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Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
THIRD EDITION.
MARRIED..

X KERSEY-MITCH Eli. On the 18th inst,
At the residence OF the brides mother, by
Rev. ]. b. Mann, Mr. co. W. kesey to
Miss Heorsie Mitchell, all oil Wilmington.
MlrCHELL--SPENC the 18th inst,
at the resid nee OF the brides parents, by
Rev. J. b. Mann, Mr.. Eugene Mitchell to
Miss Lenna d. Spen or, all Of Wilmington.
CLOUD-BLACK-I this city, on tie th
Instant, at the parsonage of the First Hes-
byterian church, by Rev +. b. DuVal, Mr..
Alexander Z. Cloud and Miss Lizzie Black,
sll Of this oity.
MCOALL Pa ADELFORD. -Un the 24th
instant, BY Rev. W. q. Robinson, 6Ib Welsh
street, Chester, Pa, Mr.. George Mccall to
Miss Ida l.. Padellord, both Oi this city.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
A Fine Horse Killed.

One of those fine iron gray horses
owned by Walton & Bro. and driven all
last summer to one of their ice wagons,
was found this morning laying in his
stall at the stable l4th and King streets
with one of his legs broken, after con.
siderable effort to relieve and ascertain
the extent of injury the noble animal
had received, Mr.. Walton finally decid,
ed to knock him on the head, and put
an end to his suffering, as ne could not
be cured. 1t is thought that he got
his leg fastened in the stall during the
night and broke it in trying to releas.
il
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
NyOTICE TC WATER RENTERS

~ OFFICE WATER DEPA RTMENT,
WLMIsGToN, DEL, December 10, 1878.
The bills for 1879 are now ready and paya-
BILE at 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 OF February. i've
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rule withdrawn and suit instituted for the re-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 he amount due, and the water will
not be let into such premises until such ar
rears, with assessments and ~ ior drawing
ierrules are paid. Office hours. v a. IN. and
pm. W. MORROW. Register
del -e-O-d in ed fb- e-o-d
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
christmas Church Services.

Special services were held yesterday
in Episcopal and Catholic churches, az
the Natal day of the Redeemer is par
ticularly solemnzed every year in the
churches named. Some ofths churches
were deliberately decorated with flow
ers and evergreens. The celebration of
the event commenced in the Catholic
churches about half past five o'clock,
and continued until seven. At ten
O'Clock special services were held in
the Episcopal churchee, the programme
of music being very fine especially at
Trinity. Prayer and experience meet
ings were held at most of the Metho-
dist churches at o'clock in the morn
ing.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
berenade.

number of the members of the
Household Of Faith and their friends
banded themselves together and started
out on Christmas morning at an early
hour and visited some of their friends.
At Elder g. X. Kramers they rendered
some nice selections OF music, and then
proceeded to the residence of L. A.
Bower, Oh West Third street, where
they received an excellent repast, and
after staying all hour or SO there, they
visited a number of other persons.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
FOR CHRISTMAS sPRESENTS
Or hsS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.

We have left one caee OF BLANK ETS out
3i 4 purchase Of itVC caSes Or 800 pairs, which
we "ill clos Jut at wholesale prices. Also,
beautifully embroidered BABY Blankets
and Mar5oilee Quite. more acceptable
present. in many ease. could not be given.
bs-We have not space to mention hrn.
drcds Of other articles well worthy the early
attention Of ladc. dos"Iug choice and useful
goods Tor holiday presents at prices in con.
inrnity with the TINES
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
ID =. ROBINSON q C0..
BANKERS Il BROK ERS
n. Y. Cor. F0u rlh and Mar \ 81,
WILMINGTON, DEI.A W ARE

ron SALE.--3 shares National Bank Of vii.
mington and Brsndywise stock.
WANTED
Masonic Hall Stock.
Phiiadelphis, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on commission. Every faSil.
ny afforded Tor persons U sell or invest in
stocks or bonds. 'eb1O-lv
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
NAONEY READY FOR GOOD FIRST
wi MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson & Co..
BANKERS AND BROk ERS,
SIXTH AND MARKET ATS.

