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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-10-23
NEW CAMILLA

WILL LEAVE TIE New LAKE END
On arrival OF the cars from the cornel
Of Canal and Carondel,t streets:
On NospASs and TgrEspAyS, for
Vaudeville, Lcwisburg, Madison
lille and Old Landing -. -. Il p. N.
On TUESDAY. FRIDAY apd SATuR-
DAY, for Mandeviile. I,ewisburg
and Madisonviile, extepding
Saturday trip to old Landing. 1 P. N.
EXCURSIONS.
NEDSEs1ir, for Vaudeville AMI
Old Landing \. NJ.
SUNDAY, for Vaudeville and Old
Landing. ........ :. .........7 :. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, for Manieville and
jacksonville ... 6 p. NJ.
SUNDAY, for Madisonyille direct G p. NJ.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-10-23
vENIRE.
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The State of Louiziara, Parish of st.
Tammapy- Eighteenth judicial Dis
trict Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

Special C3rresronience OF State journal
MIpDIETowN. Dec H. The installation of
the new pastor Of the " Forest Presbyterian
Church in Middletown, Rev. W. @. Alexander
of Pennsylvania, was performed on tuesday
evening last before n crowded church. The
ceremonies, in brief, were as follows Nolun
tary and singing by the choir prayer: after
which beautiful and touching sermon was
preached by Rev. W. l.. I.edwith of Lancaster
county. Pa. Rev. Dr. John Patton, former
pastor, delivered the charge to the newly i'll
stalled minister The Rev. Henry Runner of
st. Georges. delivered the charge to the con
gregation and membership of the church,
all of which was listened to with marked
attention.
The musical part of the installation was
one OF the most attractive features Of the ccre-
mony, and was superintendent by our musical
friend and member of the Forest church
choir, W. N Wilson, who procured quartet
Of his musical friends. twhu are recognized
among the best church Choir singers IN Phila-
dClphia) as follows Prof. George W. North.
musical director at 1910 Chestnut street,
Church. corner Broad and Market Mr.
Bisbcc, contrnlto Presbyterian Church. on
Euttuuwood street MIR. George Kelly. tenor.
church at Eighteenth ami Locust.
The following pieces Were rendered, to the
delight Of all present Voluntary instml-
mental) composed and played by Prof North.
Let the Words OF my Mouth. praise lc.'
clear our Prayer. softly Now the Light
Of Day
The whole affair was conducted with
promptness and in umanner entirely EatiAtac-
tory to the large and cultivated audience III
attendance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
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SMI RN.i.

Special Core ppuderce of state journal.
TOWNSEND. Dec. l2.-Ice h1uses here are
being filled rapidly with ice four inches thick,
and of very fair quality.
coach dog, belonging to \, Lee Cum
minis, hit child and several dogs on Sutur-
day last. The dog acted in queer manner,
and whether or not ii was mad has not yet
been decided.
Z. +. Collins, proprietor of the Smyrna
House. gives his first tcrrapin aupnur of the
season on next Wednesday evening. Mr..
Collins always does the right thing at the
right time, and none who receive an invita-
ton will be apt TO forget The night,
The Democrats here are Disguised with the
attempt made by the Republicans to force
Judge Houston into Congress- as II represent
alive from this State, and il petition is cir
culated requesting the Legislature TO remove
him, 10 man around here tiudgng from
what hear that ever breathed the name OF
Democracy will hesitate moment to sign 1t.
1t is enough to make Kent county Demo-
crat sick to hear Republican mention the
words fraud and money, unless 1t be in con-
nection with the Republican party. There il
not much flesh left now on the Republican
crow of Kent county. But if they push al
investigation in this county they will accom-
plish the tearing of of mask that will leave
d skeleton of Republicansm that AL fair
minded men will iook upon with horror, and
which they will never attempt to clothe il
Republican attire again.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
LOCAL NEWS.
-------
THE SANITARY BOARD

