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appointments.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The President has
appointed John j. Bagley and Martin Ryerson,
of Michigan, and L. P. Poland and ]. Gregory
Smith, of Vermont, honorary commissioners to
the Paris Exposition; Alex. Reed, postmaster
at Toledo. United States consuls-Charles H.
Branscomb, of Missouri, at Chen Kiangs Eras-
tus D. Webster, of New York at Toronto; H.
C. Marston, of Illinois, at Port Louis. John
Mcneil, of Missouri, Indian Inspector. Wilbur
F. Lunt United States Attorney for Maine.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-07
CAPITAL NOTES.
OFFERS OF SILVER BULLION IN
TITED.

New Regulation as to Publishing Land
Office Notices---Reed Again Appointed
Postmaster at TOledo---The Wool Section
in the New Tariff Bill---The Two Ger
man Girls to Have Relief From the
Cheyenne Annuities.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-07
Approved, JOHN SHERMAN,

secretary inc Treasury.
Under the direction of the acting cashier.
Wheepley, the vaults of the treasury are being
arranged for reception of large quantity of
silver now in the mint at Philadelphia. Seven
hundred thousand dollars, the weight of which
be received at the treasury in the present
month. The removal from Philadelphia is for
the purpose of affording space for the bullion
from which the new silver dollars will be coin
ed. Mr.. Wheepley is of opinion that a new
silver vault will be necessary for the proper
storage of the additional coin in the treasury
building.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-07
Home from the Carnival.

| New ORLEANS, March Over twenty river
steamers left here this evening with returning
visitors from the carnival.
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Refusing Fraternity With French Masons.
LONDON, March THE grand lodge of Free

Masons of England, Lord Carnarvan presiding
unanimously passed resolution refusing to
IL ind@e whose helef ~ Gna ;s den;ed ar ~
nored. This refers to the action of the Grand
Orient of France, which recently eliminated the
article expressing belief in God from it's
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, March Z, l a. m.-Indications
for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
Valleys Rising, followed by falling barometer,
cooler westerly winds, gradually backing to
warmer southeasterly and clear or partly cloudy
weather
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-07
PedeStrianism.

VNEw ORLEANS, La, March 6.-Henry Schmehl,
pedestrian, completed the first 100 miles of his
walk against Miss Ellen Wickers in 81 hours
So minutes 40 seconds. Miss Wickers, at the
same time finished so miles in 16 hours 81
minutes 10 seconds. Both are in good con-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-07
Cuban Items oil News.

HAVANA, March 6.-Heavy foundations are
reported in the Cuban district, damaging the
sugar crop. water spout near Madruga de-
stroyed four plantations. The insurgent chief,
Esten Arias with seven hundred men, surren-
dered the 4th inst, in the neighborhood of Yara.
The same day at Trocha, Jose Gomez and 150
persons gave themselves up. Surrenders con-
tinue with perfect harmony between Spaniards
and Cubans
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fts E>------- 80 -
Boots and Shoes,

Closing out sale Of Boots and Shoes below
cost until March 10th. No. 81 East Third
street,
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MORE BLOODSHED.
IF THE TURKS CAN CATCH TIE
CREEKS.

Meantime the Russians and Turks are
Amicably Settling Their Affairs--The
Treaty Avoids the Points the English
Have Been Excited About--The Congress
to be Formed of tho Premiers of the
Treaty Powers.
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Prompt Help for the Hot Springs.

ST. LOUIS, March 6.-The city authorities
have received an earnest appeal from the mayor
of Hot Springs, Ark, for help for the sufferers
by the fire, and relief movement is under
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The First of the New Dollar

PHILADELPHIA, March 6.lSuperintendent
Pollock, of the mint, will issue tomorrow
$3.50, 900 Of the new silver dollars now being
coined at that institution.
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Rescued From an Ice Floe in Lake Miohi.

