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Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
BIND UP THE BROK OKEN-HEARTED.

1t is beautiful figure. this binding
up--as though the Crucified One took
the liniment and the strapping, and put
it round the broken heart, and with His
own dear, gentle hand proceeded to
close mp the wound and make 1t cease
to bleed. Luke does not tell us that he
came to bind up the broken hearted II
you examine his version of the text, yol
will read that he came to heal them
That is goinl still further, because you
may bind up and yet fail to cure 1t ;but
Jesus never fails in His surgery. He
whose own heart was broken knows
how to cure broken hearts.
If you have that broken heart within
you, beloved, Christ came to cure
you and he will do 1t, for he never
came in vain " he shall not fail nor be
discouraged" With sovereign power
annointed from on high he watches for
the worst cases. Heart disease, incur
able by man, is Christ's specially. His
Gospel teaches the root of the souls i'll
the mischief which dwells in that place
whence are the issues of life. With
pity, wisdom, power, and condescension,
he bends over broken bones, and ere he
has done with them he makes them all
rejoice and sing glory to his name.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
AChal,ser Of Violence.

AT Il cOlorrl camp meeting, neal
n ishvillr, on Sunday night, while ihs
excitement was at its highest, Soint
white roighs fired twr,v shots into tire
crowd, causing general panic. IL is
said that one white man W., killed and
several colored persons were wounded
The excuse alleged for the rut1ianisn
was that " colored people ran against
the whites without offering au arnlogy
for such conduct" One white was ar.
rested.
On the ferry steamer Hope, between
Detroit and Windsor, on Sunday even,
ing, l.. Phipps, bartender, shot and
killed his wife. jealousy was the
cause.
Burt Scheibls .shot and killed Josie
Stubbs, a disreputable woman, and then
committed suicide, in Cincinnati, early
yesterday morning. Jealousy was the
cause.
Near Albuquervne, New Mexico, on
Saturday, Joel p. Whitney, of Boston,
and his brother-in in.law, A. Fernandez,
attempted to serve a writ Of ejecrmen'
on Manuel OteIo. A fight ensued, in
which Otero and Fernandez. were shot
dead and Whitney mOrtally wounded.
The latter has since died.
At Selma, Indiana, on Sunday night,
Mortimer Hill shot and severely wolnd-
ed his wife and then committed suicide
by shooting himself through the heart
They had lived unhappily because ofhis
drinking habits.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
RELIGION S
THE POOL OF BETHESDA.

We visit the pool of Bethesda. 1t il
full OF benevolent, nay, angelic memo.
ries, for did not the angel here go down
at a certain season and trouble ths wa
ter, SO that those who were diseased
and waited along the five porches fol
he moving of the water, should be
made whole? Did not the sick man
here receive from the Saviour his cure,
tor which he was rep"oached, it being
the sabbath day" Now, how changed
There IL no wafer IN the pool, save a
little green pool in the corner. AS we
enter 1t the air is dusty and full Of the
cries OF boys and men driving d0nkeys
within, loaded with the refuse of the
city, and whose basket panniers are
full of dirt, to be elnptied here, to make
room elsewhere for buildings. But to
our mind il is now, as ever, blessed
with the sweet waters Of healing.
An English engineer offered the gov
eminent TO clean 10 out, connect it with
the olden sluices, and ill it with pure
wa'er. The proposal was rejected. The
tender shows that these sacred memo
ries are rot oil dead, nor is the land
altogether left deso!ate. IL is said that
one OF the chief agonies ot the Saviour
was that "all forsOOk Him and fled"
So they did, and it was the bitlerest
drop in His cup of misery but now,
after two thousand years, His name is
in the household OF hundreds of mil.
lions of the human race? Out Of this
desolation, sacrifice and crucitixion,
there Is ascension for these millions, as
there was for Him Who can describe
the healing and consolation which have
emanattd from these scenes of suffering
aud salvation ?
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
BsuedIcCs - Bachelors.

