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Notiee to Advertisers. A

porsons having Advertisements, or want
- changes in their advertisements, IN the
m'nS ing cn""ill Sill please have them IN the office
4, y TTr Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clOck.
Smyrna times., 1883-08-08
8
4 y inva1nahln tonic

M invaluable tonic for the nerves,
::.uscles, end digestive organs, producing
rcngth c...l appetite, is Browns Iron Bit
rs.
Rev. T.. 7. Gx-.-:E, Grafton, Mass, says:
II have derived EvneEt from using Browns
l:9r Bittcr.t -:.l W state of blood"
TLnaENcH, ,4A-D-. w. B. Prather says:
-. .Uwu's Ir, ! tiers has given satistac-
I. il. - ..al4ce l have known it
!. -"
Smyrna times., 1883-08-08
j. O.. FARSON ,
BRENFORD DEL.
OF ANOTHER AGE.
GsradHnIIy Supplanted by a Better Article
Certain Old Things are Done Away.

Gradually Supplanted by Better Article
Certain Old Things are Done Away.
In the general reception room of the Western
Union Telegraph building on Broadway, New
York are exhibited the coarse, crude and clumsy
instruments of the infancy of the telegraph. They
are only relics now. More perfect machinery has
superseded them.
Years ago what is now styled the old fashioned
porous plaster did some good service. There was
then nothing better of the kind. Now all that is
into the secrets of medicine and produced BEN
SONS CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER, which em-
bodies all the eXcelencies thus far possible IN an
external remedy. The old plaSterS were slow
the Capene is ranid they were uncertain-the
Capcine is sure. Cheaper articles beaI similar
names. Be careful, therefore, that some thrifty
druggist does not deceive you. In the centre OF
the genuine is cut the word CAPCINE. Price, %
centS july Him
Seabury & Johnson, Chemists, New York
Smyrna times., 1883-08-08
CATAR n

~MIEF- The World Wat.-h Stationery Package
nkF Is the fastest selling article in the mar
U Nft@ ket, Contains lS sheet Note Paper, Is
Enyelopes Pencil, PEN Holder, Pen and a hand
some piece of Jewelry Retail price % cents
-Four dozen for $500 A watch guaranteed with
every fpur dozen you order. For - cents in one
or two cent postage stamps we will send a com
plete sample package, with elegant Gold Plated
Sleeve Buttons, Gold Plated studs, Gold Plated
Collar Button Handsome Watch Chain, Gold
Planted Ring and elegant Scarf Pin. Register
large amounts. 4S.page illustrated Catalogue of
Guns Selfcoekng RevOlvers Telescopes, spy
Glasses. Watches, AecOrdeOns. Violins, Organettes
&c free Write at once TO the NnTGnF
WORLD MANUFACTURING Co, 40 WtbIu.E
Nassau Street, New York.
Smyrna times., 1883-08-08

Purely Vegetable: No Or
Druggist.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate station
i. ~ A. M; IL noon: $50, 7.3o, 9.b5 =. M.
Philadelphia and view OH, zoo, 2.E
M, OH. 6.36, T2o p. NJ.
baltimore and Washington, l.Al, 4.tl, s.Cb,
SIT A. NJ; ll.Os +. M. Baltimore, CO Am.
For further information, passengers are 70
ferred to tho time. tables posted NJ he station
Trains marked thus (D are limited e1'
pre- IS, upon which extra fare Is chnrved.
CHAS. Il. PUHh, J. X. WOCD,
General ManRk OF. Cor eral Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
A Com Dlatuil,y Witness.

