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The daily gazette., 1877-03-26
In Chancery OF
Delaware,
New Castle county.
Philip Ford,
Lewis H. Grubb,
Mary e. Grubb, f
David Franklin Ford, ,
James E, Ford, ct. al.

David Franklin Ford, Cause OF Partition.
James E. Ford, ct. al. 'i'itAtN N't-"
And now, to wit; this 9th day of Febru-
ary, A. d, 1877. 1t appearing to the Chan
cellor by the affidavit Of Isaac Grubb, Sher-
iff of New. Castle county, that Lewis II.
Grubb and Mary Elizabeth Grubb, his
wife, David Franklin Ford, James E..
Ford, John r. Talley and Rebecca Talley,
Cooper Ford, all of the defendants in this
cause, have no known place of abode with
in this county and cannot be served with
process; that the said Lewis H. Grubb and
vid Franklin Ford reside in the city and
county of Philadelphia, and State OF
Pennsylvania; James E. Ford resides
in the town of Media, County of Della
P. Talley and Rebecca Talley, his wife, and
VIM. T. Ford reside in the city of Zanes-
vile. County of Muskingum and State OF
Ohio, and Ezekiel Cooper Ford resides in
Illinois. And no appearance having been
entered for the said Lewis III. Grubb and
Mary Elizabeth Grubb, his wife, David
Franklin Ford, James e. Ford, John r
liam T. Ford and Ezekiel Cooper Ford, al
the return of the summons issued for them
1t is thereupon, on motion of Walter Cum
minis, Esquire, solicitor for the petitioner
Lewis H: Grubb and Mary, Elizabeth
Grubb, his wife, David Franklin Ford
James e. Ford, John P. Talley and Rebec.
ca Talley, his wife, William T. Ford ant
Ezekiel Cooper Ford do appear before the
Chancellor at his chambers in Dover, OF
Thursday, the third day of May, A. D.
1877, and show cause, If any they have
why partition of the premises in the peti
tion described should not be made accord
ing to the prayer thereof. or that the peti
ton will be taken pro conjesso as to the sale
Lewis H. Grubb and Mary Elizabetf
Grubb, his wife, David Franklin Ford
James E. Ford, John z. Talley and Rebec
ca Talley, his wife, William I. Ford and
Ezekiel Cooper Ford. And the Register IL
directed 10 cause copy of this order to bt
weekly newspaper of the city of Whining
ton, Delaware, for the period Of six weeks
next preceding the said third day of May
A. D., 1877. Attest, -
..{ ,F --r3.-. c. M. VANDEVER.
mar16- wtmay3. Register in Chancery
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CARD.

The undersigned successor to and part
ner in the late firm of E. Binghurst & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, will con-
tinue the business at the old stand, and
while returning his sincere thanks that the
previous efforts of the firm have met with
such gratifying appreciation, will, with the
aid of q full corps of competent and skill
full assistants, who have had a practical
training in this establishment In their ex-
perience respectively, of from five to ten
years each, and three of whom are GrddtL-
dtes Of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy,
endeavor by faithful and careful attention
the highly responsible duties of the
Apothecary in his manifold dealings with
life and health, to merit and receive the lib
eral patronage soloug extended to this house
q. JAMES BELT, Apothecary,
c5-tf Cor. Sixth and Market Streets.
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WHO WAS HE ?

One day last week, SO we see it stated,
man from Delaware drove into Berlin
with horse and wagon and tried sever
al dealers TO- buy his turnout; but as no
one seemed disposed to buy it of him, he
passed ON down to Synepuxent, where he
struck trade with Mr.. Henry Quillen,
VINO gave him a pair of oxen and $5 fol
tne rig: The sharper then drove hi,
9. Conway for fifty dollars, and then lefi
Tor parts unknown. Since then another
man from Delaware has come down and
claimed the horse and wagon, which had
been stolen from him. Mr.. Ouillen 4
consequently short of pair of oxen and
hve dollars.-Ne,cton Record.
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@REs1GNATIoN AND APPOINTMENT
Richard Mcfarland, Esq, for many
years Cashier of the National Bank of
Elkton, has resigned, and Charles B.
Finley, Esq, has been elected his sue
cessor. Mr.. Finley has for several
years occupied position in the office
of the Fidelity Trust Company of Phil
adelphia. and is at present Second
Teller. He is trained.aud genial
gentleman, and will receive The con-
gratulations of hosts of friends.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

