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REAL ESTATE.


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NEW ORLEANS.
Nkw O#'xAxs. eert- :7.-uos0, 102S1l03S.
Sight exchange, + premium.
Sterling, 5Uv.
FOREIGN.
Loxpox. Sept. n7.-Iroportfsn OF tho Bank OF
Ensl1nls reserve to IL liability, t:lh per cent:
last wrek, iaI.
United staies bonds-5.e0s Of '67, 1o7X; new
3s. 107H.
Erle. II. Illinois Cnntral. 10.
Yesterday the German Government Agent an
bounced 5t!ta peE aunCe ~ the minimum pr!ce for
further sales Of silver.
tAAls, Sept. .7.-tentes, lost.
, 1877-09-28
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW vnnR.

Exw Yoxx. srnt 7.-nuats~who., a""...; u..x
al,y tpmerbat stronger In nr,ra m ~, es.
nrs with fall inonrr nntss f,n, s,..nistt
nn Gamma rntxrI. mne..r Isn" ~ .' sVatees
milling trayfnu m hnvsxrr 1n.s n,n, =. % s
grades Tor forward de1lrery, whi,s Most.-r n.s
;n,. ~ a. sot., -, ,n,r.,na! n'sr "etsesn ~
In at IT. All tas n M,1Sa,tea s,s =, xAun ~
n n M, No Ythicsro IN car 1oIs .9"t 3, ., "
sl, ,acal ark cin.iHu ~.th s.t,,s n - W =!
bid. corr rather mara sctfsn ssi.au soa
cnrIv defr.rv int ..rtsh,. IN ns" t eu!naJ .o1
shsie lorcr snr nr,nns I,;,xss. 'tsaS o1
Western ansr.aed At sss:7se. ss 1ss ames mssSa
With sa!es reportea Of u o hi No. western to a..
tx @ ,as es an*asa ws:n he.s
.ro"c mi n sn n'e. os'ny ~ tas local
.: :'s:*ss; 's.
's:: :::, iyss s ~ ''s
exhs ia sheros i.is', se.,., IN BERN
hr'n ba.. ), % t.te., for Liverpool ens.ssen,s b.
.te.m about So bate. cotton On !a'' ei % PEI
boxes laeon ehIeny It 81. ~ 80 ~ '~~ ~ '''''~
oderns. quoted aImer *.s. lis Ri. i @ s
"SS a oSas.
.ss. .a'F ,,,ett.d OF tho s ss. .,, s,,oa t rh M
1asl ID fair demand sor sar'y dsit,sry, sad qaoteI
rather n,mers .alt. ., 40 tea prime i y closing
asa sGss at as'ss
so a. enc: se,s.i 'ss e.
!s.r; ss;s7@as -, y !.sa.ry. sss..aats.X. showing
;s: .
-. ,sa 70 !. .sst ;s%.ads. q ~;
b.. :. = refined 'aas''s' quoted for tho cont
lAkLQM-E4{E3$ active It &{,7Hd0. N Tor ofS0A <s,
, 1877-09-28
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts aud shipments
Of the leading articles ofproduce III this ely durns
The twenty four houra ending At o'clock on
Thursday morulnx, aud fur tie corresponding
tIWe last year:
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SHEEF-WeFs 10 t4f demand. sud sales 10 fss az
tu cluc3 grades.

