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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-09

A young English statlstician who VA
paying court to young lady thought L
surprise her with his immense erudttlon
Producing his note book, she thought h,
was about TO indite love sonnet. but wa
slightly taken aback by the following
question:
"How many meals do you eat2n
why, three, Of course; but OF oil the
oldest questions"
"Never mind, dear, rlltellyou all about
II in moment"
His pencil was rapidly at work. Al
last, fOndly clasping her slender waist:
Nov, my darling, I've got Il, and II
YOU wish 10 know how much has passed
through that adorable little mouth In the
last II years, can give you the exact
figures"
"Goodnessl GraclOusl What can you
mean%
will hear exactly what you have been
obliged to absorb to maintain those charms
which are 70 make the happiness Of my
life."
"But don't want TO hear"
All, you are surprised, no doubt, but
statistics are wonderful things. Just
listen: You are II years old, SO that in
10 years you have absorbed oxen or calves
8; sheep and lambs, IA; chickens, 327;
ducks, 204; geese, IL; turkeys 100, game OF
various kinds, S24; fishes, 100; eggs, 1924;
vegetables (bunches), 700; fruit l6askets),
COS; cheese, l02; bread, cake, etc. lin sacks
Of -FOUR, 40; wine (barrels), II; water
(gallonsj, 5000,
At this the maiden revolted, and jump.
ing up exclaimed:
II think you are very impertinent, and
disgusting besides and will not stay to
listen to YOU" Upon which she flew into
the house.
He gazed after her with an distracted
air, and loft, saying TO himself:
"1f she kept talking at that rate twelve
hours out OF twenty.iour, her Jaws would
In twenty years travel distance OF |, $780,
1874 miles"
The maiden, within two months, mar
ried a well.to.do grocer who was no sta.
tistiCian.
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CiScIESArt, July s.-Cottou Inactive and
lower at lie. Flour-Dull and dropping.
Wheat-Artive, firm and higher; new 0jca
81 05; receipts 5000 bushels; shipments So,
900 bushels. Corn-Quiet but firm at $50.
oats-Sleady with iair demand at S4a36. Rye
lin good demand at full prices, 67a5sc. lar,
ley In fair demand; prime fallat Sc, Pork
Quiet but firm at $40 l?I1al0 so. Lard
Steady with good demand; current make,
20 90. Bulk meatS-Demand fair and market
firm; shoulders held at $ 95; sales short rib
at 81 90 cash; IS 90 buyer July; S 02H sci.
Ter August; short clear 81 DO. Bacon-In
good demand at 41ia52Sc. WhIsky-Sl Is,
RuIter-Dull and lower; choice Western Re.
serve llal3c; choice Central Ohio sagc,
Linseed Oil-In good demand at csc.
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having lately been confined 10 the retail wants
OF small milleis, maize has varied little; but
Is rather against sellers. Arrivals ct ports Of
call have been small.
OF coast wheat was irn Ut slightly improv.
Ing prices, particularly towards the close.
Maize was H'Aady and unchanged. A good
business was lime In forward vi eat, paflicu.
larry for red winter ar July, August and
September shipment, and prices Improved
Cd per quarter. Maize was not freely offered,
though the late Cheap purchases could not 10
repeated the demand Is still slack. Last
weeks sales Of English wheat amounted to
N,90t quarters At rs Id per quarter, against
ls,9O2 quarters at 4G5 per quarter for the
same period last year Imports into the
United Kingdom for the week ending June
q. amounted TO l,ii5,0i2 hundred weight Of
wheat and 2ll 2SS hundred weight Of flour.
AT Mark Lane to-day Monday tile supply
Of English wheat was again snia and prices
advanced from to Is per quarter The sup
ply Of foreign wheat was fair aud II advanced
Is Flour advanced Oh per barrel and oats 81
