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istic intrigues. He disappeared during th
Inquiries, and was not heard of until Il,
made the attack on the Car.
A Denial from Eusssn.
| ST. PETERSBURG, April 1a.-Tbe Agente
fnSSe denies the statement that Russia has
demanded the extradition OF nililist refill
gees from England.
Eomc.
LONDON, April 1S.-The PaN-1EaN Gqzctte
correspondent 1T Rome says: 'Severai
German prelates, including Archbishop Lo-
dnchowski, have offered 10 resign their Sec s
ID order to facilitate the negotiations be-
tween Germany and the Vatican. Don Car
los has unexpectedly appeared at the Vati-
can and had al audience with the Pore.
who declined 10 discuss the pretender's
Claims"
ROME. April 1S.-hn agreement has been
effected between Germany and the Vatican
on SOME points concerning the bishops who
arc most compromised with the German
Government. The idea OF Il Concordat has
been abandoned, but declarations will be
exchanged establishing i new order OF
things rclltire to the legal position OF the
bishops.
Egun.nry-
ANOTHER FLOOD.
PEsTH, Apri! Is. The rivers Waros and
koros have again broken their dams in seYe-
raj places. The village of Zercnd has been
destroyed, and the town Of Arad cndaE-
Scred, the water having already reached The
cellars of the houses.
The Turks FortifyinG Eoirus.
ATHENS, April 1S.-The Turks are forth
Tying the coast OF Epirus, particularly in
the ncighborhood OF Prevesa, and Turkish
war-vesseiS are cruising off tile coast. These
precautions are ostensibiy to prevent Greek
incursions, but they are believed 10 be
| really in consequence OF apprehenSionS OF
the landing Of band OF Italians and Alba
mans in Eplrus with The object OF securing
Albanian autonomy.
The kkcsiive Got TO be Dcthroncd.
CoNsTANTiNorLE, April 1S.-Thc Sultan,
receiving IN envoy from the khrdiyc, cy-
pressed di>approval OF the Ehcdiye's con-
duct, but said he did not intend to icthroEc
him.
lives Of Miners Endangered.
BRUSSELS, April lS.-Two hundred and
forty miners are impcrilcd by hrc-Gamp
explosion in the A2rappe ccal-pt.
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"oEE roE FIVE HUNDRED NEGRO EMF
'"ANis.-.>t. Paul Pioneer Press. ten.
''"' rooms, l.. Ros>er, chief engineer OF
~" N2rt'i"rn Pacific railroad. has made ar
engagements transporting five hundred OF
j." coIorcd me-! WHO are now fleeing from
.-r South to Dakota Territory 10 work
-f'A HE extension OF The Northern
zane railroad west OF the Missouri.
-slal Rosscr is & southern man, and
- satisfied that The labor Of colorcd
..'A can be utilized TO great advantage III
Wy North. They will be furnished with
,,.Plles, the ruling wages will be paid
.-yth. and at the close OF the season they
g "'.,, II they desire ii, be located on some
=! .Ae i"rtiic lands along the line, where
~ +r! may be afforded the opportunity Of
~ lug thc!r homes, or they will be return
20 The places from whence they came
r' 'a lac bulk Of their seasons wages in
..,' E pockets. This is an experiment the
f1"s OF which will be watched with the
tatest Interest. IL they come out OF the
IN good shape the problem OF their fu-
s nay possibly be solved.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

