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Foreign EXPORTS.

TAURNING, GERMANY. Steamer Sch.eswg-
$40 head CATTLE 1903 hogs 40 cases canned Holsters,
80 do salmon. 10 bales leather, 389 boxes cheese
bbs poash, 6 packages boots and shoes4 bbs glass,
do starch box starch, ITO boxes preserves, 10 bbs
apples. % packages merchandise
MATANZAS. Schr Eva Yates-42si shocks and
heads 30 cart shocks 297 empty casks
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NEW YORK.
The Charges Against the Police Commits

The Charges Against the Police Commits
si0n,rs.
NEW YORK, March 25.-It is believed that the
charges Of Mayor Cooper against the Police Commits
sioners and other county officials were forwarded by
his marshal last night, and that Gov. Robinson will
consider and act upon them this week.
Arrested for Murder on the High Seas.
Charles Thompson, for numbering Mate Williams
of the bark Niphon, and John Powers for numbering
the mate of the bark Elphantne at sea- arrest
ed today ON arrival from Rio Janeiro.
The Brooklyn Bridge.
ALBANY, March 25.-The Court of Appeals has
decided the Brooklyn bridge in favor of Brook
Ign and New York will have TO furnish its share for
the completion af the bridge.
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New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Evening.-Money loaned
CIV abated and by quarter to three fully half mil
lion had been loaned stock brokers at per cent,
andIthe final bu.iuess was az per cept. Sterling
Exchange is weak and lower at 4S4a a 4S5 for long,
and 4s61 % 4s7 for short sight. Governments lower.
State bonds dull, Railway morg cages irregular. The
Stock market closed strong.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
10000 shares.
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Funeral of Major Phil,ips.

PORTSMOUTH, March 25.-The funeral of the
late Maj Phillips of The retired list, United States
Marine Corps, took place to-day. Ceremonies were
conc luded by the officers of the navy yard.
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ClearIsx House TRANSACTIONS.


The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows today
Gross Exchanges ,........ ....,.......S 79,903 81
Net Balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 22,556 II
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, AFGHAN .TAN.

5000 Afshans Defeated by the British
LAHORE, MaAch Is. Gen. Tyler yesterday defeat
ed 800 of the enemy near Peshbalek. The enemy
lost 200 British loss trifling Bengal lancers made
Brilliant charge.
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MARINE NEWS.
A British Bark Capsize,

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-The British bark
Tulch, proceeding from Kaighi's point to Girard
point, in tow, suddenly capsized and sunk in few
minutes in six feet OF water. Crew rescued after
some difficulty.
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DIED.
[ ARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday. Marci, rs.

Tuesday: Elarch rs.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Barqne N M Haven Ulricb, Boston, to Geo Hunt
& Co, 10 load for Cuba.
Schs Nettie Britt, and Annie Currier. Van Wort,
st John NIB for New York.
Sch Sarah, Ekin, st John. NB, for New York,
Sch Ella Clifton, Ray, st John, n g. Tor Fail River.
Sch Florea, Leightop, Milbrdge- scrap iron and
wood.
Sch Radiant Hardy, Belfast.
Sch Hattie NJ Mayo, Hickey, Calais for Boston.
Schs Ailston, Fitzgerald, and Terrapin, Wooster.
Calais for New York.
Sch Freddie Eaton Motz. Calais for New York.
Sch Pathway, Snair, Winterport for Boston,
Sch Caroline, Hatch, Prospect Harbor for New
York.
Sch Vim Stevens, Carter, Belfast for Boston.
CLEARED
Steamship Schleswig, Dult, Taurning, (Ger) with
live stock.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Case of Ex-Governor Chamberl ain,
II imnIan and AfI,ers