Meeting of the state board of Health
a nj the clayton House Tuesdn, -
papers Itead-Fhe Registry Sill,
Approved.
The session of thu State Board of Healih
opened Tuesday afternoon at t2.45
o'clock. Dss Bush, Marshall, Knne,
Wbiteley and Chamberlain bfit & present,
and Drs Hail and Wolfe of Suse, Y being
absent. 1t was held IN the ladies parlof
of the Clayton House, and WAS entircly
nriyate. The Board was Ia consultation
for three hours.
paper WAS read by Dr.. Bash Oh the
,ubisct of "NRlara and Its Ef-cts rhe
nsper was accompanied by statistical
iable compiled from the r ports OF "a
nhysicjans of this State to whom Inquiries
Ind been sent o. to the causes nnd fire.
nnency Of malarui feyors in the past, and
in comparison with other diseases. THESE
replies cover wide scope, giving the rela-
tion of malarial diseases to the improve
ment in tho cultivation Of tho soil 10 the
character Of tho fertiliasrH, to
the improvement in the mode Of
living particularly among farm
hands. to the extent Of tho sWamps,
marshes and poudsin the districts reported
upon. and 10 the extent aad character of
the drainage. Tho "a PhysicIeus add to
their answers their individual viowS ny to
the most effective mode OF protection
against these fevers
DR.. Kane's paper Oh Vaccination was
reported unfMshed, a. was also Dr.
Marsheils on Tac pr0ier Food AZ d Mar
agenent of llfauts" The paper read by
Dr Bush and those OF Die K Aue Mud
Marshall were direct d TO be presented to
the Legislature in company wttn the
report of the Board
As had been expected from what had
beon sad before the nesting, 4 bill was
presented for consideration ehtnhl .shing %
registration Of births, marriages and
deaths in the State The members OF the
Board discussed Che provisions OF the bill
and fnally approved 1t. IL was argued
in support OF the bill that registration
iaw Ike this would give the Board iutor-
nation M TO the sanitary condition Of lie
whole State, aud wund therefore he q
great help to the Board in the work for
which il wGa creatt a. II was decided to
present the bill 10 the Legislature.
Thus the matter OF State registration
is on high road to the law-naking
braoch The main features Of the bin
have slTeahy been given to the public.
The Governor will probably ha Informed
of the nature aud substance OF the report
~nd Of the recommendations mads, so
that he may speak upon the matter in his
message.
The Board alioucaal 20 meet agaiu on
the second Tuesdsy after ihe first Monday
Ot June next, Mt Dover
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
THE NEW U0UR = BOUSE.
Putting on ibe kimishinS Tonci, q,
Few uaY,, Work Vet

The new Court House has bee n Vt pt-
arly accepted Icy Jhe Building Committee,
TO the gratifaCiion Of the contractor, MIR.
Archibald Given, who .G'urniy feels well
pleased Mt the aueces-iul completion Of the
building The closets ara shelving and
he rest oi tn interior wn1d york If the
offices hive also boon iiui' u. d. All the
doors hung, and the illoa gre nov being
scrubbed, narrator 20 laying he carpets.
The handsome gas fixtures ate ulso
being put III throughout the building
Allen Sptakman has the contract for this
work: the fixtures, which are of polished
broizs and rich design, arc frcm the
establishment If Cornelius AZ Co. Phlla
delphia, and the work of putting them In
position ~ uuder tue superintendent cf
Thomas j, Purcell # tLsr city.
The chief chandelier in tire center Of
the court room will contain u lights. At
each end of the room Is ljgnt chan 10 iet4
will be hung: around tie walls there viii
h. ~ threp-hght brackets Ia the rail- in
front of tho court room hero will b. a
tive-ljght chandG Ter; Ia tue untralae hail
below, one tvs light aud two fout light
chandeliers Most Of the offiaes ard 9TH 7
rooms will be furnished with i've Hight
chandeliers.
The judges platform il Of atassivr
walnut work, from the shops of W. w.
Smith, 2I9 South Third street, PhiIad J.
pbia. The jury box AVID oiher hardwood
work viii also be put in hy the same arm.
George Il. lIarvr y, of puiledel ohii. wi'h
"a force OF four men, il OCCUPIED upon the
balusterS and newell posts Of tho slajr~aYa
BailiT Thomas F. Smith has been in
charge of the building stree D -cemher LIST
and last week removed his family, from
New Castle, to No 1920 ratpal! street thi-
city. He feels confident that every thing
viii be completed and tho ne@ court house
ready for occupancy by January lat.
Outside. portion of the li.hcgAn pave
ment around the building is sbll un.
finished
burglar alarm fttachmnuts are being
put in all the rooms, " d an alarm cloGb
will be placed al tho head Of the stairway
leading to the has mcot of tho building.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
ROLLER FXPLOSION.
Two Men Severely snjured nj Clifton,
Delaware Comfy