RICHMOND STOCK ESCH EiIE,.
FRIDAY. April IS, 1879.
SALEs.-l00 James River and Kanaslr Canal
Company bonds first mortgage g., VI. aud -, sod
at 30.
Government Serar;iiea-Uni.cd States 49,,
lOIL bid; United states Is 997. bid, 1rO'E asHpd.
oi"ts Ir'curliicS.NirglUla c"uso,s. 5G7s nru. 81.
asked: Tirsiuil c"nsols. new, II hiI, Az asked;
bid a>kcd: Virgins, Interest certificates. Is hid,
- asK"d Eir2lnia itI,rrcriv'G,c c"nyn''s; 81.
'l1 Ikrd; Sr c hnr@'rn cii %'. and am
11g1 nis!. l20ie asked: ncnmona cts 6 = j. and
j.. 1889; his!. lrt= asked; Petersburg city g.; F.
and A., 101 asked: Petersburg. ci'y s., los Did.
Ito asked: rccrsnsrG city So: >rccia,, tax. J.
AMI j.. l0s! hid: LJnchnurs city S.. j.: and j..
Il3 bid; L!nci,hurg city Gs. i. and j.; i0l bid;
chrs cr S.. tax receivable. VI. and :. 9 a-k.!
Roilro"d Bonds:-sou:h,,hn Railroad second
Ealroad thr.i mortgage preferred e., J and j..
50 bid: Pc e:sDurg Railroad first m"rtEHg" Sd.
andJ ! % BID. IL asked: Eichmcud, frrdrr!ck,-
burr ami Potomac Railroad mortgage s.. j. an |
j.. lob bid Richmond. fredericksburg and Iotn.
mac Railroad mortgage IS j. and -. l02 bid;
Richuloni and Danvii Railroad consolidated g..
gaze IS. 4. and O. 100 bid.
ca"M Eonds:-JamcS I!rrr and kanawia Canal
first mort gaze G'S. VI. aud ". 81 bid.
Rat'rond &ocks.- ChcsareaKc and ohio Railroad;
100 par 81 bi'. - asked Atlantic. Mi esstppl and
ohio Eai!rond 10 par 3 - rs, icnm'nd An!
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
per cent; guaranteed, 100 par. ~: bid: Rich
crnt. guaranteed 100 par. ~ BID: Connection
Railroad stork 10 n,r. ~ bid; Rirhmond and
Srab"ard and Roanoke Railroad cnnmo!l, 100 par.
s. bid: Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Guarar-
tccd 100 par. % bid.
National Bank Of Virginia. 100 par. 50 bll. ST.:
asked: Citizens Bank, % par 22ia asked.
SM J Wrrini "mc pnr 90 3D. o5
asked: Granite, 100 par, rs asked.
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GaLu UO:AlSlHN STEAMSHIP ,>s;GSS
= CoMfAEY. r.lsilSsEi8
Fol. Ne" YORK.

tn. ,ompany U! dispair,t one Of tne;- splendid
a-S&nrrs--rI - DuMttluN. WiAhckE. ISAAC
Ll., aad ,:iritn:!s> D-Cvtry TUESDAY
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY ~ h'gh Hat"-.
I!.s" #,lps are .nt!rely new, ara ware bnllt ex-
prrrSiy :ar hi. cute.
T"%y T. ve 4,;.>&Ld .iG6ns, si:te-rcoms, and bath
Tie iare, accc II ,,9sions ard at;cn tons are I'M
.rrrlssed.
Goods shipped By this line are landed regularly Il
New York on the cr;aCGny's covered pier 81 North
river
Frcigh: received units 6 T.. VI. daily
Cabin fare to Sew York. az. Storage, f6 and
b.
frclgnts for points lsyord New York forwarded
with dispatch, aua clarse made except actual tx.
pcaSes Incurred.
Fer further Information apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN X co.. Agents,
nv 10 Office toIni.anv whurves. Rocket1.
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3, * ~ !; 5. Pannell is appointed postmaster
~ yak Level. Pi,tsylyaula county, Va,
cne 'ohn A. Walkup. resigned. M. l.. Nc
Stn,. appointed postmaster at Koiner's
S,rnii, Augusta county, Va, utce John &.
,R'e, resigned.
Rcnan has more Roman Catholics than
Irish = more Jews than Palestine, more
lrtn 'nao Belfast. more Scotch than Aber-
Iag'', more Welsh than Cardiff. -BQSs0n
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e,aiarca Immigration Aid Society.

ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-A number OF promi-
neat coIorcd men OF this city have organ
lied society called the " Colorcd Imn!i"ra-
ton Aid Society,"" and elected }. Milton
Turner president. The association has been
incorporated. and it is designed to make it
permanent. Its object, as stated in its con
stitution, is 10 raise funds for the establish
mcnt Of colorcd colonies and to aid the i'm
migration OF coIored men FROM the southern
States to other sections OF the United State.
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VULCAN IRoS-WoRks,l
ElCII2oSp. April ~, 1879.
THESE WORKS ARE NOW IN FULL
4 OPERATION. Orders solicited cor .,.u.,
sor-,pt and uEXtGDN NUTS, rHCaE-NClo
CSsT- and wROCGl!T-IRON WASHERS;
iHAiLROAD-TRAtK BOLTS u! every variety,
IMAciiiSE-, CARRIAGE. THE SiofE
PLOUGH. BRIDGE, ROOF, aud 'A"-
BOLTS;
BOLTS OF any special de:isn that NAV r u'','fe"'
LAG or WOOR-SCREWS, TASk-RlfEie'
EUlL nR-kIEETS OF selected rret-ron.
BOLT ENDS, PLOEGH.cUFfs,E Ely E-boLis'
HARROW ana DRAG-TEETii,
TltRCsIllNG-MAC TEETH,
MALLEABLE c.iST-IROS CLENISEs,
MALLEABI r: or ORDINARY Iron CASTINGS
IRON Ratings CT all patterns, ta.
STREET. and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .--
rROS.WORK FOR JAIi.S AND HCiLOiSuS
genafaily.
Inquiries as to prices promptly ans~ertass ,,,cr
WILLIAM NJ. ARCHER, Manager OF Manu 1n,
turing Department., "PA"S
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Tidal Waves OH the Massachusetts
('nnEf

GLOUCESTER, MASS, April ls.-Iwo tioal
waves were perccptib!e in The harbor mere
to-,iay-the first at 1880 Z. NJ, raising ,ne
v alter two ard bali feet along the whar!es,
sweeping vessels at anchor directly asalus.
the wind. fioating off vessels that were
apro,,nd. and stirring ZIP the mud from the
bottom: and the second ut 1880 T, NJ, with
an effect similar 10 the hrst,
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GOATS. PANTS, VESTS, SIP Rim &
" UEEECo!iTs. &C. soi!sd or faded. and IN reed
Of thnr14sh Cleaning OF dye.ng eng prgsssIihl,
CO.'S S.rEAM .nYEING and CLEANING Es,rAE-
LIsliMEST 4ls Marshall street; near rn ,,,h
Pants Che .ucG an! dressed only % CENT, ~ me
uestoss nd Grs:-c,aSs style. Hin I'm
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CHARLESTON, April lS.-Thc distress in
WATERFORD on account CT cuueSday :
oInado is so widespread that the city al
thoritics here to-day forwarded 5000 worth
OF provisions for the relief OF the sufferers.
Citizens also subscribed over $1,000 for the
SAME object.
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Norfolk.
7 !; r ) 0 y A l..

Especial telegram 10 the Dspach.l
NORFOLK, April 1S.-Bishop Doggct:,
Rev. Dr.. john +. Edwards. Rev. DR.. -. Is.
Winirce, and Dr.. l.. i. Chilcs arrived to-
night from Richmond. The dvincS all Off
ciate In Portsmouth on Sunday.
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F.HsORACE. dc.

" &. CROWN LICORICE.-Ne lntHe
i u. the sp-ciu! attention OF tobacco manaiac
turcr. 10 onr Y G. CROWN ~ rne article OF mass
iieurIcs We warrant each ease OF the crown prahd'
we have also In STOCK wcll-e nown brands OF y;
Y. =. ANCHOR. =. y PuRA, &c: NE NE S.o anu
an 4. Y. STOKES Il co.
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by TeIegrapE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April S-Noon.-Storks hHoyant
Money on call. 5 per cent. Excilan2e-!.oEg. iSG
short, 1877. State bombs dull. Governments steady
ng.-Money, 4dj per cent. Exchange
$50. Governments strong and higher; ncw J'S
1O5. States Inactive.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April lS.-VirgInia c.. deferred
II: conS0ls, ST: second series. Az: nast-dmc cou
ponS. S21f. EUrth Carolina 6S, old, -; new, IL
Bid To-day,
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S.R.TE g%TE3s.iGEStl::.
FORT OF RICHMOND. ArHIL IS, 1873.

