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GHEI,IEErS SALE.

CNHEIiIFF'5 SALE.
- by virtue OF writ of Levari FacI IS tn
to me directed will be exposed to public sale
at the
LAFAYETTE RoTEL. sil SuIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the city Of viii
mlngton. New Castle county. Delaware. on
sATU dDAY.
THE srhDAY OF JULY. 1876.
At2 o'clock. 7. NJ.
the following described Real Estite. viz
AL that Certain lot Of land situate in the
city OF Wilmington. af0resdi 1. bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the westerly side of Wash
ington street. between Eighth and Ninth
streets ut the distance of one hunored feet
SIX and half inches from the southeily side
of Ninth street. thence Westerly and paral-
lei to ninth street by a new line dividing
this frem other land Of john p. Springer on
the north one hundred and forty i've feet to
the easteTly side of W olaston street, thence
southerly ty the said side OF Wolaston street.
twenty-two feet TO a corner. thence easterly
parallel TO tae first ment oned line aRd Ninth
street through the centre of the party wall
betwenh this and the adjoining house of the
saId est rock, on the south one hundred
and fotty-iive feet 10 the atoresad side OF
ashinRton street and thence thereby
northerly twenty-five feet to the place OF be-
ginning be the contents the cot what they
may. Book u Vol. 9, Page l4l
Seized and taken III Eyecutionas tbe pro-
perty Of William 4. Westbrook. and Anna
y. We tbrOok, his wife and t. t.. and to be
sold ~
WILLIAM II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
ShcriG's Once, New Castle
June ~. 1876 je21ts
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u u
ID directed, will be exposed to Plbic sale.
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL S4l slilPLti ST..
kett by ten ,rtl y ia the city OF Wit
uIngtun. New Csstie county. Delaware. uh
sATUkDAI,
tbs h DAY OF JULY. 1876
At . o'clock, p. m.
the following described n nealEstate. viz:
All that certain plantation or tiact Of la d
situate in Brandywine hundred in New Cas-
,ie couLty. aforesaid sounded and described
as follows to wit;
beginning at "a stone on the west branch OF
Shelipot creek in line Of land now OF late
of George ID. CLARK. also a corner OF Jacob
Martins land thence with the said Martin 8
land north sixty-three and half degrees
east forty. eight perches to a stone In the
being o corner otJoseph 3. Derrickson,s land
thence with said creek and said Deri kson g
land north twenty three degrees west three
perches and five tenths to a maple stump.
thence with said Derickson,s land north
forty degrees east thirteen. and six tenths
perches to a sass ifrss tree thence continuing
the same course nineteen and eight tenths
perches to a corner stone in clark Wehsters
line thence with his line north sxty-six de-
grees west fifty and five tenths perches to
the u i Idle uf said east branch OF Shellpot
creex, being on John Mckennan's line now
OF Paul Began thence down said creek north
twenty two degrees east three ana seven
ttnths perches to stake. thence with a. d
Bogan's line north .ixty nine degrees " est
ninety two and four tenths perches crossing
the est branch OF bellpOt creek to stone
in line of land of the heirs o. Alexander
Nc Cau ley, deceased thence with sand Nc
Caul ey IS land the following courses to wit:
SCuth nineteen Iegrees east teNen. ;rches,
south seven and n half degrees east ,our and
me tenths &c chez, south thirty iour 1e-
Rrees east ten and four tsnths pei, hes south
eighteen and "a halt degrees east hve uerches
and ssven unths ola perch south one degree
east five tnd on. tenth ptrches, south niIe
teen and a half degrees east niue and eigLt
'tenths peaches south one degree, east three
lad seven tenths percbes 10 the middle Oi
ShellpCt creek south eight and II halt degrees
east seven and eight tenths ptrches touth
ni-eteen and hall dosree, west three and
one tenth perches, south twenty two dcrrct :
east four and two tenihs petchess uth seven
ty degrees east FIVE and eIREt.ten;hs perches
south twenty two degeees "a two and Ave
tent hs petches to stone Mt the easterly side
of SAID creek. being corner of sa ii George
ID. Clark,S lind and thence d wn the west
branch vi She lp u creek by the several cour-
srs there of about seventy one nerches TO said
Martins land aud place Of beginning, CON
tainIDg forty acfes and Ri leiy hive perches Of
land be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution rs the pro-
ptrty OF George +. Loebe ard Mary HIS wife
and I. |. and to be sold by
WIN. IL. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle.
June %. 1875. lune22-ts
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NOTICE,