WASHINGTON, January John A
Walsh, who mas figured some " hat
prominently as plaintiff in civil suit
| against ex-Assist ant Postmaster Gener
al Brady and % d witness before the
grand jury in the star route cases, has
written a twO-column letter to Presi.
dent Arthur giving his views concern
ing the star-route prosecutions. The
burden of Mr.. Walsh's complaint is
that the grand jury failed to indict Sem
ator VIM. p. kellogg on his (Mr.
Walsh's) testimony, and that documen.
tary evidence was allowed to 20 before
the grand jury for the purpose of dis
crediting him as witness He says
that Mr.. Bliss told him fifteen months
ago that United States District Attor-
ney Corkhill was to be removed because
the government did not trust him. He
accuses Mr.. Bliss Of trying to conduct
the prosecution of the star-route defsnd
ants 30 as not to hurt ex-senator Dor :
Scy.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
Easily M eide Happy,

An Old lrish couple, who have grown
up in the mills of Lawrence, Mass.
have no children, ana live alone in a
tiny house. They have worked together
for fifty years fer their home, saving
up little by little until it was paid for.
They are rather feeble in mind and
body, but possessed of wonderful
patience. Their browning ambition was
to carpet the "fore room," aud that has
just been gratitied. "And what more
can we ask?" said the wife to a visitor,
pride and satisfaction shining in every
line of her wrinkled face. "Now, me
an Mike is ready to DO walked reSpecta-
bic any day, an he is as plaised with
the carpet AS mcself it's the two OF us
as is plaised to2ithcr. An, livery night,
be fore we goes 10 bed, ve jist pseks in
at the Bills ii carpet-an' the table "a
shinin', and tbs pic,ur OF the Virgin
over the shelf IL smilia down on us. All,
mum, it's rich folks we're Rittin to be.
intirely"
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

=,
10TH pres nten a pntitioA from th'
rhilaueIPhlh boaIo o, lfane Complain
ing 'na1 ohe report OF Ihelatin ootnlnls'
SION propose" lower rare q ou'y upon
sugar tnall upon noia@;eS, ana ASKING
congress u PROVIDE Otherwise Mf.
hcDIIi' ron 'lie Com tait1'e Oh l'Hpt c
i1ahas, reported OH 10 Pr"VIde loI
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
Welght Of q Milll"m Dollars.

Ask any Iuan il he would carry one
million dollars ia gold were he made d
present of that amount, and he would
say yes. And yet what does it weigh =
Mr.. Elliott, the Government Actuary,
has computed the weight Of one million
dollars in gold anu silver coin, as fol.
lows: The standard < old dollar Of the
Uuited States contains If gold of nine
ten .hs iineness Is 3 grains, and the
standard silver dollar contains of silver
OF nine'trlths 6neness 1925 grains.
One million standard god dollars
consequently weigh 100000 grains,
or 90. ijl ounces troy, or 1915 pounds
troy, OF :. 16G grams e&Ch, IT $685. II
pounds avor1upU!s, VI 1909 grains
each, Or lS34-lOOO "shoCL" toAa, OF =, OCO
pounds ayordupo.s each, or 1GlJ-lOOO
Tong" tons, OF 2,24O pounds avOrdupols
each.
Ule million standard silver dollars
weigh 4l2,5OO,OO0 grains, or so so
ounces troy,or ! OF so pounds troy. or
IS, S2S 81 pounds avordupois,or 2,SlGl-l,
90 "short" tous, OF 1900 pcnnas agor-
dupols sach, oc =, G3O7-l GOO "long" IONS,
OF =, 2iO pounds avoruupoiS each. IL
round numbers the following table rep
+, sent5 the weight Of one milIlou dol
lars II the coins named:
Standard gold coin, 4. tons; stand
ard silver com, 2G4 tons; subsidiary
silver coin, 20 tons; minor coin, tive
cent nickel, 100 tons.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
SLEEPl