Acc1DENT.-O Saturday willieFrame
residing at 92S W. Second street, while
riding on a wood wagon belonging to
A. Hitler, in crossing the gutter at Third
and Shlpley streets, was jolted off, and
sustained severe injuries about the
head and shoulders. When picked up
NE was insensible, and DIR. Grimshaw
who CHANGED to be present attended to
him, and ordered that he should be
taken home. This morning he is doing
as well as can be expected.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

The Triumph Truss is marvel of
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in Practice when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infallibly ard speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York; where the
Truss is aodrrdnted, and the Cure Guar
anteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either Office. If.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

HARI GARI.-The fifth grand annual
reception Of Delaware Lodge, No. $40,
ID. o. H., will take place at the Saville
building on Easter Monday night, April
I'd. Admission for one gentleman and
two ladies so cents. Heretofore the re-
ceptions given by this lodge have always
proven to be very enjoyable affairs, and
as this one is for the benefit of the Ger
man poor it should be we'll attended.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-John H. Noble
late tax collector in Dorchester county,
Md, while ON his way from Cabin
Creek to East New Market on Monday
night last, was robbed of 81 700. He was
passing through woods when several
masked men stopped him, took him from
his buggy, and with deadly weapons in
their hands, demanded his money or his
life. Noble gave them all the money he
had, and they left him.
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JOHN M. EVANS I.
NEW CARPET STORE,

NO. % NORTH NINTH STREET,
Above Market street, near Filbert street
-.-+ .- PHILADELPHIA.
HAS opened with an entire new stock
Ill of the latest styles of .."
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MA THINGS,
WINDOW SHADES, &c.
which we offer at lower prices than have
been known for sixteen years. Our long
experience in the business gives us a great
advantage, and we intend TO make this the
BARGAIN CARPET STORE of the city,
where buyers can rely on getting the best
goods at the very l0sOeSt prices.
An examination of our stock and prices
is earnestly solicited.
JOHN NJ. EVANS,
Formerly of North Second St., Philad'a.
feb22- w3mos.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.
RAILROADS.
6LADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD. .t

.ILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON Il
5ALTIMORE RAIL ROAD. f.t
NOVEMBER 9th, 1876.
*ins will leave Wilmington as follows
|ladelphia and Intermediate Stations,
B.1O, 500, 9.52, 10.45 a. m. 2.30, 4.30, 7.20,
\. m.
m.
fillmore and Intermediate Stations,
1889 a. m.
timore and Washington, 1882, 1.55,
N. 1879, 1.26, 5.19 p. m.
ins for Delaware Divisian, leave for:
n Castle, 800, go. 9.35, a. m. 1.30, $50,
|oming and Intermediate Stations 500,
m. $50 p. m.
mar and Intermediate Stations, 500,
m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Lladelphia and Intermediate Stations,
m. 800. $50, p. m.
iladelphia and New York, 2.02 a. m.
AtimOfe and Washington, 1852, 1.55 am
D further information passengers are
fred 10 the time tables posted at the
u. H. F. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
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PRACTICAL FARMER HOTEL
ON THE PHILADELPHIA PIKE,

ON THE PHILADELPHIA PIkE,
5miles from Wilmington.
E. j. HAUGHEY, PROPRIETOR.
HAVING taken new lease, would in
i'll form my friends and the public that
am prepared to receive travellers and give
frst-class accommo odations. The table will
be supplied with the luxuries of the season,
and the bar filed with choice wines and Ii
quors. The house will be remodeled and
refurnished in the spring, when 1t will fa-
vorably com pare with our best hotels. Good
stabling, sufficient for the accommodation
of 20 head of horses, and ample room for
drovers. The public are respectfully invi-
ted to give me a call. febA-3md.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

