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The New York herald., 1879-03-30

State bonds at the Board were dull. District Of
Columbas advanced to 81 and Tennessee skies, old.
steady at 851s.
Railroad bonds were strong and generally higher,
with the largest transactions in Kansas Pacific Denver
division trust receipts which advanced to 1o67s-a
rise of Ia per cent The other changes fol-
lows:An advance Of 7s in Jersey Central frsts
soils assented; 81 in do. adjustment bonds u in Rock
Island skies of 1917 Missouri. Kansas and Texas
soils assented, do. seconds. Ohio and Mississippi Sec
onds and Central Pacific land grants; 4 in Canada
Southern frsts guaranteed and Northwest gold
sevens. and % in Metropolitan Elevated Rail-
road frsts. There decline Of y in
Chesapeake and Ohio rss. series b p in New York
Elevated Railroad irsts, and 4 in Michigan Southern
sinking funds. Erie new seconds consolidated sold
at a. Lake shore coupon firsts at 1l6ls lit, and
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago irsts at 123.
.elc oil
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10.l5 A. NJ.
$4,000 6s, 81, lO61 $1,000 5s 1040 101X
2UUOO 3 6's, 81. c.. lO6,s
llIj A. NJ.
$4,000 5's sl 1otsS 5000 Us As cipo7bc 9olf
2OOOO US AS r0O7bc 9Ss4 2OUOO US SIS be 1Oi1s
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declined from 24s to 24's; the preferred advanced
from "A to 443s. and afterward reacted Ili-
nois Central rose from s2t4 to SO. and reacted
to S21s; Pennsylvania advanced from 50 to
a5a. Reading from l2h to laal. New Jersey Central
from 371s to SO and do consols from "a to &c. This
was ticket day. and Monday will be 'fortnightly
settling" day on the London Stock Exchange Bar
silver declined to 5osd per At Paris rentes
advanced to 1l3f. 75c. Government bonds here were
strong and closed firm. The subscriptions to the
four per cent loan. as far reported amounted to
sl25.Ooo The following the closing quota
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HERALD SUNDAY 80 ls7s-QUINTUPLE SHEET

feur 1000 quarters grain As cd one $500 quarters,
hence bordeaux to Antwerp As lUlad British ship 800
tons. hence To Liverpool. 1OD quarters grain. Is.
I'D aud general cargo at current rates; Norwegian
bark hence layre to Hamburg $500 quarters grain,
10 lOlsd American bark hence to Java, 2lO cases
refined petroleum 3ic 762 tons hence to do at or
about British brig 3l3 tons. hence TO River
Platte general cargo private British ship. l+i
tons. hence Liverpool general at rates; Nor
wesan bark, Philadelphia, Cork, for orders. $500
quarters grain, 5s. Italian bark, philadelphia to
Oporto. 1900 quarters do, lie. per bushe; British
bark, lo7o tons hence 10 Antwerp general cargo az
5000; l79 tons hence 70 Porto Rico x0OQ
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The following the closing quotations at three
p Nj.

