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CONTRACTS ON THBMAR-
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% APHILApELPHIA, Nov. 3.-An agent Of
the Russian government, who has beenA in
this city FOR several days, is empowered TO 8
make q contract With parties IN this couri'
try for the construction OF q bridge TO be
thrown across the Danube into Roumaniaa
The Requirements are such, however, that.
the leading company In Philadelphia dis
-trusts disability to meet them, and has de-
clined the contract. It is provided that the
bridge shall be iron and 2, ,1So feet long, but
without any supporting pier from shore to
shore, the whole to be completed before the
opening ofthe spring campaign. For such
. bridge the Russian government is Will
ing to pay s3 900 Oo9.''
|, An order was received here on Friday
from the same government for four hun
dred locomotives, but the terms offered
were unsatisfactory, and a member OF the
Baldwin locomotive Works Company
sailed at once to negotiate further at st.
Petersburg. .onne .1odrt nul :, ~.
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Registers Order.
'H 'i"ia REG1srEB's oFFIIcE.l
New! Castle County Nov. 3, 1871. s !

REGISTERS OFFtICE.{ -
New Castle County, Nov. ., 1871. s :
Upon the application Of William L,
Wier, administrator of James Bolton late
OF White Clay Creeg Hid: Ia said county,
deceased, it is ordered aud directed by the
Register that the Adminislrator. Aforesaid,
give notice of granti, g Of letters Of admin lt
/ tration upon the estate ot the aae De
OF by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters. in six of the most publtc
places of the County of New Castle, re-
auiring all persons having demands agatnst
the estate, to present the same or abide by
an A ct of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause The same TO be
inserted within the same period in the VIII
mington GAZETTE, newspaper publish,
ed in Wilmington and to be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
~, Given under the hand and sea
81, $. OF Office OF the Register aforesaid
t-~~~) at New Castle, I'm New Castle
County Aforesaid, ,tne day and year above
written. b. S. q, BlGGS, Register.
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u OPEN MEETING.

On Thursday evening next, aW. p.
lNps1j 8, of T.p will hold. an meeting.
ip McClaryjbuildingy The members Of
the Moral SHasion Reform Association
have received an invitation and will At.
tehd the meeting in Q, body.1 The regli..
lat meeting of the. Division was held
|laStevening, SO that the, regular business y
should not interfere wit1 the special ex- ex
ercises that will, ,ibe gwen, at the open
injecting. .,s1 'st,tnt ND.
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RELIGIOUS,

The Olivet Chapel, corner of Chest
nut and Adams streets, in, which the
Olivet Presbyterian church worships,
having been closed for q season to- un-
dergo repairs, will be ,re-opened next
Sabbath morning with services suited to
the OCCASION A cordial inEitation, is
extended tolall to be present. q b,.td .,i
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Fortuae IN a. P0st HoIe.-T

d Fortune in a. Post Hole,-The
Somerset, Pa, Herald is Informed that
SAMUEL A. Wilt, of Shade township while
digging post hole accidently struck up
ON o large earthe9 vessel which coHtain-
ed twenty-seven hundred dollars in gold
and silver, coins, principally Mexican
dollars. The date of the newest coin is
175l. n How the coins got there Is q great
mystery. Some think they were placed
there by JohRny Graves, a well:to-do but
eccentric individual, who. resided on the
premises many years ago, l,,-i VI, ~. -.t',.
The 5larksts.t-F The supply of articles
IN market this morning, was large and Of
good quality. Prices remained unchanged
| from these of last market day. Fresh
butter sold at 35 and 3Scents per pound;
roll, % a 80; poultry sold low, chickens
75c a 81 per pair; ducks Toe a 81 26 PEI
pair. Potatoes, apples, corn and oats
remained the same. I'- i.lr NDl ., NJ
Ne,u Librdry--The Moral Suasion Re
| Iform Association has rented room il
the third story of the Grand Opera House
which will be fitted up and furnished a:
a library and reading room. Contribh
tions of books, papers and furniture vii
be thankfully received by the Assooia
tions a, ~, ~, it..5..,i,',,,a \" i, -
An Extra Bodt.--AnotheFb boat has beel
put in, service BY the Phtladeiphia an
Chester Steamboat Company in order t
accommodate a arapidly increasing freigh
ousiheSs. '491 .aeeI efsdj g .uH
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Satvsd ana Fine Nail Scissors.
ssi,ushes, No - straight, NAH Brushes, Hand
,Seby ~ iles, Nan Brushes ,etoa for
Co,,,'h ~ hKiNGHURST d CO.,
RtOdi.,. her sixth and Market Stsr-
ltlEuvn.,, miracuiOus Opre for .COrps
OViaTs sS cOrH1 Orsmedy @ OF great popularity for
Y "BRINGHUR6Il 4 90,
corner Sixth and Market SIS
ssSAh BrnshoE Eos IN. rars. oT I
~ Bah Soar, Bath Towels yBash SpoAgeS
HssA Gloves y 81 IN extensive variety. Also
saS & aSry Frictiosa ctiaPs Psidnss Brushes &c; of hSrs.
ol The same elsssess anu many ptn9'
cdEs, BRINGHURsT q CO., ~
oorner Sixth and Market sta.
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Registers Order
REGISTERS OFFICE