John, my wife started Tor the coun
try this morning, baggage and babies
and for the next six weeks or more
will keep bachelors hall"
The speaker, a head bOokkeep IN Il
large shipping house down town, thus
addressed his companion while at din
ner yesterday, in a downtown res
taurant.
"Why don't you board ." asked hi
companion.
"Oh, there isn't half the fun, besides
lt's cheaper. You see use early aud
axe my hrr"kfaSt lier,, my dinnrr and
supper also
What GO you 90 on sundays" ="
Well, that, where the rub comes
n, htl, o'' Sunday morning 20 ont and
.rt quart If milk and loai OF bread.
inrn start for Coney Island, get my
iinner there, and get home III time to
make some pleasant calls. OF course
my wife never finds that out.
" How do You find time to wash the
dishes 90
never wash them set them all
back on Il table until my wife comes
home. OF course, there isn't a clean dish
in the house by that time"
" How do you manage about making
your bed ?"
Il havea scheme on that. You see, we
have three beds, s,and Of course my wife
left them all nicely made and MAX
theln4 do nine nights and have IA soft
place every night"
I" How ="
We'll, you see they are good, wide
beds Tonight III sleep on the tdge of
one of them, tomorrow night on the
other edge, and the followin night in
the middle 80 on around the whole
thee On Sunday III make them "
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
A Nuisance.

A lady complains that the residents
in the vicinity of Fourth and TatnalI
streets, have been as sadly neglected by
the slop gatherers as those In the
neighborhoOd of Tenth and Lombard.
The slop gatherers should be attentive, as
refuse matter soon becomes offensive
and will render the atmosphere poison
GUS that sickness will he the result. Let
the contractors look at the matter and
SEQ that their employees do their duty
faithfully and efficiently.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
INTENSITY OF SCRIPT RAJ PRAYERS

INTENSITY OF SCRIPT RAJ PRAYERS
The Scriptnral examples of prayer
have most OF them M unu!t-rab" in-
tnsity. They are pictures Of struggles
in which more Of suppressed desire is
hin;ed than which IL expressed. Recall
he wrestling of Jac0b-'I will NOT let
thee 20 -xrept thou bless me, and the
painting and pouring out Of David.
- cried day and night, my throat is
dried / wait for my God and the
Importantly of the Syro-PnTnician wO-
man, with her Yes, Lord, yet the dogs
under the table cal Uf the childr-n's
crumbs ard tine persistrncy OF Barti-
mrus, crying out, the more a great
deal, Have mercy on me, and the
'Ilong crying aud tears of our Lord, If
II br pOssible-if ii be possible 4! There
is nL easiness OF desire here.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
run SALE.

ruSALEAT A BANG ANA SMALL
ItOkf. ~ NAT af acres, about y mile nom city
isl,h y" ,he n Brandywin. Springs road. II
limits lmlsysn,ently o" s located, highly improved;
With auI an'af,jpg. etc. Would be suitable TOR
rooms s,n, sat rnisiug poultry aud many other
truck p,r,,se1, pa'p,, viii Oe sold cheap.
sseful p.,P THUM AS X L4ALLY,
Aip'ytc S(2 Market street.
Autu
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
ONe Cause Of Business StagnaiiOu.
providence IOurnol Rem

1t may be set down as true, whethe,
the great public will bear or forhfar t,
hear, that much of the depression in
business is owing to the fact that fewer
members of the family work than used
TO be producers, and that, Dotwithstand,
ing the cost of living has very much in.
creased because of the change OF style.
Not only do the girls and boys leave
the farm not only are there no boys
learning trades not only are the girls
contemptuous of handiwork, but the
education of these, their clothing, their
pleasures, are proving greatly more ex-
pensive. There ARE too IN ny distribu.
tors of the products Of the earth and ma
chinery, and too many Of them are
clothed in purple and fine linen. The
cities and the larger towns increase at
the expense of the country, and the
bread of idleness is too often eaten. The
non-prolucing class is gaining rapidly ;
it must be reduced relatively, or the
burden upon the workers will become
beyond their power to sustain.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Wants to swim.