Sleep when the stars are bright above you
pillow,
Sleep when the sun Ii golden overhead,
Sleep while the leaves are green On oak an,
willow,
Sleep when the leaves are dead
Hearing no murmur Of the rivers flowing,
Where low the aldcrs bow 10 kiss thu
stream,
HecdinQ no music Of the birds bcstOwing,
Nor any wind nor CLEAN.
Hid IN the night below the bending grasses
Deep in the dark beneath the SHOWS and
iipw'rs
SAFE from the sound Of any foot that passes,
Sleep through the changcess hours
Sleep, and forget our tender last words spo
When We could scarcely deem that all was
best
Sleep, aud remember for my heart IL broken,
For that might break your rest
Sleep though a thousand years should sever
Your sUul from mine, one mercy still is
SURE
Not for the dark and pitilcss forever
Our parting shall endure
/, too, shall deep. your calm rcpoge partakIng.
When death has changed the bitter for the
sweet,
And dream (who Enows"j of that divine
uwakIng,
On, love, when we shah meet
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

In many of the newspapers of Ger
many, Francs and l'aly appear adver.
tlsements Of Adam Fortpaugh, for a
prize beauty TO travel with his circus
during the coming season. 4 prize OF
4,oOO German marks, together with all
travelling expenses paid, for an engage.
ment Of six months, Is offered for the
best specimen Of foreign female lovli.
ness. Mr.. Forepaugh has sent Samuel
Watson, bis equestrian director, to
Europe to make arrangements to pro
cure tho beauty. The contestants in
each country Will present themselves
before committees in Stuttgart, Paris
and Naples. One from each country
will be chosen, AMI the three beauties
will proceed to the Royal Aquarium in
London, where "a committee composed
of members of the London press will
make a single choice.
This lady viii come to Philadelphia
and make preparations to personate the
'Princeps" in Moore's Orienta! rom ance
"Lalla Rookh," in tao street procession
of the SHOW. An American beauty will
BE selected te personate "Cleoratra
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

An incsudiary fire In the suburbs OF
Macon, Georgia, on Sunday night,
destroyed S25 900 worth of property.
A fire in '.inneapolir, yesterday
morning, burned out three stores. Loss
81, 900.
The house and barn OF Henry G.
Howard, in Easton, Maine, were burn
ed on Sunday. Edwin J. Howard, sup
posing his sister in tbJ house, rushed
back to save her and was fatally burn.
Cd.
The two upper stories AMI roof of
Telegraph Block, in Detroit. were burn
ed out last evening by fire which
started at the foot of the elevator. The
night telegraph operators In the West.
ern Union Office, % in number, had
their escape by tho stairway cut off, but
all were rescued by the fire ladders. M
5. Corbett, night chief operator, was
severely burned in the fire.
A telegram from Milwaukee says
"the statement that the tannery Of the
Wisconsin, Hide and Leather Company
was pariiilly burned yesterday is in
correct. The tannery burned was the
Waukeo Hide aud Leather COmpa-
ny's establishment The origin of the
fire Is now being investig. ed. 1t isl
found that the fire was started in two!
places--ia the Off ca and IN the boiler
ROOM. The financial condition Of the
Wisconsin Hide and Leather Compa y
Is good, and there IL not the slightest
1iOubt as to it's 3OlvGuCy.'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

/ run INC 'NCicHllllC AulcllthH,
We have evidently entered the age q
electricity, and l offer the suggestion
OF IL detective trap for burglars az
among the important possibilities. The
burglar Alarm now III use, true to it
name, alarms the burglar, ana he i.
away. Instead Of ringing the bell let
1t be sot 20 turn On IuO,nentarily the
full glare OF The electric light, AID at
the same instant have it expose q plate
IN a camera al ready to lake AL instau-
taneous picture. The burglar of course
will take TO fight, but will leave his
photograph behind. Tha same hlaze Of
light which has alarmed him will
awaken the sleeping inmates vino can
proceed at once to the camera and sc.
cure the negative. IN order, however,
that the camera should be sat at the
right focus, The alarm used should DO an
electric mat set III q certain place upon
the floor, that Spot being covered by the
focus Of the camera. in case of banks
and safety deposit companies, the cleo.
trio mats should DO IN front OF the iron
sat 81.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