All persons having claims against the Es.
tate OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested tu the Executor, on or
,fore May. lat. 1877. or abide the Act
Of Assembly in such case made and proyided.
JOSEPH WILKINS COOCH,
Addre's- -Cooch i Bridge Del je25odSw
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Geo. Gray, Esq, Of this State, is one
of the Comm ttee on Resolutions in the
st. Louis Convention.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue OF II writ o; Leviri IAcias, to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale,
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sil SHIPLEY ST.
kept by George w. o tlip. in the City of Will
mlngton' New Castle County. Delaware, or
SATURDAY,
TIE SrK DAY OF JULY. 1876.
AT O'Clock p.n..
The following described real estate. viz
All that certain lot of land. tbree-storied
brick dive ling house thereon. situate in the
said City of Wilmington. bounded and ii.
scribed as follows. to wit:
beginning at Il point on the westerly sile
OF Madison street between Seventh and
Ei4hth streets. at the distance of one hun
dret and eighty four feet and two Inches
from the northefly side of Seventh street.
thence westerly and Parallel TO the aforesaid
side OF Seventh street, ninety feet, to the
easterly side of twenty five feet wide street
called Thornton street. thence herewith
northeriy thirteen feet and eleven inches.
thence easterly and parallel to he frst IN en-
oped line ninety feet to the aforesaid sid Q
OF Madison street, thence Herewith B,u,h
erly thirteen feet and eleven inches TO the
place OF beg DnIng, be the contents thereof
W hat they may.
Seized and taken in execution as tb proper
ty. OF Edward ]. Dougherty and Mary, his
wife, and t. s wM tad f. f. SASbiSyN Hs sSls b SHERIFF
Va
Sherif',s Office. New Castle.
June 20, 1876. iuu22ts
C,HERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue of a writ of Venditioui Exponas
10 Inc directed. will be exposed 10 Publ c
Sale at the
LAFAYE YETrE HOTEL. S4l SHIPLEY ST
kept by George W. 0rtlip. in the city of Will.
mingtnn. New Castle county, Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE Sth DAY OF JULY, 1910.
At O'Clock. p. NJ,
The fol lowing described Real Estate viz:
Al that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land d
situated in the city of Wilmington, in New
Castle county, and State of Delaware. bound
ed and describ I'd as follows, to wit Begin
ning at a poit I on the NJ ortheasterly side OF
seventeenth Street ut the distance of two
hundred and and forty-n'ne feet southe ca at
eTly from the southeasterly side of Washing
ton street, thence northeasterly parallel vii
Washington street enc hundre and twenty
i've ieet to a corner, thence south easterly v
aud parallel with Seventeenth street twenty
nine ie t. more OF less. to line of Joseph
Iatnall's land, thence southwesterly by line
OF said JOSEPH Tatnall's land one hundre d
and twsnty, five feet more or less to the said
northeasterly side of Seventeenth street, and
thence thereby northwesterly thirty feet 10
the place of beginning, be the contents th re-
of wnat they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the Dro-
perty OF william II, Krsul and Christina his
wife. and to be sold by
VIM Ii. LAMBsoN. Sheriff.
SherIt's Office. New Castle.
June 20. 1910. e2lt,.
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CT. JOHNS HOTEL.

CT. JOHNS HOTEL,
NO. 4ob MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON DEL,
MES s. McLANAN
Pre- lieloi
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REGISTER'S ORDERS
Reg1sver's s Order.
REGIsTlR's 0FPIcK,

