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spondent at Queenstown reports that the
boat New Bedford, 20 feet long, bound from
New Bedford, Mass, to Falmouth, England,
was again spoken on June 23. Captain
Cfopo and wife were we'll and no accident
had so far occurred.
FIRE IN DEL NoRTE, COL.
DENVER, COL, July "a fire at Del
Norte, on the 9th inst, consumed two
blocks, including the Post Office and San
Juan Bank buildings and other property,
valued at $20O,OO0. Insurance small. The
books and deposits of the bank were saved,
and business will be continued. The par
ticulars are meagre.
CHILD MISSING AT ATLANTIC CITY.
ATLANTIC ClTY, July 9.-Harry Rose,
son of T. T. Rose, of Woolman g. Rose,
No. 500 North street, Philadelphia, who
was stopping at the Atlantic House, in this
city, has been missing since Sunday morn
ing. When last seen he was in the vicinity
of the beach.
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CHEZ RlEE's SALE.

By WHINE Of Il writ of evsri Facias
to ssfIa6 sd3rected, VIII be 'xposeu to
Public sale at .Ae alayette Ho,e No. 81
Shiplsy Htrtet, Kept by George W. OrIl p
In the ciyysSof WI mington, New taslle
county helaware, on
SATURDAY, the rs h day OF July, A. D. 1877,
N at 2 o'c' eek +. M,
q The fOlt0Wing descr bed Real Estate viz:
All that Csrtain Lot uf Land with q Frame
slJweillnG 3hereouo rectes 81 u.te in this,
(ity GEIN4lniag on, boun len ami desert bed
as fOtl8MG,Is wit: Beg nning 1T e corner
formed hy1he intersection OF the sou her y
SlreVfTenth street. With the westerly Fl he
Gf 3beFt54noW called N lson street, tn. nee
by ttiG Hnntht riy side of Tenth stIert, vest
erly sixteen feet to ~ line Of lsnd late i. t
EDWARD GGx, dec'u theme. thereby south
erlyrnd paraIlel 10 Walnut street seventy
feet To astRke, aud e;,s.erly parallel to .0'h
sire siKt6en feet to the side OF l. ID rty st.
aforesa1dt fand thelce therchv northerly
Eeva1tNsfRRt 10 The pace of beginning, be
cOnteA&H trereof what they may. '~
II k0fAe0HFnd lnht II IN execution a. the pro-
pertysOf MArgartt Butcher lAte Margar,
4 Wsiker,and John Butcher, her hus band land
Kekscce M0rris, L AID ln bp SO d by
k8Ig ISAAC GkUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff. 0face, New castle, July 8, 1877.
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CITY ITEMS.