The Volumes f the Weekly begin Win
the hrst Number for la:uaty f each year
W en- no time il men Toned, it will be IN
atrs God that the subscriber wishes t. cO,u.
mence with the number next after the re-
ceipt of o der.
The LAST t0ur Annual Volumes Of Harper s
vs. eekly, In neat cloth binding, will be 5, nj
by mail. pOstaae paid, or by ex) res free VI
expense provided the tlelght DOES not ex-
coed one dollar per vulumel, for 500 Der
volume.
Cloth Case for each volume, suitable for
binding, Will be sent by mail, post paid, on
receipt ofSl 90 each.
Renittances 'houid he made by = st-Ottice
Money order or Draft, TO avoid chance OF
loss.
Newspapers are aot to copy this advertise
mGnt WIhout the cypress Old9r Ot Harper y
l}rOi hers.
Address II ARPER n BROTHERS,
NEW YORK.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
Railroad Election.

Yesterday morning the fifth annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Del
aware Western Railroad Company was
held at their Office in this city, and the
following Directors reelected for the
ensuing year: Robert Garrett, Samuel
Spencer and Usmun LatrObe of Balti-
more, Perry Belmont of New York, and
Victor DuPout, Esq, William NJ. Can
by and William Candy of this city.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
RrenoyWtne Baptist On rem,

The Brandywine Baptist Church, at
Chadd's Ford, Of which the Rev. j.
Wesley Sulli1 an, formerly of this city,
is pastor, is in a tiourishlng condition.
A few days ago surprise party visited
the house of TIE pastor, and among
other presents he and his wife received
were handsome carriage robe, COM
plete set of china"are, and toilet set
A parsonage will soon he erected. The
congregation are now engaged in rails
ing funds for that purpose. The ladies
of the church will give tea party on
the 18th Of the present month, in aid of
that OBJECT
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
I tELLINf DIT Ar COST.

Now l. your chance for II cheap pair ri
shoe, or boots to suit any purse for 30 days
v uIklng shoe, II. chIldrcn'S solar tip 80 ctS
lace 80 and 70 cts; wUnrn's button - to rl.5D
mch'- hook lace -: congress .l.2E: extra stH,
mems ana womcur from n to l.2j: fine and
coarse gums. the best and lowest in the city.
Shoes easy TO the feet ~ So. A sign lighted
over the door at NIGHT, EWlNG'S, i East
Front street. first door from Market Moth.
ing but bargain, this month before ! take in
stock, lNl2t
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

Call on j. X. Sutterley, general agent
3O2 Market street, up stairs, and &c
papers 80 that you can 500 how cheal
you can carry from one to ten thousand
dollars on your lite in the Mutua
Reserve Fund Life Association of New
York, and the workings of the Associa
ton. Rooms open until in the even
ing.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
Harper's Weekly,
ILLUSTRATED,

Harper's Weekly stands at tho head o.
American illustrated weekly journals. By
its bipartisan position in pcl!tics, its acml'
rable illustrations, its carefully chosen SER
isls, short stories sketches, and poems, con-
tri' uted by he tc re post artists and authors
of the day 1t carries instr ction End enter
teinment to Thousands of Amer can homes.
1t will always be the aim OF the publishers
to make iarpers Weekly the most pyPuiar
world.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
HAMPERS PERIODICALS


Harpers Weekly. - 10; Harp r's MAYA
zine, - 90: harper Bazar ~ D, the thr> 9
above publications, Slo.,O; any .Wo above
named s 90; Hat. er's lounS People 81 s. ::
Har! er Magazine and fiarpe[Sl ounR Pee
pie. 500 Ha1lcr'S ransln QIare
Library. one year az Numbers, 81 ~.
Postage Free to all .ll6gcrIbor in the
United states or Canada
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
CYViUR WATsQ DEPARTMENT,
WII uarAA IIpI llen ~ akl

