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Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
RTnmkind,s Fnvorfte PllIs,

Or. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (suga,
costed) move the bowels easy BY acting di.
rectly on the liver, restore the lose energies
by promoting the healthy action Of the liver;
In doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
the right or lett side or through the limbs,
indigestion, oostiyeness. siok stomach. weak
back, dizEiness, bad feelings through the
body, sching limbs, biliousness, general
weakness and other bodily inhrmities are
cured. They positively operate without
gripping, sfokening, weakening or leaving the
iS and liver S cure & sents sssd and q box. Main
depot, lth and King SITS. Philadelphia eQ2
Atuh itEsst. Sold 6y dealers. III
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
A ROOu R0usewtfa.

The good housewife, when she is Civ.
ing her house its spring renovatiug,
should bear il nind that tue dear in
maies of her bouse are more precious
than many houses, and that their sye-
tens need cleansing by purifying the
blood, regulating the stomach and
boSeis to prevent and cure the diseases
arising from spring malaria and miasms,
and shs must know that there Is moth
Ing that will do 1t so perfectly and
surely IS Hep Bttters, the purest and
best Of medicines.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
sale Of Dry Goods.

Sheriff CLARK will osntinHe the sale
Of dry goods at Sanders stsrs, Seventh
snd Market streets, At nine o'clock on
Wednesday morning, and vi. sell the
shelvsiug coners. hose wheel barrow
dry goods. Goods that have been
bought and not called for will be sold
over.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
GAflhN GAnnlnA.

The genuine Fellows Syrup Of Hy
pophospites is put up in pint bottles
the name Of Fellows 4 Co. blown on
Should the patient have any difficulty
in procuring the Compound Syrup In
his vicinity, let him not be put Of with
any other remedy, because this article
has not its equal in the diseases for
which II Is Intended.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
The Levy COurt,

The bend Of VIM. Herbert, county
treasurer for 1878, was ordered to bs
satisfied. Also the bond of. c. Car.
psnter, Jr., collector Of the Southern
district, Wilmington hundred, was or.
dsred to be satisfied. A few transfers
were also made.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
Il Using San Items.

On Sunday mol Ming cut about two
hundred yards above Du Pont's station
on the w. Il N. Railroad, caved In and
the tracks were blocked by q huge
rock and mass of clay. Several Of
Messrs. DuPont's workmun went to
the place and blew the rock up with
nitro glycerins. After that the tracks
were soon cleared.
Henry MsCloskey. who, about six
months ago, went to Guiana, South
America, to assist in the erection of an
iron market house, return ed home on
Saturday evening. He looks we'll and
spoke fsvorably Of the country from
which he had jast returned. His tri D
to Guiana was quite psrilous. The
ship could not reach shore for eight
days. and as last resort, one-hslf OF
the cargo had to be uuloaded. In re-
trrning home the vessel was forced
back two hundred miles by the heavy
winds. He will resume his position as
BOSS litter at the Edgemoor Iron Works
in a few days.
The mill, built where the one tha.
was destroyed stood, has been finished
6y Mr.. Lape and Is now being painted.
1t will bear quite respectable appear.
ance after it b as been whitewashed.
btnfo of tine rhe Fm0mefeR
At the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Tuesday
morning, March IL:
7 O'clock, 10 O'clock, IL O'Clock,
400 49o az
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
C0mgFeAslOnal,

In the U. 3. Senate, yesterday, Sens
tors elect McDiil, Of Iowa, and Cameron
Of Wisconsin, we're sworn in. Mr.
Morgan ofsred resolutions of condolsncs O.
with the Government and people Of
Russia In their calamity. which were
subsequently adopted. Mr. Pepdletou
called up his resolution in reference to
the organization Of the Senate Commit.
tees, and an animated discussion fol.
lowed, In the course OF which, Mr.. Ma.
kone OF Virginia, announced himself
on the Republican side. He also voted
with the Republicans ON motions to ad
jou'n and 90 into executive session.
Finally. without actirg upon Mr.. Pen
jleton's resoluti tion, the Senate ad ourn-
ed.
The Supreme Court Of the United
States, after rendering q few decisions
yesterday, took recess until Monday
next, on account of the illness of JUS
tice Bradley, whose presence is now
necessary to make q quorum. JUS.
tics Miller. also, is indisposed.
The President yesterday renominat-
I'd Stanley Matthews to be associate
Iustics of the Supreme Court OF the
United States he also nominated Don
A. Psrias, Of Louisiana, to be United
States Judge for the Fifth Circuit, and
JOHN W Powell, of Illinois, to bs diree.
tor Of the Geological Survey!
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
Ladies' Hand n erehief 10.