NEW YORK, Mach 25.-The case of Ex-Governor
Cnanperian was called on at the General Sessions in
oolumola yesterday. Owing to the serious illness
Oh ME- Onamoerlain and his family together with the
TACT Oh Inc recent death of his son, the case was laid
over Till next term The same course was taken as
to Kimpton, Parker and others.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Hiogo prev to 3d. ship VIM H Conner, PEN
dletoD, Philadelphia, 1913 days.
Ar at Leith ed inst, brig John Swan, Hanson Re-
sario via Queenstown.
AT Buenos Ayres Feb %, baioues L Gregg, Dyer
and sam Hale Haven, unc; Addie McAdam, MeI-
riman. do; and others.
At Montevedio Feb 10. barque Nneveb, wyman,
Tor New York sch Lizzie Dewey, Peters, do.
AT kio Janeiro Mch |. barQues PIoIeus. HERMAN,
from New YORK for Bombay, repg; VIM w Thomas
BOYD, unc; and others.
Ar at Barbac0es list INST. schs Sarah Reed Cup
ti Calais: 4th, 81 Croix, Leland, Philadelphia (and
sailed sth for Cuba)
In port l4h oardue Brunswick, Hall, from Pensa-
cola for Rio Janeiro, leaky and with loss of deckoad
brig Addie Hale, sheppard, from Rio Janeiro Just
arr schs NJ Nose ey, Noyes, from Norfolk ar 1st
Ruth Darling, SSazey, from Pensacola, ar 9Th.
ar at Laguayra Feb 2. sch Sarah Eaton, Dix New
YORK; 20th brig Orbit, Nash from Philadelphia; sch
Ralph Howes. Getchell, Wilmington NC.
at st Pierre Feb. q, sch Kate Newman, Newman
Ar at Port Spain Feb 18th, sch Brigadier, Norton,
Limerick.
In port 9TH inst, brig Suwanee, Sawyer, unc; sch
NJ A Wiley, Wiley do
Al Point a-Pltre Feb %, sch Harry White, Hop.
k1ns. for New York.
ar at st Thomas 4th inst sch Addie Warner
Lewis. wilmington Del; sth, Farnham, Gilley,
Martinique.
In port sih inst. barque H A Litcbfield. Drum
mond, from New YORK for Singapore ar 9Th in dis
tress; brig Charlotte Buck, Herrick from Lagunna
for New York
Lillian, Strout for North of Hatteras briggs Ernest
Lunt havillah. Coombs; Rachel Coney, Conee; Ii
Houston, Staples; do; schs Henry, Wass. and John
Ar at Malanzas 4th inst, sch Seth NJ Todd Nor
wood, Havana.
Sid 18th. sch W Wheeler, Bowman, for North Of
HatteIas
Ar al Cienfuegos l4th inst, sch Joseph Macheca
Woodbury., New Orleans.
Ar a. Sagua 18th inst, sch Delhi, Lyman, from
Aeuadila.
Sid 18th barque Florence Peters, Mountfort North
OF Hatteras: sch Belle Brown, Hunt, do.
Cid al ST John, b, ed inst, sen Ida May, Faik.
ingham, New York.
| --latest by Europen steaamers.l
Passed Deal 18th, Helen Sands, Bosford from Lon
don for Charleston.
Greenock-Sld FIN the Tail of the Bank 18th, Will
w Chose Dermott. Demarara.
Sid I'm Genoa I'd inst M, rposa, Fletcher, Havana
Cid at Marseilles 18th. Julia Higgins New YORK
Ar at Singapore 18th inst. Norris Barstow Cardiff
Sid I'm Passaroeang Jan 49, Eva Fisk Gould, for
Australia.
SPOKEN
March 10. 80 miles SW of Bardsey Island ship VIM
McGvery. from ulverpoo for Sandy Hook.
March 70 $50 miles f OF Sandy Hook, bayoue Me-
gunticook, from Rosario for Boston.
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Burglars attempted to blow open the safe in the
office OF the treasurer of bingham, Mass, Monday
night but were frightened away.
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Sch Eva Yates, Yates, Matanzas-Nutler, Kim
ball IL Co.
Sch Douglass Haynes, Adams, Wiscasset-Chase,
Leavitt & Co.
Sch NAPOLEON, Pickett Bucksport-master.
Sch w Emerson. DOR. Orand-master.
Sch Diana, Orne, Boothbay-Nathl Blake
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NEW ORLEANS, March 25,-A complete list of del
egates elected to the Constitutional convention is
published, showing "a Democrats 81 Republicans,
usopists and Nationals.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Harris of Va asked leave to offer resolution
directing the judiciary committee to inqurelnto the
action OF Alexander Rives judge of the u S. Court
Of the western district of Virginia, in interfering
with state judges.
Mr.. Conger objected.
Mr.. Cox asked leave to offer resolution for the
appointment Of select committees ON the census
declaration Of law relating to Presidential elections,
civil service reform and yellow fever epidemic.
mr. Conger objected, stating that he would object
10 the introduction of anything unless it had refer
ence to the appropriation bills.
House then by yeas 1873, nays Ill, adjourned.
Previous to casting his vote Stephens inquired if
the Speaker was ready TO announce the committees.
The Speaker replied negatively.
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For New England


partly cloudy weather and mort Invest winds backing
to southerly, stationary OF higher temperature and
rising barometer, followed by falling barometer.
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Boston stock Market.

