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The Monetary Conference.

Paris, 70 The international monetary
conference was opened this afternoon By
Carthelbury st. Hilliare, minister Of
foreign affairs, who welcomed the for
eign delegates aad said if the conference
did not achieve immediate success it
would, at least, have raised controversy
which would be indispensable to the dis
covery Of truth, and establish principles
which will bear fruit in the future.
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British Bits.

London, l9.-Parnell, in an address at
Glasgow, ssi1 the land bill would not
provide the 81 ghtest protection for small
tenants, but would rather tend towards
their destruction. Shortly after the re-
assembling of Parliament, he intends to
present for the signature of mem bers q
petition praying for the release Of Dsvitt.
Besides home-rulers, several English
and Scotch members will sign the petit
ton.
Trickett beat Kirby in the rowing
match to-day.
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MONETARY AND STOCKS
New York. April 10; 1888

Money, 5, G; governments, strong
stocks, closed firm; Western Union,
I1424; Quicksilver, 1871; Pacific, 4-;
MariDoss. bid; W, Fargo, u.s. y I
Central, 1925; Erie, 457s Panama, Old.
2455k; Union Pscifc, 1875; bonds, 10;
Central Pacific, Sc; bonds, lax; Sutro,
21z; Mineral Creek, 100.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Judge Emerson accommodated.

Washington. l9.-The President nomi-
mated General James Long>treet. now
minister to Turkey, for United States
marsha of Georgia; and Phillip II. En-
erson for associate justice Of the Supreme
Court Of Utah.
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The Dakota Flood.

New York, 19.-The Produce En-
change is moving in aid of the Dakota
sufferers
Chicago. l9- - Reports from Sioux
City and Yankton give narrowing &C.
counts Of the desolation and sufferings By
the floods and the consequent distress OF
the people.
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MINING PATENTS.-FuIl sets
of blanks for application for Mining
Patents-approyed form-to be had
at the HERALD Office.
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CLIFF HOUSE.
hAN ST.. SALT LAKB CITY.
Board and Rooms from sI.6O per day,
ana from 50 per week.
5. C. ESISo,
iSS ProDSie,ef.
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL

INHE PRoPRIsrogs rAKE PLRAsUkR
in announcing 70 The publie that they
nave remodeiied and -eht'ed the Hotel.
Ine Dining Rooms are spacious srd the best
Of Meals will be served night AID dsy.
Single Meals, soc.
bot Lunches (as per card. 25e,
Room and Board, $3.50 to So per day,
$40 to aI2 per vesk.
Board, 50 per weak.
The Bar has been removed 10 the north Of
he Hotel and four Billiard Tables edded for
the socommoca to. Of guests, and l. nov
open. A. PoDLECH & co.
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1 A NAAASkhAN W AAO 4hANho 1OW
Is STILL ABLE TO ENTERTAIN
THE PUBLIC.
DOVER, Feb. IL, 1881.
Editor Daily Gazette II think the
correspondent of the Republican
from this place is mistaken about
visitors not being able to find az
commodations-food and lsdging.-
1t is very true Col. Fountain cannot
accommodate as many as he did be
fore the fire. There are several
large and well conducted boarding
houses, such as Mrs. Deans, Mrs.
Prettyman's, Mrs. McMulliu's and
Capt. IL. Norris, besides several
private families that know will
lake transient boarders rather than
see any one who may desire to visit
Dover on business or pleasure suffer
Tor the comforts and conveniences
OF life. Col. Fountain has % sleep,
ing rooms left in the wing of the
Capital Hotel that escaped the raw
ages OF the ere, and furniture in
abundance to supply the rooms.-
lie has also under rent large build.
ing property Of Beniah Watson ESQ.
where many visitors ind "a pleasant
home. SO come on all that wish TO
especially the friends of the Bal
timore u Ohio Il, K. bill, YOU will
lind warm welcome and plenty of
good cheer. This huge monopoly
The T.. w. Il b. Il. II. Co., must be
met and suubbed and now is the
most opportune time to do it. Their
oppression OF our citizens cries aloud
for relief. You legislators of Della
ware can give it. 1t is a sacred
duty you owe your constituents to
do so. As for iLjuring the Demo
cratic party that's all humbug cry.
Those who use such nonsensical
talk know-and would laugh al your
gullibility if you are green enough
10 be deceived by them.
The Democratic voters Of Kent
and Sussex counties know what they
mad TO contend against last fall, and
how hard they had to fight to save
their little State from the rapacious |
NAV of this hydra headed monster.
We OF Kent know full well where |
the money came from that enabled
The Republ can partizans to buy up
poor voters at SO, S25 aud $50 a
head and almost as openly as
herdsman could buy or sell his
stock.
Members Of the legislature of
of Delaware | appeal to you as the
representatives OF all the people, to
snub this monied monopoly; release
your State from their strong grip;
give your citizens a remedy. Fair
play is all that is asked. To the
Democratic portion OF the Assem-,
ply l say by serving ali your citi-
zens well you will serve your party
best. A KENT VOTER.
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SEVEN TO TWO.

