The daily gazette., 1877-12-10

-AnluSGhl6nJS-1D MS evening MISS LOUISA
Delmar will appear at the Grand Opera
House, in feats of slight of hand and
legerdemain, accompanied by Miss Lille
Donaldson in supernatural vision, or
second sight. All who go gets a present
this evening.
On Wednesday evening the famous
Haverly's minstrels will give one of their
laughable performances, when the Opera
House will doubtless be crowded. Re-
served seats can now be obtained at
Thomas s. Co.'s.
On Thursday evening Lotta will en-
liyen the Opera House with one of her
inimitable performance, when she will
appear in "Musette," one of her latest
specialties.
On the evening of St. Patrick's Day,
March 18th next, John O'Byrne, Esq,
will lecture in the Grand Opera House
for the benefit of ST. Paul's Catholic
Church. Subject "The Catholic Chap
ter in American History"
change of Trdtns.-A change in the
time table of the Wilmington 81 Nor
thern Railroad, is announced and
as follows;
No. l leaves Wilmington at 6.25 in
the morning and arrives in Reading
trains now run at lO2S.
No. 8 leaves Wilmington at O'Clock
in the afternoon and arrives in Read
ing at 100.
No s leaves Wilmington at O'Clock
In the evening and runs to Coatesvllls
where it arrives at o'clock.
No.. leaves Reading at TAO IN the
morning and arrives in Wilmington at
11.30.
No. 4 leaves Reading at 4.15, IN the
afternoon and arrives In wilmington
at $40.
No. leaves Coatesville at Clio in
the morning, and arrives in Whining
ton at 5.08.
Biq Hog Hems.-Philip D. Marvel
ESQ who lives near Hazlettville,
butchered IS head of hogs on Monday
last, aggregating 1867 pounds. me Inc
largest one of the hogs dressed OK
pounds. ku,od
on Wednesday, two hogs, the tne aggie'
gate weight of which was SSo peunus
One of them weighed 5oo pounds eh'
largest yet killed in this section;
lanes L. Smith, Esq. OF Dover
hntchered ON Saturday .ast three mn
boUs. One of them weighed 3le
no1nds. the others together weigne'
kSh mounds. Total weight-9O3 los.
III Jaoob G. Bennett, OF FELTON,, butcn
ered a hog on the 18th of November
which weighed 52S4 pounds
Relioious Services at the Aims house., e.,
The spiritual interest OF the inmates VI ~, w.
institution is very well attended lI py o. u,
. ThT;stian brethren who visit the place VI
nisS s"hhath dav. They met there yestel
tn0 Sav afternoon ut q o'clock when the e SCI
10y .,;oa was commenced by the hymn -
rSora shall rest be found after WhIc
raner was offered by Brother Star. bfotne
ES3rlss Moore read chapter OF scrlpIut
J, Ia addressed the people for about twent
q Atnutaa and then turned 1t INTO an W "a
r nr;ance meeting and good many Coo
in il Verses of good hymns Mei
p"nS which everybody appeared 70 euJU; N
The meeting closed up with the hyn n,
sTSs Home of the Souls," and tne Don, o
d a;ot,or The visitors came away uo oo
n niooSod uioo that they had attended to the poo
DRpARTED,-The new steamer Arat .,ort
. ,os hn,lt by the Harlan & HolllnSswol.
s3S sas OS,rV for the he Morgan Steamship Compar
: ~ CD;i Now a York, leaves to-day tor thai GU;
"a a description of the vessel has alreau
h been given in these columns p.o,
g BUSINESS PEns0SndInOtdionns Inss Snd notions, No.
u Market streets. is gong " d"''
and remove to Philadelphia .
), Beng Painted.-The Third mi1a ssrei' and Mark Mari
tbe FaTmers's Bank, at IhlIu o.t ant ot naiut.
streors is receiving a tresn coa' Vi P"'N