Cd pcrQuarter. Maize aud barley were steady.
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EAST LIBERTY, July s-CArrIE-Recelpts
1853 head OF through stock and 7Oe head Tor
sale here; the supply Is good with the quality
generally medium; not many extra on hand !;
the demand for fair Is at pricesa tribe In id,
vance Of this day week ago. say about Nc;
The then market oo, was iTy a'pe With Sboat Y
4 Tor Fhtladslphiai the balance, IS loads, was
sold to retailers here for home consumption
the range Of prices for common to good was
from s. soto 81 CO.
Hoes-Receips to-day TO head; Yorker,
50 00a4 90: Phil4delphias 81 10a4 %.
sHEEP-Recelpts Today $500 head; com
mon to fair . 00a9 rs; good to extra 81 0Oa
4 70; selling fair; all sold.
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PmLADELruiA, July S.-Flour - Firmer
Minnesota extra family, low grades 81 rs: do
tair to fancy S40Oa5 so; Ohio family, good
$ 6Oi do choice S. Is; Minnesota pateni
s. 119a7 %. Rye FIour-Firm at SIS.
Wheat-Demand active; No. 9 red elevator
car lots$l l4N. Com-In good demand; re.
jected, track, S9Na44c; steamer do, SOIIailc
yellow western do 46c: sail mixed, elevator
4S9Ec. 0ats-In moderate demand; mixed
western 3IaS7 nc; fair Ohio white Csc. Provis
tons-ln good demand. Beef-Mess $l2 90
Hams.Smoked l0ISAll Nc; picked Ska0 Nc
Lard-Wtstern, 6Na8HC. Butter-Firmer
creamery extra, 15alGc; New York State and
Bradford county, Pa, extra lac; Western Re
serve, extra, l0alSc. EggS-Dull; western
1OHc Cheese-Nominally unchanged. Pc
troleum-Quiet; crude, &c; refined, 7c. Wits
ky-Firm; western, $lO7
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CHICAGO, July S.-Flour-Quiet Wheat
Demand active and prices havc advanced;
No. ? Chicago spring II cox cash; 81 cox
bid July; 0SNc bid August; 051Sc September;
No. do SIC; rejected 72a7Sc. Corn-In
good demaLd and prices higher; No. high
mixed S69Sc cash jury; size bid August;
SSHc September; rejected Sic. Oats-Fairly
active and shade hlgher; No. Q, 335Ec cash
Julyi 9Hc August 9SJfc September.
Rye-Fatrly active and shade higher at 5lNc
cash, July and August Barley-DulI and
nominal. Pork Inactive and lower at 50 so
40 S2h cash; - s5a' S7H August; 50 95a
0 o. u September. la inactive at 50 OF x
cash: 80 l21Sa8 Is 4 gust; % 20a6 22X Sep.
TENDER. Bulk Meats Shoulders s. O5; short
rib s. o.; short clear s IS. Whisky Steady
nj 81 O6
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calcAso, July The DroysT Journal
Hoss-Recelps l5OOl head; shipments
t,l0O head. Market dull, weak aud lower;
mixed packing, % 60aS IS; light, s. coal 10;
choice heavy. s. SOat 05.
QATFLE-lIeceipts 6O0O head; shipments,
2,0lo head. Market dull; prime light cattle
S SnSS 70 iair to god Sd shipping g sal o.
active bnt % cents lower.
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PIFTsBuRaH, July S.-PErRoLEuA-Q Quiet
crude 74He Of Parker's for shipment; refined
at 70 for Philadelphia delivery.
Oil CtTY, July S.-PErRoLEUM = Market
opened with sales Of B9Xc; declined to 6Sl e ;
advanced to 69Hc; at which price It closed,
Shipments 5000 barrels, averaging 5000
barrels. Transactions 49, 900 barrels.
LONDON, July s,-pErRoLEuN = Refined,
6Nd.
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winter red, spot 81 IL; July 81 16Xai l6A
August 81 iSAa1 l3N; september 81 Is
Corn Western strong; western mixed, Spo
and July 44Ai4JlC; August 46ai5IGc; Sep
TENDER 4S9{a48c; steamer 42he 0ats-Qulet
western white 40c; do mixed 37a3Sc Penn
sylvaniA 40c. Rye-Quiet at 6sa09C. Hay
Unchanged PeovislOns-W Without change,
Butlef-Qulet and unchanged. Egg Dull
Of i0a1lc. etroleum-unclAnged. Coffee
Firm and shade better; Rio catEoes ka
l4Hc. whlSky--Steady Ut $l0OISal VI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-09