gan.
DETROIT, Mich, March 6.-The ice in Sagi-
nav Bay moved out of sight Tuesday morning,
carrying with it twelve or fifteen men, A tug
with large party on board left Bay City this
morning to search for them. It found and
rescued the entire party and brought them to
Bay City this evening.
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The Turif on Woots, etc.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The ways and means
committee to-day considered the rate of tax
woods and made the following amendments:
The duty upon woods of the first and second
classes, which shall be imported washed, shall
be twice the amount of duty to which it would
be subjected if imported unwashed, and the
duty upon wool of all classes which shall be
imported secured shall be three times the duty
to which it would be subject if imported UNI
washed; and the duty upon wool of sheep or
hair of Alpaca goat and other animals, which
shall be imported in any other than ordinary
condition as now and heretofore practiced, or
which shall be changed in character or condition
for the purpose of evading duty, which
shall be reduced in value by the admixture
of dirt or any other foreign substance shall
be twice the duty to which it would be other
wise subject. Woods of first class, the value
whereof at the last port or place whence ex-
ported to the United States, extending charges
in said port shall be sixteen cents or less
pound, six cents per pound. Woods of the
first class, the value whereof at last port
place whence exported to the United States
excluding charges in said port, shall BE over
sixteen and not over thirty-two cents or less
pound, ten cents pound. Woods of the same
class, the value whereof at last place, whence
exported to the United States, excluding
charges in said port shall not be over thirty
two cents pound, twelve cents per pound.
Purchase of Silrer Bullion.
WASHINGTON March 6.-The following circu-
lar relative to the purchase of silver bullion
was issued this afternoon Treasury Depart
ment, Office Director of the Mint, Washington,
d. C. March 6.-Notice is hereby given that the
treasury department is prepared to receive at
all times offers in writing or by telegraph for
the sale of silver bullion in quantities not less
than 10000 ounces, deliverable at the minis of
the United States at Philadelphia, San Fran
CISCO and Carson. All offers will be addressed
to the Director of the Mint, Washington, D..
c., and will state the quantity, price
per ounce, thousand fine, and when
delivery will be made. If the offer is accepted
the value of the silver purchased will be de-
termined by the mint assayers. Until further
notice payment will be made in gold or silver
coin of full legal tender. Where bullion is
offered and purchased, which is of q character
| pay the usual mint charges.
| -(Signed) H. r. LINDERMAN,
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TERMS EXACTLY.

TERMS EXACTLY.
special from San Stefano says it appears
that Roumania asks for the Dobrudja islands
at the mouth of the Danube and the fortress of
Widden, and $50 million Of francs indemnity
without agreeing to cede Bessarabia.
GOING TO SEE THE SULTAN.
special from Pera announces that Grand
Duke Nicholas will visit the Sultan Thursday.
He will enter Constantinople at the head of ECO
officers.
| A Paris dispatch states that Waddington,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, will certainly at
| tend the congress at Berlin,
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
SovEnBxRl0, 1878.
rRAIns LsAy. wILNINeTon.

rRAIn0 L1Ayk WlLNlN0TOp.
-or Philadelphia: 2sI. L06, $40, 900, $50,
1890 .. A.: i237, l2s, 2sO, 400, so,
r Now YORK. a.s7, a. H.; 1.oS. $50, 1887,
l2S0, S.se D. m. 0n sundays 2SI, $40
for Balllmore and Washington: 1851. ale,
$50 n. m; 12.bI, l.0A, 6le, p. m.
For Baltimore: 7.OS, Express. ON Sunday,
TOR baltimore and Washington: ia.6l' 2io
For baltimore snd way stations sss q. m.
For New q Castle: 90. slb .. H., LOS. 50
For Delaware X. H.: sisa. m: LOS, $50 p
No sunday ~ trains.
For wilmington n Northern X. r.: o.X a.
m.;9O a. m; 8p. M; and 500 p. N. Sat
Fer Delaware Western X. r.: l0.2o, $50 p. m
sunday trains, 1890 q. IN.
TRAINS ARMvK AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia: L. ~, 203, s.84, s.l0 .. N.
l208. l24i, Log, 40, b.l3, e.26, 100, 1.l0
Ills p. IN. On Sundays: la+s, 2oa, s.%
1910 q. M; 1895, II. IS, p. IN.
From Baltimore: 2. 81, $50 y. Aba. m; l2T, 1881
sSs, sse r. IN. On sundayE2sl. an o."
From Washington: 23l, q. m: i2H, 1887
$50, S.sS p. IN. On Sundays 2sl 3. m
5so, $50 p. m.
From New Castle: $50, 1910 q. m;
7lO p. IN. No Sunday trains.
From delaware X. r.: $50 q. m; l2l0, In
m.
From wilmington 4 Northern X. X. SOL
.. m. ll.30 .. m; ]. W p. m; and 7.36 p. IN
Saturdays only, 1870.
From Delaware Western X. r.: 7.bS 4. m
3.l0p. IN. Sunday trains, 6p.m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PEILADnI'
PHIA.
From Broad street and Washington avenue
10, 500. 1890, Has II. M; 800, 400, $40
900, SIS .. Is. 30 p. III. On Sundays
7.OS.dN u, In.; 900, ll.3o p. IN.
ON l'hirty-Second and Market streets: LOO
7.3O, ,.55 a. n.; 1913, 400 $50, II Sc o. m
On uhtiasG Loo. 1880 a. M.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30
Haveyly's Mipssvsls

