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St,snoolt5 uyo au.tJi)h
DE>NsYLyANiA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK Drsbrosses ami Cortland
Streets Ferries. as tOl oWs;
Exnrosr Harrisburg Pttshurghthe West and SOUTH
with Pullman PAacs car, attached, $50 A. NJ 9 aud
$50 +. ~. SUNDAY 0 AMI S;3D 4. ~.
For wiiiiam,port and Locs Haven A. 23o A. W. ana
$50 +. ~. R0r Cory and krie $50 r. NJ connecting
at CORY for TitasVllle. Petroleum Centre, and The
on liegi ins.
For baltimore, Washington, and the South. Limited
Washington Express " OF Pullman PArlOr cars daily.
except sunday, $50 a. NJ; arrive tshinst)n 4:lo
y Nj
3A,4ln s. O. 7, 3d. ~. NJ. au ~ night. Snnliy ..
Q, :, $50 and9 r. NJ. EmisranI and second clasa,
For trans TO Newark. Elsabctn Railway. Princeton,
Ir niou, fettl Amh y, 4 tnlia ;tuu, iev der ant
other points sec local schclues ~ nl tic<ct orces
TrntHs arrive; From PiftsDurgn, 900 and lOj1 A ".
aud gsO f.. NJ dairy 1o1i A. ~ AMI 40 T. VI. dAlI.
except Monday. From Wlshtngton and Biitinpre,
o'20 a. VI. iu5. 5l5, and lO;27 r. VI. sunday G 20
llsi a. NJ, 30, il3; n. Gln. o. a., ~, 10 y
T. ". snuda, 5ln, 60, $50, lI:ji A. NJ, 40, 800.
asa l1..i T.. VI.
AMI tD0t OF DrthrIssfs aud turiandi NrrtHi lourt
street. BruukYu IA ne tui IFS lndsl IN street, uo-
uoken. kmisrAut ticket cifcr, b,iter, place.;
y. ". BOiD JR,
General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON
Grfrrl Manager
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atmarNs.
gost mn touno.

OST-Nank hook Ss.e33 of the Fnierant Industrial
WINS bank. Tue Under Will leave 1t al the bank,
NJ. 81 CnamOcrs 81.
STOIEN or strayed on the An INST. from 239 East
= A3I st. black and tan dog tar- not cut answers
t. the name Of JACK aAuable reward Will be paid
return 20 the above number
o. REWARD Tor any nrr.on bringing ne dog
sOD win collar. j. g. MULLER, l2S CErysue st.,
NeS York,
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gusintss 6hlatts.


BAKERY for sale CHEAP. doing q good summer
ID bl,i.-ss. Address u. :. CHAPMAN, Nlleron. ny.
EIGhR STORE Tor sac cheap Tor cash. CAL at
Y l,Sll Newark av., jersey Guy.
4 presses, ~ .ndrr c-s, small Jlh pr'Nses.l ny.
dr,uc p-'ss large assortment Of .ypc &c, Sc In.
qlirt i3 Centre 81.
G'OE SAIL, Tor less than hnif its ylue-A small
4 hot vita gstauran tar, 0nn lodging rooms must
ne sold owner obiscl 10 ~ South Apply at lle
Ncst .0ih Il.
I'OR SALE caeap. the Old nsh anu oyster masSet.
- C-tnlut -.
FINO vince wrights ar others. Somethns new, giving
Il acart wheel ohchat more additional power.
prrs4u wanted % Cullir, win $50 go niN ance 10
sure pa}ing urncss. Ad ress JOSEPH RfLLAED, 20
lfansturt st., near Rose.
NVANrED- An carrscuc plrtncr. with 5000. to rs.
w si,t IN manuac urng the nc,t boot biacking now
In nlarsct Address j. r. H.. T.. o. nox 32Si.
81 O0-MAL~TtR WANTLp.-A praeli.
"a uali house, $4,000 ~ CAPITA. rcgur q; an equh
amount Of cash c1pita VIII be- lnYesedi lncatun ne
nest u the - We. Address A. q. box 40, a. SaUctts
llarlor. New Nork
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rVo>y PASTORS NEW THEATRE.