BY water conveyance-10OO bush corn meal to {
W True q Co.
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TsRon MERCHANTS ExoHANoE.l

Ar at New York 25th, steamer Acapulco, from
Aspinwall,
Ar al Delaware Breakwater 25th, brig G Jewett,
from Havana; 3 Cleaves, from Matanzas; sch
John A Lord, Cardenas: Paul Seavey, Sagua
Sid I'm Buenos Ayres Feb 10, barque Jas NIcCariy,
for Rosario.
=, In port Jan 10. barques Annie Lewis, for NYork
Iatay. Pettis; Mary f Russell. Nichols; Archer,
Hatch; Blanche ow, Hussey; Edith Davis, McCar-
~; and Mary Jenness. Oakes une; brig Hermon, do;
sch Jas Talbot for Paysandu.
AT Monteveufo Feb ~ barques Itonus. Smart. unc
= z Litcnfeld, from Savannah Deyonshire, for
England.
AT Rio Janeiro Mich /, ship S C Blanchard, unci
baruue Nphon do.
At Pfogtesso 10th, sch Charlotte Jameson, from
New York.
at Point-a-Pitre 9th inst. sch Almon Bird, from
Portland. for New York next day
Pond via Fayal.
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lFRoM OUR ooRREspLNpENr.l

IFhOM OUR COKKhSPCNDLNIsI
WLSCASSET, March 21-Ar. schs Laura BTidg-
man. Hart, Portland; Buena Vista, Colby and Sylph,
Rines, do; Barnes McKown. Boston.
March 22-Cld, sch Laura Bridgman, Hart, for
Norfolk.
Sch Laura Bridgman was loaded with ice at the
KenDebec Land and Lumber Co.'s houses Wiseasset,
on the 22d, in eight hours She took 5124 tons each
and every cake being weighed on Fairbanks scale.
Only forty men were empoyed, including all those on
the pond and elevator, the ice being and loaded
directly from the water This beats the big days
work Oct 8, at Haley Ice Co.'s houses.
ders Boston.
Sid, sch Olive Avery. Bishop, New York.
In port, ready, schs d Ellis Torrey, and Nautilus
Toman, for New York.
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MEMO BANDA.

Brig Fannie Tucker, lately sunk off Chester, is
apparently unipjured IN hull, except where she was
cut through by ice.
Baque Wetterhorn, at Bermuda leaky has dis
charged 800 bales cotton badly damaged.
Barque Homeward found ashore at Ocean Beach,
lay in same position 3d. with ak feet water in hold
The wreckers were running down. spars &c An
chors and cables were to be out PAID for the pur
pose of working her Oft
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XLVI CONGRESS--IST SESSION.
SENATE.

WAbHINGIUN, MATCH %.
A lar number of bills aud memorials were pre-.
sented.
The Senate took up the resolution of Mr.. Hoar,
declaring unconstitutional aud revolutionary the
Democratic prog; canine of legislation announced by
Mr. Beck at the close of the late session. Mr.. Hoa
spoke at length on the subject, deprecating in
emphatic terms the of legislation this pre-.
figured and said the dominant power sought to
effect by simple process what could be done only by
change of constitution.
After Mr.. Hoar concluded the Senate adjourned.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT 1WENTY-FoUI
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, Do,
March 26, I A. M.
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(Sales of the Brokers Board, March 25).
First Call.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
this case may yet be postponed.

The SOUTHERN newspapers are clam
oring for emigration to the Southern
States, telling the old exploded lie that
Northern men would not be molested
in person or in their political opinions.
A good illustration Of how this is car
ried out is furnished in the case of
Judge A. W. Tourgee. He went from
Ohio few years ago to settle in North
Carolina. The moment he appeared in
the councils of the Republican party he
was denounced in the Democratic jour
nails of the State as a corrupt carpet
Dagger, and was charged with being an
ex-convict from the Ohio penitentiary.
The Judge sued the most prominent
journal making the charge, "The Ra-
leigh >ews," for libel. This was in
1876. Now "The News" makes COM
plete retraction and apology, saying
tha: there vas no ground whatever for
the charge, as the Democratic newspa-
pers in the Judges Ohio home say he
left that place for North Carolina with
as fair character as any young man
could desire to have" His only crime
was being Republican. He has found
the sentiment of North Carolina so hos
tile to that offence that he has decided
to leave the State.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
ANOTHER estimate of the worlds or