W. N. Kennard L Co. will Offer on
Wednesday morning their entire stock
Of ladies' oil linen oolored, bordsred,
soolloped hsndkerchiefs st 15o., former
price 500. This sale will only last until
Wednesday at noon.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
SPECIAL NJ ENTION,
Fish.

Powell & Bro. have on their stalls, in
the Third street market, shad, herring,
Goldfish, green pike, fresh maokerel
large rock, pan rock, trout, aounders,
white perch, haddoek, salmon, smeltz,
oat fish and other varieties Of the inny
tribs. Also a lot Of red bsllsy tsrrapin.
Call early and avoid the rush.
To the Farmer.
II you want choice Maine seed pota-
toes for planting, buy them this week
before thay make rise. We have in
store Early Rose, Burbanks, Snow fake
and Peerless potatoes. Smeltz & Co.,
IL East Fourth strset.
Spring style silk HATS
now ready $500, 50. 50 and "a. 90, at
Tay lor's hat factory, 4 West Second
street. The largest stock of nobby silk
and felt hats in the city, and sold at
factory prices. Buy Of the maker. Call
and be convinced.
potatoes and Fruits.
N. L. Janney's, 303 King street, is
the sure place to get your potatoes,
guaranteed clear of frost. Prime stock
of all varieties. A special lot Of pota-
toes for bakers use. Apples and fruit
Of all kinds at reasonable prices.
Flour.
Those who are wanting the best Aour
in the market should call on the popu-
lar uptown Sour dealer, K. II. McCart-
ney, No. West Tenth street.
Files of Clothing.
Mullin Il Son, Sixth and Market SITS.
are getting up tremendous stock OF
spring suits, which are handsome and
cheap.
Fish and Oysters.
Over twenty varieties of fresh fish at
McClure's, in the Eighth street market. |
Also salt fish and oysters. Call and try
them.
March, the erd Of winter and begin
ming Of spring, produces affections Of
the throat and bronchitis. Use The
RErOWNED DOMESTIC COUGH
sure cure. West End Phar-
macy, Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Remember that Sutterlsy & Sawyer,
302 Market street, are copying old pic
lures at very low prices and any size ..
you want. They guarantee fist class
york.
Hsrtman's Worm Syrup is a dead :
hot TO worms. Pleasant to take. Chfl- r
rem will not refuse to take it. FifSh
nd Peplsr streets. "
Wells, Richardson x Cas- Butter I,
clor, In three sizes, at Taylor L Full.
,rton's, Apolhecaries, No. 302 King o,
rect.
George H. Ash, Msroh ant Tailor, No.
O5 Market street, is now making fine
pring suits at low prices. ~
90 to Smsl:z & Co. for your apples, Il
otatoes and all kinds of produce. No. 81
East Fourth street. Iir
Hoyt's German Cologne, the best, to h
, bad at Resag's Pharmacy, Front al
i'd West streets. b,
Buy your potatoes and apples Of W
aeltz x Co., l3 East 9TH street, and
We money.
New gravel and plastic slate roofs
1t ON and repaired by 4. Mitchell, Of
>, 80 West Front street Al
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
A Gard,

To all who are suffering from the errors an
indiscrettons Of youth, nervous weakness
saray decay, loss OF manhood, etc., will send
you recipe that Will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov.
sred by o missionary In South America.
send O selfsddressed enyel pPe to the RHv.
JOSEPH T. lsHAH Station D., New York
Nty. u6-1yw
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
Btate of the rne rmemeteY
Tho w cath er,

War Department, 0fics Of the CD isi
Signal Officer, Washington, March Is
| .. m.
Indications for Tuesday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, cloudy or par.ly
cloudy weather, winds veering to
northwesterly, stationary or lower lem
|psrature, higher barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
Maxlstrate vanderg,ins Court.

