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Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
Tasting their Hose.

Last evening the Washington Steam
Fire Engine Co., tested the new hose
which they have received from the
Cleveland Ohio Rubber Company. They
tested the hose at Third street wharf,
indicatorand it is said the stood $50
pound waterpressurs with IS pounds OF
steam,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02

PERSONS ofspdentary pursuits are pre-
posed to Constipation; such should
CayS use DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills,
EeA insure safety against Constipa-
Y and al Of it, disastrous oonss-
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
He For PenosENove.

Don't forget the temperance meeting
in the cool shady grove at Pennsgrove 70
morrow afterroou. Jacob G. foulk win
preside in the absence Of Mr.. Morrow.
who goes TO Gun Tree, fsnna. EseeE
lent speakers and singers wYfl take
mart. Rxeu1sien tickets only 2b osnA.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
Rest for the weary.

Our old friend Henry W. Morrow,
has invented a neat, adjustable bed
spring which he has entered into the
manufacture of at No. A East Third
Street. 1t attaches firmly D the bed
slat by an ingenious and simple ar
rangemsnt by q mere turn Of the hand,
and makes me believe an unsurpassa-
ble bed.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
An Inquest. q.

Coroner Butz last evening held an
inquest over the remains OF a child
some four years old named Elizabeth
Douglas, daughter Of James and Matil-
da Douglas, residing on Fifth street
between Walnut and Poplar. The jury
rendered verdict of death from pull
monary consumption.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
N0mlnafian Election.

The Republican nomination election
for City Treasurer, President and mem
ber of City Council and election officers
will be held in the different wards Of
this city on Saturday August 9Th, BE-
tween the hours of and p. m. The
Vice President of the several Wards are
to provide places for holding the nom
nations,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02

Five dogs were axterminated by Mr..
Hunt, last evening. The dogs will
now have rest until Monday, for in
the future Mr.. II. does not intend keep
ing the CANNES confined over Sunday
on account of the noise they make in
endeavoring to secure their freedom.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
Large Pay hOi1.

lle pay roll for the month of July in
! locomotive department at the P. W.
D. works, amounts to $l9, ,42S.6s,
4ch Is S22. IA more than the amount
" out for the same month of last
n.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
Clog Dancers.

ms evening the champion clog con-
| between Master Haney and Lew
EA'rr, takes place at the Seventh
[~' Variety Theatre. The best
(aser ~. will receive as a prize, a purse
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
Atlantic City

The West excursion under the auspi-
oes of the Ladies will take place on next
Thursday to Atlantic City. The price
of tickets have been placed at such a
law rate that every person should take
the opportunity and go. Tickets adults
'$l.25.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
Raw Club,

The Washy" Bay Club, seventeen
mem bers, left Fourth street wharf last
evening on the schooner 'Lizzis Burt"
The party will be absent about ten
days and will visit Baltimore, Norfolk
and several other places.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
The Seccnd Raptlst Church.

Rev. 4. B. Cook, pastor Of the Second
Baptist church, having gone to the
mountains of Virginia, Rev. J. Wesley
Sullivan will fill the pulpit of this con
gregation during his absence. There
will only be preaching iu the morning.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
Com ing.

That we'll known aud much looked for
Doctor VIM. Darmon, will pay Will
mington another professional visit on
Tuesday the 5th inst. He can be found
at his old stopping place the Washing
ton Hotel, No. 205 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
Dress Goods.

Large variety of dress goods reduced
to l21 cents by Kennard h Co. Ready
for sale Monday morning, many Of
which can be seen in the upper window
of their store, 621 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02