ANOTHER estimate of the worlds pro
duct Of the precious metals is in crcu-
latiOn. 1t makes the total since the
discovery of America 4,5sS, ,623. .007,
of which gold constituted s., Gl2, l93,-
0S7 The product in the sixteenth
century is given at 81 ,4S0, ,62S, l4S, OF
which gold constituted the larger pro.
portion. In the next century the pro
duct reached s2,202, 1872, $50, of which
gold constituted little more than one.
third part. The eighteenth century
yielded 50, 3,7os,l77,737, of which gold
gave 81, 1862, SOC, 400; and in this unex.
pired century we have raised $7,247,.
345, ,04S, of which gold has Contributed
81, 27s, OBS, 1876.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
d EGISTER'S ORDER
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. July 8, lS1g
Upon the application of Elizabeth Sclaier,
ESecntrlx of Daniel Schafer, late OF vii.
mington Hundred, in said county, deceased,
1t is ordered and directed by the Register,
that the Administrator aforesaid. give notice
Of the granting of Letters Testamentary
upon the estate OF the deceased, with the date
OF granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
of such letters, in six Of the most public places
Of the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate,
to present the same or abide by an Act OF As
selnbly In such case made and provided And
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN
newspaper published In Wilmington, and
to be continued therein three weeks. (eod)
t~-~, Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
'~~-' New Castle, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written
8. q. BlGtfS, Register,
NoTICR.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested to the Executrlx, on
or before July 8, 1880, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided.
ELIZABETH SCHAFEk, Executrix.
Address. Wilmington, Del. rs
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

The New York "Tribune" says that
all the Democratic statesmen, from Bay
ard down to Springer, agree that the
extra session accomplished great things
for human liberty. If this is 80 the
production of Illicit whisKey and the
bulldozing Of negroes are Important
branches OF "human liberty" for the
only SUCCESS Of the session was the stop.
ping of the payment of the officers who
interfere with these promising Southern
industries. The Democrats will 90 to
the country with this for an issue, and
they will receive an answer which will
teach them that the maJoritysof this
people does not agree with them in
license for liberty.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
A Moan Trick.

No paper has been more blatantin Its
pretended sympathy with the laboring
classes Of the country, than the Boston
"Post," Democratic. 1t almost wep'
tears of grief over the wrongs inflicted
upon the poor workingmen, by bloated
Republican monopolies, and these Ia
boring people had looked upon the
"Post" as their special friend and Or
gan, so long, that it had almost become
canonized as something superior to
any thing else that moved upon this
mundane sphere. These same people
however must have been surprised
when they found that tn. "Post" in
stead Of being a sincere friend Of the
working classes, was nothing more than
hypocritical pretender--that indeed
it was arbitrary and tyrraaical and
that instead of being touched by the
Rner feelings which usually touch the
heart of humanity, the "Pcst" had no
heart to be- touched. On Saturday
morning last the proprietors saw a
chance whereby penny could be
saved, oven if it would operate like
drawing life blood out Of the poor al
ready half paid and half starved work
men, and the manner in which the
change was made showed that the
"Post" not only had no feeling for
their employees, but that it took de-
light in adding insult to injury. MOL
had ever been made against
the managing foreman or the lands, nor
we're there any indications Of discon-
tent on the part of the proprie.
tors or the compositors. But a
grinding monopoly was in waiting to
take possession Of the place, and the
seeing a penny gained in
The distance opened their doors to it
and drove out their old and trusted en-
ployees to make place for the new
without word of warning. The fore
man was on hand as usual but stepping
)ut few moments hs found the door
ocked against him on his return, and
about 80 new hands occupying the
places of the old employees. The work
ng men have not quite so much conf
lence in their employers now as they
lad before. OF course no firm, no mat
er what business is carried on will
ever succeed in business after rractic-
ng such meanness and We predict that
Ae post" will yet be sorry for its &C
ions.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

TBxAs SEEMS to have gained great
victory at the late called session of the
Legislature,iu the educational question.
The Galveston "News" says, that the
point of final contest or disagreement
between the Legislature and the Gov
ernor was on the specific appropriation
for the schools. The Governor wasn't
much inclined to all the schools, but
the Legislature was, and the latter gain
cd it's point. Let us now hope for less
and more school houses in
Texas.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

The DEMOCRATS of Philadelphia have
become about weak enough to divide
into two parties at the approaching fall
campaign. A tiercer factional fight was
never known to be carried on than Is
now being waged. Sam. Randall, it
seems, is determined to rule in Phila-
delphia or ruin his party. However it
is none of our fight, but we cannot but
think of the great majority the Repub
licans will have.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