PniLAnELrHiA, juIy B-Wool. Quiet bat
steady: Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vir-
GINA N& and above Ssa40c; extra S7aS0c
Michigan, lndiana aud Western fine SSa37 Iic ;
medlQma0ailc; course 36aSGc; combing washed
4Oai6c; do unwashed 26a3tI 20; Canada comb,
Ing S1al0c; fine unwaShed 22a25C: coarse and
medium do z7aS2J Nc; tub washed 40ai2c,
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BETHESDA WATER.


OFFICE OF HoLRAoCE, RICHMOND & Co.,
MANUFRs or CARTET WARTS AHD TwtNEs,
souTIt ADAMS, Mass, December 20, 1867.
Col RICHARD DUSBAR.-Dear Sir: not
only take pleasure, but feel It duty 10 testi.
iy In behalf Of Bethesda Spring Water, as my
cure may give confidence TO many in this
section afflicted with kidney diseases who
have known my situation.
have suffered for more than u year from
what Is known as SacchRrine Diabetes. and for
It's cure tried almost everything could hear
Of Was finally induced by nF, G. X. Bennett,
OF Brooklyn, n. y, to try bethesda Water. 1
Immediately started for the spring at Wauke.
sha, Wis and began the systematic use OF the
scribcd diet, 70 my great relief; began to I'm.
prove Immediately; IN two days the great
Thirst and foul mouth from which had suf-
fered so long had disappeared; also began to
gain In flesh; the inst week l gained X
pound per day. AM still under treatment,
Ind feel that am on the high road to health.
Thanking you, Colonel, for your kindness
while under treatment. PEOPLE should be,
ware OF spurious water sold as Bethesda, for
the genuine has the merit claimed for Il, as !
know by my own experiences.
Your obedient servant
W. H. RlcHNoXu.
General Agent tor Peausylyanla, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
s4Market street, Pittsburgh, Ia.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIcE-5Occnts per gallon, 81 per 10 gallor
keg, IS per half.barrel, SIC per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST l. Co,
bridge Corner, Main stpeet,
Exclusive atens fer Dlnb4Fs Bethesda
Wafer In Wheeling.
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Dry Goods.

NEw YoRE, July s-Business continues
light In oil departments Cotton goods quiet
and irmi Anloskeag and Pearl River denimS
have advanced hc. Dark prints are In mod.
erate request but prices have not yet been
made for leading makes Mems wear wOolens
arc quiet and steady. Cloakings and repel.
quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-09

HAnIruAL poor health is direct result
Of habitual poor attention to the physical
system. Keep the head cool, the feel
warm, and the bowels regular by the
proper use Of DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills
and sickness can not approach you. Price
25 cents.
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T0IAda-

ToLEpo, July S-wheat-Tn fair demand
amber Michigan, July, 81 O6If F; No. 2 rcd win
ter. July, 81 Oh; August, $lOSX; September
s. oSh western amber, July, 81 O59{; Corn
Dull; No. 2 spot or July 3sIfc; August SSJ<c.
oats-Dull; No. 9 August, 2O9sa201c; Mich.
gan 33XC.
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RAas-lXc per pound,
gLI1 par koNnaI HI,tn