6HEEF-W<FF 10 14IF lotlthas aaI 9<s 10 YBlT AZ
IEtxla xfFs t9ecte1 ph basis Ut 4975X au f0s po0r
to chuIc, grades.
NEW r0EK. .,.
NFw tonF. sstt- q, x7,-iikxyEs-hsssrtA l;t@i
deulAni: nlnbus VI csS.l04t hcd oygf pslsss fully
IL lover tA4a ycsesIsfi 4Fly 7ae OF LAST AouA3yi
Hod ~ rriNlH ttttS1> s1s S1n9tan 70 tAts.
4r44@Aa,; IS caf.!oaaa Tska..s. ". 61t7.7si shout
1Lu taken f4f sxpuFG.
sHxks AHA l.4Aua-iecefptA. O son; matket dull =
relne!i"h " a3c; shcsp thG.s -; sanbt' - s39
sstSE-ttecept1 i III, AUna a*,lq airs, market un
Gh4nxslt carload tl41Gkxu dfcAAed, 47.37M.
". LuHs4.
ST. Lnt:ts, Sept. ~. -isuus-Lo*sE u light EEadta
si Ua Is; xuod " choice hsAyy 10 dsu.AaI 81 - 80
$40 . :,
l. iii IL md upwards at - IN 7ji it9kt tO xvol.
lkJ gu lh ~ uk13 W: tows ap1 lefe1s. a. Is
1-NL ........ ........ ,
suxEr-puils batchsss'. saoasLoo; shipping NUT
tpnA -. 734&{ 5I
KscxsrTs-Av4A 2 81, estus, = lo,, sheep. t&oo.
kAtT LIBERTY,
kAsT tlAxsTr, "a. sspt N,-cA71tk-EteeiPA ~
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DRY Go0na.

NKw fohK. Bcrt. 77.-1tussness tight with naet,r.
houses. but JobbinR trado fairly active, cuttsu ro
generally quiet, low grads cotton nAnntls ia ,rm.nd
and sthrce prints antets v'nRhams and rcas gvo, .r
tscs meas wear Of woorns lnactlvet foreiau crs h
fair request,
, 1877-09-28

Withdrawn from store during Wednesday fer city
consumption: Al bu wheat 1,1t1 bu corn.
6oa bu osts, 600 bu ryc.
Tho following grain WIS Inspected into store In
this city yesterday morning: 2 carr No. =
amber wheat, l car No. rcd winter. 1 cars No,
3 do, t20 cars No. I hnra wheat, 70 cars No.
DO, 20 cars No. l spring, 21t cars No. .
do. 25 caes No. . do cars rejected AL
whcat); 90 cars and O. 900 bu high. mixed corn.
23s c1rs and IL. 200 l,o No. do, =, cars rejected
cars no grade t3se eorn); car No. ! oats. ~
cars No. 2 white. n cars No. oats. 2 cars re-
jccted tl33 oatal; . cars No. l rye, 20 cars No.
do, car no grads ga rye,; 4 eaes No. barley.
n ca,s No. do, 81 cars No. = do, 70 cars extra
do. 10 cars feed $50 bas,oy). Total t0s0 cars).
4l1, 600 bu. Inspected out: 70, 913 bu wheat,
loo. ISL bu corn, o., 145 hu oats, IT, ITO bu re,
SGT hu barley.
The lion. J. II. Dodge. Of Warrington, has for
whrded to the titekiy Commercial iiailetn Of This
city the following statement pf number os mich
fnk - AAlch
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I.UAfREN,

FrtfRhs weFs duotet at u. 37 10 Msalttsa 81.
1tt!nRton. and &ti3H ia Muake9pn, There 10 t!ttta
prospect Of thAnRe At present.
This cargo market waa quiet The offerings batnK very
ishs cargo was sod early 10 70 to tbs country and
several sales ucto male 10 arrive. Tho receipts arc
expected to bd light unti1 tha Wtnd chsnees when
htE neet slookca for Piece stu7 quotcd st g. y
a7.so. common inch At ss.u1tso "a, and thc better
Eracs At ttn o33nt Lath Hefe a1eadY Il Ct. Is and
shingles quiet 1t II, p3ta1.i5.
The yard narke: continues active. stocks arc de.
rlettf. *nh dfy cGmHtBD to getting fcArce at msoY
yarta The EGtarFn rsef yesterday md arranged
lcsist !nr cnmmoH ati. eltAncnx The prlco Of DRY
7 us nssnss h. 6srn ",ks r. sons ysr: for soe
1t Rentrs!. fofio*tnR arc thR rerlAcd quotations:
, 1877-09-28

CURRENT oPIN1oN.

WILMINGTON. N. c. sept- 97.-sr1R1Ts Tusr1
TtMx-steAdy at 31kc.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
STOLEN HORSE RECOVERED.