Denuis Butler, the man who contest
ed with officer Person in New York fol
the Police Gazette Prize Medal, was in
this city yesterday ard had an inter
view with Chief of Police Hawkins
The Chief explained to him that while
Pierson was willing to meet him, the
Mayor would not permit him to swim
for a wager, and the match could not
take place if there was any money
staked on the result. Butler seemed
disappointed, and after expressing his
him, took his departure.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
G. b H ORTLIDGE'S

ACADEMY I0r IOunK wen ana Boys,
Media, Penna., y miles from Philadelphia.
School year opens Sept. IL. Fixed price GOV.
crs every expense, even books, etc. No extra
charges. No incidental expenses. No ex-
amin ition for admission. Thirteen expert
enced 'eachers all men and all graduates.
Special opportunities for apt stud nts to ad-
vance rapidly Special drill for dull and back.
ward boys Patrons or students may select
any studies or choose the regular English,
Scientific. Business, Classical or Ci, II Engine
ering Course. Students fitted at NJ dia Acad-
emy are now in Harvard, Yale. and ten
other colleges and Polytechnic Schools. A
Ply sical and Il Chemical Laboratory; y fine
Gymnasium and Ball ground. $500 vols.
ad ed to Library in 1888. Apparatus doubled
in 1853 Ten students sent to College In 1883.
A graduating class IN Commercial Dept in
1858. Media has churches.a and temperance
charter which prohibits the sale of ali intOXi-
eating drinks. For new Illustrated Circular
address the Principal and Prop, SWITHIN
&. sHcRTLIDGE. A. NJ, Harvard UniveR-
sty Grsduate) Media, Pa. jy27.lm
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
A Week Of Blood.

The engine and tender ofa passenger
train went through an open draw neal
Mobile on Saturday afternoon, and the
engineer, Edward Brown, who would
not leave his engine was drowned.
Three mills OF the Arcadia Powder
Company at Waverly, n. Y, blew up
on Saturday, killing three men and in.
jnrins several others, three fatally.
Two men named Carpenter and La
belle were drowned al he cascades on
the Satineau river in Canada on Satur-
day.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
ORiGlEAL.
BEWARE OF THECUP.
HY MATTE BONNER.

Beware Of the cup. Oh, yo who h ave youth.
Whose brow 10 now stamped with innocence
truth.
When false + lends entice you to take jusl
one drink.
oh, urn from them quicAl -, and pause bul
70 think.
You sy, through the door of the tuveri.
Herr the glasses clash, hear the laughter
You may carelessly say "One glass, onl,
one,
Can surely not harm mt, 50 strong and $,
young"
but tell you, wi'hir that room 50 bright,
here the r d wine flows and The lauk hter Ii,
II. ht,
They are surely clsshinu their funeral knells
And their noisy laughter mocking,y tells,
OF men rushing madly ON to be wreck.i
For the passion grew from on glass, only one.
TIL 1t blasted each life. each soul, ans each
hume.
Beware of the CUT. within red and fair
The demon is lurking, beware, Oh, beware
When once fairly started Tor 1t you will
Hewll laugh at ysur thirst ani point to the
Beware Of the cup. 1t means wild brain,
A lie lost IN sorrow. disgrace. torture. shame.
Then touch not, oh taste not, but ma nfuliy
dare
To hate and despise it, beware. oh beware.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