%
MATINEE To-day ami every evening the Grand Pa.
TODAY. risian ballet Troupe, BETTE Re nmcl -hurs,
MAilNlL Sat {. Guniwin, Harris anu Carroll, Gus.
TODAY. william Empire thNlreu. Eruest R,ne,
NAllNEL lul tnc Great stars OF Vaudeville upd oy
TODAY. city AttrlptinNr
MATINEE MATINEE TODAY
TO- Al. GREAT BILL TONIGHT
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w I'rurrIafnr and ,kla ger Sir. LESTER WAtfACK
fNfni EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
vi be piesl uttd MI niousl'lls Romantic drama Of
JOIN GARTH.
WITH
CHARMING AND APPROPRIATE MUSIC.
NEW SDlNlll ASD Al polN1MENrS,
MI LESTER WALLACE 80. as. JOUN GARTH
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dlusltaI snslrumtnts.

4 GREAT OFFER.-We viii. during this month
N dispose Of 100 pIANOS anl Olti Ans Of rrstcsa
mlhcr, including WAlkiis' At lower prices than esd
before lfcT a. Monthly ustamruts received runullz
from II To 81 months. New AMI secondhand insffI
ments to let at extremely lowprices Wlrrrulms. iN
I1AHt.AINS. Sevono,ttyo pianos 500 and AIS
ID cash rent q 7 ociN piano. perfect as ucN 400;
organs, fiOi uriO4Cons, so.
GORDON & son. i3East IAN 81
1 fSS than 500, Chic~erns rosewood plaulfure
AInoderu improvements perfect order rs Elsl
Thirds s..
DIANOFORTES, s. to $50 monthly uu''l pi,dI
Il Naituus ultNrrs.
BlDpLh, - wayerl place, near Bropissy-
~ OCTAVE pianos, manut,cturcr. prices tl5o
I upwards installmeuts ias,rt rent So; -
CABLES. 1uf Nest PIT 81.
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ElnAnilli.
Esal esl,i,.
JyOR EXCHANGE,

Agil Gstitl.
JHOR EXCHANGE,
For stock OF dry goocs groceries. hardware. my
fire brick resi- cnCc containing eleven 70 ms, with
~ nslrd roof water in house, onc.lud.a-hnf acre
yarI full OF al kinis u frIr. ont buildings, @rs
house hutit ia sruni,ri so lbi acres Nhc prtiic
land, some improvements; AL situate ON the Hannibal
amt 81 s"n l road. IA one ut tht elirst towns In
N0rthrfH Missouri. ola ctufcAci, me sci OOls, title
perfect. Address
J. j. COOLEY.
BiooSh'ld, Mo.
ITOI'-I, slt0l. VALLEY str'lut 10 miles, folfhtrn
krlfu q, J.. l.; rooms near depot. BOX 5000
NN.r.o q.
ON ACRES. miles from Sow iorS. Tor sale-or
sDV % i"t until ~ 'utlole for glrdeaer, mllNuen
o. pastartsc. lj9 BJwtry.
ehI-S WILi.BIN Go acre.. or one square N IL
= lO OF Texas lands, " : Ne lite WITHIN 90
u the caplnl; offered for above Price to close
sle. GEO. ". hUNr Real Esate ana Land once
No. III Broadway, room 3.
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DOST OFpICE NOTICE.
Aors,s, dItrlI9e5, 6t.

4 / OFFER, on account ~ my husll. ts -
M hor,rs suitable Tor auy hu-iurf' inf 40 81" 10
No. 81 AmliJ st tween lhumpsuu a'.t rN..N -.
BIATk Canadian clunky uo.,l..,4,.Is. h'o
"A pony ouiit horses 90, g., - l"4 A"' So
saloon.
NOR SALE Horses and truc,s GuIso'i ".'l oi 'u'
Il work, Appy AZ 20 1uu.hs'.
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THAt;l.E rliENTHE, Broadway am 3}l a..
EJNr.ID~l HAisI ...~ 10 Nfoarintor ana Manager.
Entire c.lnre ut ON for tir week commcnclg tcu. T.
Y Request i1r ~ week olly the lalghablc burtsque
or MAS SHE LED A@iRAY.
MIR. G.. X. oitce,ue, NJ q. H. aCioruott, Mr.. John
VI 40 fhrir otls.all cllrlct"rs.
TIE Free and EN- ftrN rlffQlnY
MNTlNfE> MtDN ESDAl ANu -AIJt.1 ~.
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E)kOOlIITN THEATRE.
ID SHOOK & PALMER ........ lessees and Managers.
FOR TINS WEEK ONLY,
tlr Ci rirlng actress
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON


VIII Il Tx Mt IL y u r tth hN Lecture course
\ Fen. II Youug Apollo cub, vita Adoph SOhsl
ard L. Burbank music and rc dinss, Zen. ~; Il;
Do orioVa; Courtshin and Marriage. Fen. - Dr
y. H. Chapin; "Iohn Hsmpden or, The fiogrr-s o
4 2ilar Liberty" Mach (; nr. =. Jay Nnlers: liu
II.ts % a." lit aud Iftseuf March % en- T. DO
cr's, Jri Dramatic Etllny. WIN music. Arm l.
GrtNd concert ~ vocal AMI inttru1 nta' music. \
lfh-ur organ concert Wal rrrc u" each entertain
meat Received sat tirtrts fog cntir course 800
siuee reserved seats 80 cfffe admission. %
cents FIR sic % roLI music stor. o. bu0u sq lare
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PGce Walnut street.

Ono OF the last acts Of the Republi-
cans in the Council year ago was to Or
der the micademizing of French street.
No objection was made I'd this by their
partizans. and it was continued to 10th
street. 1t put money in the pockets of
Republicans, and was to enable them to
give work to negroes and others. Had
Walnut street been then paved or mi
cademized it would have shown more
judgment. French street has long
high grade from Fifth to Eighth, and
for this reason is not prefeIred for haul
ing. There is also grade starting from
Sixteenth street rising to Eighth; but it
is more gentle. Walnut street is level
street, and the hauling from the r. r.
depot and frcm other pla ices is done on
it as far as Ninth, and to this point the
Democrats desired to pave it. But the
Republicans defeated Mr.. Paynters g
amendment for this purpose and thus
caused the adoption of the report to
pave the whole Of it. We presume that
there will not be time to pave further
than to Ninth or Tenth street this fall.
The street ought to be paved, and it will
not cost much to do it with cobble stones.
1t will add three times it's cost to the
value of the property and its desirable
ness for residences-increasing rents at
least Is per cent. better. 1t has been
stunned by the better class of tenants,
because OF the filthy mud in winter and
the dust and dirt in summer.
There are parties opposing the work
now because they hope to make money
out OF the Job next year il the Repubi-
cans should carry the Council; then
tney might influence the micademizing
OF IL sell the stone to the city and secure
work for favorite negroes TO the exclu.
sion of white men.
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A NEW CRUSADE.

A reent telegram from Europe blings
the intelligence that twenty thousand
Mohammedans, ,belongingto the tribes
near Mecca, and. generally called
Zubecks, are ON their way to the
rescure of the Commander Of the
Faithful This information gives a
newer and graver aspect to the war
just begun on the banks of the Danube:
it is very likely to become war OF
races and religion. From the begin
ming of hostilities between Servia and
Montenegro on the one side, and Tur-
key on the other, it was evident 10
every intelligent observer that Russia
and Austria. and possibly Germany,
would soon be involved in the conflict,
the conquest of Constantinople by the
former of those powers, and the trans
formation of the Servian into a
Danubian empire. being geographi
cal and political fatality. But few if
any suspected that the Nineteenth
Century would witness repetition of
the holy wars which Redeemed the
Middle Ages, under the name of the
Ciusades. But the probability of such
a contingency is growing every day,
and it may be tomorrow an accom-
plished fact. The responsibility for this
will rest entirely with Russia; for it is
she and she alone, who, in the name of
the Most Holy Greek Orthodoxy, of
which the Ozar is supreme pontiff,
transforms the present struggle into
religious contests, from the purely poll
tical one that it was and ought to have
remained.
If it were not SO. how could we ac>
count for the participation in the
struggle of Montenegro, an indepen>
dent principality, which has nothing
whatever in common with the Turks.
or the threatening attitude of Greece?
An implscable hatred of the Crescent,
carefully stimulated byRussia, amongst
the followers of the Byzantine Church
is the only plausible reason why these
two independent countries Join Herze-
govina and Servia. AS a natural re-
bound of this foolish policy, the Mus
sulmsns of Asia and Africa, as we'll as
of European Turkey, perceiving that
the war just begun is fast becoming a
religious contest between the Cross
and the Crescent, are preparing for ac-
ton against their traditional foes.-
Even in Persia, in spite of the long
persistent enmity between the Mussul-
man sect of Aali (the Persians). and
that of Omar (the Turks, general
shudder of indignation is spreading
amongst all classes of the population;
and it is creditably rumored that
Nasr-Ed'Dirs Shah will direct an
army to help the Sultan of Turkey, as
soon as Russia takes the open field
against that country.
In short, general uprising of the
Mussulman against the Christian may
be anticipated. Like our present In
dian war, but on thousand times
larger scale, it will be be wal. of ex.
termination, merciless and pitiless on
both sides, and streams of blood Will
flow from the Danube to the Euphrates
All this might have been spared had
the "Sick Man" been allowed to die
his natural death The progress of
civilization without interfering with
the religious creed of the Turks, would
in short time, have led to their dis
appearance from Europe as political
pOWer
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1~"ttS rue FecDte- BTGsea Ell;
GOs.ferD Of the Senate.