NOTICE THE ANNUAL NESTING
~ OF the Farmers ntsOCiation or iSeW
Castle Co., for the d atecti0n OF morse thieves
and recovery OF z 0len h0r'es, Will be held
in Wilmington. at tbs usual placs, on Satnr
day, tho 10Th Of January, 1888, at 10 O'Clock
A. M, when officers for tho year viii be
elected. Plpctual attendance Of members
Is requested. JAMES Ii. AUfFE' XIX,
d3O.a'd?tw Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

DryUR RENT-rEt. CARRIAGE VAC
IL tory 100 and l0S orange st an old es-
kablisheG stand with u good run OF custom,
Shop fitted Up mt class with III modern
INN lyemeLtS Il par:ner wanted in the
above business. ! pp!y to ". II WEIGHT
NJ WashinttOn n. ,C3 Glt
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUS RAILI.

This popular Journal is rare combination
ofifterature, TT and fashion. Its stories.
poems, ana essays are by the best writer's OF
Europe and America ; its ensravings possess
matters pertaining to fashion L. is univer-
sally acknowle !Red TO be the leading au-
tberity IN the land, The new volume will
contain wany brilliant novelties
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

M3Uv SAL E--DW YELLING HOUSES, 1878
W West street, Src0ins; 1905 Lincoln g., q
focns; cne en- east side OF Jackson street, 3fl
6Oor Glow Delaware ave, rooms; $50 Rcn-
nett st, rooms; on reasonable terms WIN.
~ "M.I. ROBINSON
af del3.lm No ! W 3rd st.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

rTOK SALE--TWO OF THE MOST De
~ sirable new houses cast Of Market st..
Ten large 70 o,ls and bah; front and back
porches; magnificent vltw; thoroughly ell
buiit and nicely finished; possession tmme.
diate: terms accom- 10 ODD ting No go and
rs French street Apply to I Allen htl!es,
No. 1000 French street. delb-lm
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

" ''''n' me-
ship, Chester county, "a, =! niles from K u
bIevlle md IN" saII0 rom Louisville, la
on tho biz ElG Creek, containing ljc acres OF
lard of which - acres are h'ghly Improved
upland, the balance Eood grazing meadows,
well watered and fences, gbOut els htacres Of
good timber, ami n good vouGg apple orchard.
! he Improvements consist OF large Brick
Dw cling. tenant houses large barn, with
straw house ATTACHED. wagon, hog Ice and
spring houses; cooper chop and other cut
buildings Also gri5t mil with a larae water
power.
This arm is ono II the vey best in tho
neighbour, cd and is worthy this attention Of
daryInen and capitalists. Conditions eaty
ard VIII be made known on day OF sale. For
further Information address the undersigned
On the premi'es. JOHN TWEED,
kimblev!lie Chester Co., Pa.
l.. W. STIpHAM 4 SeE, Aucts. dl7 3tw-wS-6
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

YNOR ShLE-A VALUABLE FARM
u containing l75 acres, good buildings
Within 10 miles If this city, railroad station
% tho farm. The above property Will pay
Is per cent on the prico asked for It, Last
year 1t paid over 20 per cent. For further In
tugmation spy to T. Pennington, no. L.
Oh street, de'5u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

nR. kLlNE'S GREAT NERVE RE-
IL storcr is the wonder Of the age for all
nerve diseases. All hts stopped free, Send
to sSl Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
HARP RS PkhlOUItA Ais.