NOR SALOON MONTHLY INSTALL.
menis-Three two story brick houses 7
a.ms = and shed kitchen) with insids shutters.
!S,% %!Srhlsized late mantles and Il ct 10 grain
~ u' and vanished. ALL The MATEnlAL
N M s"D "IDANDTHE WORK BONE BY THE
nAy Ha Apply to THOs. McCOkkLE ". .aS1
KirkwOod st. v1h
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
WlLMlk ~; .'.
i BALTIMORE kAILKUaU

| JUNE. 7TH. 1883.
Trains leave Wilmington aS ioit1ws:
| For Philadelphia and intern odiAte sts
tious 90, 100 10.3O =. M.; $50, A.Ou, 7.SO, w.
p. u.
Philadelphia (exprsss) T. 2z3, go, 7.bO,s.l
9, 938, 9b8 10 20, ll.63 q. N. IL lb, l.6l, 81
| 6.3s. 8.5b, 7.21 p. N.
New York. 200, 223, $50, e.4O, 9.6S, ll.68 h
N. *l2.Ss l.64. 230, 6.i7, t,"b, rs p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, LOS
81 a. IN. 900 y. IL.
Baltimore and bay Line, d.57 h. In
Baltimore and Washington, LA. 4.bl, au6
Az q. ILL.,; LOO. 'l.0s, 800, 6.5., ll.J p. G
Baltimore only. l.0h D. IN. l2T tp. N.
Trains Tor Delaware Uvlsiun iuayC i0r:
New Castle, $40. $40 ". IN. LOS, a.vy ~
y. III.
Harrington and intermediate .tAtiou. s.l'
a. NJ. l.o6, S.26 p. III.
Delnlar and inJsrln nd,ate ~stUns 80 a
u.; LOS y. N. Express for Dellnar. 400 p. u
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate ~ ,tr
3.l0 a. N !; 1910 IN, b.SO, 7.3O, 8.bb p. m.
Philadelphia and ew ork, z.vV, ..I
m. ; 5.H, 6.3s, 7.zo y. IN.
baltimore and Washington. LA. ~. B.vk
s.l7 a. m.; ll.Gl p. m. Baltimore, LOG q. u.
For further Information. pass-nSers Al. rt
!erred to the time tables posted at tho STA
tons.
Trains marked ~ are limited s1pre %. ap,i
which extra fare ts charged
CHARLES f. PUaH, J.A. WOOD
General MANAGER GeDera, pnsssn. 1.xsLt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

T1OR RSALF-ONEl2 II. p. HORIZONTAL
engine, one ~ II, r upright boiler. one
SH, +. upright boihr all in perfect, rider
Apply GnuSSLEi'S Machinery Exchange,
/ Iila SHIRLEY street au.G-u
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Paraso|s and Sun Umbrellas

We have taken this step in order to reduce
our stock. before com inencinx to tear Ont and
enlarge our store. Come and secure a r'al
bargain. ). H. SHAFTS
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

TNDR kALE-A NUMB EN- OF DEslR
able houses, ON easy TERMS pleas,
mi street, c"lnsnen0snE View E EoOa
H Sco 10 8 5000. Apply II ClSK.
iSs, Real Estate ONCE, 6l5h Mar.
ket sfr""i au "-i-.'
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

Ce Snn REV AkD-AS THE EXECU.
SpsJOO tive of Delaware, offer a re.
ward Of $500 for the arrest and apprehension
ofCoilingwocd Of =. Hallett. who escaped from
lail at Georgetown, Del, after midnight
Sunday morning. Description: height about
five feet ten inches. rather spare, hie h .cheek
bones. voice peculiar fine and cracked, brown
hair and small dark eyes, sharp chin. false
upper teeth. CHAS. &. SIOCKLEY,
)j2u Governor.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

II EST PRICES PAID FOX STOVES AND
ID all Kind of second hand furnitu Q and
other goods. All articles sold at Il low rate.
Ia. j. CONNER l0b Shiplsy st.Anlbs-eod-lwt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

v1DK SALE LOW-DNE EN- q N h
lathe. s3 Ia. swing, 23 #. length Of
thesrs with 81 in. chuck, three tool rests. auh
D good order; AT Cfossley's Machinery tx
|rbsnye, IL Skipley street. Jy3l cod
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