The Albany Argus says Havsrly's
Mastodon Minstrels attracted one Of
the largest AUDIENCES ever gathered In
the Martin Opera House last evening.
In fact many were unable to gain
admittancs. The performance was
3 very great success, and contained
many new and novel acts and specisli-
Mes. In the first part forty people ap.
peared. The singing Of the California
quartstte was feature, while the
jokes and sayings Of the end men,
eight In number. were extreme
ly mirth-provoking. And the clog
dancing of twelve took the house BY
storm, and everything was spiritedly
and we'll done. As minstrel show Il
cannot be surpassed. II the troupe had
remained another night they would
have lost nothing. They will appear
In Wilmington, at the Opera House, on
Saturday next, January 4.
Over 5000, 900 Vanished.
A dispatch from New York, Dec. q,
says: The regular messenger Of the
Importers and Traders Bank being ab-
sent to-day q new man was sent with
the usual consignment to the clearing
house.
He was accompanied by the bank de
tectiv-, and carried 100000 clearing
house certificates Of legal tenders de.
posted in the U. 3. treasury, s42, 800
I. 8. gold certificates, 46,755 3s cur.
rency and e67 gold.
The messenger, on arriving at the
clearing house, discovered that all the
money was gone, and could not account
for its disappearance.
The officers of the bank offer S50,.
900 reward for the return Of the above
described property.
Open Installation.
Asylum Lodge No. ~, !. 0. o. r.,
will have a public installation Of off.
GERS on Tuesday evening next in the
Grand Lodge room, Odd Fellows Hall.
The members Of the lodge will meet In
their Hall at 81 O'Clock for the transac.
ton of the usual business Of the lodge
and at u o'clock will repair to the
Grand Lodge room where the installa.
ton services will be performed. The
grand lodge officers are all expected to
be present, and the friends, ladies and
gentlemen are cordially invited.
To be buried In this City.
A brother in-law of Hanson Harman,
ESQ.,, Mr.. Frank P. Gerry, who died
last July, at New Brunswick, N. j.,
has been brought to this city for in
terment.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30
MONTHLY.

= CONDUCTED BY TEH oIALAND.
The Handsomest lllustr ted Magasine In
the World. The American edition OF TINS
periodical Is now more than 70.O0tMONth-
l.Y, and II has a larger circulation In Eng
land than any other American magailne.-
Every number contains about one hundred
and iiny pages. and from MY to seven y-hve
riginal wood-cut illustrations.
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 1859.
Among the attractions for the coming
ere the following:
"HAwoRrH's" serial novel,
Francei H0dgson Burnett. author Of "
FALcoNBERe, a serial novel, By H.; H.
Boyes.n II, author VI "Gunnlr," "The Man
who Lost his name, Ike, In this romance,
the author graphically describes the pecuiiari'
ties OF Morse Immigrant life In II Western set.
Element 50,
A STONY OF NEW ORLkA Ms, ny George w.
Gable to be begun on the conclusion OF FSi'
,onberg.
PORTRAITS or AMERICAN Posrs. THIS 80
ries (begun in August with the ortran OF
BryauU will be continued, that Of Longieiiow
sppeari in November. These portraits are
drawn from life by Wyatt Eaton and en-
grayed by 7. Cole.
STuDIEs IN THE SIERRAs,--A series Of pa
pers (mostly illustrated) by John Muir, the
| California naturalist. The most graphic and
| picturesque, and. at the same time, exact ana
| trustworthy studies OF 81 The California Alps
| that have vet been made. The series VIII
sketch the California Passes, Lakes, wind
Storms an FORESTS
| A NEw view or BRAZIL Mr. Herbert II.
Smith, OF Cornell University, II companion OF
| the late Prof Hartt. IL now in Brazil. win
| MI J, Wells Champney tthe artist whe ac
| compa nied Mr.. Edward King In his tour
through The Great South, " preparing Tor
| Scribner a series OF papers on the present con
ditiOn the cities. rivers and resources OF the
great empire OF South America.
Among the additional series OF papers 70
appear may be mentioned those on How snail
we Spell two papers by Prof. Loundshury }
The New South, Lawn-Pianting Tor Small
Places Thy samuel Parsons, OF ushing,) }
Canada of To-day, American Art and Artists'
American Archaeology, Modern Inventors
alss, Papers OF Travel, History, Physical
science Studies in Literature, Political and
Social Science, Stories, Poems Topics OF
the Time. " by DR.. J. q. Holland record OF
New Inventions and Mechanical improve
ments Pap rs on Education, Decoration, &C;
Book Reviews; fresh bits OF Wit,and huhor'
&c, &c, sc.
TERMS, $500 year in advance; IS cents q
number
Subscriptions received by the publishers OF
t'is paper and booksellers and postmasters.
| Pc sons wishing to subscribe direct With thc
subIishers. should write name, Post-ofnce,
County, and State, in full, and send with re-
mittance in check. p q. money order. or reg
| I.trrcd letter to Stki BNER n co.
44,w a. and 7i5 Broadway, New York.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30
DIED..