CAPTURED.-Constable Woodward,
received a dispatch from the detective
agency on Saturday, that the Vineland
horse thieves, with five horses, carriages,
&C., had been captured in that city. An
account of the robbery was given in the
GAZETTE on last Wednesday. r ,-
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

|en0',., Miraculous Cure for Cor,s
owing corns oremedy ,,tiy OF great popularity for
" bhlNGHURST d CO.. q.
Corner ApOthecaries.
sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

PALM Sunday Yesterday was Palm
Sunday, and services in commemoration
of the day was held in all the Catholic
churches in this city. All the faithful
members of the church were furnished
with blessed palm. The festival of Palm
Sunday is commemorative of the trium-
phant entry of our Saviour into the city
of Jerusalem five days before his cruci-
fixion.
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-, ,,.d Comsnerr'as.

,,.eros, Del, March b. p, n 1877; 81 !,
Js;Ses nr f%raishsd ais sSd ~ %aS r.
bbinsoyIpl oyIpl;Sininston, 4 SEs Del, at p. NJ To-
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For.the Bath.

Bath Soans' Ssaes' Bath ts Towels, Bath sponges,
b Cloves S, IN extensive variety. Also
4 Dry Fricti.ar1a ati.raPs, Brushes, &c. of horse
Eles Of the at.aon so III Gioves, and many other
Cornh r., nBhhiNGHURST d CO.,
ner sixth and Market SITS,
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26
Fine Nail Seisso-.

Ibes' 'Sa Wa, S,,'fEsiight, Nail Brushes, Hand
'bv NV Nail Files, Nail Brushes. Etc. for
e. H. BkiNGHURST 4 Co,
oorher Sixth and Market Sts.
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DEATHS.

CONNELL.-On the 22nd inst, Mrs. R. s.
Read. relict of John Connell, Esq, in the
Ssth year of her age. '.-.,..l
Her friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral at Tusculum, her late resi-
dence, on Tuesday next, at 2 o'clock, p. m
mar23-3t%
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

UYHE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK.
l. BOZ MARKET STREET,
IrcoppoRATrp JANUARY 23D, 1881.
Open to receive deposits daily nom a
M. until P. NJ, and on Tuesday ana SAT
urday evenings from TO - O'CLOCK.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVInEND,
of six ner cent. has been regularly paid on
JanoSiiS since fhe organization of the Bank,
and it is the expectation OF the Managers
that this rate OF dividends Will be continued.
When dividends are not Withdrawn, tney
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice IN
each year. 1.orpS
Clement B. Smyth, George "; BUSH,
Shas w. Rowland, George 8. Capelle,
Nathan'l II. Benson, M; u. LGnensIelh,
= NJ 'Stonsenberg, Job II. jackson,
William NJ. Field, VIM. ID. Swlit,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. w. BUSH, President.
cEO q CAPELLE, Vice President.
fabo1-1y f. II. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
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WANTED.

WANTED everybody to know that
w there will be another sale of useful
articles for everybod at Chadwick's Mu-
scum, No. 2O7 west Fourth street, to-mor-
row, Saturday, March 24th, at two O'Clock,
nm 23-1t#
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VNTANTED.-Ag girl to cook and do house
w work. Apply at 1l05 Market street.
mar26-tf.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

HIRST NATIONAL BANK
II ffOF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES. IffIJ 4 n
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LIST OF PUBLIC SALEs.--The following
public sales are advertised:
Y. @. Finn, E. w. Wood, Adm's. " 81
j. A, B. Smith, Brandywine HID, !" %
Shariff Salas lana Gailanar q 90
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26
POLICE COURT.