Henry Lodge, a rag and junk deaier, ct
"0214 West Sixth street, had horse stolen
from him in the early part of last June.
Diigent search was made for the recovery
OF the animal, but without avail, until on
Friday last was found with colored man,
who said he purchased it from John Oss
borne, farmer, who now occupies Jesse
sharpe's farm, in Brandywine HID, for S..
Mr.. Osborne stated that he found tie horse
on the road, and as no person called for it,
he worked it all summer, and when he had
no more use for the animal, he sold IT. to the
above mentioned colored man. Mr.. Lodge
said when the horse was stolen, he valued
It at $50, bull now 1t was not worth S..
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
WORK AT THE SNUFF MILLS.

The debris, from the burned snuff mills,
at Yorklyn, has nealy all been removed and
tho work still goes on. The Injured ma
chinery is balm shipped to Remington g.
Co.'S shops in this city, for repairs. The
carpentering work will be commenced inn
mediately, and the work will be pushed on
as vigorously as possible. The contractor
thinks the old.wall, which still stands, is
too weak, and will have to be streng lhcncJ.
The insurance on the buildings will amount
to $45, 900; :$S, ,000of the amount being III
the home Offices, and the remainder in Phil
adelphia companies, II. l.. Tatnall & Co.,
of this city, have the, contract for furnishing
the elumber, aud have already sent several
car loads away.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
POLICE CASES.

Thomas H. Stevens and Michael Collins
two boys, were each fined S. and costs for
jumping on the cars while in motion.
Washington Eastburn, charged with being
drunk and disorderly upon the streets, was
fined 81 and costs.
Alexander Rockburgh was fined 50 cents
and costs for dlsorderly conduct.
James NJ. jackson, colo ed, charged with
disorderly conduct, was fined 81 and costs.
There were also several drunks with the
usual fines and costs.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
TERMS OF SALE,

The property will be sold to the best and
highest bidder upon his signing the con
ditions of sale, 10 wit: Six thousand dol
lars tSB 0OO) of the purchase money to be
Maid in cash when the property is struck
of, and the balance within thirty (30) days
after the confirmation of the sale by the
United States Circuit Court for the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania. Provide d lhatthe
balance of the purchase money may either
be paid in cash or settled for by receipting
TO the undersigned Trustees for the divi-
dend of the said haiance of the purchase
money which may appear TO be payable
on any of the bonds Of the said company
and the matured coupons att ched thereto,
secured by the aforesaid mortgage of July
the 9Th. A. D.. 1874. which may be held by
the said purchaser. Upon the confirmation
of the sale by the Court, and upon full
compliance with all the conditions of the
slle, the purchaser shall be entitled to 81
good and sufficient deed for the same to
+ i'm in fee simple, from the said Trustees,
free, clear and discharged from all incum .
b arces subsequent to the lie of the afore-
said mortgage, and claim or demand of the
slid Railroad Company. or of any persons
ciaiming under them by way Of equity. Of
rademp ion, or otherwise.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
A FIGHT IN A COLORED CHURCH.

| AN OFFICER FIRED AT WITH REVOLVER
Frank Barrett, colored, went into color.
ed church, where festival was being held.
over Eleventh street bridge, on Saturday
night, and caused disturbance by his unbe-
coming conduct. On being asked to go out
ne refused ard threatened to put head on
the first fellow who put his hands on him.
Officer Cannon at this time appeared on
the scene, when Frank drew q revolver On
the officer and fired two shots, one of which
passed through his coat. In the confusion
that followed he escaped, but was captured
yesterday morning by officers Cannon and
McElhenny, on the farm of Mr. White, in
New Castle Hundred, and was given hear
Ing last night before acting Mayor O'Neill,
who held him in $1,000 bail to answer the
charge at Court.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
A LUCKY ESCAPE,

A man named Gallagher, who has the
reputation of being professional hummer
was arrested on Friday afternoon for steal.
ing pair of chickens from market wagon
on King street. Itwas also proven that he
stole bucket OF mince meat from the
store Of Charles Middletown at Fourth and
King streets. He was. also suspected with
having taken half-dozen brooms from the
store of Mr.. Adam Hufnal, King below
Fourth. At the hearing on Saturday mora
ing not one of the parties appeared as they
did not wish to press the case, and he was
merely committed to Jail, as a vagrant, fer
thirty days.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
PENlNSULAR NEWS.
Compiled from our Exchanges.