TIE d. W, BILL GOES THROUGH THE
SENATE WITH SURPRISING UNANI
MIRY-Irs CHAhcEs IN TIE HOUSE
5pecl to the Gazette
DoVEK, Feb. l0.-The railroad bill
passed The Senate this morning, by a
vote Of 7 TO 2. When the session opened
1t was not generally throughl that the
bill would be put upon its final passage.
aud consequently the lobby, at the lime.
was in its usual des,rted condition. and
the counsel of the Delaware Western h3l
we're the only visitors upon the floor,
But soon after action upon the bill
was commenced the news spread around.
The railroad bills up in the Senalen
was tie renal aud IN few minutes
he little lobby was crowded. Amopp
the audience were George V. Massey
counsel for the r., w. d B. r. X. Co
Fred Gerker, lessee OF the Kent Co. r.
r. VIM. Dean, a staunch friend OF the
oil, and others.
Senator Cooch called up the bill for
a third reading, and Senator McWhur.
ter at once moved that II be made a
special order f0l three O'Clock in tb. Al.
ternoon but the laLte.'s mo iln was Iost
d Senator Cooch's prevailed. Sgnat !
Co0ch then offered an amendment
quiring he bill TO pass to the north slde
OF Newark, which was adopted, after
which he proceed ded TO make a strong
argument in favor OF the bill. Mr.. NJ.
Whorter made no remarks upun the
question, but sent up aud Lad read W
The Clerk petition signed by mum
Der of his constituents of Red Lien And
ST. Georges hundreds, iavoriug The pass-
age of Lhe bill. Amid deathl ke siieues
the vote was tax ksn,and as ANNOUNCED bv
Clerk Downing was as follows:
Ayes-Messl 9. Bet $, Coaoway. Coorh.
Cooper, Horsey, MeWhorter aud SpeaEer
Rust.
Nays-Messrs. Harrington and PEN
neWill-2.
The news spread quickly. II reached
the street in an ihsta IT and travelled
rapidly around the sqlae. Nearly
everybody seemed delighted for tie ON.
pon4hts Of the bill are 50 few III number
that only a glowerIng face hero I'd
there showed man who did us, lketl,e
| news. Excitement also ran high. an,l
at one time personal encsntre between
rival advoea es Of the resp eLlve faction,
was narrowly avoided.
Senator McWhorter has been WARMLY
congratulated upon bis coulse in regard
To thi, measure. The OPPOSITION mad
strong appeals for his support, but, as il
tho case of Court House reno la, II,
gave heed to the wishes Of the psOpl.
aud voiced their sentiments, from hi
az in the Senate. No truer represen
ta.ise of III roG poputi even served til,
5 e. Senat n Cooper also acted in til,
most cornmendable manner, and hi
vote was the result OF careful drlibsfa
tim, and deep, thorough examiLa iol
Of the subject in all us bearings. III
other Affirmative Senators were "soli /
for the bill from he first, and the volc
of the people only strengthened thai
position. Like Ne. Castle, old Suisse
presented lid front in favor OF th
bill.
OF the opposition, Senator Harringt,
ha,Ib4en homes ly and consci eutlousl
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JOHN wANAMAKER,