Should any OF our citizens ds3tre tG
make very cheap and greatly invi'
gerating excursion, they shonld stsp on
board the littl~ steamer ''6usis A. No
Call" At 4th 81. wharf, at 8 O'Clock in
the morning, and on the payment Of q
they will In less than one hour be con-
veyed down the Christiana, and thence
out into the placid waters Of tho Dol
aware, and plactd on board the noble
steamer "Rspublic," commanded by
Capt. Lacksy, and by IL o'clock or
thereabout, they will be landed atCape
May Point, where they may take the
cars, and by the payment Of 10 cents
they will be placed in few minutes In
Cape May city, where an hour or more
may be passed in bathing in the ocean.
or in stTolling along the beach. At
2.40 they will take the cars 10 return
and at 8 o'clock they will step on board
the boat and in minute more they
will be steaming up the Delaware.
A little after seven O'Clock connection
will be made with the "Susis A. Nc
Call" and by 7.30 they will bs landed
in our city, tired enough to sleep sound
~ and wake up the next morning great.
ly refreshed and invigorated, in conse-
quence Of the ride, mentally as we'll as
physically. The trip is the cheap
est, safest and best that can be made.
We think, however, that the boat
would make quite as much money and
tho people bs far better accommodated,
II the tickets were good for several
days.
In the above we neglected TO say tn at
music is furnished by good band on
the way down the river, and on the
way up there is given q minstrel en- er.
tainmsnt which is greatly enjoyed by
the young, and even by many Of more
mature years, while all the appoint.
ments on the Republic" for comfort,
safety and convenience cannot be sx.
celled.
On Friday morning some 200 persons
availed themselves Of the advantages
above enumerated, including number
of gentlemen and ladies from Reading,
accompanied by band Of music, who
were making the excursion under the
management Of Col. Wainwright. They
remained over until this evening.
Among the passengers, however, on the
way up were Prof. Gilchrist, President
of the Normal school Of Iowa Elroy W.
Avery, Superintendent Of the Public
schools in Cleveland, Ohio, and several
other Professors and educators who
had attended the National Educa-
tional Convention in Philadelphia,
and followed their conference by visit
to Cape May. Prof. Gilchrist impaired
a great deal Of information in regard to
the public schools of Iowa, and en-
phatically declared that the Normal
College Of that State is the model school
of America, while Prof. Avery who is
as frank and cordial as he is proficient
in the sciences, referred to education
as a profession, and while admitting
its importance, thought it much less
remunerative that the law and some
other pursuits. The hour occupied in
listening to them was pleasantly and
proftably passed.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
Tho Price ofCssl Advancing

The price Of coal is steadily advancing.
At the auction sale in New York, fifty
thousand tons were sold at prcies higher
by twenty cents on the ton than were
obtained last month.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
New II Ouse.

'Sler !. Hollingsworth is erecting . new
''as y house'2l by 40 feet, and 2 sto'
nigh, on his farm in Christiana
snared. The carpenter work is be.
Gone by Wiser Robinson.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02

r oST OR MISLAlD.-A large pocket
IL book containing papers and notes Of NO
use to any one bu. the owner. A suitable 10.
ward will be paid If left 1t A. RICHARD,
SONS Stall, Nc. 10 Second Street Market.
"a st.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
DEACH FESTIVAL.

DEACH FESTIVAL.
A Peach Festival will be held in the Lee
ture Room Of
Green Hill Presby terian Church,
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
EVENINGS, AUGUST 8 and I. 1879.
Admission 10 cents. S-2567
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02

II has been proven that the diseases
of baby hood cannot attack infants sys-
tom, whom DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup 10
used A directed. Price Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02

DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills, Baby
Syrup and Cough Syrup for sale at
J. R. Hartman's Drug Store, 9th and
Poplar. ..a sss.u
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
Linen Suits.

Ladies, don't fail to examine the ele-
CANT linen suits at Kennard Il Co.'s
Rsdaosd 10 $3.50, former price $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
II 10 Worth

knowing that you can get a first class
shave or hair cut at Charles Smith No.
3, East Third street. Try Charlie.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
NvnTICE-DlVIDEND, d,

@OTICE-DlVIDEND
~ OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON
Coal GAS COMPANY,
Wilmington, August !, 1879.
The Directors of the Wilmington Coal Gas
Company have this day declared dividend
of three dollars per share tor the past six
months, payable on demand.
VIM. P. TAYLOR, Treasurer,
s.2IOt 800 Shipey Street
VIvANTED.-Twoy young respectable and
w educated gentlemen, thoroughly known
and we'll acquainted in the city; from l8 to 30
years of age, Address "H,"
8.22t Thls Ofnce.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
PersOn

Harry Fullerton and wife returned
home last evening from their visit to
Wood bury, New Jersey.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
FIRsT EDITION..
NEws SUMMARY.