WILMINGTON. DELAWAkE.
F'oR SALK.--S2,0 900 New Castle Gas Bonds
Stocks and Bonds bought Tor cash or carried
On margins II desired. Telsgraphic cominu
nication with all the Exchanges. Quotations
furnished gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

NUIlCE. Those wanting to make
~ Christmas.presents can buy the follow.
lowing goods very low, for they must be sold ,
as the undersigned, VIM. II. CHADWICK,
Nos. 2J7 and 200 W. Fourth street, is moving
to Atlantic City;
A large assortment of Patent and other
Lamps and Fixtures Cas Globes and fixtures.
30 OF Rodgers eel brated Pocketknives, rs
gross of Pipes, 1900 Cigars, 10 doz. Of Chi
nese Shells, Shoes, Soaps, Perfumery and
Toilet Sets. 500 SILK Neckties lot Of Jewelry
one good tune rosewood Piano and other mus-
cal instruments and all the fixtures, and hun
dreds of other articles. His Museum will be
open to the public with new curiosties for the
holidays. dc23.tt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

DhONOGRAPHY.-A. A. MacDonI
l. will take class Of ten or more pels'J
at half price, during the first week OF Janua
Classes at reduced rates in French and sPy
ish. Sayille building, Sixth and MAI
streets, third floor. dc28.lN
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

For Coughs, Cdtdrrh, Heapes and Sore Throo
GOiNG'S ANATOMY OF THE HORSE,
card skeleton (price 30 cents for frau,sns
upon whtch Is located epery inapo,fam diseax io|
Whtch ihe horse Is liable
AH the ahoue are tor sale BY
u. JAMES BELT,
Whoiesdie and Retail Drp9gia,
Cor. Sirth and Market sireets.
RSLEfS EXTRACT ot WITCH HAZEkI
similar 10 PONDS EXTRACT and al half M
price OF the latter. For saleby
4. JAMES Bell,
Cor. Srih and Market sfreefs.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
HEALD & CO.,
NKERH AND BRaSkE KS,

AND DnALRks IN
STOCkS, bonds, LOANS, GOLD AMI
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMInoTON, DEL
Interest, Coupon, and General Celleotions
Tickets u and drafts on areat Britain and
other par,S Of Europe nov7-lv-d
STOCK QUOTATIONS
WlLMIH8Ton. DxL., December II, iB78
Latest stock Quotations furnished by
heald d Co., Clayton House Building vii.
mlngtsn, Del, ut IL M. to-day.
Gold, 100 lis; N. Y. q. \ hud., ll01<; N. Y.
Erie, 2Ost; Lake shore, 6p1f; North West
ern, ls34. North Western FRET, 7Ssz: Rock
Island. l2OIt; Ohio b Miss, N; PAcinc Mail,
l3h Western Union telegraph, 93h; st.
Paul, sbst; ST. Paul Prot, 7355k; Wabash, 2Osz;
Union Pacinc, so,i; Penna,, s2I<; Reading,
Y; I.ehlgh Valley, $50; Lehigh Nav, i4L1:
Pitt. r, d B., ~; Central Trans, al;
Phils. 4 Erie, I; N. J. Central, 32tS: Del,
Lacka. 4 Western, t2sk; Mich. Central, nv;
Del! l. Hudson, SI1S; lssl's Coupon, iosl4
520's. 'sb New J. a j., -; SO, b7 Coupon,
lo5sh; $40. 'os Coupon, los; 1910 Coupon,
los; Currency os., li91 New IS of'sl.,
ios7S; ~ Registered. lOaSS: Is. 1904
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

FOR Oh kISr MAS PRESENTS
beautiful assortment Of Ladies' and
Ientlemen'S Fancy Bord cred and White
Hem Stitched Handkerrhieis
Ihe best Ladies Hemsttchud Handker
chiefs tor Sl2k we have ever offered.
NorE We .ali none but ALL. LINEN
t}ODds
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
FOR CHRISTMAS present
NEHaVE CELLULOID
Brushes and Combs
FOR UHKIsTMAs PRESENTS

In White Blue ,ni Cardinal also, a tlne
Line OF other Qualities.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
Thanks.

The members of the NJ. s. X. A. desire
to thank the Reliance S. F. L. Company
tor kindly placing at the disposal of the
Club, their team, wagon and driver, to
aid in their Christmas distribution yes
terday morning. The Club also thank
the owners of the other wagons which
were kindly furnished on that occasion.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

HOMER A. HERR,
ARTIST AND DESIGNER,
STUDIO ROOM, NO. 10 MASONIC
TEMPLE
Teacher OF Painting and drawing IN all
Its branches including free hand, obIect,
perspective and mechanical Pupils in the
IN Public schools can take lessons after school
hours, to those preierrtng lessons at houses
will be given Portraits painted In the finest
styles. Satisfaction guaranteed.
For those ODlecting to sitting photo will
answer Old pictures carefully copied. All
kinds OF
DRAWING AND DESIGNS
made In the most careful and artistic manner.
Terms reduced and very moderate.
REPEREscE-H. =. McDoMB, X. X. ROB-
IsseN Co., and j. b. TASTUM, N. u.
seDZ3-am
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
Asbury Eutertai u IN nent.