To-day you can have your
choice out of more than a thousand
ladies' cloaks at a price SO low that
We shall keep till next fall all that
don't sell as now marked. Some
are at half-price, some more.
Shawls also are marked down
to the lowest point, including all the
India shawls we have. We would
rather not have any left; but shall
make no lower prices.
Dresses a few left; black silk
and various. The prices are final,
low enough,
Southeast corner OF the building.
To-dly you can have your
choice o ut of an unknown number
of girls coats, ulsters and dresses OF
all sizes, materials and styles at
prices below all reason, prices made
to clear the whole stock, final prices.
We don't want to keep them; but
shall have to, if not sold now.
30 ,th wesl cornar ~ rho hutIa,ng
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SENATOR BECK proposes to, spend
90 every time that it is necessary to
do so in order to prevent someb' dy
stealing 81 in pension claims. The
theory of this may be all right, but If
it is carried into practice according to
Commissioner Bentley, it will cost
the government $120, 100000. Con-
gress had better repeal the pension
arrsarage act and pass q measure with
some grains of common sense in it,
Baltimore Gazette.
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INGERsoLLIsM.-rh rheie is no mis-
taking the fact. Il is unfortunately
too true that Robert q. Inge soil,
through his eloqu-nce and skill IN
adapting his line of argumen, has
capitated the mind of many of he
you Ia of Wilmington. No gentleman
who listens 10 ihs nonsense about
free Speech" whi h is instantly be-
ing used among the admir- rs of Mr..
Ingersoll can doubt that his bad infiu-
ence has taken root here. Another
unfortunate matter is that political
aspect is sought to be gwen o the op.
portune and in fact almost nscessa '
notice which The Court has taken OF
Mr.. Ingersoll's lecture. Tue gentle
men upon the Bench are in some mea
sure the guardians of the moral.
of The people, and what has emanatc
from tho Court is only such senti-
ments as were supposed to be those o
all Chris ians of eve ry denomination
without any egard to politics what.
ever. While the judiciary of our 5 at,
make no special pretension to piet,
they are all gentlemen of high sta d
ing in the several ,hurch deuomina
tions to which hey be on and az,
Isgular attendants. The no ice O
Ingersoll was q well timed adm nj
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against the bill from the start, and sena.
tor Pennewill, after weeks of thought
aud examination, cast his vote in The
same direction.
The bill now goes TO the House,
where, un'ess all signs fail, II will be
passed with about proportionately the
same opposition that was inanIfes.
ted in the Senate. IL Is demanded by
the people OF the whole Stale, and must
become a law. 4.....B
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"OhI why should the spirit OF mortal
De proud y We give IL up-but when we
see a man driving pro I'd spirited"
team, we uuhesItatlngly remark hat
man uses NJ. b. Roberts Horse Powders
Is cents at all drug stores lanl5.lm
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NJ WEbCL. - Persons VINO yefe ar.s
IN the state ol Delaware luf M N
states ~ iliLar y sorvlG4II i,y nj
July, 1861. and paid comulaum
were Afterwards Hgaln dratlel IN N
were required 10 prucurc subgptE
enter Tue military servl.e under Tue
drafL, wlll fad II tothelradydnugs Id
IA unirate, either personally VI By n
with The undeTslgued, wEU has 6-ss
thorixesi BY the state L,.t Is.alufe lUe.I
from the Secretary of War, tie conml
ton money paid by such pcnon. \
Secretary OF War having bceu dfvasl
OF OF Congress 10 refund The cOnl
GU Do ID un Sucu cases, q, Il. B. UMI
Dover Dei.. July ". S,9.
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FoR SALH.

A SPLEN DID FARM In Somerset Co.
NJ ,ryiand, couturning 81 a &c es l1J acres
DI IL nlgbly improved, Gear farming Ia ad
tit balance IN woJdianI; suitable and
convenient frame DuIldl KS, nearIy new
and IA goou order. TINS IL "a fine lar Il Ior
gtowing EetNy crops oi gTa.Ior IruI,;
the soIl Is II rIch Clay loan underlaied
with yellow clay, no sand; there is "A liu3
young apple orchard Ia ian bearing. Ia
acres ol brandywine raspDrrrio IN Iuu
bearing; aud 2 acres OF g,,OscDer errIts aud
acres vi strawberries VIII be seJ ouL as
soon us the weather permits. Tins Ia IN
lies miles from Kin.sJ Stgtiuu. A.. =,
*. X. (Which Is continu alton 'I the
Delaware .iiroadj and RAPID and lil ect
communication with rhiladeipuIa. New
YORK and Boston, also IN le rom Sic IN.
soal Landing at Re4DbJlu, ON tue PC
moke river, and also conyeulenf Ia
churches, schools, fish aud oyhtern an
8 IN the yeal round. aud Is eXtraordiIii,ry
nealthy ynltuaLion; nue salt aIr. no incunt,
Drance ON ine property, a good, clear IL
t'e Wlll be BlveI Ior c,Ah, or patL casn
ana pdrt credit, or rart In WimlngIn,
or fniladelphit property; posse,slo nv
en- AT any Tune, and the stock and grow
Ing crops ON said farm. IL desired Wouil
be sold with the lam Fur iur,hrr ma,
mcuiars inquire OF the subscriber, al
townsend, De.aware
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
"""sehu' Jun -. 2taw3m.
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- Urrkk oN THE PEArA
III To every housckerp. r Nd
grower cultlyating IA sing il trteeI
chard, this vaiu able work ia ou.,i.I
directtohs for preserving health M
tlNenesh aud proiOngei life. sI
remedli against thBt fell dl,e,tJ
y eiiows. Book 81, ~ IN iii po,llsl
paid. Information gwen II de,lnli
Address, j. RUrTll
Jah1o-3tw. west Chester
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pIVERVIEW CEN ETERY COM
III Nf.-NOTICE.-AC the regular
meeting OF the Board ol I, u-Lees held Al
their nice, February ], 1881. II was
heSotoed, To advance the price of lots
IA Ihe Cemetery, between the front and
third cross avenues, 8 cents per square
lo1t, aud between the third anu fourth
crnSs avenues, 10 censt per square foot,
III . cha ge 10 take effect pril | 1881.
A Test ID. r. HAWKlNS. Secretary,
feD9- Wa s;apI. Oiiice, 40I Market 81,
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NoTICE.--Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
kestorer Is the marvel Of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free.--
Send to y31 Arch Street PHIL 1.lphia,
II H)-IX
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n Office no WATER RESIEn