PORT OF nlCHMuND. APRIL Is, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Ana -":.l!".t- Racket, i'hI n:t.i''i!a
pig-iron K. T.. BEnnCr.hip, agent.
Sci!uoucr Willie Eoaw;, -. Boston. 'htEchan-
disc 10 muster.
Ss1.ID.
Steamship Old Do.IA .0n, Ha'ncr. he'1 inrh
merchandise a.i! passengers, H. W. iUch x 20.
n@cIts. ~ ,
Steamer Alliance, tSait. l'hila'fFnia> incrchsn-
ti>c and pasae!sQrs. J. w. Mctarr DIX, aS:rht.
Steamer Ariel. oxford. SnrtoE, Cntca STlc
mail merchandise, ami pa.sencar9 l.. Il. Iasini,
agent.
SchoCAcr South Shore Whltsmore, BG>toJi, COST
Chcsa Leakc and Oalo railroad.
CLEARED FOR TEirs PORT.
Froz, New York, April I'm, sshooncr Georxe Z
liai.cck. Sha-Ic;t.
aEMORASLrtA.
NEW YctKE, April l7.--.-rivcd: Set aoncr Dick
Inll0ck, Curscu, Orient. fer .his port.
BY Tefe4raph.
NEW YORK. April - Arrive Il: Main, w. A.
Scu.tcl. Arrived utii t'nrysouIc Aurora. Eranc.
:cg. Atlantic. li0rscy, Nellie S.artin. Utranto ar
rivrG ar Falmouth SHARK OF Goa
| PHILADELPHIA. harb ls. Arrived: Naples.
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Resolution in Panama.

PANAMA, April lS.-A revolution has
taken place in Panama. There was fighting
in The streets, which lasted fourteen hours,
during which many persons were killed.
Quiet is now restored.
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Vramcdy in mississippi.

MEMPHIS. April 1S.-At Austin, Miss, on
Wednesday last, w. A. Grantham struck
n, J. Jones. city marshal, with Il bride,
when the latter drew revolver and shot
Grantllam, killing him instantly. Jones was
orracte6
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The Texas Murder.
GENERAL PRYOR TO BE SENT SOUTH TO PROSE

CUTE THE CASE. =.
New YORK. April 1S.-It is alleged that
arrau gements have been made by merhbers
of the dramatic profession here by which
General Roger 4. Pryor is to proceed to
rcyas to assist the district attorney IN
the prosecution OF Currie, who shot any
killed benjamin c. Porter. 1t is proposed
70 raise sum OF at least $4,000 to cover the
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Police commissioner Appointed.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Thc Mayor has APP
pointed Charles Mclean IL police commits
sioncr r;ce Nichols, removed.
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F!OaT.

Fine :25OG. 1915 supe-iinn. "a .2JfI $40; OK
to-. 500: "0inin"a family. 1919 'anc! nra!s",
:G.2 jG&S6.7J; Stanton extra, $3.50.
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SALE. Er2nETEn TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White. 10 bushels prime at II IL. Rel.
30 bushels good Fuiiz IL $l.uS: % bushels very
good Lancaster ~ LIZ: 92 bushels prime mixrtl
ut Sl.1i; Is bushels very good mixed III sl.lO;
90 bushels good miXc'. y! Sl.l2-t"al, 2G2 BUSH
CORN! White. 4 2 bushels very good ut ) lc.; 1870
bushels good III Gle: l2 bushels good on private
t.rms--.atal = II bushels.
OATS.-2G Du: heels at 3Sc.
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7liE LOUISIANA APPROPRIATION BILL IN THE
HoUSE-ANoIIiER WAVE OF THE BLOODY
SlfrET-THs SENATE AND TIE ARMY BILL
The AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE AND THE
CATTLE D!SEASE-ME. TILDEN - BRIEF
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LIVERPOOL COTTON AAEKET.

