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expenses Of the In Cuba for from 100000 to
rs, O00. 900 pesetas, not piastcrs."
nE1NroRcEMENrs FOR CUBA.

nEINFoRCEMENTs FOR CUBA
LONDON, August 90 1876.
A letter published in tho Standard to-day from Its
correspondent at Santander says that $50 men OF all
arms with Krupp and Placentia guns. will embark at
santander and Cadiz for Cuba before November l.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Row Dr. W. @. Cattell. President OF Lafayette COL
lcre. and j. n Mccullough, yico President Of the
Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
are at the st. Nicholas Hotel Congressman John /.
Vance and Ex-Governor Edward F. Moves. OF Ohio:
Randolph Rogers, tho sculptor; Ex-Governor H. u
warmoth and Judge J. A. Campbell, OF Louisiana;
Isaac v. Baker. Jr., of Comstocks, n. Y, and William
/. Scott OF Pennsylvania, are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Chcvalier C. Fgoli OF Italy, is at the Hoto
Brunswick. General John G. Hazard, of Rhode Isand
is at tho Albcmarle Hotel Captain II. Robcy OF the
Ninety first Highandcrs British Army, Is at the Bro
WORT House. Z. H. Wright President OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company Is at tho st. James Hotel.
Senator Charles Stanford, OF schenectady at the
Metropolitan Hotel
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rur WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past ,wenty-iour hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. rs In
dlcstcd by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
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WILLIAM r.. ROBERTS FOR COUNTY
CLERK.

largely attended meeting held last night at tho
Sixth Ward Hotel for tho purpose of urging the nomi-
nation OF Colonel Roberts for County Clerk
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The PEACE NEGOTIATIONS BECOMING MORE
DEFINITE.

LONDON, August So 1876
Tho Daily Mems special from Belgrade announces
that the diplomatic agents have handed to Premier
Rstecs Join, from their respective governments
which tho European Powers declare that they take
the subject OF mediation into their hands, have
instructed their ambassadors how proceed to stop
hosttcs. The Powers endcavoring to hold Servia
action, while the party trying tcmporzo
10 make better terms.
Vienna special to tho Ne,cs states that a council
OF ministers has been held in Constantinoplc
slider the peace proposals, of which outlines have been
given tho Grand vizier by the Powers separately.
Russia strcnuously opposed condition that Servia
should first directly for peace and the Porto has
abandoned it's demand to that effect.
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.

THE FACE OF HUMANITY DISPLAYS FEWER
MIN ole than formerly. Reason-CLESSs SULPHUR SOAR.
"IiLI,s HAIR AND WHISPER DYE I" black brown. J0es
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HIRAM POWERS WIDOW.

RETURNING TO AMERICA AFTER rHIRTY-NINE
YEARS ABSENCE.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH 10 THE HERALD BY CABLE
PARIS, August 20, 1876
The widow of Hiram Powers the famous Ameri-
can sculptor, will sail for America on Saturday next,
I'd September, after absence of thrty-nine years.
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Average Temperature yestcrdav.... ~
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
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MONTENEGRO WILLING THAT sERvIA SHOULD
NEGOTIATE SEPARATELY FOE PEACE.
LONDON, August 80 1876.
The Standards Vienna despatch says:-''lt is as.
serted that Montenegro did not intend TO join Serva
suing for mediation, and did agree to the
taken by Prince Milan; but Prince Nicholas has In
formed Milan no Mian) need consider himself no
longer bound to keep the agreement mado the be-
nning the that neither should separately enter
N negotiations for peace"
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EXPORTS OF THE POWERS FOR MEDIATION
AUSTRIA TO BE ASKED TO TAKE THE INITIA-
TIvE--A CONFERENCE PROBABLE.
LONDON. August 20, 1876
A special despatch to the Daily Telegraph from
Vienna says:-"The great Powers constantly in
tercbanging kilograms concerning the proposed moda-
ton. general agreement has been reached touching
the principal features OF the policy to bo adopted but
the details unsettled. Germany is the back
of the Powers 1t Is believed that great diff
Guilty will be experienced In determining tho steps
TAKEN but several days will probably elapse before the
Powers submit thcir proposals to the Porto"
AUSTRIA TAKE INITIATIVE IN MEpl-
The Pail Mall Gasene's Berlin special says:-"Aus
tria will be invited to again tako the initiative
hitting mcdiatory proposals TO Turkey and Scrva
Tho negotiations commenced by tho guaranteeing
Powers are for the present. restricted exclusively to
obtaining suspension OF hos.ilities Great dvergen-
ces of opinion feared when details discussed
and conference considered the only means OF ad-
justins them"
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NERVOUS kxBAusrIoS-A MEDICAL ES9Ay
IN comprising series OF lectures delivered nj kahnR
Museum OF Anatomy. New York on the aud -
Premature Decline showing indsputaby how healeA
regaicd aording clear synopsis Of the impe11-
marriage and tho treatment Of nervous snd phy
cal debility being the result Of 20 years Pee
Is csnta Address the author Dr. L. J. KAHN s0es -
rsN1saes 81 Hast 10Th o., New Yssk
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THE SULTAN TO BE DEPOSED.
Report Of a Turkish Repulse
Near Alexinatz.
STEAMSHIP COLLISION.
Preparations for a New
PaPal Election.
STEAMSHIP COLLISION.