CHESTER, De. Ii. - The village OF
g if on, on the line of the Pniisde!pl a
apd West Chester railroad, about eigh,
miles north Of this city. has had sensa-
ton caused by an explosion OF the boiler
ia the mill occupied by Randolph & jerks,
manufacturers of yarns, &c. The explo-
sion was terrific one, arousing the entire
neiehborhood. aod the report was heard
for miles around. The entire end of the
mill where the boiler was located was
blown away, and the windows were badly
shattered. As lar "a, Information eau be
obtained. it appears that inspectors had
been examining the boiler the previous
day ard requested that it should hot be
used again until thrir inspection was sails
factorjly comp'etfd. Disr. c.tdirg tbt e
directions the mill was rru ro.uitink Gs
iboVe Two nea named Ffa' / Ice nEd
MARI Wood, sustain, ID <. we're il jus o., thu
former not being ,&ptct.d to recover
IAeBa nen were IN the dry room above
the engine. An investigation is in
progress.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
nratIs~
-..-~Sps

BIRD In New Castle, Molda. lAQru.siH, latu mat 4,
kebecca s., widow 81 the late iol.n d Bird, aged
" years and month,
GUSTHER On 1lth inst with Group Gertrude
GuIitiIer. daughter OF Juius and Elizabeth Gun
ther aged year and months
HAwKE.,-on I4th inst, George HAWKE. SON OF
John W. Hawke, in the 18Th ear Of his
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of his father, corner Maryland avenue
and Cedar streets, friday afternoon, services at
the house, at O'Clock.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

Tise Charge Against the F0ur
Foolish Men brought by IL Kcpub-
tican will. Nsr. Hayes, approval,

fsih
Special di.pateh to the World
W.eu,Norn,, Oac 10 On Pridov
p,t,'.a. .,n4t, -, a., \, 49, ~
ne,"",' %|s"' o''oH W. u'y p,'o'r 'hr
fhiihus'phh + F'"' printed an a'irFeu re-
poft Of speech made 10y Senator Bhyard,
ut Dover, Del, dispatch vas sent from
tins city 90 a New York morning news
PAGER. which 4 published. and the authot
nf ,,b a.. I'm. laynr;bad hi,,ec,f.
~,
- ne Wilur hhs always leel n hepuDhcal.
ne iiplus tlle olllN commission ever Mfltteh ny
me trtRl war secretary. Eu"lh NJ stanton.
haer hugh hc'uilplsh. Mlliie lie was Seere-
ia'% OF lhe treasury, heIu poSllloh ol
/ lsh trust he record "i my hdelity during
'idt 'ille hIeahH Tor HHen. NO charee iof
leEIeIt nl dntN' hetraSal oil confluence or
,'liehu shortcomings oil any klhd mas ever
peeii llhde against me- ana no one VIII diire
10 II now 10 aVold an inistakes OF identity
am fcHlecuhl.N NM. L. WOOD.
1"z HlAth AtIttl, Washington, u. 4.
II Tins di-patCi,tht t.rtt.r. nmeup many
other iu,,,p- said ir .,lutt,., "a ibA d,y
,v,,e,, pniientnr Ns,ritt', .o,a.,,,.,;n-
o,n,a, 49,, 49,, c,,'s.t ~ ''''A
VIC
Each senator had been furnished with Il
sbn,,ing that tbe ,r.,sa oo Sieu lnScatE'
date for Wee prcsiIcI,t Ganarai 1'havtar
Arthur. had received u. SgI. 10 ont of fine
moneys extorted from Phelps, Dodge a Co,
Il large importing firm of New York city.
throllsh The viialiiy of a frenchman who bud
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