b New castle o., Novem ber 9, 1871
Upon the app lcatlon of Deborah MI
Grohe and Sartth E. Lyman. admin
lstratrices d. b. N. c.iU a. OF John Lyman,
late of Chrlstiana Hundred in said County.
deceased it is ordered and directed by tbe
Register that the ADMINISTRATORS atGre-
SAID, give notice OF the granting of Letters Of
Adminlstrattsnd b. n, G. TIA. upon the estate
of the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causil g- advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date Of
such Letters. in six OF the most public places
OF the County of New Ca tie. requiring all
persons havisg demands against fine Estate.
to present the same, or ab de by an Act Of
Asse nDly in such case made and provided.
And also cause ihe same to be inserted with
in the same peroid in the Wilmington GA
zEITE newspaper published In Whining
ton and to be continued therein three weeks
N-C, Given under my hand and Seal OF
L. .. Office of the Reg ster aforesaid a.
aforesaid, the DAY and year above W, ltten.
S. G. BIGGS, Register.
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THE DEBATE ON THE oANTLRE-
: -..,ln nj SUMPTION BILL;

WASHINGTON, 7Noy. 13, 1S77.-The de-
bate on the Anti7resumptiop bill has still
three full days to run, according to the
agreement. 1t is now generally believed
that the bill Will pass the Housej that the
majority have determined to vote down all
amendments and that the bill-will go to the
Senate as it stands. IL 4. T.,tN.,
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a ItWds'Mt 6 sHtnIAFfhe other day the
NAH agent gon the Delaware Western
Railroad lost 4 }pair of gloves, which
soon after the train left Ian
depbsf9. la colored man in the passen-
,ger 6sf MS s9SRected and he was inter
"Ipaesa sab, upon my honor
never led Hem 9I9Fes," was the reply
fj,S Sns.lartea 1paiyIdna mades bnt this
did iIof asisf8 TIE aeent, and he told the
mas h ie 'lt d 3a9 Instantly turn his
| poN ketSe Iils.slA pnt hes~ould be handed
pdyef 40 tie polic WnSn the train reached
IA eoloFed, map, thus
thsestened, Tsbceeasa tetdfnIhis Pqsek
cts, T7ienDthare Tere disflosed-the miss
ing gloves, The pqst surprised Looking
man in the car was the lcelefed man
himself, who stood sspseehless for an in
stant, '@hen'he exclaimed, 3sWhl, now, l
neyefist ed nIde Hbeat, some badoraan put
dem Sgloyes I'm my upeeEetAto ruin my
/ Ecbafacterrn and iherIett The train mutter-
Ing Sb6uBs.tde meanness ofrsomel folks,
what's always tryfni to git somebody in'
N-aa =. sassss=
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UNo q EsTtoNABLY THE BEsTsUspAINED
WORK OF THE KIND IN THE WORLD. III
. l.TBI 7i'N = u f-- ia al t'einR ,">luH
.Happer's magazine e
'l' fnI 'il0i ------io' ~ . uiai ~
! u, .ta 7.,ILLUaTRATED.,A ~
NOTICES OF THE PYEss.