NEWS sUAAARY.
:. suspensisn-ChsaP Sugar
...tisn-A Chapter Of lnea-
\. ssA AssiAsuts. SO
/. suspension Of the Consolidated
II Montreal has caused much RI
,.ut NJ and indignation in that city,
t.' i'.ctcrs being generally accused o.
.."1.9smsnt. "'s During the past
y SIiS ,hs bank paid Of about l,s0o,.
y y Il, Indebtedness to depositors and
!, s.ldsrs. AZ Brokers yesterday offered
.n,s 'vts on the dollar TOR bills, but fsw
vksn at that price.
:. Bs.ulisu plantation, near Baton
~ = Louisiana, containing 32OC
w. 9TH sugar houses, stables, barn
Sous.s, mules, horses, oxen, farm.
imnl,mepts, and - fine growing
~ y was sold . few days ago for only
%.
bs body of Joseph Standing, the
mon elder recently shot in Georgia,
I'd in Salt Lake City yesterday
"a, received by = large concourss
.oDls. A grand pubac funeral il
~ place on Sunday.
h. anniversary Of emancipation in
W,,, Indies was celebrated at St.
R,,iups and Amhsrstburg, Ont,
.day. Excursionists from Toron'
Budalo, Detroit, Cincinnati and
places participated.
L,r.tsry Sherman arrived at New.
B. l., yesterday morning, and on
arrival found important letters
|pa him to Washington. He will
New York to day, and leave that
for Washington on Monday.
cricket match at Newport, R. l.,
srday, between the old Haverford
of that city, and the Longwoods,
aston, was won by the former, by q
|rof 96 to 81.
be first bale OF new Mississippi VAL
cotton was received in New Orleans
thursday night. 1t was classed low
|dIDg, and sold at l0a cents per
jBd.
he contract for furnishing and set
in place the wrought and cast-iron
for the Washington Monument, in
shington, has been awarded to the
Enix Iron Company Of Philadol-
fre at Hamilton, Ont, last even
Destroyed the McInnes block and
nl other buildings, causing a
siimated at nearly 81, 100000.
lsnry and Matthew Stellenbach were
ID, and two Others were wounded, by
bian highwaymen, in the Santa
Mountains Of Arizona, on the 3Oth
|nO. t}
bchssl Martin killed James Brady
wounded James Stanton with q
h pocket knife, in an affray at New
bin, Conn.,, yesterday. Martin was
(ted.
|he second annual gathering of the
|onal Baptist BnioA at Port Chau'
Eua, N. Y, closed yesterday, with a
bon by Rev. DR.. Reuben Jeffrey, OF
kklyn, N. Y. During the sessions
BY addresses were delivered by
|ninent ministers Of tbs Baptist and
|sr denominations.
|sln Morton, keeper Of a gambling
bon in Louisville, was shot dead on
tnday night, by Frederick Rohman,
BIN he had ordered out Of the place.
bishop O'Brien, of Kingston, Canada,
\ suddenly in Quebec Yesterday
Fling.
|sneral Quincy A. Gilmore, Chic
kneer Of the Department Of the Eas,
b a visit to Fortress Monroe.
|oaquin Garcia Couds has been re-
|nzed by the President as Consul oi
kico at San Francisco.
Dennis Boyle was killed by fall OF
slate, in the Warrior Run mines,
rWilkesbarre, on Thursday.
[he Republican Convention of Min
|ota will meet in St. Paul on the I'd
frptember.
telegram from Quebec says the
Fspspers Of that city predict "bread
+ this winter on account of the
|rcity of work.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02

upNH TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS RE-
DED WARD.-Lost at Corner Fifth and
Fing streets, 500. 90 in twenty dollar notes.
Above reward paid on delivery to
50 st. JOSEPH HOOPES,
Washington House, 2O6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02
nUBLlC SALE OF A T%u- story
BRICK DWELLING,
N. w. Cor. Pine and Shearman St.,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUSTA, 1879,
at 5 2. NJ,

On the premises, without postponement, with
drawal or underbidding. This building mas
raoms and bathroom, is well built, and is
in the most rapidly improving section OF the
city Lot IA #. I IL in. by II TT 8 in
Terms.-Bond and mortgage for $3.50 Sc
cured by proper Fire Insurance, and tor pal
arce one-third cash and twO.thirds in note
with approved endorser, bearing interest at
months. Possession Immediate upon SET
tlement 1T. HEAL.D,
s-257s Agent to effect sale.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02