DIED.
CHANDLER On the 18th inst. aiter I'M
gsring illness, Mrs. Elizabeth Chandler, In
the 6lrt year OF her age.
The friends Of The family are Respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late
residence, No. rs Shipley street. on Wednes-
day afternoon. Services ct the house at Two
O'Clock. lnternent at wilmington and Bran
dywine cemetery.
MEANEN .-On the 18th inst, In this city.
Mary j.. wife Of John b. Meaney, In tho
Slst year Of hor age. l,
,he friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from her nus
bands residence, 72l Bennett street, on Tues
day morning, ats o'clock. High Mass al st.
Mary's church. TO proceed TO old cemetery.
DUPONT.-On december 10Th, 1873. GretA,
daughter Of Victor and Alice DUPONT, In
the eleventh year OF her age.
Tho relatives and male friends 0ith family
are invited to attend her funeral. on Tuesday
afternoon. December 3lsL at hslf-past TWO
o'cock, Nom the residence Of her parents.
ELY.--ln CompassviIle, Chester Co., Pa, Dr.
william N. Ely, formerly OF this city
Philadelphia and Maryland papers please
Funeral from his late residence, on Thurs
day m0rninx, Jan. I'd, l-79, NJ 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30
'TOCK QUOTATIONS
WILMINGTON. DEL, December 80, 1875

WILMINGTON. DEL, December 80, 1875
Latest stock Quotations furnished by
Aeald n TO-, Clayton House Building VII
;nngtan, Del, at II NJ. to-day.
Cfold, 100 l-l6; N. Y. q. n hnd,. III; N. Y.
4 Erie, nm; Lake shore. 7oss; North ,,1 Wss,' ,
Island. l2l5s; Ohio N Miss, ~; Paciic Mall,
Ia Western Union Telegraph, o5; st.
Paul, Sb7s; st. Paul Pref, 75 Wahash, 2l9s;
Union Pacific, oess; Penna., S233ss; Reading,
M; Lehigh Valley, a31ss; Lehigh Nav, i+1;
Pitts r. N h., ~; Central Trans, ~:
Phila. N Erie, I; n. J. Central, 331s; Del,
Lacka. n Western, AZ; Mich. Central, IN;
52o's. 'sb. New J. T., -; SO, 81 Coupon,
1851; $50. 'ss Coupon, los; 1910 Coupon,
los; Currency e's., ll9ss; New IS Of 81,
,O6lS; ~ Registered. lol1a: As. 1904
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30

~ Christmas presents can buy the follow.
lowing goods very low, Tor they must be sold,
as the undersigned, VIM. II. CHADWICK,
Nos 207 and 30 W. Fourth street, ls moving
to Atlantic City:
A large assortment OF Patent and other
Lamps and Fixtures. Gas Globes and fixtures,
2D0 Of dodgers eel brated Pocketknives, 70
xruss Of Pipes, 10000 Cigars, 10 dox. Of Chi
neso Shells, Shoes, Soaps, Periumery and
Toilet Sets 800 SILK Neckties, lot OF Jeweiry,
one good tune rosewood Piano and other musi.
cal instruments and all the fixtures, and hun
dreds Of other article His Museum will be
open to the public 18th newcuriosties for the
holidays dc2}tl
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30

NOTICE. The undersigned having
~ opened Real Estate Office No
/ East Sixth street, Saville building. will be
thankful for liberal patronage from friends
and acquaintance, who wish To sell or buy
Real Estate, having thorough knowledge OF
city properties as we'll as Farms throughout
the Stase. Respectfully, p. CHANDLER.
dc7.d-w-ti
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30
ID X. ROBINSON 4 CO..
BANK Frs 4 BROk Frs
n. y. Cor. Fourth and Market,
WILMINGTON. DEI.AW WARE

ron SAILS shares National Bank Of Will
mingtOn and Brandywine stock.
WANTED
Masonic Hall stock.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold On coin mission. Every facii-
ity afforded for persona 10 sell or invest In
stocks or bonds. teb20-ly
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30