The total sales of stocks at the Board to-day aggre
gated 2lG0O0 shares. which distributed as fol-
lows Canada Southern. 1850; Chicago and North
western. il.62O; do. preferred 1o,33s; Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific. zoo; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western. ~ $40; Delaware and Hudson Canal,
2233 Erie. 1920 Hannibal and st. Joseph. ADD; do.
preferred, 800; Lake Shore, 1911; Michigan Gen.
tral, GLIB; Milwaukee and st. Paul. 2s465; do pre-
ferrcd, 400; Morris and Essex 9OO New York Cen
tral. 1855; New Jersey Central. 100; Ohio and
Mississippi. 164O; Pacific Mail 600; Union Pacific.
$50; Wabash. 5000; Western Union Telegraph.
800
Money on call lent at Ga per cent with few ex-
ceptonal loans as low per cent The closing rate
was per cent. The following were the rates of
change New York at the aforementioned cities to-
day. Savannah. buying b premium. selling n
premium; Charleston scarce. par 3-16 premium;
New Orleans commercial & a 316. bank par; st.
Louis, 75 premium; Chicago firm 1-1O discount buy
ing and lilo premium selling; Boston. Is. premium.
Foreign exchange was strong. and the posted rates
advanced to 4.s61s and 4.s9 for bankers long
and demand sterling, and to 400 for cable transfers.
Tho bank statement to-day was again unfavorabe
serve. which is reduced to s2.97osoo. The fol.
lowing shows the condition Of the New York city
banks this week as compared with last:-
March ~. March 70. Differences.
Loans s2i3, 500 800 s2i0 .l5s 800 Dec So 1881 900
Specie ...... Io,oO3.T0 ls,446,sOO Dec. 356 900
Legal ten
ders. ...... se,o72eoo sl.2es.9oo Dec. 27os.7 700
Deposits. 2O659i 400 1gs 0i5 600 Dec. 7G45. 800
Circulation. 19.290000 1882, 100 Inc. 22i 100
The weekly Clearing House statement was as fol-
lows.--
Excnanges s............ S3995I2.G5I
Balances. IL 6O2,2 ,2O6
And the statement to-day was:-
Exchanges ......'.............. $Go937 .420
balances. IL 4JO,sGS
The Sub-Treasury to-day paid out 81. .6gi gold for
tgal tenders redeemed. and received s65o0 gold In
exchange for legal tenders London advices:--A
steady market for consols at 81 97 for both money
ant the account United states bonds were generally
strong. fours advancing to 1017s, AIS to i07%.
Ives 10 1861 and ten-forties to 1Oih. In the late
dealings tenfortes reacted to 10l and 1s67s declined
10 1904. La American railway shares Erie common
The New York herald., 1879-03-30
@lsnO Nh Kan TT as

5000 Mo. Kan n 7 I'd.
5OyU do. .b3
500 do.
1000 do. .b3
2UjO n j Cen con, AS.
1000 q, RIkP6's,'l ]
300 Metropolitan LIST
$500 Kan Pac rs, ID d,
det'd coup GER. =.
10000 Leh X w X, c.s3
400 shs Del X Hud. ..
800 Am Dis Tel;
The New York herald., 1879-03-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

The principal feature this week IN Minsng lane has been
S readily % s ps %
aSs The There's Sas sssa
more demand for Rio ahoat moderate n sup sup
sales on April Business generally remains Without any
symptoms Of revival The amount Of tea taken out Of bond
the public sales checks any prov in prices There
sc ss slightly
declined Black pepper to arrive dearer on the spot
AsrwnRr March 20. 1879.
Pork rs,srrao mess Eastern steady Do Western
@ ;s :Ssss. s:sS Al: !: s:ssss s:. 6. ss .s.
extra mess .rarme ssy a" western p%s sssy ss
.inespiIiis steady ai So. Cd Eosin1common ar%sr
choice dull At ass. nrS oil dull a. ,;s FoarEEx!ra
hs
steady at % Id do southern do steady at as 4d Corn c
tonseod oiiYellow American steady =. as 3D. Resin
at London dull AZ sas 3D. 3D. ' ''''''''
LONDON. March 20, 1879.
S sss 4 s@s sSs
Pree. s in inc ali S''a
ias sas ss ss' aSp @ in irish ~s
y ,as @ The lines have ras also
graph and other miscellaneous Investments likewise
out of favor Some American governments and most OF
the railroads lower in response to the relapse at New
York;
LONDON March 20, 1879.
Silver is quoted at 5oaSd per ounce.
PARIS March 20, 1879
Exchange on London 25E 2sc for checks.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.
Rio JASEIRo. March 20. 1879.
CofeeMarkot quiet prices msint taned change; Rio.
good frsts, 5, TOO u 5 .s59 res per 10 kilos.
Average daily receipts 600 bags Shipments of the
weekTo the Channel and North Of Europe 23OOO bags
to the United States. 5000 bags the Mediterranean
Sales of tho week-For tho Channel and North of
Europe OcO bags f1r the United States 30 900 bags;
for the Mediterranean 1000 bags. Stock, 5000 bags.
Freights, per sail for the Channel ASS.
SANTOS March %, 1879
Cofee-Market animated; prices very frm. superior
Santos $500 700 reis 10 kilos Average daily
eepts $500 bags Shipments Of the weekTo al! eoun-
ranean, 27 0OO bags Sales of the week-For Europe,
% 600 bags for the United States, Stock, $1,000
bags
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$4,000 lo-4os ~ loizl s25ooo as, c. 1907. oeA
25OCO U S SIS. c, 1881. 1U45s