An seven years old son OF Geo. W. Rob-
erts, residing at Broome and Maple streets,
fell from tree in front of his home, and
broke his right arm above the wrist.
A pine pound salmon was recently caug ht
in the Delaware.
James Grow, a laboring man, residing at
2l6 Madison street, had one legs broken and
received other injuries, by the falling in Of
the sand bank at 18th and Orange streets.
A game of base ball will be played thi.
afternoon, on the Adams street ground, be-
tween Red Stockings and Olympic mines,
both of this city. The game will be called
at o'clock, sharp. This club is ready to
receive challenges from any clnb In the
State. Address G. II. Groves, No. 2 East
Front street, Wilmington.
A fisherman at Pennsgrove has csuglt a
sea turtle, weighing sixty-eight pounds, in
the river, off that point. This is said to be
largest, if not the first sea turtle ever caught
so far up the river,
The Jefferson Democratic Club will hold
a picnic on the 26sh inst.. in Pennsgrove,
N. j. This will be one of the finest social
entertainments of the season, and well de-
serves success.
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NHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue OF writ of venditioni exponas
to me directey, wal be exposed to Pub {
Sale At he lafayette Hotel Al S-npley
street, Kept by George W. Urtllp in the
clt.. Of Wilmington, " New Castle county
Delaware, ,tn
SATURDAY, 2stN day Of JULY. .AD.l.77,
at 2 O'Clock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz,
All that ce. tain hart Property ana lot
OF Ian I. with tue buildings Marine Rail
way and M c4inely theleon si'u d. III
lhe (1'y OF Wilm., gt'n, N W Casle Gu
ty, and state of Della are bDunOed md
d-' or b d as follows, % wit, Btg,nni. g al h
pOiht II. d line OF land. OW or ate If Inn
A. ia ris, a. out 90 feet from the easLerly
,iue of Orange ST eet, aid eIgnty nin- 80,
teeJ from The southerly side of Wafer 1T
thence easterly aloI g Harris's land end
parallel with Wote st.eeL 38 feet west dock
or former Y frederick L-Ona,ds line
thence south IL deg. west to what was or.
merIy lOw,w ater Dars now to the inter
section o. Shlplev stIe t, the ce by the line
of III pley street. s,utherly to the wnsr
line as In id wa b, the saiu city, theme
aorg Chrlsliana hivel westerly 76 feet in
more or less, to line Of lanu now or Ia {
of aid Harris q thence thereby U0r, h.
trly parallel to Orang, treet; 10 The place
fbrglnning, be the contents what they
may.
so,zed and takeni in execution as the rro
perty Of John a Har' is, o I'll 20 b. soIi by
IsAAC CRU BIB, sheriff,
Sherif's Office, n ew Castle, July 8, 1877.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
.HEkIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Levari Facias, to
me dill ected, will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the Hotel o1 H nry d. Paulin, in Odessa,
in st. Georges Hundred, New Castle Coun-
ty, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, a'st day of ULY, AID. 1877.
at o'clock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
All that GER ain Tract or p'ece OF J. and.
81 uated in AppDquinimink Hundred New
'astle COun,y,:A State Of Delawa e,
bounded and described as follows, tO-W1,
beginning at the nOrtn edge OF NoxantoWn
MI Pom, q corner for these pr mls, . ana
for and of John Appleton, tbence With said
Apple,on's north one ant ha degrees
midd of tn" road leading from M1ddl :
t wn t, Peterborough, thence with the
Aald road south eigh,y-nine degrees ca st
eleven and turee. ,enth perches, thence
partly with this said road AID partly with
q, b. lands uf the said Edward .ilco> south
Aeven y-six and cne-qu rter degrees ~ I
tive .ty four al d five tenth. p. rcne: 10 the
ADD Quin imina Creek a. The said Mill
Pond, TO the placs of beginning, con,aln-
ing ten acres Of IL nd, be- The same NOR" or
less, VITA Frame Grist Mill, Fl anne we'll
lug House. and stab e, thereon e tcted .and
also the mill dam, mill pond, and ther ghts
and privileges appertainiDg TO the said mill
and wafer pow..r.
Seized anu TAX en- in execution as the pro-
perly of Jonathan =. Han, and Mary =. .ne
ban., his wi e, and t, t $, ard TO I've s. by
,sAAC GRUbB, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Now Castle, July 9, 1867.
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HERALD NOTES.

The residents of Bryn Mawr, and neigh~
boring stations on the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, held meeting at the above named
place, on Saturday last, for the purpose Of
adopting some means of putting stop to
the tramp nuisance.
A general meeting of the Hebrews will
take place, at 10 A. NJ, to~day, In ST George 8
Fl ali, Philadelphia, which has for its object
the advancement of the Jewish religion.
247 taverns in Philadelphia were open on
Sunday, in violation of the law.
The first trip over the new Narrow Gauge
Railroad, between Philadelphia and Atlantic
City, took place on Saturday last.
Rev. Richard Brennan, A. NJ. pastor of
St. Roses Church, New York, has written
work entitled, "a Popular Life of Our
Holy Father Pope Plus the Ninth"
Some of Shakspeare's plays have been
translated into the Tamyl and Sapscit LAM
guages.
The people of Wilmington, N. G., are
induging in fresh green corn.
The American Philogical Society meets
in B Blltimore, to-day.
Mosquitoes, said to have been brought in
cargoes of foreign grain, ha just made
their appearance in London, England.
Senator Ransom, of North Carolina, says
that the Old Line Whip, with Republican
label, can't be found in his State or any>
where else in the South, and predicts that
the South will be snlidly Democratic for
twenty-five years at least.
1t is stated that the long lost "Poetry for
Children" by Charles and Mary Lamb,
published in two tiny volumes in Godwin's
Jeveni Q Library in 1900, has at last been
found in South Australia, In the possession
of the Hon. Mr.. saudover, of Adelaide, and
through his courtesy, it is 10 be taken to
England and republished,
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CHERFF'S SALE.