New Castle County June 10 h. 1876.
Upon the application of Patrick sullivan
Administrator Of Hannah Sammons, late OF
New Castle County. deceased; II is or
dered and directed by the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid give notice of the
granting of Letters of Administration upon
granting thereof. by causing advertisements is to
be post ed 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 Es-
tate to present the same, or abide by TN
Act Of Assembly in such ease made and pro-
vided. And alsOcause the same to be insert
ed within the same period In the Will
mlngton Gazette, newspaper published ip
WILMINGTON. and to be continued therein
three weeks. tE. ODD
-, Given under the hand and Seal of
t~-) New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
sc. BIGuS, Register.
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e IERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF a wri. Of Levari FacIss TO
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL Sal sHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W. ortlip, in the citv of W.T.
mlngton New Castle county, Delaware on
SATURDAY.
THE sth DAY OF JULY. 1876.
at o'clock p. III.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land and Dwelling
house thereon, situate in the City of " lining
ton, aforesaid. bounded and described as fol-
lows to Wit: Beginning on the line of tho
westerly side Of Searles street at the distance
Ot forty three feet more or less from the cor
ner formed by the intersection Of the line of
the northerly side of Second street with the
line Of the westerly eide vf Searles street, and
at the centre of the wall dividing the House
on this lot from the house on the lot adj jUin-
ing on the south. thence westerly parallel to
second street and passing through the centre
OF said division wall seyanty-one feet more or
less to the eastery side of three feet wide
al. ey. leading into Second street, thence nor
therly along sad side of said alley twelve
feet more or less o corr er. thence easter
~ parallel TO- Second st, and passing through
the centre fthe wall dividing the house on
this lot from the house on the lot adjoining
on the north, seventy two feet to the west
crly side OF Searles street a d thence souther-
~ along said side of searles street, twelve
teet more or less, to the place of beginL ing
be the contents thereof what thoy may with
the free use and privilege OF the said three
leet wide alley In Imin IN with others entitl-
ed thereto forever.
seized and taken in execution as the ro-
perty OF SteDben Z. Gibbs and Margaret Il.
his wife, and t. t.. and t1 be sold by
WM. II LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
'H'''A JS"cs S"'s' g fsS isSs CASTLE ! jane43,,.
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NOTICE

Allperson having claims against the Es-
tate ofthe deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Administrator on or before
June II. 1877. or abide the Act Of Assem-
bly, IN such case made and provided.
his
PATRICK n SULLIVAN,
mark.
Administrator.
WitLels. j M Housman
Address-Cooch's Bridge. Del. je27eod3w
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SHEklfF'S sALE.

ny NllNuN va "a VIII VI hTl ThGlhs u lDb
directed, Wi ne exposed TO Public caie.
at the
LAFAYETTE LOrEL Sal SlIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W, 0rtlip. in the City of Will
inington. New Castle county, ID l.. on
SATURDAY,
THE Sth DAY OF JULY, 1876.
at o'clock. p. IN,
The following describe real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land stu
ated in the City of Wilmington, atoresa d,
bonded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning for the same at corner formed
by the intersection of the southerly side OF
Tenth street with the easteriy side OF Iatnall
street, running thence southerly on the east.
erly side of Tatnall street one hundred and
ten feet to a stake, thence easterly parallel
with Tenth street sixty feet TO corner stake,
thence northerly parallel with Tatnall street
twenty feet to a corner stake, thence west
erly parallel with Tenth street twenty feet o
smother corner stake, thence northerly par
ailel with Tatnall street ninety feet 70 the
southerly side of Tenth street. and thence
along said side of said street forty feet to the
place Of beginning. be the contents there
# hat they may.
Seized and taken 10 execution as the % ro-
perty OF Joseph Turner, priscilla j. Turner
Execuuix OF joseph Tuner; deceased Mort
gor, and the said Priscilla j. Turner, sur
WING Nortgagnr,l and to be sol by
VIM. ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff,
Sherif's Office. New Castle.
June ~. 1876 ] jun22ts
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WILMINGTON, DEL. JUNE rs. 1879
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SFfERIFk'S S4LES.
.II-.tsIFF'S SALT.

ny virtue of writ of Levari ia cias to me
- directed, will be EXPOSED to Pdbiic sale.
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL SIl SliiPLkY ST..
keit by ten -, ri y ia the city OF VIII
mIngtun. New Castle county, Delaware. Oh
, 1876-02-06