$1,000 D of Col 3.&s C.
500 Chi h MIL 1st NJ.
1000 NJ X StP c SF.bc
1900 ii Il st J Ss con.
300 l. 4 Nash c '9S..
1900 y h Miss c 8 f..
1000 q Pac lst. = j br
5000 Cen Pac ] e.. be
1000 X Pac I'd ] &, c c
1000 KIP lst7s,D DIR
25OU0 do. ........b be
1000 X p inc No l6.bc
5000 do. :.
1900 do. ...........
200 Met FL lst.. -.
500 Alb X Sus LIST. :.
10 shs Adams Ex. be
The New York herald., 1879-03-30
cotton in store running in quality not than half

stained-Good ordinary, szsc.: strict good ordinary
delivery nS ns. s as aS@ fSs %S
M-April, 100 at io54e 800 At loose: May 70 zoo 9 at
400 % 3 ese % so a" o Ssis June ais o at @ g % al
i6ssc. l,eoo at i6Sse, 400 at 10 sis'; August.
seo.h zoo a, iiois 1900 e iicae hoo At IhSs;
November. Io5le.. lo5ac. Total, ~ 500
bales To-day up 70 one -Naseh 200 At ~ 4ss 100
lo5oc. o53e. 800 io5oe. May 500 osoc,
800 al loese, i'ao6 at At ioeae, 800 az ioS5e..,
ios zse 500 at 10 1ss, 100 at ies4e 100 at iozss
imo at 10 75e 900 Al Io74e 400 at 10 7oe 400 at
100 Ios7c., 400 Iosss, 1000 ios7e;, $40 at
lOsSct 100 at lnooc 100 ut loe2c, 700 at l0ec Au-
lic a05 at iosoe September 90 at iosie. 800 at
l0sic 100 at ls s2c 100 at osc 100 at losoc Octo-
SSr so9 @ az 10 loo AZ 70 s1e zoo a, io'oe & N9ysm am
bales The receipts at the ports wero follows Gaiveston
lot5 bales; New Orleans | a,s: Mobile st4 sSyanSsh
New. York 81 Bcston so5; Pkindeiphia. iso Total
sis5 bales This day week B.4a7 bales This day last
Liverpool. steam 'ad; sail, si6d 7a2d Havre steam
9sc, compressed; sail, hc Bremen steam, 1ac si6c
sc.. compressed; sail, 10; Amsterdam steam, ssc
EIeyn AMP l - Iao bsls wheat
90 i2 bushels; oats ~ 92o do; $40 do barley, 2aO
do barley malt. saoa do Flour was dull; the sales
bbls within the annexed range Rye flour ruled steady
Hrmer the saes 81 900 bushels State, arrive
April TO- ut 62c 400 do. State, track 5ec and
Malt dull. Feed active and Arm. We quote:40
sI4 80 SIS; 100 lbs SIS sic; shorts sls ss ryc
feed $l5 $i6; oil meal $25 S7 Beans active and
% 81 % We pea Ssan. shts s .s"ay %SaSI y S 70
81 s red kidney 81 30 " 75 turtle sonp beans 81 20
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
congregational.


In the U. s. Senate yesterday sever.
al additional bills wers introd duced,
am~ng them one by Mr.. PendletUn pro-
viding that the heads of Executive
Departments may occupy seats in the
Senate and House. The Vice Presi-
dent presented the statement Of the
Secretary of the Treasury in regard to
the expenditures for deputy narshals,
etc., at the lats elections. After an
executive session the Senate adjourBed.
In the House, Mr.. Dc la hatyr, of
Indiana, asked leave to introduce .
bill, but objection was made by Mr..
Garfield. Mr.. Cox offered q resolution
for the reappointment of the special
committees on the Census, Yellow
Fever, Civil Service Reform, and De-
claration of the Result of the Election
Of President. The resolution was re-
ferred to the Committee on Rdles. Mr..
Frye asked leave to offer a resolution,
instructing the Committee on Rules to
report rule that no bills except these
making necessary appropriations ehall
be reported or considered At a special
session. Messrs. Reagan and Ewing
objected, whereupon Mr.. Frye gave no.
tice that on Monday next he would
move to suspend the rules and adopt
his resolution.
Mr.. Conger then moved to reconsider
the vote by which Mr.. Cox's resolution
WAS referred, Mr.. Cox moved TO lay
the motion on the table, pending which
the House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
Ar,vs Minute. sessis ..