T EW HAMS CHINESE FlRST.CLASs
IL LAUNDRY, No I'll King street. ClOthe,
| done up nicely. Warranted to give satistac
tion. Give rs trial, If YOU please. Fine
shirts, ltc.: new shirt, lSc., 2 Tor 25c.: starcf
and l. ON iine shirt. Sc: 2 handkerchieis. &C.,
cuffs. &c.; stockings g.; neckties, g.; under
clothing. s; collars, SC. jy3l-lms
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

tNUk SALE-FlRSTCLAS BllLDlN No
| T stone delivered to any part Of the city.
Apply To T: II: LAW,
IygI.l. Near Mt. Salem NJ. T.. CLutch.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

r,OK ,ALE-2.STOkY BRICK DWELL
iny, renting for - Yer month. Price.
nN Al.o. : tWO.story brick dwellings, rent
ny at ~ Price. $500 each. but lit cash
,asuirpd Il. II. dREiN.
auli.1l clayton Rouse bui'ulhR,
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
vlKOpUSALS.

Sealed proposals will he received in box II
Council Chamber until clock ThursdA,
evening. August %, 1883. for casting quite
plates by the pound, to conform in size as di
itctcd by Street Commissioner. The com
mittee reserve the right 10 reject anv or nj
bids. Contract To be for one ye r.
A. A. EAhTBrRN, Chairman Street Com.
als.3t LEWIS ZEBLEY. Street Commissioner
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
PHlLADELPHIA-BRUAU
STREET. STATION

lZ.3Os--3.55*- 6.30-7.20*- .D $ zl'-b35t-
~. l6-ll ll.%I-l1. 30 n. m.;-l2.26--l 95t-l.32
;. 3.G-3l6-l. o.. .25-5. .05-52 2U--6.J,- 6O6t -
1,36-s.3OS 800 O0*-ll. 81 p. ~.
NEW Observation-Disclosures. trl--ii.46 q. m. !;
-l.40-6.35 p. III.
Daily and Sunday.
I ,n Sunday only.
A train will leave " ilmington 1ur Newark,
and way stations, Sundays excepted, at las
II. m. Returning, leave Newark at s.25 Q. M,
for Wilmington and way sat0ns
~ The black figures denote the
Limited Express TrainsJA
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

NO1lCE-30O SHAKES OF NEW STOCK
~ have just been issued by the M echanics'
Loan Association. The investment IL paying
over per cent. per annum. Persons owning
this stock and Wishing to withdraw at any
time, can dc 80 and will receive at the rate VI
opcr cent. on the same. Anyone desir0us OF
securing stock can do 80 by calling on W. J.
MORROW. Secretary. AT French st. apl9tf
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

JNOR SALE-NLW TWO-SIDkY BRICK
DWELLING. six rooms. Only Si.2OO. f..
lii GREGG, Clay ton House Building.
au2UJ
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

T,AEM FOR SALE, NEAR TALLEi-
vile, Brandywine Hundred, containing
i acres Good house. barn, spring house.
etc, Terms eAsy. Apply to or address
PAUL BDIAN,
aulslmt Henry Clay +. D.. Del.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

CUR SALE-A FIVE HOkSE POWER
IN engine and boiler In running order, Will
" sold cheap for want of use. Amply ut the
kEprBlICAN office
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

NOR SALE-A MARKLT OK S1bKE
IL wagon and harness, at 624 West Front
|ttreet. aul0-l2tt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

lNOR .ALE-ABOUT2s $50 F'EFTOF IRON
IN ra!lin. 5 feet high, including ! gates
md lamps. Apply TO J.H. APPLEBY,
uui+tf No. 40 N rket street.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

EUR SALE ONE NEW 4OO.b HOWE
~ platform scale,at ga West Front street.
aul5-n
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
LIST OF PRIZES.