The Sunday Schools attached to As
bury NJ. K. church will give Christ
mas entertainment tonight in the
church. From the programme which
has beer handed us,a rare, pheasant and
literary treat may be expected. The
school will b- under the charge OF Su,
perintenient Spencer. W. T. Groves
will have charge Of the music, and
Miss Mary Cornbrooks and George Pow
ick will preside at the organ. The Sc
Lotions of music are many Of them new
and moral, and the rectations and dia
logues are Of such character that they
will not only please but instruct and
will impart healthy and religious
tone to the exercises. One of the chief
attractions of the evening will be
beautifully trimmed Christmas tree,
the largest,it is said, ever exhibited in
the city. Fifteen cents will be charged
for admission but no tickets will be
sold except at the door.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

DRoPERTY To RENr
JOHN W. VIII T X NJ A N,
REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING
AGENT,
NO. 2 WEST FOURTH STREET,
WuMiNgT N, DEL.
dwelling Houses rented or sold on reasoaa
BILE terms. The renting and selling oi farms
a speciality, also conveys anciny done. aug@
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
lFrom Yesterdays Late Edition.l
a Noble work.

The programme Of the N. y. R. A.
Christmas festivities, a. given in pre-
vious issue Of the REPUBLICAN, was car
ried out to the letter. The principal
part, relating to the distribution Of
provisions, &c to tue needy of the
city, was gone through with Christmas
morning. Zach ward committee had a
wagon, and in each Of ths wagons we're
piled the n-cessariss. The wagons left
the rooms at 7 80 O'Clock, and at ten
o'clock ths work Of distribution was
completed. There were over 8O families
provided for, among which 500 pounds
Of meat, six barrels Of -four, four bar
rsls of apples and great quantity pre-
serves and other dainties, which we're
given To the sick.
In the afternoon the children were
cared for. This was under the super
vision Of the Ladies' Committee. Shoes,
stockings and other clothing were pre-
sented TO the little ones, and each little
heart was made happy by the gift Of a
package of candies and cakes. The
members Of the M. r. s. A. return
their thanks to the merchants and pri-
vats individuals for their contributions,
and also to the butchers and -four deal.
srs Of the city, who SO nobly responded
to the petition Of the Association. An
entertainment will be given by the So
ciety on New Years eve.
rs~.sss~,.~ Mo..t.~ a>->-.A>
Notwithstanding the extreme cold Of
Christmas morning, a band OF eighteen
serenaders, as soon as the clock struck
twelve, started out from the Union NJ.
X. Church to sereuade a number of the
members. McMullin Il Seals large
wagon was procured, an organ was put
into II in charge of Miss Sallie Findley,
and Mr.. Joseph l.. Gibson, leader, with
other members Of the band, followed af,
ter and took seats in the wagon. Mr..
Frank Mitchell YVES chief captain and
manager Of the band. Though the
cold was intense the party kept togeth-
er until abont twenty-five families we're
visited and reminded Of the birth of the
Babe of Bethlehem, in song. Isaiah
II. Thomas and Isaac Woodrow treated
the serenaders to handsome "set outs"
and the route ended at four o'clock in
the morning, at the residence Of S. Her.
sey, where hot coffee and biscuit and
butter were served. The serenaded
unite in returning thanks to the sere
naders for coming Ort TO brave such a
cold morning.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

NOIlCE-Those having Farms for sale or
~ rent, please send description size and
prlce "t rent, as ! have many applicants. p.
CHANDLER. Real Estate Agent, No. 2E.
Sixth st dcl4
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
DRAN WINE MILLA QUOTA.
ID TlONH,

". q, PENNYPAUKER & NO..
Successors TO J. f. Price n Goa
Best Patent aour ..................s .ss.756s 30
Choice Family Flour ............., 5.00@6. 10
Choice Superhne. ne..................- 4c65.0O
Bran, per ton n,.,........ ........... 1900
We are paying to-day for strictly choice
wheat u ,o5; old corn, IS cents. Bran IL
octl9 VIC. PENNYPACKER h co.
MINHTON MARKET.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
PROFESSIONAL CARDe.
Il. BlLLASY'