Warren Townsend, solorei, was civ
en- hearing before Magistrate Van
dergritt las: night on the charge Of as
saultipg Margaret Laws also coicrsd. A
fine OF 81 and costs was imposed. In
default of payment the prisoner was
committed to jail.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15

sheckells & Clspham advertise I'm
psrial American Blue, at No. 204 East
l4th street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
B. d o. Men Make NO Staten ent
Bait mere Sun OF yeJterday.

Bait mere Sun Of yesterday.
The fact that Messrs. John W. Davis
and }. q. Pang % ficials of the Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad, and John K.
Cowen, counsel for tho same were con-
sulting with Mr. Lsvi C. Bird, a promi.
nent lawyer, of Wilmington, Della ware,
in that city on Friday evening and Sat.
uIday morning last, has given currency
to rumor that the Raltimore and Ohio
Railroad company were negotiating for
the purchase of the Delaware Western
Railroad extension charter, recently
granted to Col. McComb. Another m
NOR Is TO the effect that the Baltimore
and Ohio management had decided to
apply to the Legislature of Delaware for
new charter. 1t is stated that an Off
oisl ofthe Philsdelphis, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad said that no oppo-
sition wsuld be made by his company
nor by the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
to such q charter. Mr.. John W. Davis
and Mr.. Cowan returned to Baltimore
on Saturday evening, but neither of
these gentlemen, felt at liberty to
make any statement as to the subject
or result of the conference held in
Since the miscarriage
Of the arrangement made by
The Gould Garrett syndicate with Mr.. |
fhayer, for the transfer ofa controlling
interest in the Philadelphia and Bslti.
more Road extreme rstiosncs has ba en- |
he rule with Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
kheO matte rains,

The5e ailments follow from a torpid
ilver and oostive bowels the skin.
bowels and kidneys failing in their
proper work, an aorid poison is form cd
in the blood, which is the occasion OF
these acute diseases. Kidney Wort
produces healthy action Of all secret tive
organs, and throws off the rheumatic
poison.
Marshall McMullin will sell the
sloop Wm. r. Leeds lying in Jone
Creek, at the Custom house in this
city, on Saturday next.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
LEGIsLATIvE PkocxEnISas.
Whst Was Doae In ahe askzS nails
OF leg isaati0A YesierBny,
Special Correspondence OF the Republican
DsyRR March IA

Whst was Doae In = ahe askzS Malsl
i OF leg kisaation YesierGny.
Special Correspondence Of the Republican
Dover March IA.
HsUsB OF REPRESENTATIVE.
House met At $50 O'Clock.
Mr.. Bradford presented the bill O
James 4 Webb for SIT.
The act to incorporate the New Castl,
Elevator Company was read a second
time.
The act to vacats the old snuf mil
road in Wilmington was passed.
Senate bill In relation to the Reho.
both Beach Camp meeting association
Was read.
Mr.. Bradford gave notice Of an act in
relation to capital punishment tor
crine, which makes 1t discretionary
with the judges to infist whippings in
eases Of frst offsnsss.
The Senate bill to incorporate the
Wilmington Real Estate Company was
passed.
sENATE--AFTEREoeN SESSION.
Dover, March l3.
Senate met at 3 30 p. m.
The following House bills we're read
for the first time
The bill in relation 10 the exemption
OF ofwages from execution process.
The following bills were read by
title aud referred to the committees
named.
The following petitions and remon-
strancss were read and referred to the
committees named
Oas against the repeal of the law in
relation to the juIisdiction Of the jns-
tiees Of the Peace of the city OF Will.
miDgtoD, by 2o3 citizens Of New Castle.
Committee On Revised Statutes.
One against the Isrssl of the Road
tax law in Red Lion Hundred by IS Cit
izens, Committee on Revised Statutes.
The act 70 incorporate the Delaware
State Grange was passed.
Mr.. Bradford presented and had read
letter from Clara B. Conner, stating
that she had no objection to the Lagis-
la,ure granting her husband q divorce.
Tho Batson Branch Ditch Company's
charter was passed.
Mr.. Bradford gave notice Of bills in
relation to setof; to impeacbing the
credit of witness by evidence OF bad
character as to a vsraoity: To the
proof OF written instruments: In rela.
tion tejud9ment for want CT an afida
Wit OF defence.
The House amendment to the bill
removing tax on corporation mortgages
was cOncurred in.
The House amendment to the bill in
the New Castle Cemetery
Co., was copcuIred in.
The following bills were passed:
The bill to incorporate The Wan. Lsa
Company.
House bill Incorporating the Triple
Link Lodge |. 0. o, +. of Fr7derica.
Mr.. Ho.sey introduced the bill in
relation to the oseding of lands to tn
PhiladelphiS MAJ inc fer ,hs erection Of
= reporting station and an observatory.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15