A few days ago We gave an account
OF the anniversary Of the 9lst birth day
of Abraham Darlington of Thornbury
Township, Chester County, but now it
becomes our duty to chronicle the
death of Mr.. Darlington which occurred
last Thursday. lie retained his men.
tai faculties and memory which
were remarkable to the last. He was a
brother Of the Hon. William Darlington
Of West Chester. and Chandler Dar-
lington Of Kennett Square and was an
uncle Of Thomas, Isaac and Edward
Darlington of this city. His funeral
will take place tomorrow (First Day)
at two O'Clock from Birmingham Meet
ing House.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02

The second meeting Of the City Dem
ocratic Association at the Friendship
house was we'll attended. Wm. H.
brady, Mq., Was in the elsir. After
Mr.. VIM. Lrs had reported the room in
which they were assembled as being
rented for the campaign, reports from
the different wards we're received, the
following Chairmsn Of tine Executive
Committees being announced:
First ward-P. B. Huested.
Second ward-J. +. Ball.
Third wsrd--W. G. Baugh.
Fourth ward-Jas. r. Hayes.
Fifth wsrd--H. b. MoIntire.
Sixth ward-Howard Simpson.
Seventh ward-Wm. b. Hickman.
Eighth ward-Wm. B. Norton.
Ninth ward-Jos. S. johnson.
Tenth ward-Patrick Nsary.
Messrs. McIntire, Simpson and Lally
we're appointed TO prepare rules for the
regulation Of the sessions Of the asso.
citation, and Msssrs. Lee, Blake and
Simpson we're appointed committee to
present nominees for the position OF
City ireasursr and President OF City
Council; and II WAS also decided to hold
the nomination election for the above
officers on Saturday, August 10th, be
tween the hours of 3 and I p. M, and
the places Of election were left to the
option of the different wards.
In the Eighth Ward last evening the
Democrats organized by electing the
following Executive committee, VIM.
B. Norton, chairman Richard Kelley,
James Daley, Thoma' Blankin, and
James Davis. Messrs. John Quinn,
Amos Kane, B. J.. Mcguire, Thomas
Blankin and James Davis, we're ap.
pointed committee to secure names Of
candidates for City Council.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-02

Too hot to read. toe hot to write,
Too hot to even be polite;
Too hot to sew. too hot to knit,
Too hot to be "mosquito BIT;
Too hot to sleep, too hot to wake,
And far too hot to brew or bake;.,
Too hot to think, too hot to talk,
Too hot to ride, too hot to walk;
Zoo hot to lecture or to preach,
Too hot to scold, too hot to teach;
Too hot fer mantle, veil or glove,
Too hot to dream Of making lOye;
Too hot to laugh, too hot to cry,
100 hot to live, too hot to die;
Too hot to whistle or to sing.
And oh i! too hot TO do anything!
The Indiana State sentinel., 1879-04-30
A Hard Case.

A Woodward avenue druggist yesterday
put up prescription brought by boy, and
as be banded over the bottle the boy asked
''Did you put any sugar in it9'
81 don't think did" was the reply.
'Well, then, don't believe mall touch q
drop off got some medicine here 'tother
day and pa couldn't even hire her to tako it,
cause it wasn't sweet She's purity sick,
but she's down on medicine"
well, how does your father manager
HE don't manage at all. He tries to hire
mother, but you see she's too old to care
for candy and peanuts, and too young to
want spectacles or a snuff box, and there we
are, YOU see. II them onion draughts on he1
feet don't do any good III bet I'll have q
stepmother fore fall"
The Indiana State sentinel., 1879-04-30
.. SANFORD's
RADICAL CURE
For n
* CATARRH 81

This may certify that 1 have been a subject
of that terrible disease, Catarrh OF the Head
and Throat, for some 80 years, caused by TAX
ing cold in the month of June, 1875. The at
tack at that time was so severe that the doctor
and my friends thought must die. For years
and years have been SO sick that life has
been a burden to myself and friends. 1t is
useless for me to say how many doctors have
tried, how much medicine have taken, dur
ing all these years of endless suffering, but
those who suffer as / have suffered will know
that never ceased TO look for relief. and to
try every remedy that promised it.
In September, 1876, began the use Of SAN
FoRD'S RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH. No
sooner did begin To use 1t than my mptoms
changed. 1t cleared my throat. II cleared my
head, it cleared my mind. 1t operated on my
system in a way that nothing ever before given
me by doctors had done. How rapidly i'm
proved under the influence of this wonderful
medicine those who have known me for years
can testify And now, sirs, to AXE a long
story short. Will say i would not exchange
the good IL he's done me for the whole world
and all il contains. My memory. which was
nearly ali gone, has returned again, and
could tell of Affections / have endured too
great for some people to credit. can with q
clear conscience and the strongest faith sttesx
to this on the Holy Bible. God bless the man
that found out this remedy.
SAMUEL SPINNEY.
Meadow Vale, Annapolis Co, Nova Scotia,
Nov. ., 1877.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1879-04-30