The Hearings Last Ecening-7rouble
Ouer Third Street Bridge-Larceny Of
q Watch,
, 1877-08-28

G8ff&A1QAdfAcf tSfp ftFk 11R1t1-
ADRIANoPLs, July 3o.-Sufclmau Pasha ID q
brave aud sblo officer, anl may be relied upon
TO tlu his beat With bis ntractabls materlasl but
nelthcr 10 nor auy fInll aau very we'll be e1-
pected to achieve complete control oyeg tAese
wll md lawless Splrita- Large numbers Of
them huyo already lisbanded t4smsclycs, and
now wander about the country IN armed bands,
llv!ng BY briguudage-s method OF life which
their instincts and training alike lead them 10
prefer. ! was a good deal astonlshed weeks
ago iu the capital when ouo Ut my cherished
notions went BY tue buatl. II had always been
my fixed bellcf-as suppose II u the liked be-
ilef Of most pcuplr--that every Turk lD the
Bulian's wilc doinlnLons WIS ready and willing
10 light for the uphuldlng Of bis throne. But
theru are great number of iesertlons from tho
rauks, aud the hery enthusasnl one has been
led 10 expect 10 not ono haaf 20 general ~ IL
supposed. II tx not that the Turk IL one tit
aifAld to ight, but ha pscleEa 10 20 around on
his own hook, aud to haye bis little shasc Of
loot all to himself, aud he hatee to be drilled
aud commanded. Tleru wcru thirty d.
setters aboard tbs train, and 1t was said by
sulno Of my travelling companions that when
they Reached the main ar.ny ,hey would be NJ
ouee senteuced to be shot. The general opinion,
however. seemed 10 tc that they would bo
compelled TO join the army, aud that no pun
hhuient worth menttouing wuutd be Indicted.
Their eaptors for the present drove them about
In very angry iashtout and, - my drsRo-
ulau told nc, abused them like pickpo'kets+
, 1877-08-28

Culclao.-AftsE receiving new crank, tho tug
Miller Is again 10 coulmsslnn.. The damaged tug
Pstksr went up 10 Ailler's dry dock yesterday for
scpatrs This schr Kata Daley IL being lifted out
for aosvIcs... Tho ttur John sherman took "D"
Company, First Regiment snd their Invited guests
out for excursion last evening. IL was ported
around tho docks yesterday that csrt. John
lutchasons lIccnso sailing master had bte d Eu.
yoked, Lat lacked continuation, and IL unI,koly,
About twenty cAfRoes af lumber wrrn on the mar
ket yesterday, anl three -fouFths OF than wetn
dlap0sed of.... .Capts. Juhn Crawford. Thomas
Miller, Harry EhaDuon, and William MiItuf went
to CleYalsna yesterday TO tttcnl the MaAon!e con.
clsse, Cant Astnur Atktns !. there,
t}rHxn fnnrs.-The Anchnf Line bas {, 600 tons
Of steel rails 10 transport from Eric 10 Milwaukee.
;;;.The large tgr pisfes sprunY bad leak in the
iuto dry duck....The Buffalo night Custom.
Iloaao Clerk +ean't spell correctly. -.
The schr Sweetheart sprung a lsak Saturday On hsr
var down with = cargo ot coal, and pat Into sand
Beach haEboI Of refuge: Thu new seakWAIcr At
Oswcxo Marbor t. bring pushed rapidly, Tho
work. when tntshctl, will ba Of Immense heneat 10
navfgators. .Thu tanaltan iururnmtnt has order
cd tho construction Of yard III which to build lhu
luck gates tor ths caAal. Tbs yard will he on
Tho mountain near ThoFold, snl Il il expected 4
large numhcs Of men Will b employed there dusing
the winter.
, 1877-08-28
CURRENT OPINION,