ry virtue of a writ of Levari Facias. to
mo directed. will ee exp St 10 PuDllc
sa g, at the Hotel of Henry D. Pau In, T.
Odessa in st. george Hundred, New Castle
county, Del. on
TUESDAY. the 8lst day Of JULY, 1877.
at lo'clock, P. M,
The following descr bed Real Estate. viz.
All that Farm or Tact of Lana situate,
lying, ami bein III AppoquiDimiuk Hd !.
III the county of New Castle, and state OF
Delaware. beng part OF tue orlelnsl trac'
cal led Prpl i'll, and which part Is bound
ed and described as follow to-wtt' Begin
ming at q stake stone in the state ROAD
at Matthews corn er and At the Junction o.
the road leading from said road to laylor's
Bridxc, thence along said State road south
9d.g ees est lS5 10 pc ches to q smna,
thence by land of the hers OF. John Lyman
decd, s nth rs degrees east p.rches TO a
stake, thence by lire dividing the or1gl
nal tract south S9Huegrees east to astake 1r
the public road leading to Isylor's Bridge
th+ nee up sain road n, rth 33H deg. WeS
alb ut l2s $40 perches to stake, thence up
said road no1 th u Geg west i.D perches
to st Ike thence up said road norm ~
Dig west 28 8-lO percues to stone opposite e
to the road leaoirg to Thomas \, nding,
thence still up said road north ~ deg
west 56 10 perches to a stase Ia the State
road aforesaid, and the place of b. ginn1ug
containing one hundred and f'ry-n1ne
acres. two quarters, and twelve perchsS OF
land, ore or less &C.
re Zed ard t. ken in execution as the p O..
periy Of James v. Moore, ard Rachel
Moore, his wife, and William Vandesrllt,
" W ' ISAAC GRUBR, Sheriff.
Sheriff ONCE, New Castle, July ., 1877.
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FOREIGN.

BURNING OF THEATRE IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, JULIO 9.-The Routunda Thea
tire in this city has been destroyed by fife.
GENERAL GRANT EN- ROUTE FROM BRUSSELS
TO FRANKFORT.
BRUSSELS, July 9.-General Grant and
party left here at 9 30 this morning. The
Kings aide-de-camp and members of the
American Legation accompanied the party
10 the railway station. The General is ex-
pected to arrive at Frankfort-on>the-Main
on the 18th or 18th inst.
poNAPARTIsT COUNCIL AT CH1sELHURsT.
LONDON, July "a despatch from Paris
to the Daily News says:-'E. Rouher and
other leading Bonapartists have gone to
Chiselhurst for grand council"
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THE EASTERN WAR.

A POSSIBILITY THAT ENGLAND WILL oC-
cUPY coNsTANTINoPLE.
COLOGNE, July 9-The Gazette te-day
publishes telegram from Vienna, stating
that Hon. Mr.. Layard, the British Minister
at Const antiuople, has informed the Sultan
that circumstances might compel England
to occupy Conste ntinople and the Straits of
the Dardanelles 10 protect British interests
The Sultan replied evasively and referred
Mr.. Layard to the Turkish Ministry.
IN ASIA MINOR.
The situation of the Russians in Asia Mi
nor does not appear to be as thoroughly
compromised as at first conjectured. Turks
ish dispatches admit that the Russian re-
treat has stopped. A fresh body of 10000
Russians has arrived at Bayazld 10 the re-
lief of the garrison. Another Russian di-
vision of 10000. is marching towards Arda-
han. Mukhtar Pasha is five hours march
to the south ward of Kars, but the siege Of
that place has not been raised, as at first re-
ported.
RUSSIAN OCCUPATION OF CoNsTANTINoPLE
THREATENED.
MANCHESTER, July 9.-The Guardians
London correspondent says he understands
that the Govrnment has information that
the Russians intend to occupy Constantine
pie at all risks, unless the Turks anticipate
that event by makingpeace on the Cars
terms.
EFFECT OF THE REPORT IN ENGLAND.
The effect of the receipt of this and other
intelligence as to Russian Intentions, says
the correspondent, has been to modify very
considerably the view taken of the crisis by
certain members of the Cabinet; the prac-
tical outcome will probably be that If the
more energetic members should feel bound
to adopt an active policy they will no longer
be opposed by those of their colleagues who
have hitherto been disposed to caution.
TURKISH PROTECTION TO CHRISTIANS.
LONDON, July GA special despatch
from Constantinodle, by war of Syra, to the
Times, says The Sultan recently, at a
private audience, declared to Mr.. Layard,
The British representative, that he would
not guarantee protection to Christians If the
Russians continue 10 excite rebellion in Bull
garia, and perpetrate atrocities in Asia
Minor.
THREATENED ENGLISH OCCUPATION OF
CoNsTANTINoPLE DENIED.
LONDON, July 9.-Iu the House of Com.
mons this afternoon Sir Stafford Northcote
said it was untrue that Minister Layard had
Informed the ssltan that it might be neces-
sary for England to occupy Constantinople.
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NEW COLORED CHURCH,