1857 Prizes. amounting to........... $265, 5Ot
Application tor rates to clubs should be
made only al the Otttce0f the heCOmpanyin New
Orleans.
For further information write clearly. giv.
Ing full address Address =. o. Mo ey Or.
ders or Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANK
New Orleans, La.
Ordinary letters by Mail or Express to
N. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or N. A. DAuPHIN,
8Os seventh st. Wash in EtON, DE-
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
TNAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE.

The undersigned. receivers Of taxes for the
CITY Of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 last
Sixth street, on and after this date, between
the hours Of and IL in the morning, and
from to In the afternoon. toy the purpOse
Of receiving taxes. On all taxes paid Ia
August. will be no reuucti, II I: b nd on all such
taxes paid on and after thu iirst of SO, tember
shall be Increased by the addition of pel
cent. on the amount thercOf.
EDM uND PROVOST.
Receiver Of Northern District including all
north Of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver OF Southern District, including all
south OF Sixth street. yl6-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

CUk SALE Cb EAP-CARklAGE AMI
IT harness. Apply at MELGhlUk's Gun
tore. "a King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
LOO ALTlME lAALE.
COrrecle0 June 4, 1883

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
| PEILA.-.2.lOs-2.23s- s-b.SO $40 fUD--7 so
IS. l5-9.ULY.3s S. 10. .2O 30 50
II = l2.WH ~ :-l2.l6-l2.3S-l.54-2 =
a0o-5.l7s-1.30f-9.t ID. .3S*-7 .2-.7 .30s-9.6ss
| p. m-
New YORK - 2.Od*-2. 2.Zas-63a-9.GS- 1853
Observation-Disclosures l7%-6 Sss-7. .Hsp.m
BALTIAoKE-l. .05*-1. 49, .5l*-8.O6*-8.I
a. m.-l2T-lUv-l.O9- 5.UU - 600 - 6.6 -
II .04s p. IN.
WAsHINaToN-l. .42.-4.hI.-s .O6s-p.l7a. N
-l.O0-l. .O3--h.p--3.57-l .U4+ y. m.
BALTIMORE AND INTERN EDIATE sTAIinhs.
l.O5f--9l7a. iE .-l.0J--6.W-6.U0 p. NJ.
Trains running beth daily and Sundsy.
Trains running only on sunday
DELAWARE K R.-6.UJ*-s.lO h. IN = ,!us-
"Oo"-.G G'--d. 2bt p. m. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only.
For Harrington and Intern sdiate sLL-
tiOns
WILMINGTON u NORTHERN NkAfLROAD--7.e0
a. m :--l08-b.U U@6.lj p. IN. SuLdays,7.sjS.
m.-3. 10 p. IN.
DELAWARE WESTERN NRAnRoAD--7.Oo--l0.30
a. IN $50 p. IN.
ARRIVE AT WILL IINGroN
45'-l. .DOs-i. .S2s-A7s-
4b-s.G2*-9G G5-9. l2-l0. iGt-ll.35 am. ;l22S
-l25o--l .O7-2.30+--ab bt,- y. 30 44,N45h- -6.32
6.b3-6. 1-6.4S- -7.35t-7.5O--y.5- --i0.3S'-lO.0
p. III.
New foRK-l .3~--4.4 47~--.."ls- VIA,
III --l2.5N- W.. 4.65--6. 4ss-lO.5," p. m.
BALTIMoRE--i.jl*--2 l3s-s;,l--H 54-lA8A
III m:--l2.36--l..l-~5 B. ll*-6. .30s-7 ~ o.
WAsHINGToN--l.6l*--2.E .4a a. n -.
l2.36-l Bib ll*--6.3UA--. ~ y. III.
Bath daily and Sunday
+ On Sunday only.
DELAW hEF FkAILROAD--s. .M,--n. oJ~-lO16 ..
., az ~ b.o5*-6.5op p. IN. No sunday trains.
From New Castle only
WILMINGTON NORTHEEN 4. Rs 26-
S.40-ll.35 a. m.-612 y. Ill. sunday, l0.30A
IN. and 100 p. Ill.
DELAWARE WESTERN hAILRoAD S.O0 q. m.
-2l5 y. III.
LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

