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In State bonds. Louisiana consolidated rs yielded
to 74si Tennessee 6s. old issue, sold at 81; :.
In city bank stocks. Continental (1l sold at 1o'
Nassau (13l at so.
A large and well-distributed business was done IN
railroad bonds, covering forty different issues 81
Paul bonds were firm; sinking fund at o. La Crosse
division at 1OS l. and NJ. Division at l00si gold 7s
at 1O3Il and 7SlOs at 1854. South Pacific hrsts
advanced to S4l2, and Kansas Pacific IN;
comes. No. 10. were active at 16Q17016Ss Central
Pacifics ruling steady at 1O6l2, Union land grants
at 1o5 rsts at lQ9 Mssonr pae nS ~ hr dseSS
"a stidening to 90l2 Canada Southern fTsts 70
rs, and New-York Central frsts 70 1l0a4. kan s
and Texas consols sold at 45ls, Winona and ST. Pc
Ter seconds at 90, and fifths of Erie at 100.
Gold to-day as weaker at the opening, declining
to 1OO0e and two days interest," but later selling up
TO lOOffie and two days, and closing at l0Ol.le
bid On gold loans the borrowing rates were Il2
to 2le per cent for use: The Assistant Eeas1hTsc
aeht. and $40 900 In redemption of called BOMBS.
The days business Of the gold-clearng department,
Of the Bank of the State of New-iork coSefe1'
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LII O'CLOCK A. NJ.
TUESDAY, Oct. s-P. NJ.

lNEoUAII OVIs NJ
The officials of the.Chicago and Northwest Rail-
road Company were never suspected of having q
deep yearning after THE TRIBUNE's explanatory
notes of official statements Perhaps it was due to
this want of appreciation that the statement of
the Chicago and Northwest earnings for the four
months ended September 80 was not sent to The
TRIBUNE at the same time that it was dispatched
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G5rates ano TENDERS.

rINHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of LOW
ana HALF Low CRATES for either hard or soft coal
paces with Androns and Basket Crates for wood hre
Brass Fsndors Fire Sets and Coal Holds Of antque and
nodern des gns Wholesale and retail Low estimates given
10 builders, contractors and architects.
is CoNOVER Co, Nos 366 and 30s Canal-st, N.Y.
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Daurlnq Academies

ALLEN DODWORTH'S School for Dancing,
n No GSl FIFTH.ANENUE
saturday morning class and Wednesday and SATURDAY AFTER
class commence October ~.
Monday and Thursday afternoon class aud evening css LOT
gentlemen commence october Ia.
Friday afternoon class commence october To-
For other information send for circular.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT ~ Y. STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
TUESDAY. OCT 8. 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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Total sales for the day..
Buyer 80 days. t40Se buyer go days.
SAN rRAyclsco CLOSING PRICES OF Missing Sticks
YESTERDAY. To-day,

Sierra Nevada opened at ~ tell 10 Sloi ralneu !"
900 and closed at 205.
Government bonds were frmer all around on the
advance of gold, and more active business was
done in 5s of 1881. new As. and 5-20s of 1857. We
annex current closing quotations:
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Eau 6rbools.

