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10 The EdtOr OF THE EVENING STAR:
Inyour saturdays issue you quote a n article
nom the Denver Tribune, which commences as
follows: "Men generally cross their legs when
there Is the least pressure on their minds" AS.
Stunning this to be true as general proposition
Is there any method In mathematics by which
we can compute the pressure on a male brain
covered by = NO hat. the possessor OF which
crossing his legs bars the passageway with a No
~ shoe. While II must be conceded that under
the rule stated the pressure on such q brain
must be extremely light, SO light as to preclude
tho possibility of an attack OF what Ms PART.
ington would call q suggestion on the brain. !"
we have not been able to find formula from
which this minimum of pressure can be accur-
ately ascertained. A friend who has suffered
suggests that the degree OF brain pressure in
socn case Is fnversely as the square Of the
sole Of the foot protruded.
Let the savants settle this question. III
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FRENCH DYEtNG. SECURING AND DRY
CLEANING ESTABIIsHMENT

1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
Evening Dresses, Laces. Lace Curtains Grape Wells
Feathers, Kid Gloves Flannel and Pongeeour speciality
Gents Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired Ladies'
Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping ANTON
&CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer and
Maison Yriese. Rue Rivolie Paris a6
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PART LOT g. SQUARE 7e3
fronting 5S feet street and AZ feet on Sd street
one OF the best sections of Capitol HILL and can
readily be subdivded into three four building lots
Terms: One-half cash; balance in one two or three
years notes TO bear six per cent per interest
payable semiannually and TO be secured by deed of
trust on property or all cash. at option OF purchaser
S0nveyancing &c, at purchasers cost A deposit of
$IoO required at SALE Terms to be complied with In
ten days resale at risk and cost of pur-
CHASER after five DAYS public notice such resale in
some newspaper published in washington D. e. $3.50 "
ap10-5t DUNCANSON RROS Anctionears
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DAWNBROKERS SALE.
We will sell, at 1892 Pennsylvania avenue, at public
auction. all pledges forfeited by pton from
No. 10000 to 3l.116, commencing WEDNESDAY,
APKIL FOURTEENTH. and THURSDAY, APRIL
FIFTEENTH, 1856, at HALF-PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK T: NJ. consisting Of Gold, Silver and Metal
Watches, Diamonds, Chains. Necklaces, LOckets,
Scarf Pins. Earrings, Pins, Bracelets, Rings sleeve
Buttons, Guns and Pistols 1ypewriters and all kinds
of instruments, Books, Clocks Opera Glasses, Solid
silver and Plated Ware Ladies' aud Gents Clothing,
and all kinds of caring Apparel and Valises.
N. B-Parties holding tickets will please take no
tice. STEiNEM RIOS;
3. BENSINGER, AuctiOneer. ap123t
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WASHINGTON, ID. G..
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Auctoneers
CATALOGUE SALE
HIGH COST AND SUPERIOR MADE FURNI.
TURE,
CONSIGNED TO US AND REMOVED TO THU,
SCOTT ART GALLERY. wILLARps HALL.
FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. WHICH
TAKES PLACE ON
WEDNESDAY, APRIL FOURTEENTH,
AT HALEPAsT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
HANDSOME CHAMBER SUITES IN MA
HOGANY, WALNUT, CHERRY AND ASH.
after the most elegant and original designs PAR
LOR SUITES. beautifully upholstered. the re-
suit OF the most perfect workmanship, MAG
NIFICENT BRASS INLAID CABINET, of uI-
usual design, ANTIQUE EIGHT-DAY HIGH
CASE CLOCK, MAHOGANY ANTIQUE CAN
DIE STANDS, MAHOGANY BOOK CASES,
MAHOGANY INLAID HALF-ROUND CARD
TABLES, HANDSOME HALL RACK, WITH
CLOCK COMBINED. DINING ROOM CHAIRS,
upholstered In leather, WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLE. MAHOGANY CORNER CHAIRS,
upholstered in Plush. MAHOGANY SIDE
BOARD, deliberately carved, ELEGANT Ia
BLES, ORMOLU MOUNTINGS, BEAUTI-
FULLY INLAID CORNER CUPBOARD,
MAHOGANY LEAF TABLES, LIBRARY
SUITES, EASY CHAIRS, HALL CHAIRS.
HANDSOME HALL RACK, ROSEWOOD Pc
DESTALS, GILT FRAME MIRRORS
BRONZES, OIL PAINTINGS. ITALIAN Pc
DESTALS, DECORATED TOILET WARE
HAIR MATTRESSES, WIRE wOOvEN
SPRINGS.
The above list partially enumerates the goods to be
sold at public sale
The goods will be on exhibition
TUESDAY, APRIL 18TH,
FROM A. NJ. TO O'CLOCK p. NJ,
When catalogues will be ready.
WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO.,
ap1O-3t Auctoneers.
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GAECO1 n1A
BE IMPRoXED REAL ESTATE, BEING