The Senate of the United States is
now controlled by a majority of the
most brazen-faced and sh Ameless politi-
cal tricksters' Who cor Id have sup
posed That these bad IN en- who have
made so much off of the Door laborers
OF the country, and gfow1 so rich from
the high salaries enjoyed 10 long would
oare TO snow the brazen efIontery to op-
pose the reduction Of tine government
expenses. The Democratic House which
has just been elected by t be people with
an especial view to a reduction Of ey.
penditures and lessening taxation is NOT
permitted TO do this by the Senate
which threatens al manner of factions
opposition. That body of plunderers
lost to all feelings Of patriotism, would
fasten themselves upon the people for life
If they could. But what is more strange
is that they should have any supporter.
outside Of the Office holders.
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GHERIFF'S SALF.-by Wit ue OF a writ
~ AIS, Ltyarla Facias 10 me directed. will be
exposed u Public Sale at the Hotel OF VIM L.
Hollis, at townsend. in Appoquinimnk hun
dred, IN New Castle county. Delaware on
TUESDAY.
THE sth DAY OF AUGUST. A. D. 1876.
AT O'Clock, p M.
The following described Real Estate. VIZ.
All thatcertain farm or tract of land situate
in BlackbLrd Hundred. formerly a part Of
AppOquinimink Hundred) New Castle Conn.
ty. and State Of Delaware. bounded and de-
seribed asiollows to wit Beginning at stone
in the line OF land Of Jonathan Brown, thet ce
With the same and with the land of Ebenezar
CLOAK nor h sixty two degrees and ffty-tive
MINUTES east one hundred and FIVE perches and
I'VE tenths crossing the main prong of Morris
Branch tq the middle OF the new road lead
ing IRON smyrna Landing to the old Thor
onghlare Neck KoSd, supposed to be in the
hne Oi land Cf Gideon kOthweIl, thence in
part with said Rothwell's and crossing III be
main stream OF said Morris Branch south
twenty eight degrees and quarter e, 81 two
nnnqred IND twenty one perches and eigh:
,entns TO corner on the east eide Of the said
landing road in the line of the land of Noble
!, JermaD, being also corner for land of
Robert Patterson. Esq, thence by said Pat
terson lard south seventy seven degrees and
nall. west one hundred and twenty three
perches 70 n stone on an old bank, being
| corner also ior Robert Patterson. ESQ. thence
with the land of the heirs of ID avid Eennedv
deceased, and in part with said Jonathan
Browns land north twenty five degrees and
| nine, minutes west two hundred and fifty-two
perchcs and two tenths to the place Of begin.
ming. containing one hundred ana aighty
acres and fifty five square perches, be the
same more or less. One hundred and twentV
| four square perches OF the above tract OF
land excepted, being granted TO Ciratten 7
Delany, ESQ for the right of Rail Road 81
long as sand road is kept up. and when il
ceases 10 be Kept up as n Rail Road. i; be-
comes the property OF the said Owen &, Crow.
ard his heirs and assigns forever.
| seized Hnd trkep in execntion as tho ,r,-
| perty Of Owen c. Crow. and Marv AM *,
wife. and terre tenants. and 10 be sold NV
| r, WIN Ii. JAMESON. Sherif.
sheIlf 4 Office, New Castle.
July 20. A. D. 1876 iyq!-..
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CHERRIES SALE.
~ by virtue Of sundry writs of venditioni
expon as to me directed, will be exposed TO
Public sale at the Hotel of VIM. B uollis at
Townsend in appoauinimink hundred, New
CASTLE County, Del. on
THURSDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST. 1876.
At o'clock. pm,
The following described Real Estate. va:
Attract or parcel of land situate in New
Castle County. Del. in Black Bird hundred and
containing lO5 acres more or less. on which
is erected two one story log dwellings; one in
a unfinished state. THIS land is bounded on
the north east by Public Road leading
on the sonth west by lands of of Joseph Wells
and on the north west by lands Of Geo. Davis
and A. j. Porter.
Seized and taken in execution ss the pro-
perty of John NJ Clayton. Alexander Thomas
!col) and Noah Peiice (col and TO be sold
by
WIN. II. LAMBsUN. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle,
Aug. ]. A. ID. 1876.
Also. at the same place and same time will
be sold piece or parcel ofland said 10 contain
about six acres be the same more OF less, is
situated 10 Approquinimink HID. New Castle
County and State OF nelaware, is bounded as
follows; on the north by Gideon L. Rothwell,
on the east by Charles Green, on the south by
the land of Abel Riggs. and on the west by
land OF Peter Davis this land is near Green
spriog Station on Delaware Rail Road and
has erected thereon one story log dwell
ling. Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Noah Peircc (col) and to be sold
WILLIAM II. LAMBsoN, Sheriff,
Sheriff. once, New Castle.
Aug. ], 1876. Is
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NOW Grant wants the army increased
u ln 25,oo0 men strong, and yet he will
not spare o,o.o or 1000 to send against
tue Indians. Gen. Sherman throws the
whole responsibility of this increase Oh
urant. Sherman says that in asking for
tne increase he obeys orders, and when
asked for his own opinion whether the
troops could not be spar red from the
South, refused to give it, and declared it
was his duty to obey orders. Old Gen.
Scott DID not look at it in that light.
lie had opinions Of his own and did not
fear to express them.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-07

