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Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

+. + II unk les Bitter Wine Of IrOn
Has n yer been known to tail in the cure Of
weakness attended with symptoms. tndispo-
,iti0n exertion loss of memory i'd tficuity In
breathing, weakness, horror Of disease, weak,
nervous trembling dreadful horror of death,
night sweats, cold feet weakness, dimness Of
vision, ianguOr, universal lassttude Of the
muscular system, enormous appetite, with
dysI eptic symptoms, hot hands flushing OF
the BODY dryness OF the skin, pallid cOunte
nance and eruptiOns on the face, purifying
the blood pain in the back, heaviness in the
cyelids, ireque' black spots flying before the
eyes, with sufiusion and loss Of sight, want
al attention, &c.
Worms! worms! Worms !
Z. +. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails to
destroy Pin, Sea and stomach Worns. The
doctor can tell whether or not the patient has
worms Thousands are dying daily with
worms, and do not know it, Fits, spasms,
cramps, choking and suttocation, sallow COM
plexiOn, circles around the eyes, s.elliDg
aud pain In the stomach. stless at night,
grnGinS Of the teeth, picking at the nose,
cough, fever, itching at the seat, headache
ton breath, the patiens grows pale and thin
q ahnx and irritation in the anus.
Kunkie's Bitter Wine 0i Iron Ia for sale In
Wilmington by z. James Belt, corner Sixth
and Mark / streets; N B. Dantorth cornei
Second an Market streets; John Gallagher
Il BIO. 10 8 and 200 Market street, Herbert
X. Wat on S03 Market street; Tay lor Il Full
erroi,, 3O2 XII. Z street; .Jno. S.Hartman, Fiji
aud Poplar; H. Il. Bringburst 3l7 Marke
stree and the drug trade generally.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
The yellow Fever.

Twenty five cases Of yellow fever
were reported in Memphis yesterday, Is
Of white persons, and there we're two
deaths. Among the new cases was that
of Rev. Father Chrysostamus Bienke.
Governor Miller, of Arkansas, and the
Stat. Board Health officials, on tour
of inspection, visited Hopefeld, opposite
Memphis, yesterday, but held no COM
munication with the citizens Of the
latter city.
One death from yellow fever has been
reported from Morgan City, La, whore
it ia said "ths air is pervaded by the
stencil arising from the bodies Of fish
left on shore by the flood, and Of cattle
drowned during the recent storm"
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
THIRD EDITION.
MANS Forgiveness.
Tor the RepublicAn.

1
Last Sunday after the dismissal Of q
certain congregation in this city Ger
tain brule member ipsult@d God and his
rvligion, by assaulting fellow mortal
at the gates Of the church, and then
going home and beating his wife until
she was mass OF bruises. The laws OF
the city did make him pay costs for this
breach Of the peace, but in the church
there was no resentment. His case
ca,us b.fors the members last evening
and lhatters were explained. The
chairman Of ths meeting told how the
saia -rring member had been put In
the.'prize ring" at the age Of sixteen
aud had existed amid other uncivilizing
influences. This had the desired effect
and the few members who wanted him
OK pelled were overwhelmed by the vote
in his favor, and this man who should
b. ia Jail, awaiting the result OF his
wife injuries, is now member in full
standing at noted and popular church
II nan shall not judge ought he to have
such unlimited power to forgive =
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
ske Hunted 'Enl.

In An article yesterday in reference
to mad dog being shot in the Ninth
Ward on Saturday evening last, We
stated that several dogs had been bit
ten by the hydrophobic cur. Officer
Hunt, whose special duty it is to look
after the interest of Wilmington's Ca
mines, hearing of this paid a visit to
the Ninth Ward, last night, and sue
ceeded in capturing every dog that had
been bitten Oh that occasion five in
number. The people in that section
breathe freer this morning in conse-
quence.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
DrunkennesS.
For tho REPUBLICAN.