offsred sn % aprive W At saS's mixed, @ sss27e
BTanEDuli: offered at sll per ton.
Haydn moderate shipping demand. Choice
timothy, wire bales, pressed, sll@lz per ton.
The Provision Market
During the early part of the week the market
ruled exceedingly quiet, with tendency to
duiIness, but the last few days 1t has briskened
up, and to-day closed quite firm. We quote:
Dry Salt Meats-Clear ribs, 81 so bid; held at
81 62j5. Shoulders, So 80 bid. held at 90 50.
Lard-Prime steam, IS bid, IS % asked
Sweet Picked Meats-Hams, 714971@c, as to
average and brand.
the Grocery Market.
Coffee-A fair demand is reported. We
quote Rio at lO@llc for comr1on; l1ta9l2c for
iss s7c fSs s6Scs 70; 5sSa k0Sa '0r prime
Candles-lzks9lzc for IA to l6 or per set.
esc as to auaiity; fancy . western cream, sGsc;
New York cream, 1l@ll4c.
Molasses and Syrups-New Orleans molas-
Rice-Carolina and Lou lsiana, 61zta7xc.
and ,rushed, 9@ysc: cut loaf, 9ss9glc; A cof-
snsa fair sc p1ms
1ss,so; s1sg,Ss 1sssss; ssss
| 3O@45c; nutInegs, S,c@Sl 05; mace, 81 25@l 40.
Soap-German and olive soaps, 5>z@6ci
rosin, 4@411c.
Mfscelianeous Produce.
Apples-We quote: Michigan Baldwins, 5.
! per biol; Eastern Baldwins and Hussets, " Is
| per Dbl.
Beans-Are steady. We quote medium navy
! at 6O@75c per bu; choice, sl9l 10.
Beeswax-Is steady at 25c per 10.
Butter-Recelpts are in excess OF the de
| mand, and stocks are accommodating, espe-
| cially of poorer grades, which are very Gull
The choicest is not selling so freely, and prices
are lower under the liberal supply and warn
| weather. We quote: Michigan, lSc per 10
| choice selections of table butter, l29l4c; gooc
to fair country dun at 70lUc; poor and inferior
] 4Q76c.
Cabbage-Scarce. New Southern In good or
der will bring s. per crate.
| Cranberries-Are firm ct % 50 per Dbl.
Dried Apples-Are steady at 3@3Hc per 10.
Eggs-Are In good supply. Market quiet
| SIC per doz.
mixed geese and duck, 2o@25c; Old feathers
| 10030c. .-.-.- =
az 10; locse Muscatel raisins, " l092 70; Lon
The Indiana State sentinel., 1879-04-30