ANDA-HALF STREET SOUTHWEST. fON
CORNER OF FOUR-AND-A-HALF AND c
SsTREETS AND ON FoUR-AND-A-HALF
Under and by virtue of the powers in me vested .A
py the last wall and testament of Joseph H. Han H.
lem, shall, on WEDNESDAY, the FOUR Ell
IEENTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1886, at 1--WE
'front.' OF the premises Of Lot numbered fourteen
S14 In Square four hundred and nnety-three (4S3),
beginning at the northeast Of said lot and
ming thence south the line Of Ala twenty COO
rect thence west seventynine feet three and halt
Inches feet 3a inches, thence north twenty (2O)
iee and thence east feet three and halt
inches re feet ga inches) to the place o. beginning
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER shall offer for
sale part OF Lot one o. in said square 493 beginning
ior the same at point on Al street west the dis
lance Of seventeen I'D feet from southeast corner
OF said square and running thence with the line
OF said IA street thirtyone (31) feet thence west
sntysix 1850 feet thence south thrty-one (31 feet
and thence east axty-six $3.50 to said 4 street and
and 325 IA street southwest.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash. balance In equal nav.
ments OF at one and two years. notes bear interest
payable semfannualy and to be secured by d,,ed OF
trust on the premises sold, all cash. at option of
purchaser Conyeyancing, &C, at cost Of purchaser
deposit OF 500 required each piece sold at tine
OF sale Terms to be complied with in ten days other
right reserved to resell at the risk and cost of de-
Iautng purchaser Or purchasers after five days pub
In Washington, d. c.
CAROLINE II. BEHREND,
EXecutrix and Trustee under will OF Joseph H Ham
lem, deceased ap25,7 ,9&d&ds
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sTHhT hET WIEN n A aslS 5L sfhERT:
Li6er No; s96. folio 26l ct seq Of the lard rec s
ins PR q cpSnS we W ss on
D. 1856. at FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ, in front of thu
m the s c'R Rt f lSt or parcel Of
anbia being lot numbered nine (9) in John NJ. Sims
dred and thrty-nine $3.50, together With ali the im
proVemens, ways easements, rights, privileges ant
appnrtenances To the same belonging or in any wis
This lot is improved by webuilt three-story and
Easeaeh tcck dwelling, with modern conveniences
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
and to be secured by deed of trust or ali cash at Oh
uon or purchaser deposit OF $500 required at time
to be complied with in ten days otherwise the rrus
ices reserve the right to resell the risk cost
1ce Of such resale in some newspaper published in
William II. cLAGErT,, n
ap13d&ds DORSEY CLAGETT. trustees
Ett :ETH s SUB LOIS, ERoNTdSG sEX
SCH izEsh FAX sf 81 GGcTSdN rHA
r 81 MoN MAY AItsrERNooS APRIL NINE
LOTS 20, 80, 81 81 !, each fronting SO feet on
100 ieet on Howard street.
LOTS - and each front SO feet on Howard
LOTS -, 70 and - each front so feet on steuben
street with a depth of 100 feet,
Browns subdivision OF Pleasant Plains
These lots are among the best in this subd vision
florist. butchers persons desiring Investment '0
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
and to be secured by deed Of trust on
premises. or all cash at option A deposit of $50 re
at purchasers cost Terms to be compiled with In !
Otherwise resale al risk and of defautine
some newspaper published in Washington, ID, C.
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w. DUVAII,- Apctione
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ASSIGNEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY SITUATED CORNER OF TENTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST BEING NO
1900 TENTH STREET.
On SATURDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH eysA
1856, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front of the innsH
premises will sell sub Lot 1, in square 1874 inl2
having frontage of 30 feet on 10th street and eet
on street, with an alley 10th street side. i'm.
proved by twostOry frame Cottage and Stable with
modern improvements,
Terms: All cash, of which 500 will be required at
time OF sale All conveyancing and recording at pur-
CHASER COST II terms arc not complied with ten
days the Assignee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and of deauting purchaser
or purchasers.
apS-d&ds H. S. BERLIN Assignee
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IMPROVED GASLIGHT FOR THE COUNTRY
A, ana city Call on BENNETT & Co, 1900 Penn
9ivania ave NV. and see the New Portable Auto
lnatic Gas Generator, adapted watering places
seofess cnurchess private residences. etc ap0-5y
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We Have EsrApn1sHEp