MEssRs. EDITORS In yesterday 's
issue, you state that a gentleman saw
more drunkenness on Sunday last than
he ever saw before in two days. am
sorry to say it is too true, for within one
square Of the City Hall, and within
40 feet Of Market street, on Sunday last,
. beer saloon did rushing business.
Boys and people calling themselves
nsn, poured Into the saloon in oad-dsy
light, in crowds; in one gang was IA
aud IA another 16. When is this open
violation Of the sabbath going to stop ?
In fact all saloons with two or three
exceptions, sell on Sunday and the
su.noritiss cannot but know it, but |
suppose if the authorities intsrfsred it
would cost t..e Democratic party the
rum powers VOTE, ,and without it they
would be in a fearful minority in this
city. ANTI-DRUEKENNEss.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
I'm hnstra,,y Denied, ,

"The "Gazette" with its accustomed
carel-ssDsss and wanton disregard for
facts published recsntly in an article
stating that negotiations "are in pro
gress looking to the purchase of the
Delaware Western railroad by capital
lists, and the building Of pier on the
Delaware river near the city, to be used
in the transportation aud shipment Of
COAL" And also that 'the Delaware
Western Railroad has direct line TO
the Broad Top coal region.
Upon investigation we learned that
the publication Is false; that there are
no such negotiations snd that the Del
aware & Western railroad has no line
TO ths Broad Top coal regions.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10

A Pittsburg man, who had lived
thirty years in this world, wooed and
won a maiden of sixty five. One glass
eye and scarcity of teeth and hair did
not cool his passion for The lady, espe-
cially as she had a small income, and
they wers wed. Not happily, as he
spent too much money, and she had a
temper that was not the least back W ard
in asserting itself. At the end of three
weeks and honeymoon in Philadel.
phia the young husband was, in the
slang of the day, bounced" by the
bride, and she think. what an old fool
abe was to have ever married,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
FasMaIsasLsCrsen.

Heavy 1~psAiicsn 0siss -The
EleesAsn Of Davis ~ she' Pespse
- Dsabt-Whas eeaaasr Dlslme
ssys-A dread Repubasesa Vic.
tory. ntrt .Na
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 5000 towns
give Davis 46,796; GaSCslon IA, 1872 ;
Smith 29,62l /; scattering So /; against
the same towns last year as follows
Connor. 3S.667 Garcelon. 1889
Smith. 2,53S scattering, "a. S
The Republican majority In those
towns 10 1929, against 4734 opposition
majority last year. The towns to be
heard from aav~ last year the R-pub'
licsus II, ,S87 Gsroelon, 1850 Smith,
l6 833. II they come In like the others
the total vots should stand--R-pul'li.
cans, 6S,6OO; Democrats, $1,000
Green backera 1900, and aggregat.
vote Of l39, 500, and Davis will lack
$500 Of election.
Senator Blaine has just sent the fol.
lowing despatch TO Ssnator Allison, Of
Iowa:
Hon. VIM. A. Allison, Dubuque,
Iowa. Tn. result Of to-dsy's election
may be briefly summed up thus: We
nave carried large majority Of the
House Of Representatives, and . ma.
jority Of the Senate, apparently, though
not certainly. We have given cur
candidate for Governors plurality Of
more than 20, 900 votes over the Green.
hack candidate, and 1900 ever the
Democratic candidate. Whether w
have given him an absoluts majority
over both will only be determined by
tho further returns, and, possibly, by
the fflcial account. On joint ballot in
the legislature, We shall have q
large majority, thus controlling the
Executive Council and the selection oi
all State officers The majority against
us last year was over l3, 900, squiva-
lent to go 600 majority In Illinois, Ia
80 600 in Psnnsylvania or to loo, 900 in
New York.
To overcome this enormous major ity
in an ofyear, with no general election
pending, was Of course . dificult task,
and our Republicans fssl that they
have made . splendid fight with most
gratifying results. J. c. BLAINE.
Chairman Rep. State Com.
The latest despatch to tho Philadel.
phia "Times" Is dated from Portland,
Maine, at 2 O'Clock this morning and
says: N'
"The result is In doubt on Governor
Three hundred towns show Davis, Re.
publican, $500 behind, against 5000
behind last year. II the other three
hundred towns show corresponding
gains, the Republicans will have 1000
majority. The house is Republican;
Senate in doubt.
The Bangor "Daily Commercial a
Democratic paper telagraphed the fol
lowing to the Philad-lphis "Times''
at o'clock this morning.
"The indications at this hour arp
that the Republicans have carried both
Governor and Legislature. The total
vote will pr" "hably reach 1873 900, Of
which Davis will have 10000, Smith,
SO, 900 and Garcelon $4,000, giving a
Republican majority of 1900. The
Republicans will probably have both
branches of the Legislature.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
sy,NrERpkIsE.-ii push and pluck, vin