London Lancet.
Ebers, the German arrhnologist, has made an
interesting discovery Of what is said to be por-
ton Of one Of the lost Hermetic books OF medi-
cine. Hitherto all attempts to trace the origin
Of the reputed Hermetic writings have failed,
and it has been assumed that tho great
= ''Hermes' was NEUROLOGICAL parsonage, invented
by the earlier alchemlsts to credit the acquired
knowledge with the authority Of antiquity. The
manuscript, when thoroughly deciphered, NAV
throw some light on this doubtful point but'
even If it fails to do 40, tho fact that a
fragment OF the lost Learning Of the
Egyptians has been recovered is . matter OF
ecentlflo interest. The manuscript WAS discoy-
cred among the bones of q mummy some years
ago by an Arab, and on his death it vas offered
to Df: Ebess, who eventually purchased it at q
considerable price. It consists of single shoot
OF papETus, about 60 feet in length, and tho
characters are in red and black ink. Judging
from the characters, the date OF tbs mauuscr;pt
may be placed about 1900 B. G., making it 8. .3G0
years old; and, it written in the earlier part Of
this century. it would have been contemperane-
GUS with the period OF Noses residence at rhe
Court OF Pharaoh. Only portion Of the docu-
ment has at present been translated by Eberg.
including Some OF the headings OF the yarious
chapters, such as 1.-The secret book Of tho
physcians" 1.-The science OF the beating
OF the heart" 1.-THE knowledge Of tbs
heart as taught by the prlest-phyeiciau
Sebsecht, =" medicines for alternating accumuln-
tion OF urine and Of the abdomen There is
every reason to suppose that the Egyptians A.
tanned q high degree Of knowledge 1T q very
early period OF their history. AZ Boe1haaye aptlT
remarks, thu faet that Moses knew hon 70 reduce
, 1876-02-06

gold to powder. 80 as to render it raiso;b,....
water, and BY this means potable, Shows :. %l:a
acquired a knowledge Of chemistry on1r ~ y had
ATTAINED by the highest naassers il tbs -. 10 %
decd. Egypt seems to haye been the b;rt6o,..ao.. -.
0sir( in the sacred language Of In MAS -.
country was called Chen.ta. which nesn, sss u. d
cordlng to Bochart, hidden or secret knoTleaas k ~
At the present day it is still Ii,ieoee, caIia',
believe, BY tho Copts tho land T Of "
Lintas has suggested that a k1owtedanse neal U:
this art Was introduced into Eu1ope hv se .hss ot
gon.uts, Who sailed to Colchis to car5v M ~, A. y
Golden Fleece. Tho Colchians, acco71;nr. Il, .aa y
Herodotus, were an Egyptian colooy ana u
d. suppoaes the Golden Fleece to hsra aua b.t Ll
book written Oh sheepskin teaching the nss5a; sda
Of making gold By the chsmica1 art. Tbs Tb'aSo a..oa
Of the Argonautic expedition was ascor1;na easa Y
most chronosraphers, 1850 B. c., Or 800 Ts.aa o
later than the supposed date Of Eberss nsss 3ssa
script. It's to be hoped that future rese.-sss
may bring to light further evidence Of ,f'ta .ss
scientific hietory Of the past, and 90 eaabl. W u
to estimate the degree Of civilization and ssaa y
tifc attainment reached BY the early raee. sa, =.
mankind.
, 1876-02-06
uNFETTERE0.
.sE>t

You b.de It Goodbye in that kidess of aten;
Penn'd farewell that you said was your ass'
Hoped that the uuwTitten years Of the future
Might prove Tor us both moro fair than TIC pats
Loves tender fetters have proved but q burden
Each uttered promise wunan's frau vow:
The freedom thine, the false hear: cheraheos
Without one regret return to thee now
Be guy il thou can'st, and forget the sweet story
Whisper1ugly told in tho tays that are down:
Hearts such as thine ara unworthy reprosa!
And wezo better indeed to tie un1oved and loae.
"Good-bye!" answer the farewell you pam m5
Careless1y, codfy: indifference for all
Chs the fond warmth Of the spirit that loved snes'
And tween us forever adail liuger the pail.
The future is left rae-unshadow'd. unsorrowd:
The past md it's p1easu1es-God knows they wa
few.
1leave, with the mem fes that cluster about them.
To the woman Whose heart knows not ho~ 10 q
true!
CHICAGO, Feb. 4. OwEE II. WILSON, W.
, 1876-02-06
h1USIC.
Al HOME.
THE Won BuLow CONCERTS.