OFFICE OF THE WATER pErAKT.
MENT, WILNINGT y, Dai8
DecemDrl, n
The tills for 1881 are now tes@
payable at the Registrars Office AZ
w, corner Of Sixth aud King s.roet
law requires that AL bills paid on
fore January 3lst, 1881, the face OF n
those paid during the month Of F,t1
5 per cent. additional. fhnsr pald'9
the month OF March 10 per cent
no "a, aud any amount remalDi4l
laid after April lsl, 1881, the kcglsi
required TO have the ferrn 6, wibH
and SUIT Instituted for the reCO'rry1 Il
amount due; aud the water viii A
let into such premises until such an
with assessments and ~ for draTllil
rules. are paid.
ONCE hours from Q a. m. 10 p. IN
WILLIAM j. MORROW, ltesisal
decl. cod Ian led feb cod.
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NOTICE.-The Mutual oan ASA,
IN Is now Issuing II new ,er,e' ,,oo ~
U per cent. allowed on deposi,
allowed on premium bld shrn ~
nhdo and when returned. G.g
evening on GEO. &. MARI
No. COL Shipiey street ras MI
Office hours--5 "A. m. t1IlJb
tnl0-lm.
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DUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

| The subscriber having rented his farm,
| where he now resides, situated ln Pen
chder hundred, New CASTLE county, one
| mile north II summit Bridse, directly
On tue road leading 10 Glasgow, VIII SCI
| ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY dth, 1881
At AtlOo'c.0ck, IA. ~, sharp,
| His entire personal property, to wilt =
light HEAD OF HoRs ss.
No. Lizzie Crow, eight years Old
dark cutstDuJ sOrret. very hands me
gentie dnd souu can trot IA minutes.
and no better driver IN the St tLe.
No, = BhIy, coming years old, iftee b
three very s'yi sh, perfectly sound, fosr-
less o: locomotive, exCelLtGL Style, and
very prom II rs "a driver,
No. Dexter i've years Old,
bright bay, s1Iendid TAN, with YN
oiack points, goo1 driver, houDd ~
aud gentle, fGu hfteen-tnfee. AA
No. KATE, sorreI mare, o yu rs O.d
sound and gentle. works Kind single or
double, ~ d excellent brood mare.
M. 5.-Bay more. Charlie, years o d,
sodnd. " Il brukeI. nue size and vii,
IA tke gsod driver.
No 6.-Biown mare. flora, 10 yea old
an exc lient wora mare aud goo
br, od mare.
No 7.-Llghtfoot, bay mare. % ye rs
old, VIII woIk where, sound. good
driver, perfectl sale for a lndy 20 drive.
No. s.-Brown ma e, ii years old, sound,
good WORK mare.
No. a-oNEP .IR OF MULES. $ years
old. large. closely IA atsd. perfect y sound
the state.
10 HEAD OF CATTLE,
Among which are 0 Grade
VSNCows, all excellent milkers; 4
sAQA two y'ar o d Heller, excellent
stovK, pair Twin HeieTs, ont year old
very hand some; | Caif eiEuL months
old; Ped'greed DuTh an Bul, Two years
Oh, quite large, and very handsome; IL
n0e ohoats, go III stock; Pedigreed Eoar
and row. Chester While, eight mouths
old. Sow heavy with pig, very handsome.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Two irou-ax!e Wagons, In good order;
Mill Wagons, | Orchard Wagoa, holdh
40 baskets; Twin HArruws. new Chilli
ed PIows, No. 20; 3 small Corn PIoWs. 4
cultivAturs. i largecylinder ro. Ter, 2 wheel
RACES one near new; buckeye NOV r,
champion self rake reaper, new; / corn
IN marker, CarnagJ's mar e; = Ho1Sler corr
drills, new, perfect mhcnlues; hicktord
81 At nnian gram driIl, win phosphate
attachment, nearly new; 1 Zimmerman
fruit evapora or, large furnace, suitable
Tor rendering lard: long ladder, 10 peaon
ladd RS laTge peach beds, with springs,
ca lrying 50 and ~ baskets; | Van Wlnk,e
fan, Pennock corn shelter. new; grind
slones, 2 iarge family carriages, l rocka-
way carriage. u SETS oil plow gears, sets
of wag bn harness, set cart Garness, new;
also, co lars, uridles, forks, spades
shovels, Loes, hedge knives, peach tree
lr1mInersI sleigh, grain cradles, hay
rlgslDgs, 1 cook stove lot Uf household
ANA kltcnen furniture, lot OF DAIRY iix-
tures, lot of porA, Dy the pound, aud
many other IhiGgs not meuLiOued that
are useful ON "A farm.
TERMS --Seven months credit, over t25.
w. 4. BIGGS,
). NJ. Enos. Auct. feb5-i.
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rHE WATTS rELEPHoNE.-Tne ,vor