sy,NTERPRISE.-iip push and pluck, vin
~ and energy entitle . man to success
then Charlie Kyle, tho Ice cream and coniec
tionery man, at the Second street markel
rouse, should be q successful man. Charlie u
succeeding In pleasing tho people and he y
rapidly building up o largo trade. His busi-
ness is increasing 80 rapidly that he Is com
PEELED to remodel his old stand at the corne,
Of sixth and Orange streets He has ntteo
the store up in tirst-class style. Charlie has
been at his stand for the past TWENTY-FIVE
years and his many customers will, no doubt
be pleased with the new alterations made
Hea 90 supplies pio-nics, excursions and pr
vate fami fes with Ice cream at all hours o
the day and at prices to suit tho times. lels
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Extra M eptlng.

The meeting last night at Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, which was
held exclusively for the members OF
the church, was one Of conservation and
very impressive. To night there will
be an open meeting for all christians,
and there will be preaching and testi'
mony. Special efforts to save the lost.
All christians are invited TO come and
bring their unsaved friends.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10

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-sxrSxssEn n. l.Iss7-1s5s.

CeIebratlen sf she 1e1a Annivss.
ssry af the Bassls ef fthe nrasay.
Wise.
The 1924 anniversary Of the battle
OF Bvandywins will BE- celebrated on
Thursday next, S@ptsmbsr llth, ON the
Brand ywine, at Rossndals Park, near
the Soldiers Monument. A COMMITTEES
will b. appointed At the anniversary
for the dilIprent regiments that took
part In the defence Of ths Union to hold
reunion for al time TO come. hi
Crosisr, who has the matter In hand,
says 1--WE do not want the glorious
past to die out and perish from the
earth. - .eG. lHN
During the day one hundred guns
will bs 6red aud the reveills viii bs
sounded At daybrsak. The following
compose the committee Of arrangements:
The monument Association onn.
more to the front.--Rott. Banks, H. R.
Bringhurst, Joseph K. Adams, Capt. N.
r. Benson, Sam'l Harlan, Jr., VIM. Nc
Caulley, Esq., Isaac s. Elliott, Major 8.
A. McAllister, Thomas N. Osls, Edward
l.. Rice, Lewis +. Adair. Capt. Thos.
johnson, John Wood, Joseph H. Gould,
WIN. 8. Bullock, VIM. J. Morrow, 4 p.
Wise, VIM. Clavey, Joshua Maris, Esq,
James Z. speakman, Geo. H. P. Sim
mons, Samuel r. Belts, VIM. Luke, Jas.
Mills, WIN. Mcconnell, Ri Crosisr,
Lieut.. A. D. Chaytor, William +. Rob
ipson.
First Delaware Regiment-Col. John
Andrews, Lieut.. John N. Dunn, Capt.
J. Parke Postles, Capt. James Bryan,
Major John T. Dent.
Second Delawars-Col. Peter McCul.
lough, Capt. VIM. H. Brady, Lieut..
Chas. Evans, Sergeant Philip M. Plum
kett, Corp. Thomas Peters, Lieut.. Tbos.
Russell, Color Sergt. Fred Frank, Capt.
CHARLES Reynolds, Private Arnold B.
Gsmmill, Ssrgt. Robt. Brown, Capt.
Samuel Wood. Sr., Alex. H. Mason.
Third Dslawars.-Col. Reading, Ma.
jnr l. Townsend, Cap. Richard &. Smith,
Lieut.. W. D. Sparks, Lieut. Thompson
Simmons, Lieut.. John Dickerson, Llent.
VIM. Hitchins, Lieut.. VIM. Green,
Capt. Jas. Tings, Capt. VIM. McKsig,
Foster Richards, Alfred d. Vandsver
Fourth Dslaware.-Col. Grlmshaw,
Col. LaMstte, Capt. Buckingham, Capt.
Smith, Capt Joshua s. Valentine, Ser
geant Peter Wood, Joseph Duffy, Ser.
geant Daniel Stewart, Andrew Stewart.
Harry Burnell.
Fifth Delawa re.-Col. Febiger, Capt.
A. N. Burton, Ssrgt. VIM. T. Massey,
Maj. Hugh Sterling, Capt. Lamotts Du-
, pont, Capt. John R. Holt, lst. Lieut.. R.
c Fraim, Ssrg't. Geo. Nebeker, S-rg't.
John Morrow, sergt. Joseph Montgom.
cry, Com. Phil. Combs.
Delaware Battery.-Capt. Nields,
Lieut.. Chas. Rumford, Lieut.. Amos
Sharpless, Sergt. Chas. w. Tallsy,
S-rgt. Frank Vernon, Corp. VIM. Bow
man, Privates Wesley Husbands, VIM.
Martin, VIM. A. Talley.
Independent Cavairy.--Capt. Robt.
Mulligan,
serg't. R. L. Armstrong,
1st. Lieut.. John P. Belville,
End. F" Geo. R. Townsend,
Orderly Ser'gt. VIM. Churchman,
A. Brack Starr.
lst Del. Cavalry.-Capt. Sol. Town
send, Capt. C. Corbit, Capt. Dunning,
Capt. Churohmap, Capt. Aydelott,
Capt. 8. D. Paschall.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
The Effect oT TOsd stools.