. s1RF >, q barrel, Ohio river 81 lOi Pitts.
sSGEs KsAur-se 5oper half barrel; whole
barrel, 50 50.
sEEps-Tlmothy seed, 81 40 per busbel :;
clover, 81 co. Kentucky Blue Grass. per bush.
65a75c; Orchard Grass 81 25al so,
TALLow-5s4a6c for country.
ToBAcco-Nayies, 50a55c; Twists 5Sa80c,
YINEoAR-Per barrel, IS 5Oa6 90.
WHEELING SToGIEs-Pcr l 1000, SO 5Oall 20.
WHITE LiNE-Per barrel, $50.
WooL-Quoted at S5c for choice washed,
and one-third of for unwaShed. Market ami
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CINCINNATI, July 8.-Hoss--Steady and
firm; common S 0Oa3 Is; light s. 60aS 10;
packing s. SOa4 90; butchers 81 Is. Receipts
loo head; shipments, 1916 head,
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49," SSsAA AAetSNS sssAA "sSNANt
NEW YoRK, July s.-MoNEY-Easy al ~!
al per cent; closing at az per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3HaiX per cent Sterling
Sight Exchange on New York 81 SIX.
GoyERSMEHTs-Firm.
United States @ Of 1851, coupons.
MSH .lg
NeN aour anu
New fouts
currency
RAILROAD BoSps-Firm; G. G. a |. g. hrstS
alto no sales Of seconds.
SFATE BONps-Dull
STOcIs-The market was fairly active to.
day with the bulk Of transactions In ST. Paul,
Wabash, ST. L0uisaud Kansas City AMI North.
ern: The. general market opened weak and
declined sharply, but subsequently, recovered
o portion VI tue decline Toward tho close
Wabash was weak and fell TX on the DAYS
transactions Granger shares were much de.
pressed on uniavoable adVlces from the West
regarding the crops. Northwestern common
showed decline Of /. Trunkine shares were
strong, especially Michigan Central, which
advanced !. The market closed irregular, but
In the main weak, the general list Sllowinga
decline OF Kali ,ascompared with yesterdays
closing prices. The consolidation Of Wabash
and 81 Louis, Kansas City and Northern will
be effected under the name Of Wabash, ST
Louis and Pacific Railroad. The shares Of
the Wabash Railroad will be exchangeable for
new stock on a basis Of 5Oshares Of common and
90 shares Of preferred for 100 shares Of Wa.
basil, while the shares OF ST. Louis, Kansas
City aud Northern will b. exchanged for the
same numbered shares In the new company,
common stockholders receiving common and
prelerred stockholders preferred stock.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares Of
which $500 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore d.
900 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern, 5000 81.
Paul. 1900 Delaware, Lackawanna & West.
ern, 5000 Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail,
q, 900 st Louis, Kansas City and Northern,
1900 Kansas & Texas, 1900 Hannibal and
St Joe, $500 Michigan Central, $4,000 Chesa.
peake d Ohio and 5. 200 SntrO Tunnel.
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BALTIMORE July s.-Elopr-sEong ant
PennIylyania red q gal eli No. : xesters
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SUMMER TRAVEL.

the Mountains, lakes, or Shore. over land or over
sea- don't fall To Sccure the protection Of ACCIDENT
INSURANCE In THE TRAY LERS, OF Hartford
any regular Agent will write yearly or monthly
fo Icy % few minutes or Ticket from one 10 thIrty
days The cost 70 small that any one can AFFORD Il
who travels a al-CaSh paid for Accidental Injuries
over tA,DOltO0, Ian
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-09

ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best,
Joseph Speidel & Co. have II at wholesale.
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DILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, d.
u For noAt Bill Heads IAtter Heads, NolS HOads,
Carla 10, % % the Daily IntelliEeneG job 01cN
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Eminent DR.. W. F. Steuart,
Marine Hospital, Baltimore,

Writes: take pleasure in recommending Coldes's
L1EBlG's LIQUID EXTRA, T OF BEEF and Tonic
InvGOraiOr, as most excellent tonic In all cases Of
DEniLirT cHLoRosIs, &C. I:havs tested 1t with unI.
yersal EuCceSs. Sold by ali druHgIHts. ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-09
DIR. HENRY MOTIFS
rPENCH POWDERS

WIN cure DIleaSes OF the Kidneys, Gravel Glset and
ali Urinary DiSOAscs Nervous Debility, Los Of Man
erection In YOUTH ExccSAea, &c, Female Weakness o.
Whites, ScTotula, Syphilis In al Ii forms, lAd al
Blood and Skin Diseases speedily cured.
HB'G0NORRHqA CURED IN IS HOuRS. ~ :,
For ale In Wheeling, West Virginia, by EDMUND
BOXING (Ag't), Druggist, Odd Fellows Hall. Pnce
s. 90 per box. Sent BY mall secure from observation
an receipt a pricO uoI6
Daily Republican., 1879-06-20