Cecil County News
sad aud fatal eoaiiett oeelrfod near
GAlens, Kent county, ON last Wednezdsy
tfteraoon. As Mrs Ellis, resident of
the neighboihood, in company wi'h
little hoy, Wa descending Sandy Hook
bill the horse, froW gos,a fonson oiber,
oacame upmapageable, and commenced TO
run. In crossing the stream at the foot Of
the hill the carriuge e7llidsd with the foot
bridge on the side Of the iaeq, turowinR
Mrs Ellis from her seat aud 80 severely
iuii,ing herself that She died in few
moments. The little boy was not hurt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
rHn Undergraduates CONTEST.
William Dean, Esq, Protests Ag ainst
the sweeping Character Of Article
=; OF Judge Ea0ustOn,s Notice of
t!autesf,

Bdit0r State JOt1aal! / have received
the "a 0ouats of the notice OF contest, as
presented be His Honor, j idge Houston,
10 Hon. Il l. Marin in regard TO his seat
ia Cougrs.s. Article % am somyv hat
Interested i'll. II reads rs foliows Tina,
Al tho sad late election, there were gwen
fer you in tbs several hundreds and voting
districts il the Site large number, to
wit More ihan thousand Illegal votes.
by persons who were GOT assessed accord
'ug TO The laws Of the State of d -laware,
~ho nRi not paid tux as required by tnt
ate OF Delaware, aud who we're not
qualified voters of the State OF Delaware,
out wno frsuduient!y aud falsely repre-
scented themselves a4 persons whose nnmes
appeared in enid assessment lists, which
aaid persons, whose names appeared ou
said lists being other dead or nou resi-
.eots OF the STATE Of Delaware
nov TIL accus1tiGus made IN the above
apply 10 myself as an election Office, Is
vel! as TO every election officer in the
STATE; snd so far as t npptes to West
White Clay Creek voting district pro
uunnee It fttse !rcm beginning to end.
aAy tho person who wrote that article
ii tier did hot kloH whst he wa4 writing
about, or II no did, he knew full well that
De wa prevarcat'nR ard he wrote what he
knc" to be ftlSe. And / for one am not
wiling qris ;iy to he mnda out u pe,jured
man, hut -geG hy so nigh an oiiic,al as
Judge Houston. consider ita personal
tttacG upan u4y hon sly aud veracity rs an
election tilietr; md without both Of these
man is nat nuyitled 10 enter into decent
a0ciety.
o,alm, When tux upoa mgsaif any
Out aud ooiiglte niysei' 60 faithfully and
la#tv'ly perform .t, will do ii aud did
= at III Arg election. defy his honor to
pr rp lhit q slugle vote was taseu in our
district that should uot have been taken.
or mat one person was deprived OF the
right TO vote WHO legally had right to
vote. Indignantly fepei the charge.
WILLIAM DEAN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
RIOTCU us HEGkOFS.
They Make IA Desperate attack om :
PoIicemnn and Rescue IL Psisai,s.I

They Make II Desperate Attack Oi "a
PoIiceman and EsesCuc n P-is"i,s'r
Much has been said in print about the dis
orderly conduct of negroes Whn, especially ON
saturday nights, cOngrugate ut Tenth and
Orange strents and disturb the people OF the
ueghborhood by their drunken fights and
rarousals. Instead of being abatcd the nul-
sance il rapidly becoming worse and the
latest phase in the matter IL Il mrdcrous
attack, made on Saturday night ON an officer
who WAS attempting to arrest one oil the
'llsorderly negroes.
About III 30 on saturday night Officer
AlcGonigle WAS passing along Tenth street,
when his attention was attracted by crowd
III ~ or 80 drunken negroes vino. IN front OF
the old foundry building, We're having free
hight among themselves. occupying not only
the sidewalk but the street. The officer
Immediately attempted the arrest of one of
the most buistpruus, and the crowd luteriCred.
The officer drew his club and With the assist
ance Of Constable Hickman who happened
along ut the same time, succeeded, Win great
trouble. in getting his man rs far as Ninth
aud Shipley streets. When they had reached
that point crowd of negroes, who numbered
vt least 80, came down Shiplcy street on iull
rnn,and yelling like demons They overlook the
officers and their prisoner inst below Ninth
street, and attacked them with bricks and
whatever missiles they could get hold of,
many OF the attacking party having reviewers
IN their hands. The officers were oHrpoMcrt!
IA an instant. and MctipldSlo received q
severe cut On the lace with IA brick. rs soon
ms the prisoner was rescued the whole crowd
ran up Shpley street, yelling ut the top OF
their voices. Officers We're Immediately sent
TO Tenth and Orange but the crowd had dts
perScd and TO one was Ia he found. man
named Thomas Smith, who cRIne to the
assistance of the officers, WIS also struck III
In hnuI a. l,,,1 mot
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