The old preacher of one of the colort
churches in French Street, near 9th, having
on account of a dispute with his congrega-
tion resigned, part Of his flock has left the
church with him, and formed new copgre
CATION who worship in the building in Se>
cond street near West, formerly used by the
Union Methodist Church before they erect.
ed the building which they at present occu.
py at 5.h and Washington SITS.
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SHERIFF SALES.
EHEKLCF'o SALE.

BY virtue of writ of venditioni expo
mas to lae directed will be exposed TO
ub,ic sale at the Lsfay cite Hotel, No. 84l
Shipley street; kept by George w. Ort lip,
iu the city Of Wilmington, New CasLle
county Delaware, on
SATURDAY, Juy q, 1877,
at 2 O'Clock, P. M,
he following describe d Real Estate. viz;
All that Tract or parcel OF Land Uf James
W. Thompson. N. w.. situate in Winning
ton. new Lastle county. anu State OF u Ia.
Ware, to wit; Beginning at staae"n the
as'e cry side ut Orange ,tI eet, at distance
uf 81 feet and inches from the sOntherly
side Of lWe,f. h st, eet, thence caste ly and
parallel with lwelf h sire seventy three
feet to the westv r.y sldeOt four id a hall
feet wide alley, fading H. to Nv. fifth street
thence by the said side Of said alley south.
erly thirty four feet Q a STAKE thence west
erly ana 'paral el with the first descrbet,
line aid with 1--WE fLh street, seventy thr e
'eet to the east r,y siee OF Oran. e street
an thence tDer, by northerly thirty lonI
.eet to The p ace VI beginning, be The con
TENTS ther OF VIVA. they may.
Seized and taKen In execution as the Pre-
perty ol James w. III. mpson, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle. July 8, ls77.
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MASS MEETING.

The Gospel Temperance Mass meeting
will be held in the Opera House, this even
ing. The occasion will doubtless be one of
great interest. It could scarcely be other
wise with such speakers as Rev. DR.. Nixon,
DR.. Westwood, and Col. Hyatt, and such
music as will be furnished by the jubilee
Singers. All are invited. Doors open at
Z O'Clock. The Jubilee Singers will render
several of their fine pieces before the moet-
ing begins. ~ 5rr,.
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gHIEIslRIE'F's II SALE,

By yHtn0 of n wit of Levari Facias to
me directed, viii! be expo ed to Fublc SAFE
at me Laiaye te Hotel, 81 ehipley stteet,
Kept Dy S}eoTge W. Urtli", in the city of
4 Mllli@a9eaSeyn, New castle County, Delaware
EATURDAY, July q, A. d. 1877,
$s - X sSS AT . O'Clock, =. M.
NJ the fNlOG!pg described aeal Estate, viz:
All Inst CERTAIN Lot OF Land, situate in The
CITY 0s s t4mingtnn Bounded a. d described
as f0tlOwSstO " ~: leg.nnlng at the north
eTly side 0f q pin avenue, betn cen Rod-
ney antf ElAytun stree Is, and at the distance
n Of o3e hhildr aud twenty fee from tue
Z WtsterfyRs de of hodney street, thence
nnrtN efiy pa slIel 10 Redn.y stree one
hundrSd f6et to a corner, thence westerly
parAiieLt0Hi gin NV. nue ff y feet to the
easteriy Etdeoi forty-tWo fe t a d five ms:
wIdextfeeE thet c-sou'htrly alongsaid side
uf said street and parallel to the first men
tiOned lin6a' Il X due sire ct onehuL dred
feet u thGEtd d side f Gil in avcnu-, and
thenc- thsreb castelly fifty feet tJthe place
u ok bs ginning he the co tents whst tncS
Il seized and aiken in eEecu'ion as the pro-
z perty sSf William 4 WesJpro TX, ;.Hd Anna
Il AZ eBthrOoa. his WIS, unu t. t., and 10 be
ISAAC GHUaB, Sheriff,
&heFffss Office, rev castle, July 0, 1877.
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CyHxilIl 9s SALE.