A NNUAL SESSION (20th) of the Law School
~ of the Uuiyefsty The city OF NegNOIk begins Octo
7h int students may enter al thcilaT Library Dssr
Mashin gtOu Lafe AZ y. ~ tOl cIculAh NC'
apply 10 b. JAQUES Isocy 81 Faculty 2Sl Broadway
VOLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The twenynrst annual term VIII COMMENCE on Wednes.
aay October until May -, 1879 College
gTaduates are admitted without examination other apph
ean are examined for The course Of stLdy occu
mes years. Tuition fees. 800 per annum TOT cam
iogues information address TliEODolE W. bMinhI'
Walden OF Law school, Great Jones st., NewYOrk CITY.
VALE Law School-Regular course, 2 years
GraGunte for degree OF DELL yoare al term,
uIens Sept 70. Address Prof WAfLAND Ne".baEeh ~
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CoxsTANTiNor.E. Oct. ls-Gassinje
has been surrendered TO the Montene-
grins. and vranjs to the Servians.
LoSpoS. Oct. io-TLe Cad aad
Kss;ars Gasesfs statcs that the British
have made a raid upon waverins. =
borass village. and captured four chiefs
Who Are held Is hostages, A dispatch
from kAssauh s,a,ss tina, il Is reported
that the v.ceery will not be content
With a simple apology. but viii re-
qaire the Amees 10 ccalc 10 Peshawaar.
NATcusa. Oct IA courier who
arrived trem wa,srrnses. La, this
evening. rcports that s,so armed
negroes sarrouraed Waterproof to-day
and threatened to burn and sAck the
town, II IL supposed they burned ].
Serrcgas place ea Lake John. four
miles below Waterproof. A cali for
armed assistance v~s made a. Nasehes,
and loo armed men will leave here 90
the ferry heAs to aid the whites II
Waterproof. il needed,
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President. which clearly proved that
under existing circumstances no fair
election could be held in these states.
There Was ample proof that such Was
the case before the president and his
cabinet; and upon this. the letters to
tho district attorneys were based.
The President regards the enforce.
ment Of the laws IS having no po-
liticai aspect whatever. II is only the
national government performing the
duty required Of it. liza similar condi-
ton al affairs should alise ia New York
or any other state as exists in Son,h
Carolina. Louisiana and Alabama, the
district attorneys OF these states would
b directed To sec the law complied
With.
Ngw HAVEN, Oct, i5-In the case oi
Rev. II. II. Hayden. charged with the
murder Of Mary StanArd, the grand
jury. after too days' elaboration,
found true bill Of murder in the firs,
degree.
CoLrxBrs, Oct. i5-oficial returns
have becn received on the vote Of the
SECRETARY Of State from oil the ooan
tics except Hamilton and Washington
and reliable unofficial figures from all
counties. which makes Barnes majority
fer Secretary Of State s.iSt
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New -Mesdames Bur
roushs & Keith have just received from
San Francisco . splendid new stock Of
millinery. hats. bounets. etc Of the lat
est Fall styles. which they will dispose
Of At the loves, prices Patrons are ill.,
vi,ed TO call aud examine their stock
All work in their line executed neatly
and promptly. They also have the
agency for A Barie:,e Smiths pat
terms
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Friday. October 10. 1878.
PROTEST AGAINST MONOPOLY.

The 0rrssas.sa qaetcs tn New York
1smss 40 saying that the overwhelming
Republican triumph in Colorado WAS
largely due to the resistance made by
thu, party TO the prc.ensioas OF the
Union paci6c railroad Asa power Ia the
politics Of the State. The Democratic
party was delivered over TO this corpor.
alton, and Isovclaud. Its andidass for
Governor. was . trusted friend and
agent Of Jay 0sala." Bya wonderful
pcrvss,ioa Of logic. tho 0seeea'aa uses
this statement ~ tho basis OF an argu-
ment against The Interpolation Of any
restrictions or conditions upon the
NortArrn Pacific lsailroad. upon the
prssext that such checks are inssigaisd
by aud In the interest Of the Union Pa.
eide Railroad. iastead Of holding up
The moaepolisine Acss aud tendencies OF
the uaioa Pacific - warning, !: ases
Il ~ argument Tor the establishment o:
= ecmpssins monopoly Of the same
character. II the people Of Colorado
wsrv Justified in resisting the preseu-
sioas Of the imam Pacific - power in
The politics ef the State. rs the ovsses-
ssa claims they were; why would not
the people II Washington Territory be
justified In resisting hike rrs,easions by
the Nar,Aern Pacific railroad. pArtica,
larry il il should he made apparen,
that the Democratic party Was deliver
al over to this cSp~rasies' 1, is q
r~~t rule that wi,l ret work both ways,
We ass~s With The Orssessaa IN dcpre>
cAtiag corporate uenepeliss ~ power
in ~ atEairs Il State. bat DO nes agree
With il Asgamea, TIA, 10 check the
power II cae monopoly IL to haild up
another q tAs same character. The
o,~r~sxa asssmss 10 b The special or
gan and eAAmrsea Of the NsrtA-
esn Pacific railroad and earnestly cr-
gxSes every suggestion Cor liUsssag ito
power sx saoasrelssiag in any pArsisa-
tar. We are - caxnesaay in iAvcs at
The raslrsaa, hut DO rot deem that in
csatr 10 easaw its saceS its power sx
nacnersly .AeaM Be anlimised, II Is
msNA easier 10 6x Mcsss and lauads e
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The Woman SurFass Question,