! The veteran Mdgdzine, which long ago
outgrew its originaltitle of the Net0 Month
ly Magazine, has not in the least abated the
popularity it won at the outset, but has ad-
abreast Of The times thanks TO the inter
prise of the publishers and the tact and wis.
dom Of its editors. For whatever is best
aud most readable in the literature OF tray
er of to day looks to HdrpeTs Mdodztne just
as expo ctantly as did the reader OF quar-
ter OF a century ago; there Is the same
admirable variety of contents and the same
freshness and suggestiveness in It's editorl'
al departments now as then,--.Boston Joar
g30I. Il. |...,.
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, HENbfsh OUTRAGE.

On Monday morning an outrage'was'
,c9mmitted upon piss Sarah YoupgJttIg
daughter of Sapael Yodng, agedN8bAVt
twenty years. Mr.. Young lives on the
Pine Pole farm. about three miles from
ssy staad t9s fV' q % TaSmas ISs$!.
ssSle 9ssy es sa'hOsss %sls Ts TssI mines Ines
residence of John Barnett, she was ap-
Iproached by BhitS man who made am-
proper. proposals to her; she told him to
20 lRway i5rshs Would cry out; he told
her if she screamed he would cut her
tbfoat, at the same time, drawings pOck-
et kBife;; sfeA started toII oIIetreat, when he
cut at her twice, the blade of the knife
taxing eject npon 'hersleft arm, causing
the blood to flow freely. The villain
then Beizeds Der, took her in the woods
and accomplished his designs. The'vie4
ttfm returned home. and at last accounts
was suffering terribly from her wounds,
excitement and fright. She does not
know the name OF the perpetrator of the
deed, but<is satisfied She can identify
him if she sees him. Anne,
\ fIh46. y HGTUtQS@=s-
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deo ased must present the
same duly attested lothe Administrator on
before November 9th, 1878, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such cases made aud
provided. - .3rI,-A.
-, VM. L. WiER, Administrator.
Address. Christiana. Del. novl2-3weodw
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RrcIsTFR,s OrFICE.

New Castle Co., October 1st, 16l7.}
of Thomas Martin,
late Of Wilmington Hundred, in
said County, deceased; 1t is ordered and di-
rected by the Register that the Adninistra-
Letters Of, administration upon the Estate
or the deceased. with the date Of granting
thereof, BY causing gadvertisemep TO be post
cd within forty days from the date of such
letters, in six 6Fthe m ost public places of the
County OF, New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate to
sembly in such case made and provided
And also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the Wilmingtop
GAZETTE a newspaper published In VIII
minRton and to be continued therein three
I.rT 'SI>T W. iiVen under the hand and Seal
III! s. s OF office of the Register aforesaid
t1>~N) at New Castle in New Castle Co.
aforesaid the day and year above written
u ,al 4. s. @. BIGGS, Register.
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F..

NIOTICE.-The Omcers and Members 0
IN ftAS R,SW. Grand Encampment ofpel.
aware, II. 90. T. !. are Requested toI assem- :
bic at The Odd Fellews' Hail, on Ito NOR
row. Thursday afternoon, Nov. 18th, 1877 lat
TX o'clock, for the purpose of attending the
"ng5Al pATI1 81 oqi II GARPENTER, .s RJSflST Pep.
BY order of the M. w. G.P.
Attest, Edwin Hlrst, II. w. G. Scribe. 1t
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THIRD EDITION.
TTI1.=W.kfe=>,
i IOIHtH JliHUOT
Another Dash iate Roumslla
Erzeroumf and Bleyna-s
CAPTURE .QFnAzTzIE- BY THE
-iy5 un sbI RUSsIANS.1 Lsf.f.t =. i