country road below. Could that be the
postman's nag
Phyllis looked up with her heart in
wild futter. 1t was not the postman;
but tall bronzed man.
ooh, Jack oh Jack I"
Her cry of rapture startled the birds
into silence, and hushed the chirping
crickets.
In twinkling, Jack had her in his
strong arms, and his tears were on her
cheek.
"oh, Phyllis, can you forgive me 3''
he said, with choking voice.
"There is nothing to forgive' she
sobbed, clinging to him. "See, Jack, |
have got my wedding ring ! How |
have wanted you, Jack. You can never
know how my heart has hungered for
you. jack" hiding her hot face in his
breast, "theres some one beside me to
welcome you. Can you guess, Jack !!
A little, wee baby, Jack, with his faith
er's own eyes. | thought, once, you
would never see him, Jack, but, thank
God, you have come.'
He could only hold her close to his
heart, he had no words to answer her.
"Jack, how did you know 7" she ask
ed at last, when the first rapture of the
reunion was over. Did you get my
letter ?"
"No," he answered, hoarsely. "It
was Rob. He followed me across the
ocean; found me, and told me every
thing. Phyllis, can you forgive me ?'
"Jack," she said, softly, "you are
my baby's father. What God has
joined together, no man has power tt
put asunder. Let us 60 home.
! And in the autumn twilight they
went, hand in hand.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-20
PROPOSALS..

pRrPDSALS FOR BUILDING A Sc W.
ER ON SHlPBEY Run SEALED Pro.
b Jsals viii be recciyod IN the box In Council
Ens mbnr, until 7.39 P. NJ, Thursday, June
26. for building about --- feet ot sewtr on
Shipley Kun, beginning on the north side
Nintu street, and extending up said Kun
about 100 ieGt. Tho sewer will be stri.h ht ior
about A feet. ard about 55 feet on q curve Of
l35. 5 ,eet radius. The walls OF the sewer will
be about 5l2 feet high and 21a feeJ thick,
built eigOol, well shaped tw0-mer stone. The
wall will be what is generally known rs Iub-
bic ma sonry, laid in irregular courses and
will consist Of some containing from l to 2
cubic ieet ane so disposod or laid as to make
q firm and compact wall, and no stone shall
be used that does not contain at least one
cub C foot, except for til!ing up the intersti
ces betweea the larger stone in tie heart Of
the wall. Atieast O1c.tlth OF the face of the
walls shall be composed oftcaders extending
full size eighteen 81 inches into the wall,
and from the back the headers shall be In the
same proportion and of the same dimensions,
asd SO arranged that header in the back
shall be betW cen two headers in the face. The
ends of the walls on the north will be neatly
finished with steps, the breadth CT which shall
not be less than the rise. The sewer will be
connected with the sewer already built across
Ninth street. The distance between the side
walls of the sewer with be eight (S) feet in the
clear. which will be spanned by n semi-c.rcu-
lar brick arch, nine t9)inchcs thick, composed
eitwo rings or courses OF the best hard burnt
brick. The pavement will be an inverted
arch of 6ll-l2 feet radius consisting of one
course of good smooth paving brick, laid on
edge. The bed of the pavement must be well
prepared by being thoroughly packed and
rammed and made to conform to the exact
shape and grade of the inverted arch or pave.
ment. The springng line of the pavement
will be three (3) feet below the springing line
OF the arch The arch will bs well backed
with stone to the height OF about ~ feet All
the wor1 (both stone and brick) OF this sewer
must be laid in COED hydraulic cement mortar
composed of equal parts Ofcement and clean
river sand. All the cement must be subject
ed to test and approved by tho Street Com.
missioner before It will be allowed to be used
in the work. Bids must be made for the en-
tire work, including excavations and back
filling Each bid or proposal must be propo.
perly signed and accompanied with abond and
and surety in thesun Olive hundred dollars Us
guarantee of the good faith of the bid, and
the successful bidder will be required to give
bond with surety in the sum OF $500 for the
faithful completion Of the contract.
Proposals should be addressed to the Street
Commissioner.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
Ell, HOAGLAND,
iei9-7t Street Commissioner
Daily Republican., 1879-06-20
BOURBON RALLADs-NO. l6.
Alas ! we are unfortunate!