rAl,s CTTy, W, T., &c; IL, IS
In lxrxIsaxNcxs II have waited
patiently until the eleventh hoar h
hear Pre- and eva relative 10 the Caasts-
ta,ieaal provisions before slsessea day. |
thiak IS ~ the saAsa h,say IL the isssre-
meas III adoption IS quite advisable !.
bat i, i with the annexed SeYArAse
Article Ma = that l take issue. ! fear
thai its caanee.ssa with the most
--A--Ns> .ss~~ <aas> uHAnv
macy nsSe accustomed - vese the en-,
ssS ticket viii aas give tAess ARTICLES =
ses'saa ,aeasa,, SasA is rsalss apathy.
Ises.assex the elective fsxaeAse rss
- rssAs As, . saae&a deity wAs,A all
true rAsssess Are hoessa 10 exercise Ass7.
sssly and tsArassssy,
WSeaAa has certain ssalss2AAss rights
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IND given sssA; wAseA nam las -.
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vesting them Vt the sentiments Of
delicacy, Of honor. of loyalty. in y word
Of chivalry. by arranging the sexes in
the contest Of numbers. II she can
brave the the opprobriaua. society can
not risk the consequence.
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SIC SENrER SALERATUs. -Nosw;,h-
standing the excitement about the al.
mission Of our Territory into the Union,
the celebrated AIR ouN at the Centen-
NAL Saloon still hits the bulls-eye every
time. Dennis kearney to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
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MASON DoRKE RESTAURANT. Front
street, next to the q" Arcade" Second
to none. Open day and night.
New furnished rooms up stairs for trav-
cling guestA
d. II. WEBSTER, Proprietor.
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a. Boca Beer in pints and quarts,
for sale by
CRAWFORD 4 HARRINGTON, Agents.
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Buy your groceries at +. I.yls's. the
cheapest house in the city Quick sales
and small profits is my motto.
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FRESH OYSTERS served at the Mai
SON Uoree from this date.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT OR SALE.

4 CENTRAL rESlRAElk DWELLING OF SlY
~ Escuss. esanaassas . seassi5si wee q the
eay, Cs-ees a. F.tA an1 regrzee ssseesx
Aryly - l. u. Hail. ever Casls~-x's ssage. o. y ~,
A. & IL. Nsv Eassaea Hotel ec-iS4in
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
Special Mention.

Prices reduced. Fine life-size crayon.
Tor $40, at Sutterley's, 302 Market st
Take your child to sutterley's, 30:
Market street, for a good photograph
He never fails.
Six fine photographs for 81, at Sat.
trrley's, 302 Market street.
McInalPs Cough Candy is a popular
article for ordinary light coughs at this
season of the year. McInall, Druggist,
I'd and Market streets.
Chew "Jackson's Best" sweet navy
tobacco.
sutterley's crayons are genuine, not
enlarged photographs outlined with
crayon.
fo to sutterley's and get one of his
.lie-size crayons for $40.
Knowles & Eaton advertise oysters at
Wholesale, at No. l02 East Third street =.
Give them call.
All the most popular bitters such as
Hoofland's, brakes, Hostetter's, Walk
or vinegar, &C., are sold by }. X.
Hartman, Druggist, corner of 5th and
Poplar.
A. l. Ainscow, at III Shipley street,
Wholesale oyster depot, receives daily
from l.. f. Dryden & Co., Crlsfeld,
Md, barreled and busn-l oystels.-
Extra prime, s3.25, and $500 per bar
raj for cullaus
Webb's photograph gallery, No. 507
ship'ey street, is prepared to do work
of all kinds at reasonable prices. Old
pictures enlarged to any lize, and fin
ished in Oil Crayon or Ivorytyps.
EXCELLENT SWEET CtDER.-We have
Just Received lot of very choice sweet
cider, which We are selling by the gal
lon, quart or bottle. X. II. JONES, man
nfacturer of !. X. l.. uince Meat, Fruit
Butter and Pepper Sauce, lis Shipley
Street.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
DISASTROUS storms In Italy