THE WHITE STAR STEAMER GERMAN1c coll
11pEs WITH THE c1KoAss1AN IN THE Mrn-
SKY.
[rRoM THE xvENINa TELEGRAM OF YESTERDAY. I
LONDON, August 20, 1876.
The White Star steamship Germanic, while leaving
aer dock to-day IN the Mersey, fouled against the
steamship Circassan.
The Germanic had all her lfeboats on the port
side torn away beside sustaining extensive damage
to the upper works.
The Crcassian lost her bowsprit and ngurehcad,
but otherwise was unhurt.
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FIKEPROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU ANN AND FULTON STA
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET on vKRY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OfFICE6
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
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ENGLAND AND PERU.

Tho weather to-day is dull.
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ADMIRABLE REMEDY-THE SILK ELASTIC
Truss; sold only by ELAsTRiC TRUSS COMPANY. 6sa
Rec, rnpt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
FOURTH EDITION.
Hearings at the Custom House.

H. B. MCINTYRE AND OTHERS BOUND OVER FOR
INrEhFERING WITH DEPU1Y MAReHALs-
DEMoCRATlo ILLEGAL VOTING POLICE Of
FIoER DISTRIBUTES TAX RECEIPTS TO RE-
PEArERs.
Chief Supervisor ]. s. Valentine sat in
the U. s. District room this morning for
the purpose of hearing cases of arrests
made by United States Deputy Marshals
yesterday,
Il. B. Mcintyre and Roger Fitzgerald
both arrested at the Second Ward polls yes
terday, for resisting the Deputies in the
discharge of their duties, this morning
waived hearing and were each held in
$1,000 for their appearance at the January
term of the q. s. District Court.
Joseph P. Freyer, now living in Brandy
wine Hundred, attempted to vote at the
Second Ward polls upon tax receipt issued
to John Griffith by Joseph l.. Carpenter.
The case being plain one Freyer was held
in $500 to answer at January term.
James Quigan also attempted to vote at
the Second Ward upon the ground of being
a waterman. He had no fixed residence,
but had been off and on at Wilmington pro
bably four days at a time He attempted
twice to vote, and said he would bear five
years in prison for vote for Tilden. $500
bail for January term.
George Hardis attempted to vote at the
Fourth Ward polls, ON receipts given by
Joseph l.. Carpenter. He first said hs re-
sided on Fourth Street near Market, and af-
terwards said he lived at the Bulls Head on
Fourth street. After being advised by Dis
trict Attorney Spruance to be careful what
kind of statement he made, lest he might
criminate himself, he said he had got in
liquor, and ponce officer Jack Legg gave
him the receipt upon which he attempted to
vote. He was held in $500 bail for his ap-
pearance at court. Hardis is well known
by the name of John Branson.
Michael Mccartney, alias New York
Jack" notorious fellow, who some time
| ago cut hole through the floor of his cell
at the police station in this city, and for
whom the police have had warrant for his
/ arrest, tried to do what he could for
Tilden and reform not exactly by
voting illegally, but by resisting the Depu
| uty Marshals in making arrests. He, how
/ ever, had to succumb to Deputies W. L
Heal, and Edward Sculley, and take up his
lodging in a Custom House Cell He strong
ly plead his innocence, but spoiled his case
by saying that he was struck pretty id
hard. He was held in $1,000 for the No
vember term.
None Of the last four cases being able to
| give the bail required they will be commit
ted to jail this evening or tomorrow morn
ing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
LocnI RreYitIea.
Sunset at 4.49.
Sunrise to-morroW at 6.a9