The family Of Michael Quigley, resid
ing at Riddles Banks, were poisoned
by eating toad stools, under the i'm.
preston that they were mushrooms
Charles Quigley, young man, ate
heartily, and about 10 hours afterward
he was seized with violent fit of vom
itihg, followed by unmistakable signs
of poisoning. Mr.. Quigley and lady
named Mrs. Glatts who had also eaten
of the fungi were seized, hut not
as bad as was Charles. For sOmt
"a hours Charles condition was critical,
but at the end of twenty four hours he
began to improve, and is now almost
wholly recovered.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
DIED..

MURPHEY.--ln this city, on the 9th inst,
Martha E. Murphey, In the seth year Of her
age. ,I
The relatives and friends d the family arr
respectfully invited to attend IN funeral irUm
her late residence, ~ Wslnut street, on
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'clock. Services Ut
the house.
EAVANS.-In Philadelphia, on the Sth in
stant, Mrs. Elisabeth Eavans. in the e6th
year Of her age. t.g .-,g
The friends d the family are invited to st.
l 0'o ock, on arrival of the tTain from Philar
deiphia. To proceed to the Wilmington and
Brandywtns 6emtksry. NEfI'0hS'
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Got n Clerkship.

F ank Dixon, a brother Of Captain
Dixon, who was killed in Yazoo county,
Miss, has bsen appointed to a clerk
ship in the Pension Bureau, in Wash
ipl lop. He came to Washington two
w,,hs ago, when his application for an
appointment was indorsed by promi-
neu officials Of the administration on
aaouut of his fathers record during
the war,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Tho Dead Printer.

Two dispatches from Trenton, NJ j.,
we're received in this city about Il
O'Clock to-day from the Father of Chas
Carter, who was killed on the P. W. &
B. last night. a full account of whose
death is published in our first edition.
The first dispatch inquired whether
the body was much mutilated, and the
second read "ship the body immediate.
ly."
The body yet remains at tie under.
takers Office, but will be sent on al
soon as arrangements can b. made.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Cbipnpanzees Loose.

On Saturday vessel from Southern
ports came TO the yards of the Jackson
& Sharp Company having on board
three chimpanzees. These creatures
got loose and then escaped taking shell.
ter in the reeds, and lively time was
had yesterday by the crew Of the vessel
in dredging around after them. The
chimpaDzers enjoyed the fun more than
the men did.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
WOrklngmen.

Before you begin your heavy spring work
after winter OF relaxation, your system
needs cleansing and strengthen ng to pre-
vent an attack the ague, bilious or spring
fever. or some other spring sickness that will
unit you for seasons work. You will save
time much sickness and great expense If
you will use ore bottle OF Hop Bitters In your
family this month. Don't walt. See another
naluInn
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Accident ON the W. Il N. X. r..