.llsi -'777i Hi*m LONDON, Nov. H. iioac
|. "A Vienna correspondent telegraphs;-r I'll
''The capture OF the position which Gen. ,A'a
eral Skobeleff has heer attacking would =
turn all the intervening works toward ~
Radizevo, Tutchenitza and Griyitza. .,,iy
A special despatch to the Vienna Po- sye
litfcaf Correspondence, dated Bucharest ;i.u
Monday, says General Skobeleff has sue. isl
ceeded In definihveIy establishing him, "a
self In his newly captured position. The Ear
| final Turkish attack was repuIsed by the ~
| fire of seventy cannon. The Turks lost. y
heavily" -niu-7e,o O., s1utn.,-c. r,.-.,,,,,st
"A telegram from Censtantinople re-r
ports that a body of Russians has march, Il
ed to- Betkovats, west of vratza Tits 7'
supposed they intend to make an attempt 10
to cross the Balkans. ,,,'.'.. ~. - y
Suleiman Pacha las been appointed !,
| Commander-in-Chief of the armies in
i Roumelia. .,f'sr
Azu ,tprobably Fazli) Pacha will COM
mand the Army of Rasgrad- ul-l...,1 ar, 81
4 "A Russian official despatch states that
lGeneralH Heynann advanced against Erze- y.
lroum Thursday night, but his, columns,
lost their way in the darkness. as" '''sl:-
Isu III -. CAPTURE OF azTztE. i@l DiA L.V..
| Three Russian battalions captured the 7.
Fortified position of AztzIe, and ,although III
Iobhged TO withdraw before superior ona
force of Turks, carried off 500 prisoners.nA. 4
1 The Russians lost 80 killed and s60D'Isy
WOunQeQy .lR ,vuiuD.7 t.r -. ..t- ,,,s. ,s,..tf
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Es-
tate of the deceased, must present the same
duly attested, to the Administrators, on or
before November 0. 1878 or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
DEBORAH NJ. GROHE,
.4s SARAH E. LYMAN,
ADMINISTRATORS, d. b. n. C. I. a.
- nov12 sweod
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N NoTICE.-oFFTcE PRl 6TITIoMEk

rrtaye Assessor " NOTbDeID DlbITlCJ, IA
n NoTIgE;ToFFIck Pk1I c4TTIoMsk
ylDR. .ALFR DnWALroS lG1 mol
respectfully offers his services to such as
call upon him at 235 Market STREET. No
charge except forthe medictne Charges
moderate, t,, oct27-1md
'I10THl pIy!PEND.Tyrhe /, END ,.p! Directors o.
clared u dividend of three per cent on The
capital stock of this Bank for the last six
months, payable to the elistOckh0idersg or
their legal representatiyes on Of after the
81 BY order, ~ W. NJ. BELL. Cashier, ..
Bank Of Smyrna, Nov. 1st. 1871 ~noy3aw4t ~
NOTICE TO CITY, AND SCHOOL, TAX
In PAYERS OF 1871. Persons who have
not paid their city and school tax for 1871,
bills having been rendered to them and
who eaunot pay az once. VIII please eau a. st
to when they can pay and thus avoid no.
tice by postal eardsf To those who do not
call we will send postal cards apd also ad-
for taxes, as we are determined to close out
this term under the law.
Those owning lots had better call and set
tie at once. or we VIII sell their lots for
ana 59rTs e ro% u a: m 70 f. f. PnRESosS n S9% e
IHaq1'H'Tq qoonector for Y ! pistTIct, p &
oct25,im' ! u coiiscsoF fors. District.
INN OTFCEABy virtue of an Act ioiy the
| ~ General, Assembly passed at Dover,
| February z2d, 1877, I hereby give notice TO
| holders bD Delaware State Bonds, that 4
| shall attend at the philadelphia National
| Bank in the city OF Philadelphia, during
1 the business hours of that Bank, on the
three first secuiaridays OF January lS7e 7e,pre.
| pared, to redeem and pay off Bonds from
| No. 10 to 1870, both inclusive, of the den oinf1
4 ratlop OF. one thousand dollars each, of the
\ Issue ofthe Bonds OF the State OF Delaware
luIdere date of January lst, 1855, and that
| from and after the said first day OF Janu
| arV, 1875 the interest on said Bonds Will
cefsssSa1simHD nsTHnss, s,ats =, Era5 GehES:
| bmice Of STATE Treasurer, Dover, iNoyep.
ber LIST, ,1gz. i...-l.a., noyl-3tawllam a.. !.
| NT OTICE TO WATER RENTERS.&A1l
LlN persons who have sold property dur
Ing the year are required to give notice m
/ whiting to the Registrar, the office OF the
Water Department, No 1000 Market street
on or before the 3oth day)ofNoVemberSlS 1877
Y inserting, in the notice the name OF the pre-;
sent OWNER, the name Of the purchnEer ,ant
"A Tie mum Der and location of the properly st
4 sold. Otherwise they will be held for th'
| water rent for the, year 1878 i-fu IA gI fuu
VI All persons who wish to dfscontinue tn
tuse OF water m ust also give notice as abov'
| and pay "a for drawing the ferrule, or 10
/ ladiscontinuance q of any portion thereof
certifieatefrofh the plumber that they hav
. Idiscopneeted the pipes,
eI Nov1 -imo. Il edi 80. /. q Registrar.
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ttTbe Hbaby's best friend" is Dr. Bulbs
Baby Syrup, since it tnaintains the 'baby's
healthy by keeping it. fre p from collie
diarrh@a, ETC.. Price 25r cents per bot
tle. liH ! T-6 yf1s'a1d hns dJesl 14t -
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rUHr r Mem t bsrs & ! of tbepsla~are lI lEIbcarap
y meps No. 4, i. %. o. f., aud the En-
campment branch OF the Order IN general
are respectfully invited to attend the funer-
al Of David H. Carpenter, P. C. P. on Thurs
day November 10th 1877 meet at the Hall
Third and King streets. at 80 O'Clock +.
M. WILLIAM HUM Els, y. +.
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BENNINGTON MARKETS.
49, ,,,ve ROW De1. Nov IA 1877.
IDFLPHIA CATTLE MARKE