Far cups for boys aud men too the
richest collection anywhere Now, we
don't think fur caps are good for the
head can't help it You may as well pay
SlS as S25. if you arjN aaoe fine seal or
otter esp. Our highest p,iee is Sls, and
You can't find richer cap; but you can
pay S25 for the very same, if you prefer
French seal is couey, musk-.at, or mink
dressed and dyed to initiate seal. French
ssai caps at - Cents (not worth buying
though; VIC keep them because some of
You vii! have them, substantial ones from
G5 cents to 81. Everything else in hats
and caps; and you are welcome to k1ow
just what you are buying.
Northeast corner Of The building.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
CHRJSTIAHG.

Special Correspondence OF state Jonrunl
CuRIsrIASA, Dec. 9.-The farmers around
our section had not got their corn husked BY
the carly cold snap.
1t is reported that James II. Smalley is
going to Jersey to run a mill near Bridgeton.
lie formerly had been engaged in running a
steam mill for bending FELLOWS and other
woodwork.
Business in our place is quite dull since
the cold snap.
think we ought to have the visitors of the
Home Mission send some one out to our place
to convince some of our sinners to respect
the sabbath, as very manv ''-'''
4ul~A - a. ,uung men m
., "a tral sacred day in hunting foxs and
rabbits. II il a shame that they have nc
more respect than to do this on the sabbath
The Christian community ought to stop it,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

iulAdrptIA liL"-.
1'he rosrespsn3e.ce between senator
Oonk & ard Senator RayGrd mey be thus
Condensed
Couking 10 iiayari / hear that you called
me a tdri. Did Won do so
Bayard to Conldug did not say you
were thief. What did say was that you
assi.trd in the wrongful abstraction Of money.
Cpnkling to- l}aylrd asked You If Won
called me 81 thief. Instead q plain answer
YOU Introduce new and irrelevant allegation.
/ demand Ia Know if Won called me thlcI or
not.
Hayard tn C1nI-lmg-l have already told
You What / said. My authority will be found
III the Congressional reports. If there was
any mistake shall he glad 10 be corrected.
Cunlding to the Press Two months ago
Won saii that MIR. Bayard had called me Il
thief. Thus far Mr. Bayard has not retracted
the epithct which you s0id he Used. there
fore call Mr. Baylrd liar. and my friends.
llcssrs Arthur boutwell, ami Davis. will
assist my.
This corrysuonj eee may be completed
by an 'tatior iram .'nh acres ~ d mt
mi { Year cRiiirg me coward but if
you hal =aid pn!trnan should have said
h4- You etre no Gent' man
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
PHILADEIPHIA.

Children First Dolls from one cent to
twenty dollars; and everything that dolls
require to be perfectly happy Baby
elephants, talking elephants, walking ele-
plants. More noises to be heard 10 that
new, big, toy room THAI you can count.
Entrance at outer circle west Of the Chcsnu'-
stree; entrance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
Marria9ea,

FILM HoHTY.-At Ris ng Sun, Del, on "a inst
W itev. Father Kelly, ThOmts !, Finn anu IA 0
Horny, NOcarns.
GRAM BRA TON-New Haven, Conn. pecem
Of New Haven, Conn.
PATIO. .ENANs.-On the 81 of November ,s,,.
~ Rey; ". q. hoblnson, hlh Welsh street, Chester
Pa, William James Patton and Lizzie Evans
WING D-WIISDN--On the 9Th inst, at Chester
Pa, Elias J. Wngard, OF Wilmington and \ y
Wilson, Of Philadelphia ' -
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
C0sln AND SEE Us.

