHN W. BURTON,
Jan. .li.-ita) Administrator.
FJNlIis Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
l. sefibers have obtained from the Orphans Court
Tor Baltimore county, letters testamentary on
the estate Of
MOSES cULLIS0N,
late q said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
70 exhibit the came, with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscribers,
oa Or J.lore tic ga dag Of August, 1889;
they may Otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 20 said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 10th day Of Jan. 1852.
GEORGE X. CULLISON,
GEORGE W. BELT, SAeeu'oh'
Jan. LIE
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28
Sales of Property.
WnIIam 5. Keech. solIeil.,.


VALUABLE LEAsEHOLD PROPERTY IN
18TH DISTRICT or BALTIMORE COUN-
TY, on WASHINGTON ROAD, -.
= ABOUT OF A MILE PROM CRY 80
IL LIMITS. IMPROVED BY -
FOUR FRAME DWELLING HOUSES.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-28

TINIIs l. TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scribcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of baltimore county, letters Of administration on
fhf estafe of
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
Congress Yesterday.

In the U. s. Senate yesterday, Mr..
Hale from the Census Committee; re-
ported back The House Apportionment
bill, and asked its immediate consid-
GRAFTON, but failed in his request. Mr..
Call offered a resolution which was Or
dered to be laid on the table and printed,
looking to a Congress of the American,
Governments III Washington to settle
the difficulties between Chilli and Peru,
The bill to place General Grant on the
retired list was discussed at some
length without action. Mr.. Fair intro
duced bill authorizing the issue of
silver certificates of certain denoDina-
tions. After an executive session, the
Senate adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Hewitt, rising to
a question of privilege, declared, for
himself and Mr.. August Belmont, that
they were misrepresented in the use Of
their names by Jacob r. Shipherd. A
number of bills and resolutions were
introduced under call of States. The bill
to promote the efficiency of the Life
Saving Service and the Japanese In
demnily Fund bill were both passed
under a suspension of the rules. The
bill to limit Chinese immigration was
made the special order for the I'd of
March and thereafter until disposed of,
subject only to appropriation bills.
An evening session was held for con-
sideration Of the District of Columbia
Code bill.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
About the Depot.

For some time past, during the con.
struction Of the new depot, the pave
ments on Front and French streets
have been In almost an impossible con
dition. This evil has now been rene.
died by the railroad company placing a
board walk In front of the building on
French street and have cleared the dirt
from the pavement on Front street
which makes both ways in fit condition
to travel over.
A lamp has also been placed on
French street, between Front street and
the railroad, which was needed i'm.
provement.
The carpenters who were at work last
week in putting up the portico, had to
cease operations on account of running
short of material, they beng ahead of
the mill work.
The olasterelsSare busy on the inside
and are making rapid progress.
The building is viewed by large
number of persons, many Of whom say
that it is entirely too small, for city
the size of Wilmington, and for the ac-
comnodation of the travelling public.
The company will no doubt see their
error when it is too late.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
THE FIERY ELEMENr.
TIE Timely Discovery and r rOmpt
Action OF the Firemen Avert q
Serious Fire and Elk pl OsiOn.

Shortly after o'clock last evening,
an alarm of fire was struck from signal
box, No. II, at City Hall, and in re-
markably short time the entire fire de.
partment were on tho scene and ready
for action The fire was discovered to
be in the sewing machine Office of Will
liam f. CrCssley, at the Northeast cor
ner Of Sixth and Shipley streets. In a
remarkably short time the whole office
was in a blaze, having started from a
corner of the roon which is partitioneu
oft and is used for repairing machines.
No one being about to open the doors,
they were battered in by the tiremen,
who soon suppressed the flames. By
their prompt action and the timely dis
coyery of the fire, serious cOntiagra.
tion and perhaps an explosion was
averted, the labratory of u. James Belt,
druggist, being on the second floor, which
contained quantity of chemicals, while
the cellar was filled with oil, and had it
reached these parts a serious explosion
might have oCcurrc d, which would no
doubt have beer attended with loss of
life, and Wilmington would have been
in company with its sister city, Chester.
Mr.. Crossley was at the Opera House at
the time of the fire, and had only left
the store about half hour previous.
He stated that every thing was all
right when he left.
The origin of the fire is mystery to
him. His stock consisted of sewing
machines, and attachments. Some of
the machines were damaged beyond
q tolY lYA
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
A Letter from odessa.