Dwellings and Stores rented, rents collec.
tod monthly and quarterly, bills made out and
collected mortgages negotiated.
ROOM NO. 7, EXCHANGE BUILDING.
dc1-tf
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
DRUGS. MEDICINES, &C.
PROF. j. A GOING'S.
Veterinary Editor Of Spirit Of tie Times)
REMEDIES FOR HORSE DIsEAsES.
GOIEG'S WORM DES7 ROYER,
kor Mornns or Rofa

CoPEMANS TONIC POWDER,
For purifying the Blood and improving tx
ondtion ofthe horse
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
I.andenberk Entertainment.

Christmas entertainment was held
at Landenberg in which an interesting
programme was presented. Mamie
Ewing sang couple of solos. Fred
Pennington gave patrick, mind the
child" and Prof Montgomery and Day
rendered some musical selections. Ar
thur Davis declaimed putting on
Style, and Mr.. VIM. Burnett rendered
several selections on banjo. The ef-
forts were sandwiched with some eA-
cellent dialogues and a number of fine
rrnditions from the choir. Mr.. Thomas
}. Megiligan ably managed the affair.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
Christmas Sermons.

On next Sunday, Dec. 29th, Christ
mas sermons will be preached in St
Paul's NJ. 4. Church by the pastor,
Rev. J. II. Caldwell, d. D. Morning
subject-'In the Manger. Evening
subject--"On the Cross.'
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

GOING'S COLIC POWDER
For Cole, Securing, inkamahow Of h<
BotceL, &c.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
POCKETB0O

PUNkEsr BOOKS.
POUK ET. BOOKS
And rs we buy these goods principally tor the
Holidays, they are new and fresh at
prices from l2l4 ots. to $3.50,
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

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Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
Terrapins.

Powell the great fish man of the
Third Street market, has fine lot of
terrapins which he is selling at reason
able prices. We invite all lovers of
the tinny tribe to give him a call.
Lecture.
Rev. George r. Bristor will lecture
on Friday evening in the Newport M i.
Il. Church. Admission to the lecture
and fair 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

DRY GOODS.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

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Daily Republican., 1878-12-27

.SNm xukTMAS PRE&rNTS
There IL nothing more appropriate than a
,tSiACk SAX press of the above reliable make.
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SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY May q, 1873.
Governor Robinson today signed the following
bills
Amending tho act In relation TO assignment Of
debtors for the benefit OF creditors.
Relating to Cnion Cemetery, IN the town Of Bush
WICK, Kings county.
10 lcgaIizs aud confirm acts OF Robert D. Sedgwlek,
notary public IN Kings county.
To incorporate General Council OF tho Methodist
Episcopal Ministers National Union Ala Association
ami to provide tor tho organization oil subordinate
chapters.
Amending the act to incorporate tho Veterans OF
the National Guard seventh regiment, FIRST division,
New YORK State militia.
To secure tho payment Of iaborers, me obanics,
merchants, traders aud persons furnishing materials
toward the performance Of any pubic work in the
cities oil this state.
Amending the act 10 authorize the formation OF
corporations Tor man ufacturing m.ning mechanical
and chemical purposes.
Amending the act relating to tho bonded Indebted
ness OF villages, cities, towns and counties.
To extend the limo Tor tho conf etion Of the New
York and Albany Railroad.
To amend The act cooperating the Musical Protec-
tive Union.
Amt ming tho act IN relation TO drills
Amending the act rotating to tho removal OF indict.
mcnts before trial or judgment
To provide Tor the adjustment and payment OF un.
paid taxes, Westc5esief county. ny tho towns oi
West Farms Morrtsania and ktnRsbridrr lately at :.
noxed 70 tho city ana county Of New York
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