By ytxtHHof q writ of Levari Vacias to
ImS8 8diyectS0, will be eXpuseu 10 Pubic ale,
at tAa LAf&xttie HotrI, Sal Shipley street,
kept NJ A3&Orgc W. Oitl'p in The City -
Wf ~ la9l6n, New Castle Loun y, Aeia-
SATURDAY., JULY 2sth. A. D. 1877;
at2 o'cl ok. p. NJ,
l1a fnlIoVItg Described Real Estate viz:
4 A1lthatc6Ita M, ssua2s, uemeut and
Lot Ox Land, bounded md described as fol-
lows M wft,s trale or The cas- erly Side OF
OrausH street, b NV cen tth md 7th stl eets,
1n s4MeMxstty Of Wilmington afoIe>ai
uhded AnS thu north by t rec feet wide
alley, OnAte sOu'h by lands now or fl r.
meTly 0fs3Ysse Ros ers, being alb, ut feet i
iHches fs0hton u, ange street and run 'ing
back Nasterly I'll width alb 'ut 90 feet. m ,re
( or. iFsAS BD0t 3. VO =, u 24I. &C.
sefxed ANd tar" II n .,atcuii ion aS the pro-
perry Gf Eell Mclaughlin, d ec'd, Jacob
Il HtTdInan, adm. OF Neil McLaughllI
deed, MttaE. ho t,tlizab ta. hort. Jan es
TilghmAns and Mary " mis- wiie, teri teL-
I>AA' GRUBB, Sheriff.
sberifIsE Qfice, I CIV CASTLE
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SHERlFFS SALES.
tyA Il||8!||Is SALE.

I CA E's SALE.
S3' B4 aNlftgerofa writ Of ais. Levari Facias,
5 ~ 6j4 4eS&&feu, will be exposed to public
az Al AtthHSE SE,aIav et,e Hotel e4l Ship,es ST..
kept bXs sAxegfge w. Orttlp, in the city !. t
W k1namX4b&yN ew Castle county, Delaware
kTURDAY. JULY 25Lh, le7.
Ss ut 2 o'cll ck. p. NJ,
TliS f0llcDlHE d scrbed Real Estate, viz:
III An tNS& a6ertaln Lot OF IA d, with five
Frame 1XW&lIing Houses thereon situate in
the SHtd#xttx If Wi mins stop, bounded as
OIlQ$P4s N8t 3n ming AT the SOUTH east corner
on Hsh h&46XJrk WOO s'reels, the nee easter
III s8llyG n InS nor h. riy side Of g. street 6,
.feetdV& &fiSiU quar.er inch, S to c rner.
tlelacH psheriy parallel to Ki'k~oot st.
eia nxy M q corr er th ~hce westerly par
aiaet io 8satre ct rs feet five al d a qu ar er
inches In tAe easterly side Of K,rkwood st
afOvtsaid;fREd the' ce thereby noItnerIy
eighty fvStt tb thr place Of besinnina, be the
ctIlf f6iisa Ehert tf what hey may,
III Gel&kd&Sid TAX Ell III execution as the pro-
Der OF Ql1nnon J. II III, and Mary owens;
ana E&1iaSee gars l. ,ai to b.. sold by
lS ISAAC GKUBB, Sheriff.
SherifK fl1lice. New Lastle,l
July Dt 3AT7. jy9-ts
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SATURDAY. July o, 1877,
at 2 O'Clock, p. m,