Sunset at 449.
Sunrise tomorrow at $50
Moon rise this evening at II 35.
Perfora ed seats put in old chairs at Adair's.
Jones apple butter is nice, for sale by your
grocer.
Mrs. Day deserves support at s12 Market
street. Ladies should call and see her stock of
trimmings.
Those who bet hat and lost can get such
things at Dubells. nice stock to select
from.
Children's shoes, all sizes and prices at Fen
nsssey's, 22l Market st.
Webb manufactures a first rate article of
felt hats, at S04 Market st. Patronize home
industry
"The Crystal Ivorytype" Portraits are the
most beautiful, permanent, and life-like. 424
Market Street.
For quick, neat job apply at the CONNER
DIAL fast steam printing office.
Fall overcoats of the best material and most
ST. lish cut, can be made to order at Gouert &
Co.'S, 1S e. 4th street, on short order.
The Grand Central Hotel, New York, leads
the van" among the first-class hotels, by re-
ducing its rates from $4.00 to $3.50 and 1900
per uay.
GA friend in need is q friend indeed" Such
friend is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, which
should be in every family it only costs 25
cents bottle, and may save many doctor
bill.
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE for this week will
be printed this evening, and will contain COM
plefe returns from the whole s ate. Copies
can be had for mailing at this office, price 8
cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
Latest ErOm new Jersey.

TILDEN's MAJORITY PROBABLY 8000-LEaIs-
LATURE PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC ON JOINT
BALLOT.
Associated Press Telegram.
NEW York, Nov. s.-The latest returns
from New Jersey show that Tilden's ma
jority in the States is much less than the
Democrats first claimed, and in
stead of being $1,000 is probab-
ly not over 5000. Governor Bedle,
Dem, carried the State in 1875 by
1928 The State Senate is still in doubt,
the Burlington Senatorship being claimed
by both parues. The Assembly is probably
Democratic by three majority, which se-
cures the election of Democratic United
States Senator.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
FIFTH EDITION.
POIiuicaI Murders.

A REPUBLICAN KILLED BY DEMOCRAT WHILE
DISCUSSING POLITICS.
Associated Press Telegram.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. ga special to
the Journal last night, from New Castle,
Ind, reports that John Ranyan, Democrat,
shot and killed Charles Pressale, Repub-
lican, while engaged in a political discus
sion.
A DEPUTY MARSHAL KILLED IN MARYLAND BY
ooLoRED MAN.
associated Press Telegram.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. ga special from
Annapolis, says Deputy Sheriff Benjamin
Leech was shot and killed by colored
man at the polls in the 9th District of An
ne Arundel county yesterday. No .particu
lars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
south Carolina close
Aaancinferl preaa TleLenrna,a

CHARLESTON, 8. TO-, Nov. 8-oficial
count in the city of Charleston gives Hamp-
ton 15 majority.
The Neaos and Courier estimates the re-
turns covering the whole State exclusive Of
Charleston Co. give Hampton over ten
thousand majority.
That paper does not think it possible
that Charleston County can give more
than 5000 Republican majority and
for hampton, and also for Tilden. who
1t believes will not fall behind Hampton
more than ten thousand votes, at the out
side estimate. Republicans etill claim that
the heavy majority in Charleston county
will overcome Democratic gains and give
the State to Hayes and Chamberlain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
Arrests by the Police.
NUMBER OF ooLoRED MEN ARRESTED
ILLEGAL, VOTING