ORDERS AND AssIGNMESTs-N NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON. May %. 1873.
Captain Walter W. Queen is ordered to duty cap.
tain Of the Navy Yard, New York. Commander
william Whitehead is ordered TO duty inspector Of
ordnance at the Navy Yard Norfolk, Va. Command.
crs George G. Rcmcy, Oscar r. Stanton, Edward Il.
Potter. G. G. Carpenter and Henry y. Secicy are or
dered to Newport, X. l., TOR attendance at q
course of torpedo instruction. Lieutenant CON-
manders John c. Kenneth, Edwin White, William s.
Dana, George D. Glidden, Charles II, Pendlston and
Felix McCurley, and Leuteaants John c. Wilson.
Charles II. Rockwell and A. M. rhackara arc ordered
Newport for instruction 10 torpedo service Ensign
Walter hughes 10 ordered TO the framing ship Mime
Captain Edward Simpson Ia detached from the
Navy Yard, New York. on the reporting OF hrs relief,
Lewis detached from duty inspector OF ordnance
At the Navy Yard at Norfolk ana placed on waiting
orders. lieu,enan. Commander y r. sowoii
10 detached from tbs Naval Academy aud
ordered to duty on tho coast survey. Lieu
tenant Commander Charles Il. Clark Is detached
from tho Navy Yard, Boston, and ordered TO Newport
r. l., Tor instruction IN torpedo service. Lieutenant
Henry q. Hunter is detached IRON tho receiving ship
Indepcndcnt and ordered 10 tho Navy Yard, Mare
Island, Cal Lieutenant II. H. raunt Is detached from
the Navy Yard. Portsmouth, y. H., ana ordered TO
Newport for instruction IN torpedo service. Lieutcn
aut Edwln &. Pendlcton Is detached from the Navy
Yard, Washington, and ordered 10 Newport for tor
Ensign b. A. Fisk 10 detached from equipment duty
at tho Navy Yard, New York. and ordered 10 duty on
tho coast survey. Ens'sn Moses l.; Wood = de.
TO Newport Tor torpedo instruction. Passed Assist
Surgeon b. Rogers Is detached from the receive
ing snip Franklin and ordered 10 the coast survey
steamer Gedney.
NoMfxArIoxs
The President sent tho following Mutations 10 the
senate to-day:-Jonn H. Marin, Of QUO, 10 DO as
sistant pay master United States Navy; Stepbcu X.
Radford oil the District Of coumDia, TO be assistant
paymastcr, United States Navy.
rALLAPoosA.
Tho Taapoosa arrived nj Portsmouth, Va, this
m
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

wAsHrSGroS, May q, 1878.
THE ELECTORAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
WHY THE ORGANIZATION IS DrLAYED-Ms,
PoTrER's REPLY TO SECRETARY SHERMAN
Tho delay OF the Electoral Investigating Committee
effecting organization is In consequence OF tho
absence OF Mr.. Hiscock, who Is In Syracuse
Several leading republican members requested Mr..
Potter TO defer organization until Mr. Hiscock's
return they considered It important for him 10 DO
present With tho understanding that Mr.. Hiscock
would return immediately. it agreed that no meet
To day Mr.. Potter notified Mr.. Hale that the com.
mit,se could not delay longer than to-mor.
row. and advised him 10 notify Mr.. Hiscock
return ut once. II was suggested that no
might DO able TO get hero before Friday, and MIR.
Potter consented TO wait until that day. Mr.. Hiscock
has been photographed to return I'm nodiateiy
Tho democratic members OF tho committee held
private conference to-day and 10 an informal
manner talked over tho work before them and
the best method OF proceeding. Mr.. Potter stated
he had replied 10 the letter OF Secretary sherman in.
forming him hat NJ tho first regular Meeting OF tho
committee his request be permitted to appear by
counsel aud oross-examine witnesses would
be laid before the committee; that no
tMr. Potter could not assume to mako any
arrangement for tho committee, but no fclt
sais1ed that all reasonable requests would DO granted
Tho result OF tho conference to-day indicates no
change IN the general plan already outlined that is
TO take testimony more in Washington as long as
there any 10 be presented aud at tho expiration of
about ton day send subcommittee Of Florida and
Louisiana
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1878

WASHINGTON, May %, 1873.
PACKARD CONFIRMED CONSUL GENERAL 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TRANSFERRED TO
PARIs--ToRDERr REcALLED.S
the Senate in executive session this afternoon
confirmed the nomination OF stephen II. Packard, OF
louisiana, TO be United states Consul At Liverpool
vIcc Fairchild transferred 10 Paris. There was
bret discussion over inns nomination and Two con-
suar changes involved IN It's confirmation. IL was
confirmed by a strct party vo,c OF q republicans
against ~ democrats CONFUSING all present except
senator Eustf. who withheld his vote
Tho senate also confirmed the following n omina.
tions;-Lucius fairchild, Of Wisconsin, nov Consul