WE Have EsrAB11sHED
our reputation through our popular Iprice system.
Our rule has been charge fancy prices for any
Clothing we handle.
We sell only reliable Clothing all of our own MANN
fActure-hence our popularity with the public
EISEMAN BROS,
Manufactory-14 s Howard St, Baltimore, Nd.
90 Whitehall ST., Atlanta, Ga
ap3s,tu Cor. It'll and St, Washington d. C,
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will sell the
STOCK AND CONTENTS IN STORE
SOo SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Commencing
TUESDAY, APRIL THIRTEENTH ATTEN A. NJ
And lfcontinue daily until all goods are disposed of
The stock contains prime and first-cass Dry Goods
and Notions, consisting of
silks, Velvets. Satins, fine Dress Goods Cashmeres
embroidered Flannes. Table Linens, Towels,
blankets. Quilts, Underwear. Hosiery, COrset,,
Laces, Embroideries Gloves Jerseys, Umbrella,
ana parasois White Shirts. together with a full
Ladies will do well to attend this SALE as good as
sortment of Spring Goods will be offered daily.
IernS cash. NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer. apl3-5t
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers
TWOSTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, No. 321
FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET SOUTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL ezeA
FOURTEENTH, at HALF-PAST FIVE s.H
O'CLOCK p. NJ, We will sell, in front of the e:3a
premises
PART LOT I, SQUARE 493
fronting feet 41a street. with depth of 81 feet
improved by Frame House A good business lOca-
ton and rapidly advancing in value.
Terms made known at sale. A deposit Of 500 re-
CURED at SALE Conveyancing &C.. at purchasers
aplO3t DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers
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SUMNER RESORTS.

TTHE OCEAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY. 4
L \. j., open Winter aud summer Hot VA y
and Cold Sea Water Baths la the House" lE:E& j
Every modern Improvement; fine Ocean View WiIniii
one square Of the "New Iron Pier" Heated by steam
ana open CRATE fires. f2o-tu til, som
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nNE OF THE FINEST BUILDING LOTS ON
OCAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION, SITUATED
CORNER OF u AND THIRD STREETS Sc
On THURSDAY, FIFTEENTH APRIL. 1885 a>~
at FIVE O'CLOCK z. NJ, we will SELL in front Ofz$R
-' "
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Wy II. PARKER MAGNETIC HEALER 1911
w Penna- ave- n w--Incurabies cured: all Ner-
voDs and Chronic diseases speciality. VIII visit pa
tents The poor heaiea every "Wednesday after noon
tree. O0dce treatments q, from to M. m16-Z6ts
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AUCTION SALES.
rNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED AND IJNI,r
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, D. c.
By virtue of the authority conferred upon the ess
executors of the last will and testament of VIM s9
Easily deceased. will sell at public auction, on G:a
the premises on MONDAY. the NINETEEN Al
OF APRIL, 1856, commencing at HALF-PAST
erty, viz TF
Lot L. In square IL. no improvements
Immediately after
LOT ., In square Q, improved by four brick houses.
Immediately after
LOT ., In square II, improved by three brick houses
Immediately after
Lou y, In square 20, no improvements
Immediately after
Lot ., in square 50, improvements
Terms: Onehalf cash. balance in six and twelve
months, with interest at six per centum per annum
secured by deed of trust the property sold: or ali
cash, at the option Of the purchaser. All convey
ancing at purchasers cost = w FcASBY
Executor Of VIM. Easily, decd
WfSCOII Dc WILCOX. Agents. NH l3-d,Sds
CPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE
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I AUNCANsoN BROS, Auctoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT. BEING No. 1919 ELEVENTH
SIEET, BETWEEN AND y STREETS
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COMMITTEES AT WORK ARRANGING FOR THE
EXERCISES - DISTINGUISHED PERSONS IN
vITED TO TAKE PARr-rHE HISTORY OF THE
ORDER IN THIS COUNTRY
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THoMAs BOWLING Auct,oneer.