A dispatch from Rome dated Novem.
ber IA, says The waters of the Tiber
are rising, and have already overflow ed
the rivers banks. The lower part of
the city is inundated, and it is expect.
ed that during the night the flood will
become nearly as widespread as the dis.
astrous one of 1870.
A dispatch dated midnight of the
same date says there haze been violent
storms throughout Central. Italy, and
the damage caused by them is almost
unparalleled. Travel on all the rail
roads between Rome and the north is
Interrupted. The rain haa ceased here
and the wind has changed, but the
Tloer continues to rise rapidly.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
THOMAS NJ. WIER'S
i NEW PRICE list,

Sugars as low ms 8 cents. White Sugar Mt
cents, 8 cans Of Tomatoes first class. 25 cts :.
9cans OF Table Peaches, 25 cts. Obs Of Honey.
% cts; glasses Of Jelley. 25 cts; 3ts Prunes
70 cts. 2bS OF PluNS, % cts 3ibs OF Mince
Meat, % cts; Abs OF A Butter, rs cts: 2bs
Pealed Peaches, 70 cts; obs Of Peaches, halves.
% cts; Chs OF New Peaches. quarters. o5 cts
Pumpkins, 10 ctS.; cans Bakers Corn. % cts
Sardi cs 10 c's.: 3bs fine new Raisins D5 cts:
Abs OF Eurrlnts, new. % cts: Citron. new. perr
H. 20 cts; Tbs Iced Fruit Cake. 25 cts: 2Rs
Coffee Cakes 2b cts. Macnroons. per fb 2S cts.
3lbs Soda Crackers, 81 cts. 3ibs Of OYSTER
Cract ers, 25 cts; sbs Oat Meal, 25 cts; sfbs
Sliced Apples, 25 Cts; Good Apples, Der NJ.
3 cts: Abs New Rice, rs cts; 3b Excellent
Cheese, Is cts: Blackberries, cts; French
Peas Is cts. per can Preserved Pine Apples.
u cts. b New Heminy cts. a qt: New
Peas cts per qt.; Split PeasS cts. per at; 4h
Corn Starch, rs cts.,-5Bs good Starch rs cts:
Chow Chow and Pickles 10 cts. a bottle The
pest Catsup in the world Is cts. apallon:g good
Solid Packed Butter for family use, 20 cts. a
ID. All the best Syrups as low as can be
Doughtan Soap the same. We have had a
great run on our 10 cent Coffee-give 1t a trial.
Our Flour Is SO good nd so low We want al to
give 1t trial at $500 per barrel it can't be
beat. Good Corn 8 cts per can; Washing
Crystal, 10 cts. q doz.; fine Irish Duice rs cts,
-Come to 1909 Market street for Bargains.
Del. avikIm
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
A. T.. Stewards Remains.

1t is reported in New York, con wha
is said to be good information, " thai
the body of A. T. Stewart was taken
to Canada, is now concealed there, aud
mat the thieves, who demand a ranuom
Of 500, 600 for the remains, have placed
the matter in the bands of Montreal
lawyer, and are negotiating through
him. As there is no treaty governing
cases of this kind it will be impossible
to arrest the ghouls there. Another
report says the body is hidden at or
near Shamong, Burlington county, N.
j., forty miles southeast of Camden, and
that the thieves can be arrested at any
moment. A dispatch from Montreal,
and another from Port Monmouth, N.
j., deny that there is any truth in
either of these stories. The New York
police disclaim all know edge of the re
ports. Judge Hilton said last night
thai he hoped there might be truth in
the New Jersey story, but he could not
say.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
LandeDberg rg--L0cal Notes aud Incl =
dents.
LANDgNBERG, Nov. l4th, 1878.