iag MONDAY; Nov. .le-5P.'M. .
sCattle were rather dull this week,
apIlfes rsnstp abeYt thsNsYe ~
pa.a pFsge @ge, Ys{9 d ass li,,s and
ts~sts in SalS Jema4d k-sI boo hesd
{lheNest Philadelphia hrdRs YAH
Ina and 8, 800 head at the North Phil
ESA Drove Yard at 4ka53c, per pound
s5.5: b. :sssiS'sa :sHasss 4:ses ese3 asss l.
Ttsl Philadelphia Drove Yard at6xa
F. snd 1000 head at the, North ,Philadel-
kDrOyeYard az o. a7 X ID, per pound. i
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NOTICES.,
NOTICE Q COUNTY TAX PAYERS.

4zsAffpeI iss.haRa.sala- -propertx,
during the year 1877 are required to give
hotice to fhe AssessprN Off tie District Eiit
STasst Ths theySPf %y T y lSsaa S on e aSTe
Owner name OF iats 6vder aIid location
orMhe p5cperty, ptheTylse they NH be
10 Icoupty tax wifi be f:fnisned blanks to
make returns Of the Same on application
10 Aither of the undersigned assessors,
Lr, 'HI HNi HENRY !BRADbEYg rnll
"'" -TSu Assessor Southern District,
jilY IVY I'D West 'FRONT.' Street.
-i9.J1 @lLEWIS IT, 6BUBB,g a i
naye Assessor Northern District, j.
'nov12tjant "HD l'tN 1872 PtneNStfeet.
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iCONCENTRATING.

:, The 81. Petersburg Golos publishes a.
special despatch froIncthe Russian head
quarters before, Kars which says the
Soghanh and Erivan columns have taken.
Ii goes this Ia confirmatory of the latest
bulletins. qls NJ sAnhli Su Az
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NOTICE.

n . ~, NOTICE. = ".,I.I|
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF the deceased, must present the same
duly attested. to the Administrators on or
before October 1T, 1873 or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided,
-1",.tlti q I, L-D her -.
ELLEN X MARTIN, r.
.-GIa lnG iii mark - ;. IN,
=; Address ~ f...--. 'Adminlstratrlx. T.
1915 Front street, wilmington, Del = :, !. |.
t1',,14It r = ..,p. i, q. =. nOV12I3WeAdN
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{ 6ysbniediEd - BrsdSes.--Tbe Philadel- \
nbia a. Baltimore. Central Railroad Com
pany is.rehuildiDg in a.substantlal man,
ner all the bridges and culyerts damaged
INV the kood of October 4th.' Five gangs
|mf masoas are employed and large rnm-
|.her ot laborers have had constant WORK
since the food. The stone culvert over
white Clay Greek, -pear- West GROVE,
which was not sufficiently strong to with
stand The. rush of the waters although a
fps aud subaaIhial one Is 70 pe oott ests to tSs
with an iron bridge. Inc cos' ,o 70 ,he Ine
company to repair the me daniase W 'n
flood will exceed SIC, 1000.
| ,Ysaer2 sats sstsfdag Sheriff Grunb
, solS st NE hotel OF Alexander Maxwell,
IN eMiddletown the following properties
y" fbe farm Of Geo. w. Karsner, situated
in st. Georges hppdred, 10 q Pool, tor
| ~, 100. lhe farmlcontaing apone Slo
4. t'.Ti VIE mortgage on which the sale was
nads mounted 10. S0,000, and UNPAID
interest to $1,000 more. =. ~
Farm Of VIM. Lore situated IN Tue
lsame hundred, to- William Ellison, Iol
S3 100. Also one belonging to Mr.; Lore
= sftnated near Mt. Pleasant, to Mr.. "
tTalman for $50. 3 "A
AZ fyz yzaS q puyAsd1 1sayf MRl. About one
sEs,nS,yed mea afesnOw hnsily engaged II
Clearing away the debris at The Durhe' 1
Gnff millTof W. E. Garrett d Sons ~, >,
MSIday' the walls Of the new mill Iei,
Q n,b;ie those of the old one are still stanu
Q ,ng. @ @snnarently as good as before the nre NJ
Y I'M 4Satd app same walls stood the test Of tn
: fire. about fifteen years ago.
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OFF for Nicaraguas.i a. q