The great-and indeed the only-eveat of the
week from the musca! point of view has been
the series Of concerts given by Dr.. Won Bulow.
It is to bo regretted that they have not been
attended by laEger number Of people, but the
great pianist in this respect has had many emf
uenr predecessors who had the Same experience,
among them, Thomas, Parepa. Rnbinatein, and
others. From here he goes to Cincinnati and
ST. Louis, and thence 20 Now Orleans. His aea-
son in the latter city will be somewhat expert
mental, ns it remains to be seen how the French
population Of that city, who compreo the prin-
cipal patrons Of music, vii! take to the German
pianist. He will tempt them with difreren.
range OF programmes, and As Gottschalk, their
prime favoritc, will figure largely upon them, it
is net improbable that be vii. overcome their
pzejudices and carry them by storm. It is now
probable that he will make second season here
IN Asy, Ut which time these Hho hare not heard
, 1876-02-06
Tho :NEcnZ7 ut the E0os
p1s3r @,tr, H. s3s.,nAp

- FHUGd41ph1I I3WE3.
Tho following table OF contents OF tho mar
ket basket " Of the Geological Garden during tha
past year is interesting, ~ it shows how the AM
mails live. Tho menu meets a1l tastes: Fresh
corn, GO bushels cracked corn. $500 pounds :;
hay, 205,s00 pounds; straw, 25.o50 pounds
bread, $500 loaves; bran, 10600 pounds; sweet
potatoes. 156 bushels white potatoes, 16s bush
els carrots, 78 bushels ships biscuit, q baI,
rels; milk, 1856 quarts condensed milk, 3is
cabbage, Gl barrels fish. q, 900 pounds: sails
(rock), 260 pounds; canary seed, 25 bushels !;
hemp seed, 6 bushels m,llet, $ bushels buck
wheat. bushels; wheat, 3 bushels !; shellos1ks'
~ bushels black walnuts. So bushels brown
sugar, 200 pounds onions, Bushels; peaches,
7]5 crates green corn, 10 barrels meal vorms.
10000; rabbits. Guinea pigs, Es.eI uiee, snd
frogs, I'd lhitgY
, 1876-02-06

cbopiu. and Miss Kate Davis, Hummel,s con. 90.
certo. Mr. Won Bulow spoke IN tug a th has9sSs Ga
terms Of the psy9g sn oa tse hmye Is ve
pleased and glad to have come
TURNER HALL.
The rrincipal features of the Turner Hail pro
pranme for this afternoon. are the overture 70
:. Martha !" finale to "Ernani." fantastic on
thames from the frat act Of :" LohengrlD:, anu
potpourri Of themes from t. Fra DlaTolo.
, 1876-02-06

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"M. l. r." Cambridge, Mass.-seo Aus"er to ID. D.
t." below.
~. L. Milf you will furnish the nanae OF tx
author the problem shall appear.
"G. S, PIN the problem you send there appears
10 be second solution, commencing with Qto hs7.
aE. A.n-The answer to Q to in Rrob1om No.
IN tx to IS; If then White 2. B to 8, Dlock al
toQ4.
a412 West Monroe street."-Tour solntions arrived
TIM ate to appear last week. You arc wrong In regard
TO No 10, as you will observe.
~. ], Y.n and others.-ln Problem No. 10 the an
swer to 20 to is B to RI ..
uE. B.rYour solution to Problem No. . Is tncor-
,ert hacause you overlook the Black r ut SO. Tbs
kew to Problem No. Ia to E Kt {not y. and waa
10 published.
Henschel G. E. Fuller, G. s. Powell, ". Wi11rd, WILL
n Nonroe. "A. ]. McD.," "W. H. b."
Additional correct solutions to Problem No. haya
bean Taoeyed from "412 West Monroe street, 2l5
South Morgan street,
, 1876-02-06