ODESSA, DEL, February Goth, 1882.
The churches of our town are each
troubled over a change of pastors.
Within a few days Rev. VIM. V. Lon.
derbough, the young and talented pas.
tor of the Presbyterian church has ten-
dered his resignation, to take effect
the first of March. During his stay
among us he has greatly endeared him
self not only to the members of his own
church and congregation, but to all
with whom he came in contact; indeed
the regret at his departure seems uni
versal. The M. e. church is equally
sad, as the time of conference rolls
around reminding them that the full
term of their beloved pastor, Rev.
VIM. H. Hutchin will, according to the
law of the church, Glove with this con-
ference year. This is one of the cases
in which many Metho!ists would for
the time being, gladly do away with
the three years restriction, and continue
Mr.. Hutchin for years to come. His
christian spirit, as well as social quail
ties, have made him hosts of friends
both in and out of the church and while
this society has been particularly for
tunate for several years in securing
good preachers and lovable pastors,
there has never been one who has made
warmer or more sincere friends. Com
ing among us three years ago, almost
q stranger, he will leave us feeling that
friendships have been formed that will
live on while memory lasts.
Ths kindest feeling of the churches
and community will follow both those
servants of God, the former to his
church in Philadelphia and the latter
to his appointment in the conference
wherever that may be, and if in the fu-
ture either should return to Odessa, as
pastor or friend, many loving hearts
will welcome them. o.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
Another Walking Match.

NEW YORK, February 19.-Another
six days walking match will begin at
Madison Square Garden few minutes
after midnight on Sunday next. The
contestants will be Rowell, the winner
of the Ashley belt; Fitzgerald, Vint, Sui
livan and Noremac, each of whom has
beaten Rowell's best record. and Hugh
es, Panchot, Haztl nd VIII. Scott. The
entrance fee is 81, 900 and no man max
ing less than 525 miles il to have any
share of the gate money. All Of the
men named are in active training for
the race and in pedestrian circles un-
paralleled scores are confidently pre-.
dictet. This is said to be Rowel's last
appearance as a pedestrian and he is
therefore expected TO surpass his pre-
viOus performances. Gilmore's Band
will give concerts twice day during
the race.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10 "A despatch
from Port Townsend says: The steamer
Eureka has arrived here from Sitka.
TheU. S. hospital there, which had been
occupied as an industrial school and
missionary house for Indian boys, was
destroyed by fire January 81. Since the
departure of the U. S. steamer Wachu-
sett dives, dance houses and grog-shaps
have been opened at Sitka. Hackenos is
being constantly manufactured. The
persons engaged i'll this business are
mostly Russians, half-breeds and aliens
They are under surveillance and on the
return of the Wachusett they will be
arrested and sent to Portland, Oregon,
for trial.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
The Lasl Ball.

The closing event of the season until
after Lent, took place last evening in
Webster's Dancing academy. rhe
event was the first annual ball of the
Reliance excursion association, and for
enjoyment was a success. Owing to the
disagreatle state of the weather, they
did not have large crowd, but just
enough to have first rate time. The
march started about ten o'clock, with
Master of ceremonies, j. p. Keogh and
wife. on the lead, followed by William
McCu,lin and Miss Annie Woolis, j..
Bradley and sister; G Broadhart and
wife; j. Il. Kane and Miss Gill; and q
couple bringing up the rear. After the
grand march dancing was INDUCED in
until late hour this morning. During
the evening refreshments were served,
and good time was had.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
FloUdlSh Massacre,

A despatch from Buenos Ayers dated
January "a, says that particulars have
been received there of massacre of in.
habitants Of Pisco by Peruvian soldiery.
Col. Mas, with 600 troops from lea, at
tackled Villavicancio, routed him, and,
with the aid of his men proceeded to
attack Pisco. A thousand pipes of wine
were distributed among the men, who
burned the houses and murdered the
inhabitants.
-Four hundred foreigners, who attempt
I'd to resist, were cut to pieces, 800 being
killed, including the French Consul
The total number of victims was 100.
1t is said that Colonel Mas has since
been shot by Garcia Calderon's troops.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
eOrEia EiODe,nes,f.