To-day John Taylor, John Ward j ames
NJ len ulty and Patrick Sweeney, OF this
city, and employed in the boiler shops,
of the Harlan & Hollingsworth Com
pany, sail from philadelphia, ON the
schooner FraNk b. Cotton, for Nicara-
qua. ..y,.,e.. .iif-h. ~ n
In the same vessel is being shipped the
dredging machine recently built at the
H! q a.. Co., under the supervision of
the American Dredging Machine Com
pany, for the Nicaraguan Government.
The party will be be between three and
foh weeks reaching their destination and
wi II be absent six OF eight months. They
wi II take their tools with them consist
ing ef one lar isGge es Soh RaSsed WITH W % dffer
Ia ln the machine there are 9O00 rivets,
which will be driven by Ward and Nc
Nnlty, while Sweeny and Taylor will do
the chipping, caulking and fitting up.
They are accompanied from Philadel-
phia by three iinachinistss and two ship
carpenters, who go ,opt. on behalf OF the
American Dredging COMPANY 81 ..,,,,
b -----r-s-s - W., ,,,,i,I =, 'l''i', ~,
TefnpeFncesBn Entertainment. Tom orrow
evening, Wilmington Division No. j ! s,
OF n, will hold "a public temperance
tbhiiding Market Street, above Sixth
The exercises wiH consist of addresses by
Rev. DR., OTIS, and others, and vocal and
i1strumenta1 h4sic.e The MS R. pa.
| will. also be present, and the public are
cordially Invited TO- attend. 7 - - - .i9n
Coroaer'si InQnests,T-Thisl morning
Coroner Rose summonedsa jury for ths
purpose Of holding an inquest over the
body Of Mr.. Carpenter, who died yester
day. The jury viewed the body and the
testimony will be taken this afternoon
| This evening al I O'Clock he will alst
hold one over the body of John Stiiber
who died suddenly yesterday morning, u
| Supper.-Scott M. E.. Church wi
give q supper in the basement Of tn
church on Thanksgiving night. Th
proceeds will be for the benefit of tn
\ church
The daily gazette., 1877-11-14

BrsAtt4g#oeeIE ERsptAnsDIe
.estaOE shpeHA forl trS@Ra NIL ilI e ,ast into
operation at Bethlehem on Monday next
"a shed f8ag TShlet has been put up,
,pnderryhiGh the, tramps will be WORKED aen
,,ldsdS af,stoie feAdSs Upon which the
tps u wand erers m 81 NAV nav DEVELOP 'theif, muscles.
T6sr1es TTS61sis'1 Is 1eGxpescted K to De scarcity of
'fnsr6hI5s in.Betiiiehem from Monday next.
Alksstown HerGLd.
Mi}mington got pretty Rll rid of the
trala6 by the refusal of We police au-
tha5it}ss to aIle% them k6sleep at the
sEa1iei| housS pccasjanaB a stray
|swSadSfer applies for aaie6t's lodging,
bntSsIe bulk 6Etbose wh0formerly made
WSSIngton kgSpping Sfsce now travel travel
lhGpthAr dirsTohe. eIhis3plan is almost