The City COunc held = special meet
ing last night, for the purpose of hear
ing the report of the special committee
appointed to meet the Levy Court. In
the absence Of President Lichtenstsin,
Col. Taylor, was Oh motion Of Col.
Lynch, called TO the chair.
The President after stating the OBJ.
ject of the meeting, Mr.. Guthrie Chair
man of the special committee, spoke OF
the visit of the committee to New Cas-
tie, and was received very kindly by
the Levy Court. The matter was pro-
crossing as we'll as can be expected,
and he was not able to report anything
definite but hoped before the week was
out to be able to report more definite
ly.
There being no further business, on
motion Of Mr.. Paynter, Council then ad-
journed, having been in session just
five minutes.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
A Singular Occurrence.

From Albany, n. T., there comes
singular story which may be called a
sick room coincidence. As the Argus
tells it. an elderly lady, in Va low state
Of health, awoke from SLEEP on Monday
week and at once broke out in 2 fit of
violent weeping, which attracted the
attention Of all in the house. When
quieted she said that her husband, long
since dead, had appeared to her in a
dream, and told her that her daughter
was dying. That the mother, who
knew that her daughter had been for
some time sick, should become impress
ed with the idea that she was dying
was not singular, as that might easily
have resulted from apprehensions
which had been entertained. The re-
mark bic fact is this: On the same
day and at the same time when the
mother was maniiesting distress of mind,
the daughter said to her attendant,
"Why, how my mother is crying ~ and
a moment later "Don't you hear her
cry ?" The nurse heard nothing and
was obliged to say SO, although the
sick woman repeatedly asserted that
her mother was crying and sndeavored
to convince the nurse that she heard
her. The younger lady died on We'd
nesday and was buried on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
HpoclAl m entiOR.

No misrepresentation at Bingham's
shoe store, $40 Market street.
A new saving fund. Bingham's shoe
store, $40 Market street, where you can
save money in purchasing.
Western oats, for seed, and Western
bran, at Z. Fell's, 3OS w. Front street.
+. McMonagle, dealer in pictures,
picture frames, &C., would be pleased
to see his friends and the public in
general at his place of business, N. W.
corner Third and King streets.
Prepared Wheat and Papcma for in
fants and invalids, sold by J. R. Hart
man, Druggist, corner of 9th and Poplar
streets.
DR.. Hower's 10 cent Cough Remedy
never fails to cure cough or cold. For
sale by McInall, I'd aud Market streets.
Elastic Anglets and Knee Caps cor.
rectly adjusted by lady attendant at Il,
J. Belts private department. for ladies.
Private entrance No. l West 9Th street.
Keller's Roman .Liniment, for rheu-
matism, neuralgia, sprains and bruises
and all diseases requiring local appli-
cations, at Taylor 4 Fullerton's, Drug
gists, 302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
NEW ADVERTlsEllENTs.
rOTICE TO ICE CONSUM UMERS.