THOS E. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-28

aids ventilation. Any desired number
Of stories or tiers Of coils may 10 built
together In one great cylinder, which,
- m entirety, involves IKE turn
table ON conicAl rollers. The cell struc-
ture y enclosed In . heavy stationary
Iron and steal grating, containing only
one opening. As It IL revolvsd, ths
doors Of the cells are brought In sue
cession before this opening, % that NOT
more than one prisoner on . tier can
get out ut Q time. The prisoners dc
not see each other and Communication
bet wsen them 10 dificult. II desired,
the structure can be slowly revolved
by water power ut night, % - to pre-.
vent attempts to break ont. This,
however, IL scarcely necessary. One
Of these jsils having three coll struc.
lures grouped about . handsome resi-
dsnce for the Sheriff. has been built d
Orawfordsvilie, Indiana, and another
with ono cylinder ut Council Bluff,
Iowa. The Charlottesville jail cosI
$50, 900 and acoommo dates eighty
prisoners with q residence for the sher
ID attached.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-28
No Life In the Thing.

Last nights Democratic meeting n
the Academy OF Music capped the eli
max, 30 far IS On audience WAS con-
cerned. The night was cloudy 1t is
true, but IL did not rain ex oept occa-
sionslly q small drizzle. The Young
Mems Democratic Club had the matter
in hand, and 1t was entirely under their
auspices. Both Senator Salisbury and
Senator Gray were beforehand an
noun ced as the speakers; indeed Mr..
salisbury came not only ny the invita-
ton OF the Young Mems Democratic
Club, but by the special invitation OF
his friend Mr.. Gray. The band made
great racket In the streets and played
beautifully In the hall, and not more
than beggsrly two hundred OF an
audience had scattered seats. We can
excuse our Democratic friends for q
lack OF enthusiasm, for how could
Democrats applaud heartily under such
chilling circumstances? Only two
squares further down, the Institute
Hall held an audience OF twelve hun
dred, enjoying the pleasures Of the
eighteenth anniversary Of the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen. The Re-
1OoLlOAc ulu all ~ CUuiu u uERb Inc
people to turn out and encourage these
distin guished representatives Of De-
mocracy, knowing how wreschedly
dlfficuls 1t would be for them to speak
to ghostly array Of empty seats; but
all to no purpose, the people will not
enthuse In this year of Democracy,
1886. The party is too heavily handi-
capped and loaded with fraud this
year, and the party has made no effor,
to unload ITSELF Not Democratic
speaker yet has heartily denounced the
frauds that have taken the life out OF
the Democratic party, and left Ii q
cumbersome log, rolling into con sinued
power by shere wkwardness and tAe
force OF gravitation, simply because
there are no tmpediments In the way
sufficiently well organized to impedI
Its progress. AS it is the leaders are
AFRAID the lifeless hippodrome will stop
before 1t reaches the mark, and II MAJ
yet be beaten in the race. After th-
election is over, II such farce as ons
party voting while the other is dlsfran.
chised can be called an election, snd
the Democrats find themse, yes safalv
out of the wood, II they get there, lik.
the British at Bunker Hill, they will
have gained victory not worth thank
ing God for.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-28