Alas we are unfortunate!
Upon our palpitating brow
We wear the cruel ban OF Pate,
And we will put on mourning now.
What howling idiots we've been,
A cutting up fantastic tricks
TITS plain enough what we are in
We're in a fix! We're In fix!
We're In an awful fix
We capture Congress in a day;
Again we call the country ours;
Alas we find the Bourbon way
Beset by diabolical powers;
For as we near the victOr's goal
We hear tho murmur Of the Styx
To death We'rs rushing like Par0'e!
We're In a fix! We're in II fix!
We're in al apiul fix
To the militia, wheeling there,
Tho Army Is subordinate;
Ana SO we merely just declare
The MT on subject to the State;
For simply that, ard that alone,
The President q quarrel picks
And with his Veto knocks us down
We're In a fix! We're In fix!
We're in an Awful fix!
The Fed'ral troops excite our fears.
Their very presence makes a muss;
For pretty nearly twenty years
You've let 'em keep annoying US;
Now s'posin' soldiers arc around,
And s'pose they spoil our little tricks
0, where can freedom then be found?
We're in fix! We're in n nix!
We're in an Awful fix!
We've wasted months OF precious time,
And squandered millions lett and right,
And hourded truth and sheltered crime
TO help our party In the fight;
In vain our ugonies have been,
For all the net result is "nix;"
IT'S plain enough what we're in
Wc'fe in nix! We're In q fix
We're in IN AWFUL fix!
Daily Republican., 1879-06-20

NARMERS TAKE NOTICE.-I wilIex.
Il hibit on June 2Sth, at Hare's Corner, the
Aultman & Taylor's grain SAYING, time saving
and money making Threshing Machine OF
America, and the Traction or Sell pIropelling
Engine. This engine hauls not only itself,
but the water tank and separator, with the
I'M nil. down hill and on the level, and uses
but one team OF horses and these only to guide
the engine. You are all respectfully in
vited to come and see 1t,
Daily Republican., 1879-06-20

hDhsALh'
House No. l4lb Delaware Avenue, with all
the modern improvements.
House Nc. 1909 Jefferson streets, with Paee-
ern improvements.
House on VanBurep street, between Eighth
AID Ninth, gas, bath, etc.
House No. 0o2 Delaware Avenue, rooraa
House No 1lOs Walnut St eet.
House no. sl3 Chestnut street.
House No. 623 Jefferson street.
House No. 2I2 Maryland Avenue.
Houses Nos. ll30, 1l32, 1l34 and llae Wal
nut street.
House No. 112s West Thud street.
H0use cottage style)with modern improve
q ents and about "a acre of land, suitatle Tor
\ physician or summer residence, Fea
Holly Oak Station, p. w. n Is. X. X.
A very desirable farm OF 62 acres, one mile
below Hare's Corner on the state Roau, a
mile from Railrond Station, land OF tho best
quality and he!hly cultivated, with no &'et:er
building sites IN the county.
FOR KENT.
Ono house, NO. III West Ninth street.
me house, No. 902 Delaware Avenue.
One house, No. 604 Spruce street.
0ue house, No. 81 Fast Fl tn street.
One house 20. 1876 Delaware avenue
Also a number OF small houses IN difalent
Jarts of the city.
Twelve or thirteen acres OF Sranffg"ine
NJ. .rsh land, in lots to suit.
Also severtI acres OF Marsh on the Town.
send road, between the Causeway ahc Rol'
ling MIL.
$4,000 to Sc 600, IN sums OF $500 to Sl W =.
Apply 70 W. McCAULi.Ei CO.,
60a Market street,
myA-3m Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-20

Although Kearney continues to shout
that the Chinese must go, the cry is
still they come. Over thousand have
Just been landed at San Francisco from
single steamer. Persecution seems to
have no terrors for them,
Daily Republican., 1879-06-20
PURIIC SALES.
SALE.

SALE.
BY virtue Of q writ OF Vendit'oni Exponas'
issued out of tho District Court OF the United
States for the District of Delaware At the SUI
Of Pusey, Jones N Co, to me directed, VIII
expose to Public Sale, and will sell for casfl
at The Custom House steps, in the CITY OF
Wilmington. Del,
ON THURSDAY. JUNE2e, 1879,
Attn O'Clock, A. NJ,
The Steam tug.boat" Preston Brearley, her
g sines, machinery, boilers, tackle, apparel
urnlture, etc, now lying at the wharf OF Pu-
sey, Jones Il Go Wilmington. Ilrlhware
HENRY II. MCMULLt,N,
United State Marshal, District OF Del.
Marshal's Office, Wilm. ngton, Del, June "A.
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