The following letter addressed to Joseph B.
Conrow, senior, Of C0nfoH Son, partially
explains itself:
S,25, 1879.
JOS. b. CoNRow-Dear Sir :-knowing and
f. cling there is a controversy between the
Arctic Company and Walton Bro, that
has reduced the price Of ice. Temporarily, be-
low y paying basis, invite you 10 meet
Mr.. Walton and myself at this ONCE on
Thursday, the 9th, at 8 p. NJ, SO We may
know definitely at what price 10 sell the
coming season, to make u little money while
we have the stock and opportunity, or lose 1t.
know well enough tie price we should
have, but do not care to lay myself open to DO
uudersold, as ne doubt would be should l
publish prices. l have sent like invitation
to L. T. Walton and Conrow Son, AMI
hope the matter may be made satisfactory to
all. An ea'ly answer will obise,
'A'' JACOB 1i PusEY.
l sent the above as private business letter
and any honorable business man would have
SO held it. The first intimation that l had
that they had received the letters, was the
following answer published in the RuPUBLI-
CAN and the Every Evening and Commet-
eial.
Card.
Mr. JACOB PusEY-Dear Sir:-Y0ur letters
are received and we take this public way Of
answering, leEt our letter be construed into
forming combination as has been done. We
were in favor OF asking fair price for Ice, but
MIR, Walton saw fit to cut that price, and We
can see no alternative but to let 1t remain 80,
as our motto always has been to quit serving
before raising the price We therefore re-
speetfully decline meeting ysu and Mr.. Wal
ton to agree o. price, rs requested.
urs respectfully,
J. b. CUNRUW Il SON.
There has never been wrong construction
put on their conversation at aSy time, they
were very anxious to make o common price,
as l have their signature 10 show, and then
lid not have the nonvr to keep It, when they
could get . large customer, as there Is proof OF.
never expect as long as am in tho business
to ask other than II lair price ior ice, one IN
which there is a living and small profit, as
that is what every man is In business ior, there
is certainly no blanc attached to it. bislik-
ips very much any kind OF newspaper
su,iabble thought would lay "a plain state.
mont OF the case before my customers and
Ice consumers generally, and there Let It resi-.
JACOB PUSEY,
405 Shfpley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
I<cture ON C0slklng.

| Notwithstanding tie mpleasan
evening fair audience was present a
the lecture room OF the Masonic Temple
to hear Miss Dods deliver her third leo.
ture on Cooking" After explaining
to the audience how to cook fruit pie
and several other articles, she then
showed the audience how to make
"sold meat rissoles,'' for which she
required aquarter of a pound Of culd
meat of any kind, six ounces Of flour,
little pepper and salt, two ounces Of
clarified fat, half a teaspoonful Of yeast
powder, one egg, two or three teaspoon
fuls Of bread crumbs and about a gill
of cold water. You must chop the meat
very 6noly, add pepper and salt, and
put in basin the -four and clarified
fat, little salt, the yeast powder and
gill of cold water. | make this to
firm dough with cold water. Then
turn the dough out on 3 board and
knead 1t firmly together and roll it out
as thinly as possible. Then ! cut
out some small rounds. Into these
rounis puta little Of the mixture |
have in the plate, press the edges
firmly together with my fingers. beat
tho egg we'll up in the plate, and place
each rissols in the egg. put on pa
per and add seine bread crumbs and
mix with it little pepper and salt. |
roll the rissoles in the crumbs and then
put them ID the clarified fat, allowing
them to remain just three minutes. This
closed her lecture and those who have
not attended certainly missed it, as her
lectures were interesting and instruc-
tive
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
A Terrible Famine in Egypt

LONDON, March 26.-Correspondenc'
of the "Times," dated Armouth, uper
Egypt, February IA, gis a heart
rending account. of tho condition sl
the population OF the Nile valley. The
scenes described resemble those in In.
di a during the recent famine. In some
of the villages tho people are past help
sitting naked like wild beasts, eating
roots and suffering with the endurance
of despair. The madness worked on ny
famine stamps such brand ON the
starving fellows as cannot be easily de-
scribed. In one town women and chill
dren fought over scraps of bread like
wild animals. The case is believed to
be still worse in the inland hamlets,
where the villagers are said to be starv-
ing like dogs.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
Tsmmany's War en- TiIden.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Ths politi-
cal movements in New York are causing
quite an interest here, especially among
Democrats. The war upon the Tam
many officials in that city is credited to
Mr.. Tilden, and his success has aston
isbed those Democratic candidates who
we're looking to 1850 hopefully, sup
posing him to be dead duck" The
Tammany or anti-Tilden organ Of this
city has fierce assault upon Tilden,
and also wakes wroth towards Randall
as the supposed representative Of Til
den. 1t goes so far as to say what the
Tammany people Of New York say,
that Tilden's nomination would mean
defeat. If Tilden hadn't succeeded so
we'll in all his fights before We should
say that he had provoked a quarrel
which would be fatal to him, but as it
is the affair is an interesting problem
tor future solution.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
Mr.. TaInagc'S Trial.