llh EltPuul. luIiuE .ihEhEI.
LIVERPOOL, April lS.-Tliis weeks circi,.
iar Of Tic Cotton-Brokcrs' Association says
" The cotton market closed Srong on Thurs.
day. and rcUpencd On Tuesday with IN &c
tive demand and large business ut higher
prices. Sales since have been considerable,
and quotations have generally, advanced.
American was in extensive demand, and
advanced Il farihing to tiyc-siXtcenths. Sea
Island was in fair demand and 4 Iialf-?enny
higher. Futures rtUpcncd buoyant. with a
large business, and advanced J-32@3-lCd.
GA Wednesday they were weak, and most
OF Tuesdays improvement was lost. On
Thursday they We're again strong, ana
Wednesdays decline was recovered. Flna'
rates show an advance OF j-32G 3-lGd."
THE HANDICAP.
LONDON, April lS.-Loriilards Parole Is
now strong favo:ite for the city and SUI
burban handicap. The betting Is hye 10
one against him. 1t was reported ut New
Market yesterday that Fred. Archer will
ride Parole in that race.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April s. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WIIEAT.-l!hite. Sc bushels. Red, 2?S bushels
CORN lthHC. = II bushes.
A II IIII.I I,I.
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Russia.
THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION.

LONDON, April 1S.--The Journal de st.
Petersburg announces the appointment OF
Aleko PaSha to be Governor OF Roumella
for five years, with the approval OF the
treaty OF the Powers. The International
Commission is to participate in the admins
tration. aud its functions are prolonged one
year. 1t is hoped that the serious diincul-
ties unprecedented on the departure ,. o1 Inc ne
Russian troops fortnight hence Will be
thus avoided. The Bulgarian Assembly
will meet on the 9th Of this month for the
election OF i Prince.
Ti.e Cars HYould.Bc Assassin.
Sr. PETERSBURG, April 1S.-Soloy!et, the
v;ould-be assassin CT the Car, is son OF 3
groom in the household OF the Crane
Duchess Catherine. After leaving st. Pc
lersbyrg University he became a teacher
He first fell under the notice OF the autho
rites In the course Of inquiries Into Social
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

The teachers OF our schools are rxer-
cisaG over what q greater portion OF
them term AL impudent and unjust
accusation. The following Is the circu-
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Cases Of Missing Persons.

The list OF missing persons is growing
frightfully large. The Charley Rosses
Donaldsons and Wises, Of whom no II
dings have come to tell Of their where
abouts or their fate, are multiplying day
after day. Some time ago James Red
path, of lecture bureau fame, disappear
ed, and 1t was long while before any
news came OF his probable whereabouts.
Only the other day young man from
Lancaster, who had gone TO Philadel-
phia on business, alarmed his friends
by his unaccountsbl- absence, and at
this writing the missing man has not
yet made his appearance. Apropos OF
this, writer in the atlantic Monthly"
for November, states that Ia Boston
alone, during the last year, there were
5J5 cases of missing persons reported to
the police, and of these one-third were
women. Though many Of them have
been heard from, quite a number are
yet unaecounted for. 1t is stated by a
Boston detective that there are proba-
bly, , 1000 girls in tha. city to-day whose
place of living and way of living are
unknown to their friends. The num-
Der of boys who annually disappear and
may or may not be found, is very great.
Unless man has stringent reasons for
mysteriously absconding. it is about the
most cruel thing which he can do, ex-
cept, indeed, he happens to hayeno fam
lily and no friends; and the same is
true of woman. There is an intense
selfshness in such al act, for which
there il no excuse
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
aPEClAL NOTICES.