uYANTBD.-AN NEXPERIENCE
w clerk In grocery store. None but those
with experience and best reference need ap.
ply. Address in own handwriting. T,
mario tSt. RKPURLIoAH 0HBi0.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15

uTANTFD.-A GOOD WHITE GIRL,
w for general housewerh. Apply with.
reference al sos East Filth stleet.
marI6-t9t.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15

EHOR BENT. - NEW STOkE AND,
Il dwelling, 10 rooms, with all medern
Improvements, Eighth and TatRall streets,
central locstion Apply 106 E. Sixth street.
or E. ENNINGTUN, eth and King SITS.
tebl2-a0iti
Daily Republican., 1881-03-15

II you want choice Maine seed pota-
toes for planting, buy them this week
before thay make rise. We have in
store Early Rose, Burbanks, Snowflake
and Peerless potatoes. Smeltz 4 Co.,
l3 East Fourth street.
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The Cabinet on Whitaker.

CHICAGO, December 30.-The Journal.
Washington special says: The Cabinet to-
day was not united on the question of the
Whitaker court martial. Secretaries Evarts
and Schurz beth strongly opposed the propo-
sition, and advocated Whittaker's dismissal,
in accordance with the recommendation OF
the Court of Inquiry. The President said
that up to this time Whitaker had been
treated as though guilty, and common JUS
tice demanded that his innocence be believed
until his guilt was proven. He would there
fore order q court martial, and If Whitaker
was shown to be guilty he would be dismiss
ed from the service, and If innocent he
should not be made to suffer. In army cir
cles the opinion Is that the charges against
Whitaker cannot be proven, and that he
will be given another chance at West Point
under General Howard.
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Sheep la Winter.
National Live Stock Journal.


Two extremes should be avoided in the
matter of shelter. One may be insufficient,
while the other may be SO close AZ to be un-
healthy. The majority of mistakes are with
those who shelter insufficiently. In such in
stances more food is consumed than would
otherwise be required, and no corresponding
benefits accrue. The shelters on the sheep
farm should be made to increase In size a.
rapidly as the flock multiplies its numbers.
The water supply should be carefully look
ed to. A flock of given number will drink
more water in winter than will be needed
when on pasture. If such an arrangement
can be economically secured, access to water
twice day Is better than once. This for two
reasons 4. The more timid animals, which
are likely to be held back in the morning by
their stronger fellows, have a chance when
the latter are not so eager; and, 2, all danger
from over drinking of cold water is obviated
Use of snow in lieu of water should only be
forced upon the flock under the most ex-
treme necessity. Stock will live under such
circumstances, but satisfactory thrift will not
be secured.
Ewes with lambs should, so far AZ practical
BILE, be fed and sheltered separately from the
non-breeding animals, as the crowding and
more rapid movements of the latter are apt
to result iniuriously, while such separation
makes more convenient certain little atten-
ton to which breeding ewes are entitled as
the weaving season approaches, and which
may be profitably accorded to them.
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BISHOP FUTILE.
His Goodbye Epistle to the Clergy and People
of Montana.
WArERrowN, U. T., Dec. 8, 1880.