On Friday while the freight train on
the Wilmington & Northern Railroad
was making a flying switch at Lenape
station the conductor failed to turn the
switch SO that the car that was to 60
on the siding ran into the part of the
train attached to the engine and the
latter half coming along there was
quite a wreck Of cars which obstructed
the track for some time though it was
cleared before the passengers arrived.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Malicious a. andnl,

For some time past certain interested
parties, have been circulating rumors
derogatory to the standing Of Mr.. Jacob
Stein, a young man carrying on the
barber business on Madison street
abuve Sixth. Mr.. Stein who 10 an en-
terprising young man, Indignantly de-
niss these rumors. He pays his way as
he goes, and is rapidly increasing bis
business,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
A STRIKE At tho sunday Laws.

A Liberal Convention, in favor Of the
repeal or modification of the Sunday
laws Of the State, was held at Newark,
N. j., yesterday. Delegates were pres.
ent from all the principal cities. Reso.
lutions we're passed denouncing the at
tempts recently made to revive and en-.
force obsolete laws repealed by the
consent of three generations" In the
afternoon there WAS procession, num-
bsring over 5000 people, and In the
evening q meeting in Union Park,
which was addressed BY prominent eit-
ixens. W ..sG .yaI.-.t 'g.. n. #.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Quarantine In the Break water.

A communication has been received
from the National Board OF Health stat.
ing that 1t had been determined to es.
tablish a national quarantine Of obser.
vation at the mouth of the Delaware,
near the Breakwater, for the purpose
of inspecting vessels entering the river
Surgeon J. c. Spear, United States
Navy, has been ordered to that station,
but before assuming duty he was di
rected to consult with the Philadelphia
Board of Health.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Crate nj Women.

None receive so much benefit, and none
are so profoundly grateful and snow such an
interest In recommending Hop Bitters as wo'
men. 1t is the o ly remedy peculiarly adapt.
ed to the many Ills the sex Is almost univer.
or dera nged liver, constant or periodical sick
headache, weakness In the back or kidreys
pain In the shoulders and tferent parts o.
The body, a feeling of lasstude and despond.
ency, are all readily removed by these Bitters
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
puIm kAnROh A..

1t is wonderful how full Dr. Simms' counter
was ofPAlN SEARCHER, this morning
yet the Doctor says he Is hurried all the time
to SUI ply tne damand. So much for . good
anu reliable remedy. All dealers in medicine
find 1t a very profitable remedy TO keep, as II
has ready and extensive sale wherever 1t Ia
known. II Is certainly wonderful Pain,
Cramp and Rheumatism remedy. Tho Doc.
tors main Depot is at Fourth and King Su.,
in Philadelphia ut oN2 Arch Street, whore
dealers can be supplied. lel4-lT
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Elliott. Johnson & 4
RANKERs ANDRRou,

,n WILMINGTON. DEF
We have on hand s8S, 900 lcr % saat
:. gsRes In sums Of $500 b o sSo n1S oiss =
U. =. Government Bonds borMnS M
or ezchansed 1t current lst.. ~ sad
FoH sALE.-e30 600 Wilminv,s~ T.,
per cent loan. k'sh odyl
All local securities bought an. -.
Phfiadelphin, New York and saN ING seN
y stocks and bonds boug at and N ~ M ~
carried on margin. sa
Telcgraphic quotations recsiyso A..
snd furnished. Trade dollars bouYSta Iya
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
ShOuld be Removed.

1t is said the late owner of the
schooner that was sunk some time since
short distance below New Castle,
Del, has abandoned her to her fate and
will not try to raise her. The vessel
lies right in the track Of travel and the
Philadelphia "Amsrican" thinks cit
should be removed without delay"
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
m. q. X. A. TO-n6gbt. !.

Extra preparations h We been made
to make the publ NEE ing o the M.
s R. A this evening in ther hall
frs class affair
Vice President Thomas Lynch pre-.
sides, and will put on the 70 um some
debut tantees from the association mem
bership.
VIM. MoDowell's hoir will attend tc
the musical department..
On Thursday Of next week the Sna.
sion boys will give an entertainment
full account of which we will give
IatAp
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Imnortaut 10 lGothera.