fHE WATTS TELEPHONE.-Thew won
L dors Ofa simple Instrument that will
yet nakea IA noise III The world. BUSINESS
men WA lllng their offices connected wiLs
remote parts ca their works Will do well
TO call oh NJ. f.. Hayden, corner Sixth
and Ship'ey streets, who has the agency
for the state of Delaware, Where u line
ls now In operation for trial he refers for
WORK doue. References: Geo. W. Bush a
Son; Iha Harlan d HoillnKswoTth CO. :;
Jos. bancroft a sons; J. j. Gallagher q
Bros, . mi others hpcl -dirr,N
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llUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber intending to Quit farm
ing Will sell at Public sale At his reside .ce
ON the roaI from New Castle 10 Whining
ton, on
THURSDAY, Feb. II, 1881,
AT 10 o'clock IA. M,
The following:-6 head OF horses, 10 cows
and heilers. one bull. | Ger yS,p-r-~
manLown carriage, large u uek 4s{TH5xN
wagon. farm wagons, / cham. w.
pIon reaper, champion mow-a1zAlzs
er, large feed cutLer, double roler. 4
wheat and phosphate drill Il COZ n marx er
iarge circuiaT wood saw, feed boiler
hay rake, | set Of wagon harness 1 set
of single haruess, pi w gears, bfluIes
collars, harrows, cultivaIo a, ploW. OK
and hog chains, cow chains. hay forks
grain bags, cornshel er, grain Ian, single
and duuD.e Lrees, twenty-five acres GI
wheat IN the ground,
Conditions vi Saie-Eight months credit
viii be given On the epurcnasergivIng n Ito
Mlth approved eId0Fser interest added
sZJ and uLder cash.
kUdENE ROGERS.
l.. w. StidhaIn Il son. Auc.
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NoliCE.-Notlce is hereby \,
~ the annual meeting n,y gV8j
vine HUNDRED Assoc alibn ~s
r.overy OF Stolen Horses anl n VI
Ihleves VIII be he'd at Thr ho,tt hp,tt
yer III. Parry, on SATURDAY ",s Z
1881. at 2 O'clock y. m. Ths Asntl
earnestly requested ln be nra n'eaS,t
ness reltting to the Uui.ed Cn,nl
De brought up for consider Aim talI|
feb7.tm H. VI BARlOvl
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NOTICE.

Office.
~ OFFICE OF THE FAkhERs
MUTUAL FIKE iN- Co.,
OF THE STATE " III
JASuAHY Al, ID
The Treasurer Of the Cunpany IN
gives notice that nu and aiteg iedsl
1 1881, ne will pay ~ ca-h, n plHsa
titled 10 receive IL, AL ual inte tNkN
lo the credit OF mem ers ON The o1iEi
the company. on y lleits 'Hh v
lapsed. He will also pas ali amouHt
on scrip certlflc ttes, issued Ia l@,n
nave MOI been collected.
W. A. LAN0ITEI
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The daily gazette., 1881-02-11

tion to all and especially to the youth;
not one Of whom was expected to be
found defender OF blasph' my.