5la5l }NNl eSVuteIunA W eekly.
On Monday night, the 9Th inst, the
8iende of Mr.. Frank Ferguson, of Ter
~, made . second attempt to capture
bride for him. After communicating
ylfh her through the window it was
11nd ont thai all the windows were
toned down and it was impossi BILE to
4 them, and the only egress she
LIZA have was through the room in
8h her father and mother slept. All
nlgfements being completed break
4e and soon Miss Mary was in
de OF heI lover and friends. But
IA folks were Ous.d and the
lng of ocks, the knocking down
&SD and the running hither and
of fOOtmen could be heard for
4yes. AS good luck would have
Ia man goE after the wrong party
ysued them to Buck Creek
When he could pursue them
her, he cried ont: go, but if l
Dhoes I would get you" We
Soon in our buggies and pro.
10 Oglethorpe in doub!e-quick
Vt halt.past four O'Clock Tues,
ening, Frank and Miss Mary
de man and wife.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
On his Muscle.
For the RauuhlicAn.

The citizens of Wilmington will, no
doubt, be surprised to hear that Gus
O'Donnell has developed into "heavy
weight" as it is currently reported
among the sporting fraternity, that he
is about to issue challenge to fight
any heavy weight in the State of Dula-
ware, which will no doubt pay him
better than repeating. Go in Gus and
may the best wishes of your many
friends make you win, but we are
afraid you will fail. RUMoR.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
HIsTOxICAL SOCIETY.
The Slated Monthly Meeting hello
Last Evenlnx - Donations Re.
eelVo0.

1
Last EVENING Donations Re-
eetvsd,
Last evsn;np the Historical Society
NJ delaware held their usual MONTH V
meeting Owing to the unpleasant
stata az tbe weather the attendance was
nmits small Dr. Johnson. the libra
Ran renorted that since the las1 meet
in0 ha had received two hooks. 2b news
naners II namnl 'ets and 3 slips A
lcomm,,nicat;on +, n the Rev. II. g..
little was readi which he stated
that the Rev. Dr.s le. founder of. and
for a number Of ", re- president Of the
Royal A static Society, has in his DOS.
session some native mans nictures dia.
grams and a hor of tpnipo reeds five
hundred years n,d. that he was willing
IN lactnre hefnre tha Socistv and iIlus,
trata his Isctnre With the ahHve articles
The nresident vas on motion of DR..
,Jobnson instrncte1 to iuv;te the gen.
tleman N lectnre hptore the societv Dro.
viIrI thev would m, be under a1y az
nerse ' n.,.ss,
Gsnrgs .Iohroo, of E,Lton Md was
made a corrs.n"nd;no MANNER,
Tne Co,nmittaa an nonations report
the folInwing cor,r;hutions received.
From Hon n II Ravard Narrative of
the Seronj Artirln Exnedition " made
bv G. r Hail and two volumes Of "The
United States e. Genoranhical survey
WEST IF tha 0na Hnndredtb Meri.
dian."from Hon EL Martin. 'Geulapv
of th. RIaat % Mii1, of naLnta." :" from
Dr.I. p Ruuh 10 wang Geological
Survey of the 'r,rritories !" and five
namnSlets also tha Virpil Of the late
Hon Ionis McG'ane givcn to Dr. Bush
hv DR. McI,ana. from Georga .Johnson.
EIkton Md MHistorv If Cecil Coun,
tv." from h r. Kennev Dover, five
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21

lent Arthur has rented for the
season, at LCpg Branch, the
eottage of Mr., John Hoey, on
genue. II is situated opposite
ge OF Hollywood Park, Mr.
|eountry seat.
~. Whittier, the venerable poet,
and has Of late grown exceed
eaf. He no longer lives in the
ly house at Amesbury, Mass,
2anvers, in a large, square house,
group Of oaks and pines.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
Will be Rebuilt

II is understood that in short time
the building ofthe Chester Military
Academy will be commenced; in the
it is probable that school
will be established at Ridley Park, to
serve as temporary quarters until the
new building is completed. The whole
insurance on the building and contents
amounts to $4,000 which is between
$50. 900 and $40, 200 less than the loss.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
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Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
Tho weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal officer, Washington, February
Ill A. M.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States:
rainy followed by clearing weather ;
southeast, veering to westerly winds /:
stationary or higher temperature fall
ing followed by rising barometer.