BEFORE THIS paper reaches Its read
ers the noble gift OF the French people
TO the American nation, BArtholdfs
statue OF Liberty will be unveiled. The
occasion will be . grand gala day In
New York, and every preparation, In
Guiding having President Cleveland and
his Cabinet present, has been made to
make the occasion one OF historic inter-
est. From this time forward the great
est Republic In the world and the
greatest Repub bile in Europe will bs
bound together In closer bonds OF unity
and good feeling.
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WANAM AK R'B.
PHILADELPHIA. 1hurdsy. Oct. Is. 1855.

PHILADELPHIA. 1hurtdsy. Oct. Is, lsss.
We see in a store-win-
dow bright-yellow broche|
shawls such as were in|
fashion fifteen years ago.
and imitation IIimalayas
such as shed their hair as
soon as they are touched;
and Scotch long shawls of
worsted, which shrink and
cookie up at sight of moist
ure. Where these things
have been hiding since they
were supposed to be good
we have no notion. The
imitation Himalayas and
Scotch worsted we found
out some years ago. We
sold a few. They were
worn a little; and back they
came. 1t doesn't pay us to
deal in such stuff What
we sell we have to be sure
of. Sooner or later report
comes back: sit was good"
or Make it good" We'd
rather have it good to begin
with.
We have all the useful
current shawls--uncurrent
shawls we leave in their
mysterious hiding-places.
The commonest shawls
may be fashionable in their
way; indeed they ought to
be. There isn't the least
advantage in being five OF
fifteen years behind the
fashion.
But we are selling India
shawls just now to women
who haven't been thinking
of India shawls.
Will you look at Indiasl
Whatever you think of the
question, will you look al
midas?
We often hear the expires,
sion 81 don't believe it was Z
genuine India shawl" The
woman who says that be.
trays the fact that she
doesn't know the a b C O
India shawls. Why, ther,
lis no imitation that looks il
the least like an India
doubt is ignorance.
We have asked you II
look at the midas. A it'll
looking will open the eye
of the blind almost. Yo'
will begin to judge them be
fore you know it.
I East of Arcade.
Three sorts of fine UNI.
: brellas that many want t.
. know about because the,
are going 90 be here RICH
, along till somebody better
them. They come fror
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r1UBIIc sALE-WIIL BE SOLD AT
Public sale, at the stables o. Jester q
Mcdaniel. No. iis wsst Frsut street, viii
mington, psi.,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 3oTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1850.
att o'cioct,p. me-
M Az In 4 ||,;,.,&? Az E!!. 1s