WArERrowN, U. r., Dec. 8, 1880.
To the Clergy and People Of Montana:
DEARLY LOVED FRIENDSHIP an hour or
two the Rev. L. r. Brewer is to be consecra-
ted your Bishop. Then is made over to him
the name / have always been proud Of and
loved the Bishop of Montana.
1t becomes me to say my Goodbye. My
hear, torn with sorrowfulness at this rupture
tells how you are imbedded in it. Precious
memories, crowding themselves upon me
have been to me. Let me say out of my sad
ness. The valleys and hillsides, the very
hooks and crannies of your Territory are
dear to me from association. Your clergy
and men and wcmen and children and homes
are more dear from ties of affection. were
a stone statue could speak this farewell UNI
moved. Sad indeed sit now to write it.
Sadder settles the feeling at this hour, when
my oversight of you ends, that have not
done for you or among you as well as
ought or might. Things have been done
that ought not to have dohe, and left UNI
done that / ought to have done. You have
once and again said kind words to me about
my diligence, and as you were pleased to see
and call it, my faithfulness. Love prompted
thes words, and my heart is touched at re-
and me, this your picture Is marred by sell
fshness and earthlines. The book of my
pastoral stewardship of your souls closes it.
self now unto the one only opening of the
last Great Day. / am praying God to for
give the debts and lacks, the wastes and los
ses and sins of unfaithfulness In that record,
for the merciful Savior's sake!
But saddest crowds the thought that many
of you whom dearly love, and who have
been tenderly kind to me, have not placed
yourselves freely and fully on the Lords
side, as earnest, communing Christians.
Dear, dear friends, beg you, pray for you,
turn you to God in faith and prayer and ODE
dience and Holy Baptism and Holy Commu-
Mon. Seek We the kingdom of God and His
righteousness. Be grateful to your Savior,
and kind to your own souls. Waning life
has no real happiness in it for you and me,
and coming death no well-founded peace,
without Christ.
But be my closing word one Of gladness.
Montana has Bishop of Its own. 'Tis the
right thing for Montana to have. IT'S high
time for her to have him. Let us "thank
God and take courage" you with me, and
with you. l beg you love him and help him,
as you have loved and helped me. Give him
your full confidence. Stay up his hands.
Cheer his heart. Under him prayerfully
make you the Masters cause grow and
the Church's life strong.
Brethren Beloved! Goodbye! That
means, God be with you! He will helpfully
bide with You, If you trustfully lean on Him.
My love and prayers are yours. With an al
most bursting heart lay down my pastoral
staff as Bishop of Montana. God help me.
Amen. DANIEL s. FUTILE.
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Mining In the uoised States

New York, Jan. ,3.-The Tribune prints
over two pages of tabular statement of the
mining industry in the United States. 1t
says 1t will be seen from statistics we pre-
sent that the previous year has not been a
favorable one for speculative mining opera
tions. Stocks have as rule gone down and
distrust has taken the place of buoyant and
extravagant confidence. AT the same time
the business is regarded as productive in
dustry, and has more than held its own. The
number Of dividend paying companies have
nearly doubled. The total yield Of ore Is
remarkably steady, and an exceedingly good
percentage has been earned on capital acta-
all invested In land, machinery and working
expenses, while the industry is constantly
expanding, conquering almost every month
new fields, and drawing to itself additional
forces In the way Of capital and men. T. Hta
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Specializing on the Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-While Seere-
tary Eyars was entertaining his brother
Cabinet officers and twelve leading men,
bers Of the House-one from New York and
the others from New England-the converse
ton drifted INTO an interchange of opinions
regarding the composition of -Garfeld's cabi-
net. The conclusion was reached that the
following would prove to be very nearly cor
rect:
Secretary of State, Senator Blaine; Secre-
tary of the Treasury, James +. Wilson, of
Iowa; Secretary Of the Interior, ID. O. Mills,
of California. The Navy Department was
accorded to some Southern Republican; the
Attorney Gene alship to New York, and the
Postmaster-G eneralship to Indiana. Secre-
tary Evarts was quite certain Blaine would
be his successor, and that New York would
be given the Attorney Generalship.
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England Alarmed About Russia.

NEW YonK, Dec. 30.-The Times says !:
There Is something like panic In English
political circles, caused by the threatened
war between Russia and China. The failure
to settle the Culdja dispute, the responsible
ty for which clearly rests with the Govern
ment 1t IS. Petersburg, gives color TO the
suspicion that Russia has sought occasion to
quarrel with China for the purpose Of pro-
yoking war Of conquest. and the ultimate
result of the impending disturbance will be
the subjugation Of the Chinese, and the OPEN
Ing Of q Russian highway across the Celes-
tial kingdom to the waters Of the China seas.
English newspapers bristle with descriptions
Of the Russian naval vessels new on theiway
to the coasts Of China and Japan. The whole
array Is said TO be - powerful fleet, !. arined
with new rife guns of force and range rs
yet unmatched In naval warfare" 3at ltgs