The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF iand, Sit
uated in the city of Wilmington, and
poundeu and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the Intersection of sOutherIy
side of eighth street win The westerly side
of Poplar street, thence soulherly along
sad slue of Poplar street 10 feet. more or
e s, to land of Jacob karch, thence west
erly loi said Karch land aud paral el
wi h Fighth street Is feet 10 stake, thence
northerly and parallel with Poplar streel.
by u line dividing tn from otner lands Of
the salu John h. nleyer, sky feet, more or
less, to the afore aid side of Eighth street.
~. d then ce thereby cas- rerly along side of
+ iyhJh street eighlean feet to the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
No. 2 all that certain Lot of land, stu
IT, d in the said City of w lining or. a1ore-
said, and de cribed as follows, I" wit: ne
I'll Mug on the southery side of Eighth
street at a distance OF elgh cen - from
the westerly side Of Poplar street, theme =
with j. gh h street weste. ly sixteen feet,
th nc suutherly and parallel with Poplar
street sixty feet from building line, thence
easter par allel with Eighthst eet sixteen
f., t, thence nor herly sixty feet to The
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF John Carney. and Saran his wife,
and t. t., and to b. sold bv
lSAAC GRURB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, July 8, LII.
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ONE CENT
TO-MORQOw's GAME.

The Quicksteps have 1t last obtained
1ne club, and will play the famous Defiance
club of Philadelphia, who defeated them on
the FOURTH" on tomorrow afternoon.
The Quicksteps will have the following
players Carl, c.; Morris, p; Blogg, LIST b.;
Day, S. g.; Butler, End b.; stratton, c. t..
Adams, 3rd b.; Mincher, c. f.; and Del.
mine, r. f.
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"sweet Forget Mo Not"

This IL the TIT . OF " new and magniiicf,nt C,
rus, COMPOSE d By -, BBY NEWCoMB," ol
mi ~ rel fame. IT Is t,:Jg Dy Primi ose and
W est. o: HaverlS'. Minis refs: ell hanty
an X ebgier, of the Ebony Pastor Troupe;
Adah Richm", d, and other first class a.,
surely be admired by everybody. Prioa
4O G nts per cOpv' can be had from any
music dealer, or fIGm The pnn'ishar.
@gNgs 1sgsaa Va II. w. HELMIC
%s, Went dr. ~ fs&s. ~tnnati, O.
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local Affairs.
TRIAL TRIP.

The "Carolina," having undergone the
necessary repairs since her last trial trip
will make another trip to-day, when her
speed will be tested. She will be accom- pa
MED by several members of the Company
for whom she was built, and number OF
invited guests.
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rs w. JONES, . ancy Dyers. 42 N. From
u Street, Branch Office corner Ninth and
Vine streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
Gentleman's Garments of every dtscrip
lion nyed or Cleansed Kid shoes, Feath-
trs and Gloves dyed or Cleansed.
am IaD
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kAILEtO ADS.
WILMINGTON AM
BALTIMORE RAILROA

PHILADELPHIA, Wll4MlNfTON AMI
/ BALTIMORE HAILROA
June 10th. 1877.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
philadelphia and intermediate stations g 40
665, 8 10. 100, 10 0O, a. m. 80, 4SO, 7W'
philadelphia and New York, 225, Ham,
u 81. II 40, 5 46pm. . ~
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, %
Baltimore and Washington, l O6, S39, a m,
Trains for delaware Division leave for
New Castle 500, $50. s3V, m, l5o' 6N
wyoming and intermediate stations 600
Delmar and Intermediate stations s 0o
' SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
8 10 a m, 8 90 63O m.
Philadelphia and New York, ~ m.
Baltimore and " ashingtOn. l Us q m.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the de.
pot.
iun9.1y a.FKENNEY. supt.
THANGE OF HUI ho-W LIN H0AOIS
- WESTERN RAILROAD-Comme
ing Thursday Dec. 4, 1876, Trains will run
as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 a m, and S 3Opm
Leave Landenburg 45 q m and 80 p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington z 55 m, and III
Arrive at Landenberg at IL m. and 8 4c
Pm.
CONNECTIONS. Strain leaving Landen-'
berg al g. Is a, m. with train Tor Fnlladel-
phia at $40 am.
Train leaving Wilmington q 1920 m
with traiu leaving Philadelphia at 9. O m
and PENNSYLVANIA and Delaware train leav-
ing Landenberg at 90 p. m.
Train Leaving Landenberg at ! 80 p. m,
with Pennsylvania and Delaware trail, ,and
at 4 80 p. m.
Train leaving Wilmington at $50 p m
with train leaving Philadelphia at Is p.
D. C0NNELL Sup
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