don layer, 50 4O@2 so; Valencia raisins, 7szasc
= per NIB lb;; currants. new, 5@sc per ib.; oranges,
Fresh vegetables-Onions, l5c per dozen
punches; bermuda onions, So 25@s 50 per 0u
so pe2 a9zen Sarrsl as
SOC per barrel; pie plant 2oc per dozen
box; string beans, s. 30 per box.
Honey-Sslllng at H@l5c per 10 in glass caps;
l5slsc for I TO ID caps without glass, in cases
Onions-Are firm at 81 1898 per bbl.
Potatoes-Dealers are paying zoe for choice
ern selling at sS per bbl.
PouItTy-We quote: Live turkeys, Sc per Id:
% per don aos; geese u
feathered, "a 2O@4 so per dox.
Strawberries Occasional light receipts sell
for sl@1 so per gallon for good.
vinegar-Cider, s696 IS; apple 81 per bbl.
The Drug Market:
Dealers report good trade doing.
Alcohol, 81 0652 10 alum, per ID. 3H94c; cal
omel, per 10, 70c; camphor, per lb, s3c; cochi-
neal, per 10, 75c: chloroform, per 10, so@s5c;
1a G inasG b
o1ice, or & Calabrian 10, ssc; magnssiaS 6 eaGo ar 2,3z
der. 10, l2c. Oils-Castor. best, gal, 81 30al 35;
No do, 81 2o@l IS; sweet, 9ec@s rs; olive, gal,
81 1898 80; sperm, gal 81 IS; straits, gal, 4Vc |;
cassia, ID, 81 s; lemon, 10 csanderson s., 81.
Qoinine; z. d. W., OF, sS eo94i cinchonidia,
! Fr., s1sal2c. American bicarbonate soda, per
Id, 3Ag4c; soda, bicarb, English, casks, lb, SIC;
sOua sal, TO-, SOu;t-aSn, 491%sc.
EPSON, ID, Saic; snuff per case, A doz bottles,
Macaboy.. "a 80 per doz, per 10 S5c; smut, Gar
per case Of 4doz, SIS 5o@ls; birthstone, by the
| Dbl, 3t494c per lb; flower sulphur, ID, H295c;
ssltpeter. commercial. lb, S9ioc; saltpetre pure,
/ TO- l59lSc; turpentine, bbls, gal, S3c; turpen-
| tine, cans, gal, 36c; Venetian red, Eng, bbis,
h. Sc; Venetian red, Eng, kegs, ID, 3h9ic: To-
dine, IS 5095 70; iodide potassa, 81 Is; cloves,
45ao0c; rhubarb, powdered, sl@ 25.
Miscellaneous.
Candies-Are in moderate demand. We
quote: stick candy, l015@llc; mach. drops, III
@l2c; kisses, l2l4@l5c; nut candy, l7@25c; gum
drops, hard, 20c, and Arabian gum drops, 1l@
lSc; rock candy, leal7c; lozenges. Is@2Oc; COM
mon pan work, 15c; fine do, Zoe; plain cream
work, zoe; decorated cream work, 2Sc; cordial
goods, 10C923c.
Canned Goods-Tomatces lbs, s59s5c
8 lbs, 81 l0@l 20; Peaches, lbs, 81 cool 50;
| 8 lbs, 81 40g2 IS; lbs pie peaches, 81 %.
Blackberries, 81 OO; Strawberries, 81 25@l 80;
Raspberries, 81 359l 40; Cherries, red, 81 50@
| o5; String Beans, 81 20; Green Peas, 81 2o@
2 50; Yarmouth Corn, 81 371591 40; Pine Apples,
I'll IS; Salmon, Id, 81 S0@l IS; lbs, So Is; Loo-
sters, lb, 81 IS; 2 lbs, 50 25; Tumbler jellies,
95c@sl 90; Cove Oysters, 50@80c: lbs, 81 Jog
l 40; sardines, by the case, l2A@lS14c:;,
Cotton Rope-I7@20c; candle wick, 2l(923c.
WoOdenware - The market is quiet but
The Indiana State sentinel., 1879-04-30
COMMERCIAL.

The volume of trade during the week closing
with this evening has been quite large in all
branches of the wholesale market. Good
roads have deal to do with this, as a larger
number of country buyers have been in the
city than for some time past. There has been
no special rush of trade in any particular
branch or commerce, but each department has
been fairly active. Quotations a general
rule have undergone no startling changes
since our last report.
DAILY Receipts AND SHIPMENTS.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1879-04-30
SWORN TO BEFORE ME,

This 23d day of November, 1877.
GEORGE MUNRO
Justice of the Peace.
This is TO certify that Samuel Spinney, Esq, Is
an old and respec ed citizen of Annapolis
County His reputation as an upright and
truthful man is beyond reproach.
Rev. w. A. J. Blakeney, Nictaw, n. s.
Rev. Obed Parker, Melvern Square, N. 6.
Rev. VIM. E. Hall. Melvern Square, n. s.
George Munro. ]. p, Kingston, n. s.
Wilson w. Grey, Meadow Vale, N. s.
Jacob Nelly, ]. p, Meadow Vale, Ms.
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, 81. Sold by all Druggists.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1879-04-30
Great Merit.

All the fairs give the first premium and
special awards of great merit to Hop Bitters,
as the purest and best family medicine, and
we most heartily approve OF the awards, tor
we know they deserve il. They are now on
exhibition ct the State Fairs and we advise
sill to est'them. See another column.