We wish it distinctly understood that Nile.
sass, who ia coming 10 America next year l. no rel.
atlve Of Gail llamflton.-DosfoM Post Dan. J..
II tho people Of the Wost arc 40 resolute1y
bent on cheap circulating medium, why dou't
they adopt Confederate monayf 1t may not bo
!eFy loyal sort OF eaah. but It IL sheap.-Ns Or
We rise to 4 point Of order, Why should
murderer IN tho South be called Kuklux. and =
.sud IT, :, stsn e as wsa. ks
sikuttoR tD<'n.l.
Lot Secrstary Bcl'urz 60 on with tho good
wosk b. has 70 wsli hsegan, secrecy in the mode
homes. part Of the press VIII defend him sgsinst iii
CAFoniets tAsp.h
II was we'll enough for Mr. Randall to de-
Glars for tho Ts1ss 4 recihe and the Mississippi
b. = Tor tho refund Job, anch ! stens
will never swim With 1t around hla neck. -al. Lout
A<patllean tDsns.)
It IL slrsady evident that the Presidents
eh0rts to reform the C1sll befvice Of our country
81 hs ~
Abasss. On tbs whpls, he his every 1uasun " 10
,,s'isasd win tho aspect Of tho hsflzoa.-Bostoa
bateAasaH ths!lgtoasl.
~ VIII " 1ouQH that FeQtfAl 0Uce-Qol1eT8
- class, however excellent msn they may be,
Republican communities of Hsw Englsnd. They
create : suspicion. and haYs more and mosp cems
-6ossoa youraai lA1p.).
The President has but to walk firmly lin
the WAY Wy he hAs set out. 10 cause tho majority Of
a.! good eittteas to praise blm for needed REFORMS
ssssoMpll.h9:d r r = Tar pahed tnst WIN
70 inauSufAte fraction. OF thls W trust ii. ists
!n.sfeosf.s WIZ tha people Of ysrmant aud New
tRtp.j.
We are prepared for Republican rsverses
this coming autumn. The discontinued Hspublic-
A.. nsat =: nsii .:nt thss .pite ths yss u 70
Democratic psrty ID powsE Ia Btates wbIsa now
hsse Republican QoEernment.. donbtles4 ihsy viii
awaken u retaliation nf thclf folly and czIma 10
tho coneiu.on that kebnkiax tho Pssaidsht Il such
, cost dossnt pAy,-Aav IoA4oa tEoa&. 7Iit-
gram (Aep).
Does any sensible man believe that tho
county Will tolerate Conxfeaa given up to party
1aansuvres ssa4lou speut Il. attacking the South.
cru policy. In sa,s!nY tbs ''bioodJ *aiss," In
tacs OF tbis universal sadszinxf Senator LANAI =
, 1877-08-28

Tbs following were tho arrivals and cieafances
10. the twsnty houss ending At ~ O'clock last
night:
AnxtvAL4-stul1s Corona St. Joseph. suntFisa; Chi.
drcs, plvps \. 4. Falsiank. Gnaslo. eosl; ssSsta,
nua l6 eantrrs Catna, Buhalo. sundFIes: Messunxer
Benton !Aflor. sun1s!cti 81 Eroh AAn!atse lumber;
Dsnsua lIafbd1 sua.i1sss q. Il. HEATH. s.asstaek,
lua'bert tn4nokt. Buffalo spnttlesi btlrucea Hanu
Cle!e!and. coal, f. Jobnson. .Whle Lsle, luu,lct,
geo1 BAy. lumbeEi G. H. Hackisf. AuskeE0n, lamler;
MildAaE, Mtalstss lnulbs1s lto1cTt uu.lttt. Grand
Haven. luMbrs; ". Mueller. A44kc9up, l4ulLrt: II.
D. tiAe3 DGaatn, 1unhst: II. u. Nvuft, Mn.krson.
F0odi pauliae, Muakesel lutnbrs; Lizzie ituAk, H.
JHeph. luMheF; Al1stlt. Muskr ;ou. lusp4eri c. L.
ss sd AAasssHak ~, o:s' elI1aa
f1xSs 19ns1s onhs.H s. H1ana sxeo smbs.; " +
bss: Score = Pa!atsF, unea rter, wood.
Fl. aud % hFls csncat Aut Corona. Il jossph
dries: sehr LAly l,u3cTin kuEssuu, ~ 100 h0 corn;
Friudatones; schr capn&le. husksson. lul 0u oAls
e0as htan sSat Elaa CITY. CooaelIs Pler tons fesds
pf9R Guy u TrAscsss. TtsSsfsa City, ltnUb shesE
hu 9Ats. and sQu dries; prop Inter 0Seah paalo,
~ o4o hu cosn sehs ArKona4t ban 4o: a. mo 6u cosut
HuF Alp$n&. A0skegon. - btls pofx. tf1 Nlt.AIy
hf( brandy; 1ehF 14nc 2Auu. QtleutA4Ex u, " 9u
Eoza echf AuntmofGncy. hu8Alu IL 7d1 bu Fyef achf
H. c. cfa Hfus1, Cul0g Wood ~ 7a7 bu eoFr.
, 1877-08-28
taken evidence that they desired freedom In
It's hroa1cst sense.
The meeting then adjourned until a week
from Wednesday.
MARINE NEWS.
THE CANAL,