SOD, the richness OF the programmes IN tue
music Of the great composers is one OF the most
remarkable. Although we have not had an op-
portunity to hear him in his great field OF con-
certos with orchestra, ho has given US a most
tempting array Of music, OF Bach's composi,,
tious, ne have had the !" Chromatc Fantasie and
Fugue." the ''Gayotte in minor" the "ltallan 2,
Concerto" and "Sarnbande ana iaasoR1ea.
OF Beethoven, the ''Sousta Pathetique," the
.'sonata { Les Ad;eux, lAbsence 81 10 lte-
tour y" tho ''Sonata Appasaionata," the
"Sonata op. 81, No. g." and tho 80 sharp
minor" the ''Andante and variations. op: "
and the three :. .Bagatelles," from op. il6. or
s'Menuet and Gigue." or Handel. . "cha-
come" OF Giuck tho "Gavo1to." from
the Ballet Of *'Don Juan" or Haydn;
shs "Rondo G'oioso in .aa . cunna major; H.,
| IS, No. l." and four "songs Without Words"
| OF Schumanu two "Romances from op %,
and the ''Noyeletto from oP. a.. or schu-
bert, the "Impromptu op. %. No. : the "Aye
Maria, " and ..Va'ee Caprice" os Chopn' tne
| .!poIsh Song, tho "Yerceuse,'' the ~ false
D1illante," op A. the 'Polopaise Brillante," op.
3d. the ''Taranteile" 49, balisde; op. r. %,
Spanish Rhapsody" the Hungarian No. Il,
the "GondoIera Nspol,," The Lake" and
| AT the Brook" Of Wagner, the .Sp'nnIas
| Song" from the ''Flyng Duechman, and the
march from ''Tannhauser." OF Rat' the IRE
! Jude and Fugue " from op. Y, aud OF Huolo-
stein. the, Prelude and Fugoe from op. 81,
| the '.Barcarole No. in e major" and the
"G1ande Valse " in A Hat These numbers glvo
us the representative composers, from Bach to
! Rubnstein, and all musical people Will long re-
member them With pleasure.
| We have given such detailed notices from day
| to day of the performance Of these numbers and
| of our estimate OF Won Bulow as vlrtuoso. snat
it is unnecessary to go over the grouno agai!n1. 70
| His visit here has been memorable one IN it,
SELF, aud is ono OF the mile.stones IN our music
al progress. It has been specially gratifying to
musicians and musical students, and has gwen
| them ample material to studv upon IN tue lnture;
| In this respec: Vpn Dulow has been a musical
educator, but, beyond this, his concerts have
been q pleasure to all lovers OF music.
! pL5NoCru CHURCH CHOIR CONCERT.
The first OF a series Of concerts by the Plym-
| outh CONGREGATIONAL Church Choir will be given
at ths church Tomorrow eyening, With the fol-
lowing programme:
l. organ-vazistions and fugo Scotch air. .Flagler
4 -Nr. /. 7. FiaJteT.
Nsss5s; i Ha<: AZ 3.l<a, p1'laos, and smith. un,,.
7'r N1s ssa, ss;!sss s, T<st Salt; and Cray "0e
L. Duet aal Regyentio" from Troyatore" Verdi
/ Hiss Foreman ut'd Ar. Smith.
| S. Organ-Fantasia on themes from the - HUI
Mr: T. 7. ftGgIer. ,,
g. Bass 6o1oa 1nfelicc" i" from Ernaoi. Verdi
| Nr. Thornton Grey.
IL Du' Mrs. Seymour ani lis: f51es;aan.
l. ore.n-overtuze to Wtilisn Tell .Rosstni
Ar. l. r. Ftao'e'.
A~S nsss1s aa't; i;;aso, iir;, a.d SniA
t. oopi'n' 'o~ bird Of Love" "........ Leunaeas
itfrs. Z. O. Seymour
4.flukttette-Couic. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
, 1876-02-06
NOTES.

NOTES.
The St. Louis Chess Club would like to back Mr.
Judd agaira: M1 Mason, the latter will play in ST.
Louis
aleszrs Bird and Mckenzie are at present in Phila-
elpha, and ills proieble arrangements will be per-
fectcd during their stay for the holding Of the Cen
teunia1 Chess Congress-
The challenge Of Mr.. Dimock, Offering to match 31r.
James Mason against any pl1ye- IN the country. has
been accepted bJ Capt Mckenzie. and the match has
been arranged to commence the 18th inst for 500
! 6t1e.
CHESS IN 1SEW T0RK.
An interesting game, played at the Cafe Internation
nj between Messrs. Bird, Delrnar, md Ware versus
Mckenzie, Barnett, and Richardson.