TOE CREAM-MKS. l.. TAGGART HAS
J. opened an Ice cream garden at her resi-
dence. on the Philadelphia Pike, adjoining
Riyerview cemetery. This Will make a de.
lightful ride or walk from the city. Every.
served Iel3-tt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Fob REN Il,

EOR RLNr-A LODGING ROOM. FUR
|I Alshed or unfurnished, in pleasant loca.
HOl; small family and no children; use OF
a'l aud paror. Terms moderate. Address
NJ {. b., tAls office. au7u
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

Total paid by all ...... go. ~, ,ssl 900
For the truth of the above facts we refer the
public TO the Dtcer- Of the above named cor
porotioms. and Tor our legality and standing
to the Mayor and - GERS of the City of New
Driehn-. to the State authorities of Louisiana,
and also TO The Y. :. .Iticials of Louisiana
We claim to be legal, hone and correct in ali
our transactions. as much rs any busln ~ IN
the country. Our stAIding is conceded by all
who VIII investigate. and our stock has tor
years been sold at our Board of Brokers, and
owned % many of our best known and re-
-pected ctlzrns.
NJ. A. DAUPHIN, President
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

ENk SALt-A NEW EIBOLI, SAFE
i and writing desk, at 624 West Front
street au,5-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
NEW ORLEANS, August |, 1888.
TO HEPUBLIC.
Investiga ate for YOurseIyes!

| roastnastor General Gresham ,viny pub
| lished wilful and malicious idl ehOUd IN re
gard N the character of Tie Lou siana State
Lottery Company, the following Facts are
given TO the public ~ prove his statement,
that We are engaged ia a fraudulent business
to be falls and untrue:
Amount Of prizas paid by The Louisiana
State Lotter! Company froE January /, 1879,
to present date
Paid 10 Sou bern Express Co.. New
| Drie ms. 1. VI. Wesc0at, Manager 81, 80 = %
Paid TO Louisiana National Bank,
Jos. II. Oglesby. President 463,gIO
| Paid to Louisiana State National
Bank. ). ii. kennedy President. l2j. 100
| Pal tONew rleans National Bank
| A Baldwin. President .. $3.50
Pa d 10 I nlon National Bank
| =. C"ar'arOn, t'ashiet..... 644O
| Paid to Citizens Bank,
| h l.. Carri:re. President ... 5; 900
Paid to Germania N ,tioIHil Bank.
| julius Cassard President $1,000
| Paid to iiibernia National Bank.
Chas Pa!frey Cashier ..... 80 U
| Phi to Canal BAN.
Edward T, by. Cashier =. -. l3l5O
Paid to Mutual National Bank.
JOE Mitchell. Cashier ......... $500
Total paid rs above. S2253, ,6JI
Paid in sums Of under II, 900 at the
various Offices Of the Company
thrOug hOut the nlted States. y 627, 40
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

.ou saLE-A tfRIST MILL. l. Nv ELL
~" "g stable, etc. near Ce' iltOn. Cecil Co..
'" GOOD location for business to q rr,Ic.
V,i mai man / will aell on such ter sas he can
u,l waus ,he payments without materially NJ.
sset,nv snn his capital. FOR further part particulars
|aPRg iaotnn a., lel. JJHN II. LEWIS
Wilm''s aul cod
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
wv II. nARTI.OvE,

2O6 EAST THIRD STREET,
Gun and lOcksmith. Guns neatly stocked
and repaired. I.Dcksmilhing and beli-hang-
ing promptly attended to. au9.lm
NfRS. 5 TIER LEY ANNOUNCES
Nl that the photograph gallery of her
late husband at No. 3U2 Market street is
now open, and she il ready to accommodate
all who III call with first class pictures.
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