7
nRfndEronf, Aug p. 27.-Afrived-Peer1ess, OF
tawa, 4, 200 bu cnrn; Tcmpc.t. Ottawa, q, 200 bn
corn; sunsbine, Ottawa, 0,3oo ba corn; Kenne.
bee, Ottawa. Il, lou bu corn; r.. J. Roebuek.
Ctca, Q, 150 bu corn; Danubr. Ottawa, 5.Go0 bu
corn; THOMAS Scott, Mar,cll,cs, 0, 200 bu corr,
5,UI0 pounds -fced; Belle France, hfor.,e, 4. 400
op coEn. /. 400 bI oat. -, 900 pounds seed; rhr-
port, 40 oris gour, 16l, so0 ponnd4 seed: prop
King Bros.. Kauknkco Feeder, 2, 900 bu Of ryc,
20. loo pounds seed; Atlantic, kanknkee Feeder,
enrn. IL, 3o0 pounds aeed; Lily, Seneca. O. 600 bu
corn. -. ~.
Cleared-Messenger. Utica, Jos, 90 feet lumber;
prnp Atlantic, Etica. Ia COO feet lumber; @. l..
booth, Ctles, e,, 518 feel lumber.
nttbaEIonr, , Aug 2!.-Arflved-lnVisshsn L.;
llnnter, Lagalle, q. COO bn corn, r
CltBrcd-eenaea, Joliet, HI. b77 feet Lumber;
Carter i.asaltc. n2. 000 feet lumber; Aorris,
Joliet, 33, 28S icct lumber.
, 1877-08-28

CHtcAao, Ang. a7.-Tho market Was active and
easy. rcssets were taken 1t &c for corn to But1a-
10 aud &c for whcnt to Kingston. capseity.-110,
600 bu wheat, 275. 600 bu cora, 30, 600 bu oats,
and 10, 600 bu re. Charten: TO BuGalo-prop
saruecA eats and rye; prop Ara5ta. wheat: pron.
China and Scotia, corn prop Sebfaaka, wheat and
Osdensbura-Fto cleveland md barge d. j. i1aic,
wheat through. To Port Colborne-schs D. A.
Wells. cnrn II BAG. To Cotlingwood-schr j.
lsai.ton. corn. TO Kin0rton-Eehr J. Il. Noyes,
wheat It &c, aah Dan Lyons and FIorettA, corn Ut
Gtc. In tho afternoon ihe schfs Woodruff and
to SAInia.
Saturdays Cleveland Herald says: "Thero Ia no
Milwaukee ruling nt Hi6t +0c. Tic feet Of vessels
here Ia not large aud theetock Of coal ia tnercas.
Ing, The eeht Eliza Merton went TO Black River
for coal to Toronto II Djc Eoid tree. The BcoWs
Scapira. Nellie, and Joncs take coal to Detroit At
apc. Tho ore rates are 81. 10 from Msrq1etIe. and
81. 10 from EAcAu8ba.
, 1877-08-28

One Of the largest diamonds ever found In
8chreipe1, q Temperance preacher. Ii Weighs
2a3 casats, and l. called the Faith Diamond"
II ID said That one Of her brothers would not
become u Good TemplaE On any consideration
nnIcss 10 found . Ea1s, bix stone. Miss
e<Arvtaef, Hudinx I'll ordinary meana OF con-
yertipR him TO Goo4 Templar'a principles IN
rain, u Last pray 81 tnat be might ind q large
diamond SoonaftcrMsrd Tho nlouster gem was
nnearhed, and til. brother, who was partner
lie became. and IL still, co1slstcAe Good Tenn
plar. Local merchants have offered $i0l1NU
Tor tho stone, Tie lady " an enthuslaxic tenn
pefaoca adSesatA, ALL pztAcLss with wonderful
, 1877-08-28
nDttom F9EurCa,
hfFn}f ErHH nrxxA