~ g. 4 3gS. =, MN ilsinoT Sg4s..@.
NO. l. Dappls gray horse, ie1< hands high
10 years old. weighs 1907 pounds. good worker
single or double. with lots Of BONE
n. nd s,sn .r Weighs Ss isss pd sssds rs
French Norman; cannot bs beat for bone and
No. ) Dark gray mare, years Old, lss4
nSnds high weighs reg no, 1ss0 poSnds' sooa
NO. 1. Dapple gray horse, ye.u old. 10
hands high, weighs 400 penndS, family
broken, and can be driven BY the most timid
persou; THIS Ia an extra horse.
years old 10 hands nigh, weigh $500 poands,
lots Of bone. well broken single or double,
and an extra good team.
No. Z. Gray mare, 8 years old, weighs
1900 pounds. 1874 hands high. we'll broken
No. 8. Gray horse, years old, Itsx hands
high. lots Of bone and good chunk, weighs
Nos. "a 10. Pair Of Gay horses, 9 years old.
lts< hands high, weigh Zoo pounds, closely
matched, well broken fingis or double, drive
no ii. Dark bay horse, years old, Its4
hands high. weighs 100 pounds, an extra
nice horse, will work single or double
NO. Il Brown horse, 8 .years old, lsH
No. Is Dsppis gray horse, years cid, IS.
hands high, weighs l16J pounds, . well
made chunk, and worker IN any kind Of
harness.
No. IL A very pretty dsppls gray horse
years old, 1G4 hands high. will make q
nice sentIeman's driving horse, an extrs
No. is. Buekskin horse, 6 years old, 1Gz.
hands high, weighs 400 pounds, with blact
points, o COED horse for any kind Of bust
nees.
No. 10. An extra nice bay horse, 0 year,
old, weighs HOO pounds, 1874 hands high. wei
broken siogle or double. and an extra gooc
mover; viii make an elegant family horses
No. II. Chestnut sorrel horss, yeNrs old
chunk. good saddle or harness horse.
NO. IS. Gray horse. years old, lb1z hsnd
b Ugh, weighs 1855 pounds; said 10 be q fast
PAGER. and can DO driven or ridden BY an,
one.
Nos. 10 and 20. Pair Of bay horses com.
ing years old. 10 hands high. weiKi
210o poun DIS; no man has better team
No. n; chestnut so!rel pony, years old
No. a Darz bay mare, years old
weighs 1l51. q good worker 10 any kind o
harness. will make good brood mare.
No. 20 brown horse, years old, l61.
| hands high, weish s 100 pounds, good Work
er single or double.
NO. n. Bay horse. 10 years old, it11 hand
high, SAID to be gooi mover, can trot clos'
! 70 minutes.
A credit of 30 days will be given.
JESTER & MCDANIEL.
L. W. Stidham & Son, Auctioneers
N. B "A car load of mules at private
sale. o26-d&w-ti
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eteel JaiIa

The Board of Public Charities OF
Philadelphia, has been apprised Of
wonderful invention called q ''roary
steel jail" to take the place of county
jails aud in which prisoners oen be
kept secnre without q large force of
jailers and which provide for thorough
ventilation OF the cells. This curious
invention Is built OF steel, surrounding
central shaft In which q chimney
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-28

DU BLlC SALE OF MT. CUBA MILLS
Il aud farm at tho once Of y esld h 90,
seventh and Market streets, Wilmington,
Del,
ON SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER oTH, 1855, AT p. M,
All that valuable MIL Property and Farm.
consisting Of q Flour in, Saw % I'll and
Older Mill; stone Mansion, remodeled 2
years ago; Frame Tenant House, with six
rooms, Spring House, Frame barn, Car
rlage n louise, and about 40 acres Of fiTstclass
Hand. Of which about acres are woodia land,
located At Mt. Cuba on the Delaware West
ern railroad, end about7 miles from vii.
mington.
The mill power consists OF . ffstcl
water wheels, 20 and az. IL ch driven by 10
foot fall. with undivided right 70 Ned Clsy
creek, with Burrus run running into the
dam. One Of the best water powers on the
creek.
The wer.knowu Nj, Cuba picnic grounds
are on this property.
Pt sSeesion, March %, 1857,
TEhMS.--10 per cent. cash as forfeit
money on day Of sale. u 500 At per cent.
interest may remain on the property. Bal
ance Ia cash on or before Saturday, Hovem
Der goth, 1856, at noon, when final settlem ent
is - Dc made, or sale declared void, at option
of seller.
For further infor matt n apply to
HEALD & CO.,
Agents to effect the ale.
Central Exchange, Wilmington, Del
o26.lOt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-28

WILLIAM A. HUKILL, in . card
elsewhere, offers q helping band to the
Democrats over their Sheriffalty trou-
BILE. AS they cannot agree fully either
upon Mr.. Lsmbson or Mr.. Chambers,
he offers TO come In Is . compromise
candidate and end all disputes and
heArtbnrnings. We do not see how the
Earring Democrats can do better than
accept Mr.. Hukill's offer, though either
Mr.. Chambers or Mr.. LAmbson would
make good Sheriffs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-28

THE DEMOCRATS are afraid there 10
their ticket and that 1t will explode
with terrible effect next Tuesday. We
are not surprised ut such fears, for the
Democrats know that II they are moi
blown up they deserve to be.