In the trial Of Mr.. Talmage by the
Brooklyn Presbytery on Tuesday, a de-
ate first occurred in regard to the Or
der of procedure. 1t was decided to
send citations to the six witnesses
who declined to attend the trial. The
opening address for the prosecution was
made by Rev. Author Crosby who in
dicated the character of the testimony
to be presented. Testimony in refer
ence to Mr.. Talmage's retirement from
the editorship of The Christian at Work
was given by Robert Waugh and L.
Remington.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
w. r. Il. A.

There will bs Temperance meeting
this evening at s o'clock at the Room
of the Wilmington Temperance Re-
form Association. John Chove, Esq,
President of the National Christian
Temperance Union of Philadelphia, and
C. G. Hancock Esq, President of the
Young Mems Christian Association, will
address the meeting. There will be a
good choir present, and Aessrs. Find
ley, Whitcraft and Bryon will enter
tain tho audience with vocal and in
strumental music. The meeting will
be under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Temperance Aid. All friends Of the
Cause Of Temperance arc cordially
invited, and pleasant time is anticl-
pated.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
A Painful Accident.

On Tuesday afternoon, as Daniel Han
Ion, q resident of West Wilmington,
was trimming grape arbor, the knifs
slipped and stuck into his radial artery.
DR.. r. V. Blocksom was Immediately
summoned, and ligated the artery, and
thus prevented any further loss Of
blood as the man was in a PROSTATE
condition when the Doctor arrived.
Mr.. H. is doing we'll, and was out
again Yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
Ratifyin the Fifteenth Amend.
ment.

A big demonstration will take
place at the Permanent Exhibition
Building, Philadelphia, on Monday, the
3lst inst, in honor Of the ratification Of
the fifteenth amendment. Among those
who are expected to be present are
Senator Bruce, of Mississippi; Hon. R.
H. Cain, Of South Carolina; Governor
Hoyt, Frederick Douglass and Hon.
Joseph Rainey. Madame 6ilika, the
distinguished colored soprano, will
sing, several bands Of music will he
present and poems appropriate to the
occasion are expected from John g..
Whittier. Mrs. Harper and others. This
event is intended to be the inaugural
of series of observances Of the day,
particularly by the colored people.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
..ren Nights In q Mar Rsssa. ;

On Tuesday evening next, April lst.,
the II. S. r. A. Dramatic Association,
will reproduce the thrilling temperance
drama of "Ten Nights in Bar Room. "
The oung men composing this associa.
ton will be assisted by prominent pro-
fsssionals from Philadelphia. Mr.. A.
T. Klett, Wilmington's fsvorits co,nme.
dian will appear in the role OF Sample
Swichel. The same cast that won &c
many favorable comments from the
press upon their first appearance, will
assume the various roles. The citizens
Of WILMINGTON sheuld Civ" hearty
patronage to the association, on next
Tuesday evening, as their object is to
raise funds by which to furnish their
Hall. The play will be produced in a
manner that will far excel its first ap'
pearance. The admission is but Is
cents, and all should purchase = ticket
whether they can attend or not, as the
objs.t for which the entertainment is
to be given is a praiseworthy one, and
willis the small admission fee asked
will not hurt anyone, it will prove an
assistance to the M. S. R. A., and help
them in their endeavors. Give them =
full house.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
different Co.'S, 70 make record in certain

different Co.'S, 70 make record in certain
cases was passed. ~"
The bill allowing the trustees Of the
town of New Castle 10 donate certain
lands for pu Bile purposes was read and
passed. + t.'. IT
Mr. Cochran introd duoed a bill to in
corporate the Cedar Creek Marsh Co., VI
Black bird Hid.
The bill amending chapter IS Of the
Revised Statutes was taken. up, this
Senate amendment read, and the bill
made special order for tomorrow.
The bill TO divorce Nathaniel Holmes
from his wife Helen N. Holmes was read
twice.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
A Free Lecture.

DR.. +. V. Wright OF Syracuse, New
York, will deliver free lecture in the
Capelle building, No. 21a King st., this
evening, at 5 o'clock. Subject, a de-
tailed history of the political situation
of each of the political parties. The
public are cordially invited without
regard to political creed. The Doctor
comes we'll r, commended.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-27
Consult Him.

DR.. Darmon will make his tenth
visit to this city to-day (ThursdayD
stopping at the Washington House, No.
2O5 Market St., where he Will be glad
to see all his old patients and all others
who may wish to consult him, in rela-
ton to their present state OF health.