NUMBER OF ooLoRED MEN ARRESTED FOR
ILLEGAL VOTING.
The regular and special police yesterday
enjoyed themselves in arresting quiet, in.
offensive colored men upon trumped up
chars 9 of voting illegally either yesterday
or at the Little Election.
Democratic illegal voters were allowed
full license, and had it not been for the
three or four arrests made by Deputy Mar
shals, not one OF that class would have been
arrested, though the police no doubt were
aware of the parties of white repeaters who
were going from poll to poll voting for Til
den and Reform. So far from some of the
police helping to preserve the purity of the
election, the evidence Of George Hardis,
dtlGs John Branson, before Chief Supervis-
or Valentine ls to the effect that one of the
regular police assisted in illegal voting.
Quite different arrangement, however,
was made for colored men. In the Fifth
Ward, especially, Esq Publ, with law hook
under his arm, had established a movable
seat Of justice in the Lafayette Hotel, where
he was engaged all day in grinding out war
rants for the arrest of colored men on one
charge or another. The plan seemed to
work this way Esq. Publ had his throne
OF Justice in the bar-room, while his con-
stable, Pritchett, who was also an Assistant
Inspector, was inside the polls. If col
ored man came up to vote question would
be raised probably by Clerk Springer, who
bossed the outside, and while Pritchett
would be asking the voter pernlexing ques-
tions to confuse him, confederate in the
scheme would rush in to the Squire and
have warrant ground out. By the time
the voter would get his vote in, and had
gone few steps away from the polls. an
officer would be beside him and taking him
by the arm would rush him down to the ci-
ty cells amid the yells and jeers Of two or
three hundred excited men.
By pursuing this course, about thirty ar
rests were made yesterday, but there being
no cause Of action, whatever, the most Of
them were discharged. The following,
however, we're held for hearing this az :.
ternoon on the charges named Samuel
Jones, Andrew johnson, Robert Sutton,
George Weeks, Percy johnson, James Da
Wis, Charles Byard, John Rideout, and
Thomas johnson, all charged with illegal
voting at the Little Election." Charles
Weston awaits hearing for an assault and
battery on officer Jones.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08

TMDEN AND HENDRICKS IN WILMINGTON
LAST NIeHT. - Last night man applied at
the police station for lodging, giving his
name as Samuel Tilden. CHIEF O'foole
showed him the way to a room, when soon
after another man called for the same pur-
pose, giving his name as Thomas A. Hen
bricks. The Chief, thinking they would
pair admirably put them both in the same
room. but they appeared to be strangers
to each other.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
PhiIadeIphIa Markets.
aooes,fod p.soe 1nsJoo,,,,,,

PhiladeIphIa Markets.
Associated Press Telegram.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Z. 7.-Petroleum firm,
refined 251S@26c; crude 1516@l6c
Flour dull, extra "a GA rs; Minnesota
family So @6 621f; Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana do. $5.S715@6.25; high grades,
81 5000.
Ryo Aour dull, s425@45O.
Wheat dull, western red $1.23; amber
81. 34@1. So; white 81 BIOL 40.
Corn steady, yellow 56@57c; mixed 551s
@56c; new 40@46c; sail 5616.
Oats active, fair and choice white $40
40c; mixed 30@33c.
Barley and malt dull.
Provisions dull, mess pork $16. 50@17
beef hams $19 @20.50; smoked hams 100
16c; picked do. 1O@1115; lard 1O@10H.
Whiskey $1.13.
Financial
associated Press Telegram.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Gold quoted this
morning, at $l.09X.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08

morning an injudicious Republican going
along by 9th and Orange streets shouted for
Hayes and Wheeler. No sooner had he done
so than some Tilden Reformers made rush
for him and knocking him down gave him a
terrible beating and kicked him in the face.
just about that time the smoke from Pyle's
factory made a sudden swoop down in that
vicinity which with the noise soon created
an alarm of fire. As this is free day for
Democracy no arrests were made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
lad MERRICK,S RAIAAR

lJlINER OF FOURTH AND WALNUT SITS,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE,
xs> &
kUOfION SALES EVERY SATURDAY MORN.
ING AT 1880 O'CLOCK.
On Saturday Morning, Nov. IL.
large assortment of new and second hand Car
dSes and Harness of various styles and of the best
manufactures of our city and elsewhere, and mum.
of horses.
Track and road sulkeys, carriages and harness to
lire. Always on hand large stock for sale or OK.
ihange for second-hRud work. The largest assort-
aent of new and seeoad hand carriages, double and
nugle harness in Wilmington, may bs seen at our
)Akaar. All in want of a good turnout In the way
II tine carriages, harness, blankets lap robes whips
1alters, etc., should ceme to our bazaar Sntisfac.
non guaranteed. WILLIAM MERRIOK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
%urtiuir Salss.
DUBLfC SALE OF

DUBLfO SALE OF
CARPENTER AND PATTERN MAKERS
TOOLS.
Will he sold at public sale. at the auction rooms,
No. Ill E. FORTH street, on
FRIDAY EVkNING, NOVEMBER 10TH. 1875,
at ~ O'clock
All kinds of carpenter and pattern makers tools
and chest, the property OF benjamin Br4csen, de-
ceased L. W. STIDHAM a SON,
nov93t Auctioneers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
8eatster's 8ntiees
EGIsTFR,s OFFIOE.