DELAWARE.
There is some talk of another new NJ. E
Church in Milford.
Miss Loring, returned Missionary from
Syria, will address thu congregation of the
Presbyterian Church in Milford, on Sunday
the 25th inst.
A boat load of ship brokers agents, al
Lewes, capsized in the Breakwater harbor
on Sunday last, from too much brick in the
hat, and were nearly drowned.
Charles Barnard, ESQ.,, of scribner's
Monthly, is visiting Milford, to obtain the
materials for first>class illustrated article
on the fruit curing business of this State.
MARYLAND.
Ducks are plentiful on the Chesapeake
bay.
A disease known as the bloody murrair
is prevailing among the cattle in Cecil co,
DR.. Sarah Braithwaite has settled in Tai.
bot county, near Royal Oak, for the practice
of her profession.
Claiborne is raising town of Maryland.
Since October twenty-six perso have
moved there from Baltimore.
Jonathan Keitley, of Elk Neck, killed
eleven wild geese at one shot, on North East
river, recently, and crippled the twelfth.
On Wednesday night last the basket fac
tory of Clark s. Hopkins, in East Cam
bridge, was totally destroyed by fire. Loss
over $500, partially insured.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
COURT OPENING.

The Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery for New Castle
County, will commence at New Castle, this
morning, at 10 O'Clock. 1t is expected that
this term will be an unusually long one, as
the criminal business is very heavy, while
the civil list is as large as usual. There are
two capital cases to be tred-those of two
negroes from Middletown, who knocked
down tramp, and outraged his wife, last
summer. For these cases a Court of Over
and Terminer will be held.
There will no doubt be considerable ex-
element in relation to The granting of liz
quor licenses, as we are Informed that a
large number of remonstrances will be pre-
sented.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19

What has given them
lhe first rank in the
trade?
Their goods are more
Stylish and Better Made
and. with all that, are
Cheaper Than those OF
any other clothing con-
Germ in the city. The
people have found it out,
and fully appreciate the
WE DO SELL
% PER CENT. LOWER
than any other house,
because WE MAKE
ALLOUR PU RELEASES
IN CASH AT BOTTOM
FIGURES AND SELL
FOR CASH.
The stock comprises
the Best Assortment of
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS ever offered in
Philadelphia. We have
70 U X l M M e N s E
FLO Rs, filled with En-
tirely New and Fresh
Goods, and Manufacture
ed by our Own Expert
encesl Workmen.
We. have about SEW
ENTY GENTLEMAN
LY Statesmen who
will take pleasure In
showing you the Fine
stock whether you wish
to buy or not.
Our sales are increaS-
ing from week to week,
and our business has
moe doubled itself in
one year, because-WEl
GIVE PEOPLE THEIR |
MONEYS WORTH.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
LOCAL NOTES.