Per teBr.
Aarpers Ba2ar, $500 HarpeI's Magazine,
$40 Harper's Weekly. a % Toe three
alb We lub ic titNs, 81 OF; any two above
named, 800; HarpGr's loun. e pie, 81. SO :
harper's E, aaazine and H-Ipe''s Dung PEG
pie. $500: harpei's Frank! square Ii
braly, enc year (j4 nur b rs,j 5 Geo.
Postage tree to all Subscribers in the Uni
ted States or Canada.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

nor SALE CHhhP-tIX rev 81 YIN
r0ouae cd housoa substantially bailt With
Nl the modern Improvements. Also three
Worry brick house, North East cor. sth and
lOmpar street world uGke oil i'ea-
ZION for hu mes. Terms to suit pnrcha rs.
apply 10 ThOu N Ii. family, ~ MarRot It.
~ aylhtf
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

THOR RENT-THKEE STORY BRICK
~ fcusr, 40. 1917 West street, with all
Improvements, nlu@ rooms. open stair, ont
orch, iwmc lale possession. Also houses IN
&thcr p0ria Of tee city to Let. Apply to
JtHN HhEtN, cor, y ash,natOn and ij"ls'
NlAre ave. ne, u6 u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

TNOH RtNT-HDUSE 1908 \ 1910 WAL
u mt at. Apply a. the ilhch ne shop OF
a. W Is lkEk, tIench st. above Fad. d+7.u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
I \lVlDl.ND,

NOTICE - WE WANT IT UNDER
stood that We Will not pay any bills,
cAceptHy those in the family 50 contracted
NON X SONS.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

DOARDlNG-E OARDEKS'A CAN BE &C
ID rommodatrd at i02 T.. ithst. Pheasant
rooms, good table board. 81
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

For Coughs. Asthma. and Throat
Disorders, use Browns Bronchial
Troches, having proved their efficacy
by q test of many years. Sold only in
boxes.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
NINIDEND.-NDlltE.

NAT. BANK or WIN y. n KRANDN WINE, !
MnMINGroN, DEL, January 4. 1888. :
The Board Of Dr"rtors of TN, Bank hive
this day DECLARED - dividend Of per cent. on
its capital stock for the last six months, end.
ng Dec Il. Payable on demand,
A.lUt OHIO NDWLAND Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

gTNOh RENT.-TWO COMMUNE
aI rooms on second floor Of our building,
W. Market street, suitable for offices or light
manufacturing business. Also, lodge room ON
third floor. for Tuesday evening Of each week.
Apply to d. I. HAWk lNS y SON, ~ Mar
Ret street. I,W
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

UOK RENT--A 40 ACRE FARM REAR
WA TaiiGy lilo ABOUT four miles nom VII
wlngtOu Inquire ut this office. deLI d&"t
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

pDARnlNti--l GENILEM IN CAN lif
ID accommodated with board at No. 81
TalnaII Il. ~
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
NrDYlCE.--ELEtylON.

NAT. BANK WILMINGTON BRANDYwiHB,
WILMINGTON, December ., 1882.
The annual meeting Of Stockholders o!
this bank will be held Mt the banking house
on tuesday, January 3, 1883 betNee" the
hours Of? aud o'c!ucg, p. Ill for tho psrl 90
af choosing nine Dr ct0rs to servo the eau.
my var. q. NDWL ND, Cashier. dlE.tf
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
TeHILA II hLEHiA, WIks2l n dEOn
L AND BALTIMORE H. ll.Ls1AD
OCTOBER 9TH, 1882.

Trains will leave " ;DinRton as fellows:
For Philadelphia ana intermediate sta
tious, 6.55, 100, 1877 A. M: 40, :, 1872 J.t'
7. III.
Philadelpbta texpross), 2 2.23, $50. 9
S.16. 0, 9,6e, bS, il.t2 l.. E; I'll, 400, OIL
o.l0, e.3a, 1928 p. NJ.
New Yo-k. = o. ..23 ESQ, d.55, 10, II. b
A. H.; 1888, LIS, 40, h.i7, e.5S, ..@o +. ID
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, LOO
II. 10 90 A. M, md 800 T.. NJ.
baltimore ana Fey Line, & 81 +.
bai .lmOre ana aSningten, J. A.. . 81, E.ct
pI7 A. W.; 100 Al 90, o., o.67, Il.Qi J. ".
Baltimore only, los, 1919 A. M.; l2.2d AID t
r W.
lrains for Delaware Division leave Tor:
Nov castle, 800, $40 a. NJ: 1905, 5 %, CIT
p. M.
harrington and iDtorr ediatc stations, g.lc
A. NJ; LOS, o.2b +. III,
De!mar and intermediate stations, B.l0 4
M; Loo +. M.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