II EGISTFR,s OFFICE.
~ NEW cAsTLE oUNTY, October 18th, 1876.
trx Of Sarah b. Downing, late Of wilmington
Hundred in said County, deceased it is ordered and
direc ed by the Register that the Executrix afor-
said, give notice of the granting of Letters Test-
mentary upon the Estate of the deceased, with the
to be posted thin forty days fro the date Of such
L-tters, IN slx OF the most public places OF the
demands against the Estate, to present the same,
or abide by an Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided. And also cause the same to be in
MERcIAL, newspaper published in Wilmington,
and to be continued therein three weeks (eod)
Given under the hand and seal of office of the
IL. Register aforesaid, at New CASTLE in New
Cestle county aforesaid, the day and year
NOTIOE~AIl persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
at sted to the xecutrix, eore October 18th,
le17, or abide the Act of Assembly in such case
'' 49, $50 MARY DOWNING, Executri1.
Address. Wilmington. Del. oct25-3weod
ID EGIsTER's OFFICE,
HI NEW CASTLE COUNTY, October Goth, 1875.
Upon the application of Jos. w. IL. Watson and
late of Mill Greek Hundred, in said county deceased,
it is ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrators aforesaid give notice of the grant
ing OF letters of administration upon the estate of the
deceased with the date of granting thereof by caus-
ing advertisements to be posted, within forty days
from the date of such letters in six of the most pub
lie places of the county of New CASTLE requiring all
persons having demands against the estate to pre-
sent the same, or abide by an Act of Assembly In
such case made and provided And also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period in the
DAILY COMMERCIAL, a newspaper published in the
city of Wilmington, and to be continued therein
three weeks (eod)
Given under the hand and seal of office of the
IL, 81 Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New
Castle County aforesaid the day and year
above written. S. o. BIGGS, Register
N0TICE.-All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Administrators or before October
10th, 1871 abide the Act of Assembly in such
made and provided.
JOS W. H WATSON,
JOS M PUSEY,
Address, Newport, Del Administrators
oct20 3weod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
New York Assembly.

SAID TO CONSIST CT 70 DEMOCRATS AND So
REPUBLICANS.
Associated Press Telegram.
New YORK, Nov, 8'-The Herald figures
the next State Assembly as follows Dem.
ocrats, 70, Republicans So,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08

rBuy and sell Stocks,
HEALD S:sf. :f s:s %ssa:; iaa sSI;3s { 81 81
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
Clayton House Building Entrance on Fifth st.
For sale-14 shares LIST National Bank Stock.
Money for all kinds of n, gotiable paper.
oot1S-n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
5Nr gent.

nor RENT-CARRIAGE FACTORY AT
IL Front and West streets Apply at
my4tf s. E. COR. FRONT AND WEST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08

ROARD-WITH EITHER SINGLE OR OOM.
- municating rooms, at sol West street, Whining
Cons Del. oct4,H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
wisconsin for Hayes.
Associated Press Telegram

Associated Press Telegram
MILWAUKEE, Nov. Sc. w. Keys, chair
man Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee, claims Wisconsin by from 5000 to
1000 majority, also the election OF Cars
we'll, Republican, in the End Congressional
DISTRICT over Orton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-08
guaraiua.


RoARDING-oNE SECOND STORY FRONT
ID room with board at
oot2t-lmt 613 KING STREET.
DOARDING-FOR MAN AND WIFE, WITH a
ID furnished front room on I'd floor. Also l room
furnished on Sd floor. Apply at
sep29-tf 914 WEST STREET. 4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-31

p erSona!ly sr.erted from the best manufscte-
ries ia the East. Will offer my entire stock ut
greatly reduced rates for the n, xt Fifteen lays
Parties wishing fu-niture wonld do well 10 give
me u call. GEO. ". KIrZMEYEH.
Car, u Cay, AYssit -, l,.G. aswl
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-31
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-31

an now sinking wells. anu have been very
successful in obtaining go Il fiowin,, water.
The work If boring and casing wells i pariic-
ularly solicited just at t.is time.
Carson, May ., lS7G.