A wood tenmstcr yesterday had some business
10 transact with the occupant Of room in the
top storY Of block on Griswold street, and as
he reached tho landing Of tho last flight Of stairs
lts heel caught and down he rolled. bum ping
from atatr To stair and unable to catch hold Of
anything. lawyer leaned over tho stairs a.
he heard the noise, and shouted:
II, YOU'LL st5ikc bottom pretty quick-don't get
"Oh, know Just where am, counted the
stairs when went up!" rcnlicd the tcamster.
40 he landed he rubbed his bruised back, aud
looking up the stairs be unused:
counted fourteen steps going up aud lf-
teen bumps coming dawn. Something wrong
with tho architecture OF this butldiug!H
, 1877-08-28

lon0 time at Brightwool. The gun fs a stnrc
with brerel,lontlIue and crank,turnIne attach
ment enabling tl,r piece to shoot, tt Ii claime.1,
1tn thota per minute with precision, and Nd
ward, Of go at samion1. The rapfll,y OF firing
thIrty-scvcn barrel Belgian or French mttsail-
lcuscA, and the weight, with tho rcAt and ali, Is
but l37 pounds, making It very effective for To-
fantry use. The only drawback Is orcrhcatipg
from the rapid 1r.nE. The gun has been sent
to Hartford ready for shipment next week TO
England, where Capt Gardiner and several
Engli.fn army officers, who are with him, viii
experiment further.
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gland.
LoNdeN Tfnss, Arg. o.
The beetle, as aft. j. D. DOYLE informed ms
last Tuesday, has been among us already. and
has given good prot,t OF his powers, even under
the most unfavofao1e conditions, Of supporting
an Atlantic voYare. Mr.. poyle's aon!th.law re-
ccivcd, as present from New York, eight full
grown specimens Of tho insect, iuclosed in .
little tip box about the size OF crown piece.
He carried tho boz in LIS packet for III weeks,
md then handed Il over 70 sir Doyle: Tbs
way Of privat'on Of fuod a,,d uir, Trrs stili
living and so vigorous that It was no easy task
to keep the1u In their prison. We arc Glad to
learn that no one 81 tlicsc eight tntrutlcrs has
been suffered TO obtain footing In our fields.
They have been immersed In spirits for twenty
four hours. and are now safe in Mr.. Doyieis
eao!nct. The story Of their voyage has, never.
the'cse, terrible Significance for our farmers.
Il ~ Insect !. 40 snall that eight specimens of
It can be shut up In o boz Of the size which our
correspondent describes, aud 20 hardy that II
can survive unIntured lnit for sotnc wo months,
how infinite must he the chances TINT 1t will
succeed somehow IN getting past any obstacles
which distance and tue Prtvy Council can
imposed few eggs or single pair Of Insects
may be enough to do the mischief.
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Special NSodtcA % TA8 1sTbVHe-
Ponr Hunos, Aug 27.-Down-Propn Benton.
Holland. St. Paut, Russla, Wilson and basgcs.
Mills and barqes, burnside and bargrs, Plymouth
and barges. Maynower snd ba1ges; schrs Jsno
ue'l, s. Watson, Evelyn Bates, E. Fitzgerald. E.
C. Hutchinson, Otuuaoee, D. P, pobb!ns.
Vanderbilt, Oneida, blanchard, WlssahckoD. Dean
Kichmoud. Dnr,ia9ton and barTes, Graves and
Gonsott. Sparta and consort, Egyptian and corsott
DEucc, Col. Ellsworth, John 81. NutchtnFunt F. D.
son. iiigge T. jnuc6.
: Wlnd-sonil. gcnslo. Weather, ans.