OF Mr.. Orth's resignation the Gin.
cinnatiSEnquirer says: .'In the history
of the country we do not recall simi.
lar lnstance-a like confession of de.
ieat In advance In so decisive and i'm
portant contest, another resignation
Of Governor to be or not to be- II
will sow confusion, scatter discord
spread generalization among Republi,
can ranks, and the demise of the candi.
uacy OF Mr.. Orth bequeaths Indiana to
the Democracy in October"
The daily gazette., 1876-08-07

The farmer sees that eight years of
Grant Republicanism have changed
prosperity into adversely, that the pro.
duets of his farm are selling for less
than 1t costs to raise them. Has not
the farmer, then, the best of reasons TO
work and vote for change?
Voltaire said of the treaty,between
Penn and the Indians, that it was only
ieagle between 1ndianas and christians
that was never sworn TO and never
broken"
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, me House OF Representatives has been
nghtlng Tor the reduction of this increase
back to something like the former econo-
my, bpt the Senate resista, and demands
that this trained and paid band of pa.
tisan favorites shall still enjoy their sine
cures, il order that Ly their Influence.
money and labor, the Republican party
may still retain their power !nliunTno.
lis Sentinel (Dcn,
The daily gazette., 1876-08-07

oilVer ought 70 be made legal tender.
Win such an enactment by Congress it
woulo rise 10 wi'n'n a fraction Of gold
Gold is not fit for general currency. Sill
yer is the only metal tn at is 50 well
adapted for change.
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OFFICE PRACTITIONER.
ALFRED WALTON,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Having made the study and practice Of ntd.
icine a lifetime bu siness, and having been en-
gagged therein over thirty-fve years, offers his
services TO the afflicted VINO may call upon
him, free from charge, for medical advice,
charging for medicines a reatonable nr;ce'
but to those who write TO him a Statement Of
their troubles. he wishes to say that his time
Is too valuable and his expenses 100 beayV to
answer tLeir letters unless they enclose Two
Dollars.
Chronic cases that ca1no. lie cured, NAV he
relieved by .ud!cous advice and manage
meht' jy3-d&w6m
The daily gazette., 1876-08-07