The Board of Health meets tosnight.
The grading of Washington street wa
commenced on Saturday.
| The Delaware institute of Mechanic Arts
hold another meeting this evening.
Business at the Police Station has bee
much brisker the last two days than usual
The schooner Nellie Doe, from Bangor
Me-, is at Pusev, Jones g. Co.'S whar', with
cargo of rough poles and ship knees, fol
that firm.
Gov. Carroll, of Maryland, has dismissed
Justice Graft, Of Baltimore, for persistently
dtsmissing scamps who insuted ladies in
the streets.
The Western B. B. Club, of this city, will
give ball at the dancing academy of Mr..
Haggerty, in the Institute Hall, on the night
of December 18th.
What would our Forcfathers have said if
they had imagined that a cough could be
cured for IS cents-as by that reliable REM
edy-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
John schlogcl, of this city, had his pock-
ct picked of $55 silver watch, as he was
coming out of Walnut street Theatre, Phil
adelphia, on Thursday night last.
A German concert and ball will take
place at Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday, the
goth. Several members of the Milla1d Club
will assist in the musical exercises.
Brother butcher failed to arrive and the
M. 8. r. AS meeting at the Opera House
yesterday was without his presence. He is
expected to arrive about Wednesday.
The first floor of the resid ence of the late
DR.. Askew, at the cor. OF 7th and Market
streets, is to be transformed into Cry goods
store, which will be occupied by James
Sanders.
Walter Robson, Minister of the Society
of Friends, from Saffron Walden. England,
Is about returning home. after three menths
arduous travel in visiting the yearly meete
ngs of that Society in America.
The "Every Evening and Commerciar' of
saturday, says that on and after Monday,
morning daily paper, to be called the Free
'ress, Is to be issued from the office of the
Sunday Dispatch" of this city.
Chaplain Spease of the Charleston State
rison, Mass, has been suspended by order
t the Governor, on account of the formers
lterference with the proposed introduction
f Catholic worship In the prison.
The meetings of the Y. M. G. A., that
ave been held in the different churches
the week, will be continued all
lis week in the FIRST Presbyterian Sunday ,
chool room, 10th rnd Market SITS.
j. V. Maginn, a prominent lawyer Of
hester, was placed under arrest, Saturday
st, being charged with making false entries
n the books Of the Chester and Upland .
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
SHERIFFS SALES.
aHERIFF'S SALE.


&By virtue ola writ of Venditioni Exoonas
pme edirected, will be exposed to pubicsa G
the Lafayette Hotel, Sil Ship!ey street
ept by Geo. W. Ortlip in the City Of Will
ingon, New Castle County, Delaware,
RTURDAY, the 9th day Of ofNovember, 1877
at2o'clock, p. M,
he following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot. piece, or parcel of
pd, situated in the City OF Wilmington,
einning at a point Oa the eas.erly side nr
hogc street, betW cen Front and Second
ees, at a corner of land late of the heirs
John Sellers. decd, thence along lnr
the same easter!y parable with Second
eetseventy-seveu feet nine inches to ~
ke, thence southerly parallel with Or
Be street tWeuty-siy feet to ~ stake,
encc westerly parallel wi Sc cond street
enty.seven .e&t nine inches,o the atorc
side Of Orc nge street, thence along the
ne norl heriy tWen'y-siX feet to the place
e2hning. the improvements consisting
ohc-Story Brick Shop, thereon erected.
eiZed and taken in execution as the p o.
~ George McCorS le, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
ri!'s Office, New Castle, Nov. 5,lS77.
Dv6-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
BEFORE THE SQUIREs.

John Williams, colored, was brought be,
fore Squire Frazer, on Saturday, charged
by Moses Bies, colored, who lives over
Eleventh street bridge, with breaking into
his house on the 18th inst, by mashing the
sash of the window. There being no evil
dence that he entered the house, being only
seen in the yard, he was dismissed.
Margaret Hinson WAS arrsiguel, before
Squire Brady charged by Martha Green,
both colored, with using abusive language.
Margaret was required to pay the costs ard
was discharged.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
INTERFERING WITH AN OFFICER

While officer Brickle was bringing Alex
ander Rockburgh to the police station, on
Saturday night, having arrested him for
behaving disorderly on the street, he was
set upon by a crowd of roughs who at-
tempted to release the prisoner, one of the
party named Phil. Sem struck the officer,
but with their united strength they were
unable to daunt the courage OF the officer,
who marched off triumphantly with his
prisoner the cells.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
THE OPERA HOUSE.