Come and see us, or drop
US a line, saying what you
want, as near as you can. If
YOU are hero, you can sec for
yourself a great variety of
things, try on what you like,
and 90 home with the old
clothes in a bundle. That is
very easy; and nothing can
be noee satisfactory
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

OF Bsgrall a. Barnes. South Wltar street,
said that his wife had been severe suf-
ferer with neuralgia Eor years and had
tried many remedies in vain. ~. jacobs
OIL is the ouly thing that brought asf
relief. DALI Chiiag0 TsmtA
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

TIC i,e hssao If "a
4-Sh iitutf bAINHl
- nned OH Saturday last ~ilh ice five
inches thick, taken from Phillips dam on
Squirrel Run. It took some % loads to
fiji it, and the work was done in good
time.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
The End Of The world.

SprculaiOus about the probable date OF the
world destruction are rdcuNus. When man
dies that's the end ui the world 10 aim aud ii the
reader ot this paragraph is troubled with bad
rnugh Nd 0; TOre lnrua, OF difficulty Of breathing,
hOalscncss any atectiOusoi tho bronchial ubcs,
the best thing he van TO il 10 postpone the fatal
event indefinitely by II prompt rrsOrt to HALE's
iIoSEY or HOREmDUND AND TAR, whica will
,ssuredly prevent the complaint from Terminating
III co sumption, and soon restore hia .eppiGArory
system 10 vigOluu~ condition. suld ny druggists
rVcrN "'nrle Ut 1t Cuuis and 81. Llrgs size much
The stlLIptst
y /. * Il. II. ri, Ouconta, n. Y. writes
I'VE ar selling HALEs HoEEY OF HoREHuUHl
AND TAR ana PIkEs TOorBACug DRGra, aud
both give eutre satisfaction
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

Tuits Pills for dyspepsia, snd iind them the hes'
remedy ever tried. Up TO that time everything
ate disagreed with me. / can now digest any kind
of food; never have a headache; perform my
duties M bOokkteper with satisfaction, aud have
gained 10 pounds OF solid flesh The VA lie ut these
ps Ciiui he nvCr-rstinairt." ". q. Schuli2c,
columbia, s. &.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
II timely Advice
on Fall Clothes.

You are thinking Of your
clothing for fall: whatit shall
be; how and where You shall
gctit.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

FER FOUND. lTallow. .......,..5aj%c
Jow hides,sreen. 80. DC Unwashed wool. SOn32c
Steers g &c Washed wool .J5a5Oc
SUI ..... &c Brown grease ....4a4jsc
.,ht " .....lOc FER PIECE.
Damaged, less by &c Lamhsliil-. Gee
Rough iHl.......... Sc Pclts. Zic
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16

Robes lie chambre and smoking jackets,
IS TO 80. We mention the prices in
place of description; the lower prices are
upon garments of ease and comfort, the
higher upon the Injurious.
Enal of thn Ehnsinni sirnni llirancr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-16
phiIadelphim Na.,le Marnrs.

PHnApELrnrA, p MoSpny, Dec. 10. Reef
Cate-IAe llacket during The pas week was
cattle were Of a better quality Rec ipts al the
West Phi aheiphia Yard we're 3 500, head.
Bulls and cows Megu III hsiter demand and
prlees were l.ipnet.
Calves were active and prices were firm
Fresh cows-Iha market was inactive,
nv uiis per british Grown, gI5 quarters
sheep and Lambs Tho rec ibis were: West
Philadelphia ynld 900 Hrstonvile yard, 5000
head. The market during the pas, week was slug.
gish OH sccnunt of the hqayY supply of CHI, an
Western prices, advanced a choice lot sold al
&C. II IN,
HOES The receipts at the West Philadelphia
yard were $500 head The market wa moderately
active and prices advanced ?5c. Der IOO on MI
grades, in sympathy with The Western markets.