LANDESBERG, Nov. l4th, 1878.
MEssRs. EDrroR:-Items are scarce
Political speaking Democracy is the
predominant element, in the village
and since the election an imaginary
excursion has been up Salt River tt
view the demoralized ruins which lie
scattered along its coasts; stopping at
Shoddy bnilding,a brief visit was made
to kearney lnnatic asylum, where the
rag bear was made to dance; latter job 8
comforters had administered a cook
book tor a lunch, and afterwards bill
of fare for dinner, another start was
made for their destination-Repudia-
tors cemetery; which was reached in
due time, here their hopes were buried
beneath Republican majorities; the
greenback ritual is the tombstone and
"lchabod" is its inscription, to which
we add Reym psace.
Religiously speaking, methodism is
the predominant element, they having
the only church in the place; for near
ly three weeks revival meetings have
been held every evening during the
week, Saturday excepted; the meetings
have been remarkably interesting and
successful; the converts Iumber about
twenty-five thus far, and the prospects
are more encouraging now than when
the meeting began. All day meetings
have been held on Sunday, the altars
being crowded as much in the day
time as at night. Miss Boyce, mem
Der OF Central church, Philadelphia, is
now assisting the Pastor, she address,
ing large congregations every eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong, of
Philadelphia, frequently visit 'tanden-
berg, and have been in the habit of at
tending service in the M. 4. Church;
some time ago the pastor expressed
iesire to purchase new singing books
I1r the school, at the close of the service
Mr.. A. stepped mp to Mr.. Barnhill, and
handed him ten dolla. note to aid in
his object; few weeks
ago, something was said about securing
new library, Mr.. and Ms. A. happen
ID to be there again, the result vas a
Donation OF fifty dollar bill. Such gem
'rosity certainly deserves notice.
Mr.. Wm. Davis, an old and respect
ID resident of this locality died, last
Week, after severe and protracted ill
less, his funeral which took place las
saturday afternoon, was largely attend
I'd. W. p.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
Important.

Prof. Charles ltalie begs to infor i
the public that he has now on hand a
splendid assortment of spectacles and
eyeglasses, suitable to every condition
Of the eye. To those not acquainted
with the preserving qualities the Dia.
nond Glasses possess, say, try them.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every in
stance, particularly in such cases where
the sight has been impaired by the use
of inferiors"r improper glasses. Prices
moderate. Office days Wednesday and
Saturday. No. I'D Market street, Will
mington, Del. %F 81 m d0t tsS
Kennedy's Rheumatic Dissolyent
sold By Taylor &,Fullsrton. So2 King
bSI0Ots iF Ftfrt.. = ~ .tIgJ
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
Ease AttainabIe by the Rheumatic,

Yes, although they may despair OF relief it
is attanabIe by rheumatic sufferers. for there
Is remedy which carries Off by means of in
creased activity of the kidneys-importan mt
channels for blood ruriticatipn-t acrid ele-
ment to which pathologists the most eminent
attribute the painful symptoms-a theory
completely borne out by the urinary analysts.
The name of this grand depurcnt is Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters, II preparation likewise
celebrated as remedy for orconstipation. which
causes contamination OF the blood with the
bile--and certain means Of relief in dyspep-
Sia fever and ag1le, and nervous ailments, 1t
-, perhaps, the finest tonic eXtant, and is
highly recommended as medicinal stinulant
by distinguished physicians and analysts, who
pronounce II to be eminently pure and very
beneficial The press also endorses it,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Nov. IA. The Marquis and
harchioness of Lorne sailed from Liver
pool for Canada yesterday on the Sar-
matian. n 80
The scheme of reforms for Eastern
Roumelia proposed by the Porte has
been adopted, with slight notifications.
The address of the French conserya-
tive Senators to the municipal electors
Is described as a negative document.
A new election law has passed the
Spanish Chamber of Deputies.
Another Kafir insurrection threatens
to overwhelm the British in South
Africa
A flood in the Tiber Has deluged the
lower part of Rome.