The RGdica Government in the South
ern States retard education. This is
shown from the report OF the Trustees
of the Peabody fund. Education has
progressed most where the Democrats
nave secured the control Of the State
Government.
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WEAIHER REPORT,
WARRINGTON, Aug. Z, l a. NJ
PROBABILITIES,

ThUBA
For Eastern and Middle States ris4
ing followed by falling barometer,
westerly to southerly winds, station.
ary to rising temperature and clear OF
partly cloudy weather. with possibly
occasional thunder storms in northern
portions and Virginia.
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DRUG STORES.
w. E. WILLIAMS,
D r u G. G I 3 T,
Ninth Gnd Married Streets,
DRUG STORES.

Keeps full line Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Pure, fresh, and carefully selected for
DISPENSING PRESCRIPTIONS AND
FILLING ORDERS for FAMILY USE.
FIRsT-THE BEST QUALITY OBTAINA-
BILE.
Never sacrificing quality for cheapness.
SRoosD-REAS0NABLE PRICES.
Special attention paid to compo ding
PRESCRIPTIONS. CAREFULLY AND AC.
CURATELY, BY
W. L. WILLIAMS. D- II gist,
Corner Ninth and Marke treets.
/. febS-tt Wilmi tom Del.
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RAILROADS.
PH1LApElrHlA, wn.MINGToy,r
Il TIMORE RAILROAD ahAll

PH1LAP3EE,l..rrHHl1.A, ABE. rH1. WILMINGTON. =,
II TIhORE RAILROAD aAA
MAY 20. ls7e
Trains will leave Wilmington n, TAN
PhiladelpniA and intermediats s,os.ows
70, oc 70; s%, Il S'So' s52' iOl5. 10 20 M !.
,sls. IsilsaslPn,s isss ss p. and nd New YORK;
$50 q. m. $50, D. m. 'A'onl u
Baltimore and Washington. 10 40 ~,
q m. l2b6, LBS, $40, ITO, Ain ~ hAl
Trains for Delaware Division Iss,. AZ
New Castle. 1885. d.2O. s.3j, a n III IL
Wyoming and intermediate ,,,,o,. !,
ta1 n N. I40 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate station l,a !,
'' SUNDAY TRAINS,
philadelphia and intermedl s,.,,.
Q. M, ,4-46. $50. p. m. A'''aN y
Philadelphia and New York. ls9
Baltimore and Washington, ia 4,
For further information passenger, -.
ierred TO the time tables posted al Is tns N.Y. s
$3.50 p. M, train ON Monday, Wedns,d'e,
saturday, VIII make close connection n /.
mar with tram for Ocean City, "i
On and after Tuesday, August Ia, n,
passenger trains leaving Wyoming NV "
m. and Wilmington al 7i)p. m. TTY..
withdrawn. "-E
Trans leaving Delmar at $50 A. m a,
Wilmington q sop. IN. will stop at ali sp,s =
An additional AccommodatiOu train vi 4 !
run between New Castle and WiIn,s-s
leaving New Castle at ! 3j Il. m. and ann
at Wilmington 7 So a. m
Ii. r KENNEY. superine,s,,
The daily gazette., 1876-08-07
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The daily gazette., 1876-08-07

HEHIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ Of
y Levhri Facias to me directed. will be ex-
posed 10 Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 SH!pLBY ST.:
kept by George W Ortlip in the city of Will
ningt N, New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
TIFF 18th DAY OF AUGUST. 1916.
At O'Clock, PM.
The following described Real Estate. viz.
All thht lot. piece o. parcel OF land situats
in the said city of Wilmington, bounded an d
described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the
westerly side ofMarket street between Fourth
and Fifth streets, with one large Brick Stere.
No. 4o5 pn Market street. bounded o1 the
south by land of the estate of Miller Dunnott,
and on the north by land of Sarah II. Morris;
also, one large three s.oried Brick Dwelling
on Shipley street bounded On the south by
land OF James Smith and on the north by land
of the said Sarah H. Morris, be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the p-o-
perty Of James McLanan, and 70 be SO d by
WIN. n. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherif's 0Aice, New Castle,
August l, 1876. augl-ts