Mrs, Winslow's Soothing syrup Is the only
thing that mothers can rely upon Tor thoi'
cf ildren. 1t corrects acidity ofthe stomach
Q, res wind collie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and comfort TO mother AM
child. During the process ofteething It's value
is incalculable. 1t softens the gums, ieduce'
Inflammation and allays all psin, thereby
giving rest 10 the child and comfort to the
mother. twenty-five cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Another Farmer FtPeeed by the
Attach es Of q ircOs.

Attach ce OF q 1rcOSs
Saturday aftern oon, a farmer, named
Glenn, visited Carlisle for the purpose
Of witnessing Coles Circus and Mena-
geri'. When the man first made his
app. arance on the grounds he was ap-
preached by some Of the hangers on
and interrogat-d as to the purchase of
horses. He finally entered the side
shoa, when he was informed that he
held . winning card for 81 900 in the
Louisiana LOTTERY. H. told them they
mus I've mistaken. They replied, no
it was 80, but he must prove to them
that he was worth half that amount
H. told them h- had only 800 with
him, but he would 60 out and borrow
$40O, which he did. He returned and
laid the money down, when another
patty stepped from behind curtain,
snstcLpd the money and left. The
victimized farmer soon made his loss
known, when Coles circus detective
ordered them out of the tent, and that
is the last heard of them. Warrants
were issued, but no arres were made.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Easily Incurred, Terribly Onst'

Is rheumatism. Even Mt the outset, the rat
G I,e with 1t, This is more particu ar y the
ease when tendency to 1t 10 inherited. Il
should be combatted before 1t beeomes chroh-
ic. W On the first twinges are felt, recourse
should be had to Hostettsr's stomach bittefs,
q depurent which expel from the blood those
Irritating princip es which, BY contact, causes
Inflammation and pain In the mpscles and
loin p isonous medicines which are usual
iy adm nistered for this disease. but which,
n 81 sdt Oyerdose, may terminate II by de.
stroyinx lite itself, should be avoided, and
this safe and more effective medici used
instead. Those oisorde OF the bowels, stom'
ach and liver which frequently accompany
rheuma attic and gouty ailments, are INVARIABLY
rumoy.s by this excellent botanic corrective.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
PAFs0nal,

James P. Tustin, Esq, leaves this
city to. day for Drief professional visit
to Washington, D. c.
Mr.. Cornelius Stinson, of the Boston
Clothing House, has so far recovered
from his late illness as to be able to at.
tend business again.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Tho Mi,Iard Concert.

The Pinafore Opera 10 be played by
the Millard Club about the ddle ol
October will be given by a good troupe
Those taking the principal parts are
Hebe.-Miss Ida Carswell.
Josephine Addie Conner.
Buttprcup-Miss Eva Crouch.
DICK Deadeye-Wm. J. Fisher.
Ralph Rackstraw-Wm. Lsbdel.
Sir Joseph-Chas. T. Howell.
Captain-Geo. w. Stone.
atswain-Nsthaniel R. Benson ,Jr
The choruses will be full and trained
to perfection.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Ihs Nsathsr.

War Department, 0fhcs Of the Chief
Signal Ofioer, Washington, Sept. lO-l
A. NJ. &EF6
Indications for Wsdnssday--For New
England, colder, clear or partly cloudy
weather, north westerly winds, rising
barometer. For the Middle Atlantic
States, clear or partly cloudy weather,
northerly winds, stationary tempers
ture, and stationary or higher bareme
ter.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Ocean Ctty's Prog ress.

Mr.. Tobe Merritt proprietor Of the
European Hotel Of this city, has pur-
chased the "club house" at Ocean City
with the intention Of converting it into
a drinking house and bowling saloon
for ladies and gentlemen. The altera-
ton will be made by next season.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
In For Ropairs,

The following arrivals are at the boas
yard of Enoch Moore, Jr., as being in
for repairs. The schooner, /" Emma
M. Fox" of Sagg Harbor; schooner
american Eagle, "Wilmipg ton ;schoon.
sr Steamboat" Wilmington and the
sloop "Petiquamsoott, "of Wilmington.