Dr.. LUXE p. BLACKBURN, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Goveanor of Ken
lucky, is the same individual who
tried to introduce the yellow fever into
Northern cities during the war. As
the yellow fever spreads itself along
the towns OF the Mississippi, the north
ern people will soon be called upon to
contribute in behalf of the Southern
sufferers, while these same Southerners
will be trying TO create enthusiasm for
DR.. Blackburn, who tried to kill off
the Northern mudsils by inocula,ing
them with the yellow f-ver and small
pOx.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

WHgS the ague stricken citizen of the
boundless West, after clamoring for
"fres quinine, finds not only tina. re-
moval of the duty has failed to bring
the retail price down more than about
two per cent. but has enabled foreign
ers to palm off on him sugar coated
pills in which there is no more quinine
than there is in a national bank note,
possibly he may conclude that free
trade Is not a perfect remedy for chillJ.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN newspapers
all speak encouragingly of the pros.
poets of success in the coming election.
1t is expected that three Republicans
and one Democrat will be sent to Con-
gress. California will be with the
solid North in 1880.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

THE NATcHEz( Miss. 'Uemocrat" esti-
mates that about 5000 color.i men
have gone to Kansas, aud sajs that
although many have r.turned, the
planter must recognize tn. ,act that as
soon as quite nun beT' Of the colored
people now working for them can get
money enough to get away they are
going.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

IT LOOKS now as if Tom Buford' e swear
ers woul d save his lite which is jeop.
ardized for the killing Of Judge Elliott.
Col. Toms defence is that he is stark
crazy on account of the Rufords some
generations back marrying cousins. If
this is the result of such marital incon.
gruitias, Kentucky should see to 1t that
no more of her citizens marry cousins
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

The only true Green back Labor party
in America is the Republican, which
has made every green back dollar equiv
alent to gold, and has uniformly pro.
tected American labor,
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

INDIANA is now the only State in the
North looked upon as any way doubt.
full of joining the solid Republican
North.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
A NOTE.
lhe Laws Delay.

The trial of Rev. Herbert L. Hayden,
now lying in New Haven Jail, Connec-
ticut, for the muir ler of Mary +. Stan
nard, a young lady in his parish in
North Madison, has been delayed in a
most sing liar manner. Nearly a year
has passed since the girls dead body
was found by her father by the side of
cart path, and circumstances pointing
strongly towards the guilt Of Hayden,
he was arrested and after a preliminary
trial lasting nine days before county
Justice, he was acquitted. Judge
Lynde Harrison, prosecuting attorney
in the case, not satisfied with the rus
tic Justices rulings ia the case, had
Hayden rs-arrested and indicted for
murder in the first degree, and there
upon the States Attorney for the coun-
ty, o. H. Platt, retained him to assist
in the prosecution which vas believed
would commence in January. About
that time Mr.. Platt was elected United
States Senator and resigned the posi-
tion of States Attorney, and the case
was LETT in the hands of Judge Harri-
SOL, but the latter disabled by over
work aud disheartened by the death Of
his wife took trip to Europe. A few
days ago the Judges appointed a new
Attorney to take the place of Platt who
had resigned, but the new appointee
having been counsel for Hayden in the
case before his appointment is disqual-
flied, and the lawyer who was associa-
ted with him to defend Hayden has
been elected President of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company. Tue case however is set
down for trial September 9th, one year
and six days from the time of the mur
der, by which time it Is expected that
Ju2ge Harrison will have returned from
Europe and will conduct the prosecu-
tion. The case is a remarkable. one,
and if Hayden is convicted it will be by
such a wonderful combination OF cir
evidence as has never B..
fore been collected in any criminal
prosecution. 1t is q singular coinci-
dence in this lderfully delayed aud
mixed up case to note that, of the law
yers engaged in it, one has been made
q United States Senator, another a
States Attorney, and third President
Of wealthy railroad corporation. There
is no knowing what honors may be
awaiting the remainder, nor how long
this case may yet be postponed.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Eighth and Shipley streets

TNHE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
L In Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAkER
Ora I'D Depot, 18th st., Market to Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

The SERGEANT ALARMS of the Senate
has just kicked out of an assistant
doorkeepership Union soldier who
lost both legs at Gettysburg. This
seems hard, but the rebel veterans who
have suffered must be provided for, and
something has to be done to arrange
for the gradual approach of the period
when Northern Congressman will BE- re-
quired, before taking their seats, to
swear that they never bore arms against
the Southern Confederacy.