UARulNG.-SINGLE ROOMS WITH
ID board. Table board, at 800 Hing street.
J".@t'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

DDARDlNG GENTLEMEN BOARD,
ID rr~ can be accommodated with bunrd, at
500 Lombard street J1-2t'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

NYANIElI--A FEW MORE EN- ERGEr.
w ic young ladies or gentlemen to Ell
gage IN very rc,nuncrative home employ.
nent. Apply 20 JAMES NAlNES, + South
Harrison street. l~6t'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

MY ANTED-ONE OR TWO AGENTS,
wv ladies or gentlemen, to canvas for II
Life Insurance Association intAccity or cOun-
try. Address or call On J. X. Suttcrlcy, 3O2
Market st., up stairs. lnnl-f
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09
EbA EEf~ T.

ZTNOR SALE.-HOUSE. 81 ". NINTH
III street. ~ rooms. JOHN HAZE I4-5t'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

MY ANTED-h SMALL MILK DAlR
NAVY about ~ to 50 quarts per day. Address
20. Is. - this office Js-ott
Daily Republican., 1883-01-09

sNANTED,-A GIRL WHO UNDER,
styV stands cooking and washing. Good
,1Slercncc required. at 81 Market st. lS-2t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
@uropean ADVERTISEMENTS.
3RATEFUL-CUMFoR
EPPS'S COCOA.

BHEAkfAsT."Bya thorough knowloige OF tho na.uaa
laws which the operations OF digestion ana LII s
and by Careful appcaton OF the me properties OF
leced Cocoa Epps pro yided breakfast tables Win
decatcy favored beverage which save US many he's
doctors Bills udic0ua OF such aTuoles vi
diet that constitution be gradually built u un
enough 10 resist tendency 10 disease y.
subtle maiadies floating around as ready W sao, aS
there a point. We escape many latA ss
Keeping ourselves fortified with pure blood ana
properly frame "-Cvil Service Gazette - -,
Made simply boiling milk. sold In TINS on
fL.lb and IL by Cirocera labelled thus JAMES EPPS n
Co., Homeopathic Chemists London, England
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Diul0en0 Notices.

4 IL COUPONS due LIST prox and the prin-
~ opal ~ a bonds due that date issued by THE
RA iLkOAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, secured By rolling
stock ei by The following railroads under
form Will hc paid ami after that date the Offices
posi- MARTA & 60 80. "a Pinc-st. Now.YOrk T.. W.
CLARK & Co. 80 south 3d-si. Phi adelphi1.
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Gitp Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-On Pearl-st, near BeekmaD, FIVE
l. story store. rutland WHITING, 8 Beekman-st
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DOCKAWAY BEACH.

DOCKAWAY BEACH.
III NETWORK, W00DHAvEN AND RoCKAWAY r. r
Trsns leave ~ follows; Long Island cty-A M, $50 ),
Bushwek A. NJ. $50 SO iI:2oi 2 NJ is0, 500 90.
ITO $3.50 400 800. 7to s:s5 BedfordA NJ, $40 $40,
945, li,l0 r NJ. ll5 2So, 40 S;S5 7ts $40 last =.
TAI. SAL r.a...o
Leave hourly-630 4. 933 lilo and hourly 10 9So
y. m from Long Island City and Bushwick.
Returning. leave the Beach hourly.
Last train 10 D. ~ 10 Long Island city.