On Saturday evening, Ford's Comedy
Company played to q slim house. For
some reason "She Stoops to Conquer" WAS
given instead Of "Marrled Life" as adyer-
tiseu. This, we are informed, gave 60 mnch
dissatisfaction that many persons demanded
the return of their money at the box Office,
as they had seen the play put on for Satur-
day night on Friday. 1t is to be regretted
that nischance of this kind should have
taken place, as it tends to deepen the lndir-
ference of our citizens to the Opera House
performances. The play on Saturday nj. bt
was fairly acted. Miss Joyce, the leading
lady, as Miss Hardcastle, was carelessy
made up, and in one or two scenes play ed
quite badly. She has ability, but we sup
pose the slim house and the ennui of re-
pea,ing the play to disappointed audience
had its effect upon the lady.
Mr.. Rainforth, the low comedian of the
was very fuzzy as Tony Lump
kin, but 1t was overdone. Some people like
it SO, and possibly after all the rendition of
such parts are purely matters of taste.
The comedictteo of "Jenny Lind" WAS
very laughable, in it Miss Joyce played with
abandon, and showed that she has voice
Of great power and variety as a singer,
pleasing the audience very much with her
limitations of bass and tenor singers.
1t is q pity that frs:-ratc dramatic enter
ailments do not succeed in the Opera
House. The enmty existing in the Office
Of the building, which leads one of It's off.
GERS to direct dramatic and other at.yer-
,isements to favorite papers, excluding
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS (MoNDAy) EVENING.
Delaware Lodge, No. 1, I. o. O. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Herman Lodge, No. 20, l. O. O. r., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council No.
3, o. U. A. M. at Mechanics Hall, 2l9
King street.
Wilmington Council N. 5 Jr. O. U. A. NJ.
at Jr. O. U. A. M. Hall, Fifth ana Market
streets.
Enterprise Circle B. U. G. A., at Hall sos
Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, X. of P, at
Knights of Pythias Hall, Oil Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3,..A. o. of G. I. :,
at McClary's Building. -..,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
SERMONS TO YOUNG MEN.

The Rev. Mr.. Otis, delivered two very
able and interesting sermons, yerterday, at
the West Presbyterian Church, to young
men. Subject for the morning, " Samuel,
the Believer" evening, "Pilate, the Scep-
TIC" These sermons were prepared spe-
cially at the request of the Y. M. G. A. At
the close of the evening sermon, a prayer
meeting was held by the Assoc iation.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
THE HERALD.
Monday November 10Th, 1877.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEED KICKING,

Last night as the congregation of the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church were
being dismissed line of ill-bred men and
boys, faced in front to the congregation, as
they came cut, staring at the ladies and
making impertinent remarks. A good
sound kicking, well administered, would
benefit these fellows very much.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The Limited Express containing Pullman
cars, due here 10 P. M, jumped the track
at Lombard street, on Saturday afternoon.
The wheels under the head truck of the
front Pullman car running on top of the
frog of switch at the crossing caused the
car to jump the track. The train, after ten
minutes detention went on it's way.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
NOTICES..
NTOTlCE.-TO WATER RENTERS.

IL persons who have sold property dur,
ing The year are required to give notice in
writing to The Registrar, at the office of the
Water Department, 1000 Market street, on
OF before the 3Oth day Of November 1877, in
strting in the notice the name of the pres
ent owner, the name of the purch ser, mum
Der and location Of the property so sold,
otherwise they will be held for the water
rent for the year 1878.
All persons who wish TO discontinue the
use of water, must give notice as above and
pay 50 dollars tor drawing the Fcrrue or
for discontinuance of any portion thereof
a certificate from the Plumber that they
have disconnected the pipes.
WILLIAM s. HAYES,
uov2 In Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19

FELL FROM A HORSE.

Mr. Pusey's daughter, while out riding
On Saturday afternoon, when at Fourth and
hrench streets, the saddle slipped, causing
ner to fall to the ground, but her foot
caught in the stirrup and she was dragged
some distance, when the horse, which was
fortunately quiet one, was stopped by a
gentleman thereby preventing any serious
injury. ..
The Morning herald., 1877-11-19
ONE CENT.
A FINE SWORD,

A fine sword to. be voted for at the coming
American Rifle Fair, is now on exhibition in
the window of Thomas & Co.'s book store.
The contestants are Lieutenant Edwards, of
the American Rifles, and Captain Macallis-
ter, of Company G.