r. n, h ankles BAteNF Wine 81 nrUo
II has never been known TO tail in the cure
of weakness attended with symptoms. indis-
position TO exortion, loss oi memory, difficul-
ty Of breathing, weakness, horror OF disease,
weak, nervous, trembling, dreadful horror oi
death, night sweats, cold feet, weakness, dim.
ness OF vision, languor. universal lsssitude OF
| the muscular system, enormous appetite, with
dyspeptic sy .nptons, hot hands, flushing OF
the body, dryness OF the skin, pailid counte-
nance and eruptions on the face purifying the
blood, pain In the back, heaviness Of the eye
/ lids, frequent black sists flying before the
eyes, with sufiusion and loss OF sight, want oi
attention, &c.
Wilmington by u. James Belt, N. B. Dan.
forth, John J. Gallagher n Bro, Herbert n.
Watson, Taylor h Fullerton, Jno: B. Hart
man, H. X. Bringhurst and tho drug trade
generally.
| Worms! worms! WORMS
+. +. Kunkels Worm Syrup never fails to
destroy Pin, Seat and stomach Worms. Ihe
doctor can tell whether or not the patient has
| worms. Thousands are dying daily with
worins, and do not know It. Fits, spasms,
cramps, choking and sui!0cation, sallow COM
plexiOn, circies around tho eyes, saelling
and pain In the stomach, restless ut night,
grinding Of the teeth, picking at the nose,
cough, fever, itching at the seat, headache,
ioui breath the patien: grows pale and thin,
tickling and irritation In the anus. All these
symptoms, and more, come from worms. T.
y. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never tails TO 70
move them Price II per bottle or six for $5.
For Tape Worms write and consult the Doc
tori For all others, buy oil your druggist the
Worm Syrup, and II he has II not, send TO
DR.. L. +. kunkel, 2S9 N. Ninth Street, Phil.
adelpha, PA. Advice by mail, lice; send
three cent stamp.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Yhe Pills OF tho World.

Arc Jr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills, Su
gar Coated, without an equal. They never
3ripe or sicken In operating, move the bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the healthy
action of the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or lett side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Costiveness,
Sick Stomach Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
Billiousness, Languor, General Weakness
and other bodily infirmities are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Sickening Weak.
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. Thev
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
Tree from the danger of prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store Keepers.
Ask for Dr. Smms' Pills and take no others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King. Whining.
ton, Del, Philadelphia, 6o2 Arch st.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
Wilmington Ahead.

At the races on Saturday afternoon,
in Newark, Del, Wilmington horses
carried off first money in each race. In
the colt race "Tir," owned by gen.
tleman in this city, just walked away
from the rest in three straight heats.
In the four minute race "Lady Frost, f"
OF this city, did the same thing, and in
the $3.50 tilt "Jim," also a Wilmington
horse, pulled in first, with "Driver"
second and "Rose Of Delaware" third.
The chap who "rung" the grey horse
"John" in at the Scheutzen Park few
weeks ago, had another mysterious"
at the Newark races, but the Whining
ton horses were too much for him. In
reference to "John" it might be stated
that the alleged Ohio owner never came
after the horse, and it is supposed that
the allegation of his being stolen was
nothing more than rumor.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28

Two unknown tranps went to sleep
in furnace near Youngstown, Ohio,
on Saturday night and were found dead
yesterday morning, having been suffo-
Gated by the gas.
In the case OF J. N. Wyatt Stcne, col.
ored, convicted Of the murder OF his
wife in Washington, the motion for a
new trial was overruled Oh Saturday,
and he was sentenced to be hanged on
December 10Th.
Stephen Goodals died near Ports.
mouth, N. H., few days ago, at the
alleged age Of lis years. 1t is said be
had been in the "poorhouse ever since
his 10th year.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-28
A aagulncene stes-sh,p.

The decatur H. Miller" built by
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Of this city, will lsays the dock Of that
Company some time today bound for
Baltimore where she will at once 20
into service upon the line between
that city and Boston. She was To have
left at nine O'Clock this morning but
owing to the non arrival Of the tug
which was to assist her out Of the creek ,
her departure has been delayed. A
full description Of the new vessel has
already appeared in these colums, her
dimensions, manner Of construction,
etc., and It Is not necessary for us TO
veiterats them. but we might add that
as she stood at the docks this morning
completed, and ready to start on her
initiative tip, she was pronounced by
all who have the opportunity Of know.
ing, to be finest specimen Of sea. going
steamship that ever left the Christians.
The vessel ia indeed magnificent in
her appointments. About 40 state
rooms crown her decks, and each Of
them are fitted up in luxurious style.
Her engine seems to be the main at
traction for engineers, being something
entirely new In that lire. A compound
engine they call It and by a system Of
gearing the vessel is steered by steam,
her rigging raised and lowered and In
fact the duties Of q half-dozen sailors
are performed by steam, The chief
officers of the Miller are Captain Solo.
mon Howes and Chief Engineer Geo.
A. Dean, both of Baltimore.
A number of Wilmington will ac-
company the vessel to Baltimore by in
vitstion of the officers.