NyDTICE.---I hereby give notice that shall
~ prefer Il petition to the f' neral Assem-
bly, OF the State of Delaware at its next ses-
sion, in January, 1879, praying the passage Of
an act to diyorcelme and my husband Frank
B Lysle. "a vincuto IN ttrimOne."
KATE f.. LYSLE.
wilmington, Del, Dec. 20, 1878 I'm.
NOrICE.-The subscriber having lost or
mislali deed No. 1857 Tor lot east hall
No. s. section p, in the whining Oh and
Brandywine cemetery. Application Is now
made by him for new deed.
&c. 20. 1878. Is. r. PERKINS.
dc27-ltaw.iOr3w
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30
NyOTlCE to WATER RENTERS.
OPylCH WATER DEPARTMENT

~ oFrtCE WATER DEPAKrMEST,
WILMIseros, DEL, December TO- 1873.
The bills for 1879 are now ready and paya-
bic ut the registers Office, No. 1000 Market
street. The law requires that all bills paid on
or before January 81, 1879, the face Of the bill,
those paid during the month offcbruary. fve
per cent. additional. those paid during the
month OF March ten per cent. additional. and
any amount remaining unpaid after April !,
1879, the register is required to have the fer
rule withdrawn and suit instituted for the re.
covery OF the amount due, and the water will
not be let into such premises until such ar
rears, with assessments and ~ for drawing
ierruies arc paid. Office hours. . a. III. and 4
d. IN. WI MORROW, Register.
dcll-e-o-d. in-c.d- -fb-e-o-d
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30
Delaware state +. n NJ. lns.
Co., Of wilmington, Del.
VIM. Blight, President,
~ ~ ,'NrfTyr NJ N n Vire PR.

W VI. i'7".il''
]. X. TANTUM, NJ. d., Nice-Pres.
JAMES II. MYERS. Secretary
1lo.wlv q. p JOIN SDN Treasurer.
PUMPS.-Arc mad
ID to suit cisterns or wells OF any depth
IRON 5 to - f.et, either plain or lined with
"a can.zed IRON or teamiess irnwn tube cop
pcr We keep in stock complete assortment
size. length and price, from the cheapest
the MOST PERFECT AND IMPROVED
PIMP THATCAN BE MADE. Our manu-.
featuring facilities enables, us to furnish the
best pumps AT PRICES BUT LITTLE
kUDyE SECOND AND THlRDRAIE
GOODS. When buying pumps, see that
they have MY TRADE MARK ANDNAME.
If not for sale in your town. your orders can
always be filled without delay at 40 Marke
Street, one door from Fifth Street, south side
Philadelphia. G.. g. BLATCHLEY,
! ie1O-6mw Manufacturer.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30

~ TlONAL BANK OF WILM lNfTON.
The ANIMAL election for nine Directors will
ne held ut the nanking House on Tuesday,
the l4th day of January, 1879, between the
hours OF two and four o'clock In The alter
noon. JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier.
Wilmington, Del. Dec. Ia. dcl+e0d-unll
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

pkOfESAIONAL CARDS.
"DMER a. HERR,
ARTIST AND DESIGNER,
STUDIO ROOM, NO. 10 MASONIC
TEMPLE
Teacher Of Painting and drawing In ali
its branches including free hand, Ghect,
perspective and mechanical. Pupils In the
In Public schools can take lessons after school
hours to those preerring lessons at houses
will he given. Portraits painted In the finest
styles. Satisfaction guaranteed.
For those Oblecting to sitting photo will
answer. Old pictures carefully copied. All
kiads of
DRAWING AND DESIGNS
made In thc most careful and artistic manner.
Terms reduced and very moderate.
REPERENCE--H. ). MCCoAB, X. X. RoR-
INseN n CO.. and \ B TANTuM, NJ. ID.
gep23-Sm
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30
FOURTH EDITION.
MARRIED..

MILLS-BAKER. AT Scott NJ. Y. parson-
age. Wilmington, Thursday evening, Dec.
18th, by Rev. G. ". Pegg, Mr.. Edward v I:
Laurel, Del.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-30

DROPERTY To RENT
ny
10 II N W. W II TR NJ A
REAL ESTATE AND COLL EI,TING
AGENT,
No, 2 VEST FOURTH STREET,
WILMINGT N, DEL.
Dwelling HOuses rented or sold on reasona
tle terms. The renting and selling OF farm
o speciality, also cOnveyanciny done. aug29
TNELrH FOX ALI. THE People
Beautiful Teeth az %, 10, - anu -.
H. per set Teeth extracted with 'r,s,*s.
Vut pain by the use oi gas.-- Over >'~''
thirty ears experience.
DIR. GALLAGHER.
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